The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-11-29 00:00:00, page 1

GAZE T T E
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
The COMMISSIONERS appointed by ACT of
the GENERAL ASSEMBLY, to fell the lands
whereon the Forts and Fortifications were ereded,
and Low-Water Lots belonging to the Public
within the city of Charledon,
Agreeable to their Advertisement in the States
Gazette of April last,
Having ascertained the boundaries of the following
Parcels and Lots of Public Land
Will begin to fell the fame by
PUBLIC OUTCRY,
OnMONDAY, the 6th day ofDECEMBER next,
In the following orders viz.
Available PIECE of LAND, bounding east on
King-fbeet, weft on Archdale Erect, north
on a 16 foot alley laid out to said Erects, and south
on lands of Kefirs. William Hopton and William
Logan. This parcel of land is divided into ten lots;
four on the above two streets of 38 by 114. feet, and
6on the alley of 40 by 76 feet each. These ten
lots will be the firft day's sale.
On the following day will be fold,
Two BASTIONS and a REDAN, on the bay of
Charleston ; fird, Craven's Bastion, at the foot of
Governor's Bridge, measuring on the north fide 153
feet, on the eaff fide 193 feet, on the south fide 65
feet, and on the Bay 74 feet. In this bastion is a
tolerable dwelling house, and a quantity of remove
able eartli on the ramparts —Second, the Redan op
polite to Commodore Gillon's, measuring on the
north 6^ffeet, on the south 60 feet, and 70 feet
on the Bay. This piece of ground would be Suitable
for a small work-drop.—T bird, Granville's Bastion,
south end of the Bay, measuring on the north fide
1034 feet, on the east fide 103-f feet, on the south
fide 116,'eet, and on the weft fide 75+ '"• In '^
bastion also is a tolerable house. And
On Wednesday will commence the sale of
The LANDS, in and about LYTTLETON's
and BROUGHTON'S Battery, the whole of which
is divided into 21 lots of various forms and Ilzes;
five of them will bound on the channel of Cooper
River, and have a depth of more than 400 feet; a
quantity of earth, &c. now lying on these premises
will be of immediate use to the purchasers of some
of the lots.
Terms of Sale are— Three years credit, payable
in State Indents. Allo, purchasers to be at the ex
pence of title deeds.
And in order to prevent after disputes in refpe&
of the boundaries of any of the above advertised
lands, We give NOTICE, for the hid time, to all
perlons concerned, that they make known their
claims before the day of sale above-mentioned.
The firft and third days sale will be at the place
where the lands lie - —-To begin at to o'clock. And
that of Craven's and Granville's Bastions, &c. to be
at the city exchange at 12 o'clock.
Plats of said lands may be seen by applying at No.
87, Tradd-ftreet.
EDWARD LIGH FWOOD, 7 ,
SMITH, C
THOMAS SAVAGE,
N. B. All performs are forbid, at their peril, to
take away the earth, &c. in and about the fore
mentioned batteries. di
W ANTE D,
One Hundred hogsheads ofTOBACCO,
For which the cash will be given. Apply to
GRANT & SIMONS,
No. 41, Bay.
RUN AWAY,
FROM the fubferiber, about 8 days ago, a young
Negro Man, named Fortune, a Tanner and
Currier bv trade, formerly belonging to the estate
of James Leefon, dcccafcd; had on when he went
away, a striped jacket, and large buckcls in his
ihoes. It is fuppolcd he is gone to Camden, where
he formerly lived. Ten Dollars Reward will be
given to any person, who will deliver the said Ne
gro man to
PATRICK HINDS.
N&v s 26, 178 ft
[Vol. XLIIL]
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIMOTHY, No. 89, Broad-Street.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1784.
On THURSDAY, the 9th of DECEMBER next,
Near the Exchange,
WILL BE SOLD,
'"J—'WO likely young NEGRO MEN, and a
J .NEGRO WOMAN, belonging to the eltate
of the Rev. Mr. Jolin Lewis, deceased. Also, a
NEGRO WOMAN, brought up a cook, by the
late Mrs. Harcom, of Stono. A year's credit on
bond, with intcreft and security for the former—
and two years credit, on the fame terms, for the
latter.—Also, for Cash, the perpetual LEASES of
three LOTS, belonging to the glebe land of St.
Philip's church, fold by order of the vestry for
payment of rent due—No. 9, the corner lot of
George and Cumming-ftreets, at 531. currency
yearly rent ^No. 10, on Cumming-ftreet, and ad
joining No. o, at 331. currency yearly rent. These
Lots are 55 feet front on Cumming-Erect, and 180
feet deep, belonging to the estate of Edward Tay
lor, deceased.—No. 14, 55 front on Cumming-
Ereet, and 180 feet deep, at 401. currency yearly
rent—belonging to the estate of James Leefon, de
ceased.
The L,cafes, containing conditions, may be seen
in the hands of Mr. Nott, behind St. Philip's
church, or
LEWIS TI MM ON.
On TUESDAY, the 14th day of DECEMBER,
Immediately after the Sale of Paul Hamilton, Efqr.'s
Plantation, on fames-Ijiand,
WILL BE SOLD,
Without referee,
rfHE whole of that valuable SEA ISLAND,
& well known by the name of Capers's Island,
and remarkable for its healthy situation, about 20
miles to the northward of Charleston : it affords a
most excellent range for cattle, and is well calcu
lated for railing dock of every kind ; the foil is fer
tile, and \will produce any thing this climate will ad
mit of. The lands now abound with palmetto logs
and live oak timber, proper for flip-building, and
many thcufard cords of fire-wood elofetoa landing.
The whole survey is about 2400 acres more or less;
wi h a vast quantity of hard feeding marih : There
are afo a dwelling-house with the necessary out
buildings on the spot. Immediate poflefion will be
given, and the terms made known on the day of
sale, by
Colcock & Gibbons.
Who are directed to treat for it in the mean time
at ' private sale.
A very convenient LOT opposite Watson's Up the
Path, 40 by 140 feet, aud three GLEBE LO ISf
§5 by 180 feet, on the highest fixation of any of
thole lands, and adjoining the parsonage, will be
fold at private sale, for treasury indents.
Likewise —'l hat well finiihed TENEMENT)
No. J, in Kinloch-Couit.
Charleston, Nov. 20, 1784. lpw
And at 12 o'Clock,
On TUESDAY, the 14th day of DECEMBER, at
No. 168, Kin^-freet,
WILL B E S OLD,
For Cash,
THE pcrfohal estate of the Rev. # Mr. C. F. Mo
reau, deceafed—Conhiling of wearing apparel, bed
ding, two tables, &c. &c.
STOLEN or STRAYED,
Las nighty from near the Race-ground)
A BLACK MARE, about 15 hands high, brand
ed on the near thigh C, fix years old, the
hair rubb'd off the near thigh by the breech-bands,
a small bell on her neck, tied with a leather strap.
Whoever takes up the said mare, and delivers
her at Mr. Robert Beatie's, No. 26, Broad-Ereet,
shall receive Two Guineas Reward.
Aon. 27, 1784.
^ 1= ^ = ; ^—__ _—
Wants Employ,
A YOUNG MAN, who has good recommen
dation, and undefEands the business of a
Store. Enquire of the Printer.
BLANKS of all kinds to be Sold
at this Printing-Office,
T II E
N OTI C E.
Ai GUNG MAN, who has been some time in
a store, wishes to become Apprentice to a
Mercantile House in this city. He can have the
most undoubted recommendation. Enquire of the
Printer.^
DILLONI^CHIFFELLE,-
ARE very thankful to their friends and cufomers,
for, pafl favours: They have on hand a parcel
of choice liquors, fuel as Old Madeira, Port, Claret,
Rhenijh, Lafte, Constantia, Malaga, and Sweet:
Mountain—Also, Old Coniac Brandy, Shrub, Ja
maica and Weft-India Rum.—They hope that their
friends will confider, that the above are cash articles,
and will not admit of long credit ; therefore as the crops
are nearly ready for market, they expeß to meet with
punctual payment from those Gentlemen, zohofavoured
them with their cuflom. Ihey inform their friends,
that they fill carry on the Fa&orage bufinef —All or
ders direfled to them at No. 4, Priolcau's wharf, or ab
No - s°: Queen-street, shall be duly attended io. Bwi
For Private Sale,
A Complete WAITING MAN—he is honesty
sober, and attentive to his duty ; and fold for
no fault whatever—A credit will be given to suit
the purchaser. Enquire of
GRANT & SIMONS.
; ty
TO BE SO L D,
At PUBLIC AUCTION,
By CONYERS, HOLMES, & Co.
At the Exchange CoffeAHoufe, on the 11th of factual
ry next, precisely at 11 PClock, the following Trails
of LAND, late the property of William Stanyarne,
Est; deceased:
ry'HAT valuable and well known PLANTA-
A TION, in Cacaw Swamp in St. Paul's Parilh.
known by the name of foomer's run, containing 700
acres: The f^amp confiftirg of at least 160 acres,
is eftcemed 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 (bat valuable Plantation on John's Iflandj
called Richfield, containing 500 acres, well timber
ed with oak and hickory, and as prime indigo land
as any in this State. As this lalt trad will admit
of a division, it will be equally divided into tracks 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
der in January 1788, giving bond and approved se
curity with interest from the day of sale.
ANN STANYARNE, Executrix.
CHARLES FREER,)
MORTON BRAILSFORD,S
Chatlefion, Nov. 17, 1784.
FOR S A L E,
German Almanacksfor theyear 1785.
By the Dozen or Jingle.
ALSO—German Hand Bibles, Testa
ments, Psalters, Lutheran and Reformed
Catechisms, Spelling-Books and Primers.
Considerable allowance will be made to those who buy
to fell again—lnquire at the Printing-Office, or at th 6
house of Mrs, Nimmef No. 17, Quecn-freeh
TO BE SOL D,
On FRIDAY, the t 7 th 0/ DECEMBER next, by
Apffrs. JOSEPH MYERS, & Co. at their Fendue
Store, No. 7, Gillon-ftreet,
SUNDRY household and kitchen furniture, the
property of the estate of Mr. John Kneekaw,
deceafed—Confiding of mahogany tables, chairs,
bedsteads, &c. feather beds, mattresses, table and
bed linen, glass and queen's ware, with sundry
other articles. By order of the Administrator to
said estate. Conditions—Cash.
silo. 2250]