The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-09-10 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE S 0 L D,
"DY private contract, by the fubfcri
' ber at his plantation on Fergu
son's ^wamp, the following lands, viz.
B<o acres of good provision land,
exceeding well timbered with pine
and fire wood; the extent not over
four miles fom 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 Waffemfaw Swamp, joining
lands of Mr. Thomas Legare's, and
Hanmbleton's, 200 of the fame has
already been fettled on, being exceed
ing good for provisions, andthe whole
of said trad is esteemed one of the
best ranges on said swamp for flock
of every kind.
Another of 1500 acres, oh both
fide, of the Congaree road between
NLrtin'sTave n and the black Smiths,
inferior to none in that neighbour
hood, f r provisions and flock of all
kinds, many settlements may be made
therein, # s said ^racl is large, and
may be wanted by sundry perlons in
fm^ll trails, that it will be divided as
moll tuitable to the purchasers; and
said lands will be of great value as
f, n as the canal is cut from Geend
hod's bwamp into Ferguson's.
Another of 1000 acres, Wacca
maw, exceedingly good for Indigo,
pro ifions, and the making of Tur
pentine^ Tar and Pitch, as there are
several landings noFtaither than two,
three and four mile ; said land takes
up about zoo acres of the grand sea
Bay, there lo called, bounding on
lands of Thomas Phepoe
ALo, two Town I ots in Dorches
ter, fronting of Mrs. Fotheringham's
house, 200 feet Iquare. The terms
are, one third of the purchase money
ind intcieft to be paid at the end of
one yea-, and the remainder at the
end of three years from the day of
purchase, paying interest annually and
giving bond with approved security.
N. B If said lands are not fold
by the firft of Atlober, they will be
offered at public sale.
BLAKE LEAY WHITE,
September r, [783.
JOHN COBEA,
In Archdale-ftreet, near the Dutch
Church, late from Philadelphia,
TCEGS leave to acquaint his friends
° and the public in general, that he
now carries on the Coach-making
Business in all its various branches, in
the neatest manner, and with the
quickest dispatch, makes and repairs
all kind sos carriages—harnefles made
and repaired, &c.
N. B. Two good Journeymen are
wanted.
Just imported from Philadelphia,
in th• Schooner Gerard, Capt. Strong,
x^nd to be fold at tbeP IN lAG OFFICE,
Dilworth's Spelling Books, Chfle field's
Letters abridged— Three Letters ad, o^l
to the Public, on the fallowing fubjetts: FirL
The nature of a Foereral Union, and therein <f
Sovereignty, Second, The civil and military
powers—the dispute between General G cene and
Governor Guerrar refpeain^ figs of tuce.
Th rd, The Fubli. Debt— r he s& of Confedera
tion —.a remedy fugpefte'—'he five per cent im
port confid p red ad ecorme ded. Also,
An Essay on Trade and Finance.
In Common pleas,
Samuel Prioleau, fan.]
vs. I Case on Attachment.
John Morritor, Esq; J
WHEREAS th plaintiff in this aßion, did on the
gd day of August, inst. file bis declaration in
the vffive of the clerk of this honorable court, against
the defendant, vliois abfert from 2nd without the IL
mits of this Sate, and I^th neither wife or attorney
ktown to be wittiib the fid State, on whom a cap, of
the fiid declaration with a rule topped thereto within
a year and a day, might be served. It is therefore or
ordered io pursuance df the :& ts the General Affem.
bly, in case mage and prouded, that the said defendant
do appear and pled to the said leclaratica on orbefore
the^tl div o' Augti , which will be in the year of
our Lord, iffy other Me firfal and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
W 2. MAJOR C. C. P.
Office of Common Plea's,
Aagui 23, 1703
THOMAS JERVIY & JOHN aLLhN
WALIVftS, acQuaintthei friend- an the
public in gen al, that they n^e entered into
Copa t^rNip in the Fad % e and Commission
Bufintfs, tou hav < p&chafed Burns's old wharf,
where n are excellent ftche fit f * the reception
of rice, indico,-or tobacco; n< will be greatly o.
bliged to all th re who will . mploy them in felririg
of thert produce: due attention will be paid to
their interest and every endeavour exerted to
give fitisfaUien.
S "RAYED fometim: ago, into the plantation of
Col A'x ndr Moultrie, on Gecft creek, about
23 dies -from Charleston, a fmali forrei Horie, with a
blaz? in his forehead, the owner may have him on
paoving hit property before me
THOMAS HALL, J. P.
Charleston Augft 22, 1783.
tetrat# ^—ctmct —cm ©tapip^MUw^^mtotKmQQ
TO be SOL D,
Fok no ftalt, a Negro Wom?n about twenty
Yharsofage; (be is a good House servant
remarkab y noheft, having never bten foqnd guil
tv of the smallest theft. - — Enquire at the
Printing-Office.
C^rlgComn, full 6^ 17^3°
qrHE following strays are in poffef
' fion of Mr. Daniel Legare, jun.
viz. A Grey Mare, about 13 1 half
hands high, branded on the mounting
shoulder M. I. both her knees much
hurt; also, a sorrel Gelding, about 14
hands high, with a small blaze in his
face, has a Roman note, and branded
something like a stirrup-iron. The
owners of the above must prove their
property before
Wm. SCOTT, Jun.
Charleftcn, Aeguft iz, 1783.
"John Pefiell IS %b? eGabriel Guignard,
I)EG leave to inform their friends in particu
} lar, and the public in general, that they have
entered into enpartnerihip under the fi m < f POS
TELL and GUIGNARD. They purpose car
rying cn the Faaorage Business, and hope, by
their assiduity and attention to the interest of their
employers, to merit their favor and countenance.
All orders from the country carefully attended
to.
Chriflopher, Thomas,&PriHp Gadsden
Ha^i/ig € tered into P&rt,ir/bip under thefo^ of
CHRISTOPHER GADSDEN, &;
SONS.
TAKE this opportunity to inform their
friends h^t the intend fol'owir,
the F rioiage Bufrnef , n Gado ri
wharf where the e are now fto,es r^dy nd fuffi^
ciet to contai near zrno barrels ,4 rice h
fefety an. by the crop the e ped to h ve mcch
m re stun tocm n the fame fi u tion a; well as
to h?ve an easy com mtuicati n to and from the
wharfat all times of b i< e, ford % s carts &c &c.
They vill be much obliged to thrir friers f r
their c dom, uh my -deoerf that no di igence
and attention shall be waning to tianha their
business, and comply with rhni orders.
N. B, A quantity of large ,felgs with the
bark on from ten to twelve inches thick, ^ fan
20 to go, or 40 feet lerg are w,rted for said
wharf.— Apt a f hboner or petiartige , that will
not draw above 6 feet water.
MM Marc ede acquaints the, u.he th. ;he
hat received a quantity <f fie?;ujp co
brown ougar, in ba> els and hhds;Wfo Coff e in
bags and barrels ; fame dr, go;d , black pepper,
&c whic. ihe will 1.4 eafonaby. App y (ohim-
Llf at No. 96 in Church-ftre^t, or No. 46 on the
Bay.
PURSUANT to the last Will and
.1 Tertamem of P tzrTimothy, late of h. 3
Town Efqutre deceased :. wII be fold y private
centrad; All that v luable Flantitiincr r &of
Lad containing b§o Acres fitu&teip th; F if
Bull Swamp, and th. North ForA of Edifo Rfy, r
in Berkey C nty, b unding to he So^h Weft
on the said River, to die South Eart on Land
granted to fohn Platt, and Land lain cut to „'ha.
Araaker, and to the North Weft on vacant Land.
The Plort is in the hards of, and the Term,
may be made known bv applying to
A. TIMO THY, E^rix
frills IT N.I «-,.,—«». ■.,.,■, — „, ~.„.„.„.„^
In the Common Pleas.
Powell Hopton, & Co. )
vs. ! Debt on Attac' ment.
John Keenan. J
ty^HEREAS the plantiffs in this
action, did on the fixteerth day of Jey,
instant, fi e tleir declaration in the Office of the
Clerk oLhis Hon urable Cou tagainn 7ahn Kee
nan the defendant, who hah no wife, 0; attorney,
kno n to be within this State, on whom a copy
of the said declaration with rule to plead there^
to might be served. It is ihrrefae in pursuance
of the A& of Ass mbly in fu- h case made and pro
vided, Ordered ; that the said defendant do appear
and plead t. the said declaration cn or bes re the
seventeenth day of |uly, which will he in the Year
ofour Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and
Eighty Four, otherwise final and abfoiute Judg
ment will then be given and awarded against him.
Office of Common Pleat, 7
16th July, 1783. J
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
ATE W mess Beef and Pork to be
'fold at the Store No. 6, in Elliot
ftreet, opposite the House lately occu
pied by Mr. William Glenn.
term immuiflu t—a era w—c miniums
MR. JAMES MATHENY, brought to me to
be Told, a brown Bay Mare, about 13 hands
high, branded on the mounting Moulder Wk with a
dim^nd at the tep, and with O and E B on her off
Shoulder, the paces a travel.—The owner, or owners,
are defined to prove their property before
JOHN LOGAN,
Round 0, July 8, 1783.
Mrs. HARVE Y,
INFORMS her friends and customers, that (he
has removed to Dutch Town, oppose the Jews
Synagogue, where she carries on the Stay and
Mantua Making business as usual.