The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-10-15 00:00:00, page 4

THE fubfcr'iber intending for Europe
early in May next, Messrs. Webb & Bounetheau
will dispose of, at public vendue, before the ^Exchange, on
THURSDAY the 13th of November next, precisely at twelve
o'clock,. The LEASE of her valuable PLANTATION in St.
Andrew s Parish tor five years, under some reftridtions which
will be made known on the day of sale.—The plantation
contains pine hundred arid ninety-nine acres, more or less, 14
miles from Charleston, and but a mile and a quarter from a
landing, is esteemed by those that are judges exceeding good
land for indigo, rice, corn, &c. &c, as any in the State. There
are on the premises a good dwelling-house, kitchen, dairy,
barn, corn-house, chair-house, stables, negro houses, fowl
houses, &c. &c.
Five years credit will be given for the purchase money, the
'?" r °" '° ' e p a id annually, and giving bond with approved
security, the principal to be paid at the expiration of the term
in specie. Immediate possession will be given as soon as the
terms are complied with, by
Frances S. Pinckney,
No. 64, Broad-ftreet o
For AMSTERDAM,
The SHIP
ENTERPRIZE,
Capt.MULLER,
w^ F°r Freight of Indigo, apply to
_JGO Hort & Warley.
A HOUSE and Let in Union-ftreei continual, the
lot meafcres in front s#B5 # 8 feel, and in depth, 57
feet; this house is well calculated for a private family.
The conditions of the sale £.IOO to be paid by the pur
chaser the ill of January next, £.ioo more the '1 ft of
March, a^u indents ^ll be taken for the remainder, or
credit given to the'firft cf January 17^. For further
particulars apply at my office No. 11, Qjeen Street.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS/
PUB LIC notice is hereby given to all and
every perfen or persons whatfeever, that have
la y demands on the t state of Thomas Pendarvis,
fen. dec^efe?, to give ' .the fame properly attest.
«d, &nd HI riofe indebted to the said cfcic to
pay the f me immediately to.
ELIZABETH PENDARVIS, Execut.
§ Cbcr/efon, Sep!. 29, 1783.
NICHOLAS COBIA has in his pefieffion, a negro
boy, toout ten yeais eld, when he purchased
iram Tries Joret on EdiMo river. The boy on pri
vale examination has declared he belongs 1, yoha
Hughes, of Georgia, and was stolen from him fo^e
linie ago by one Reins. Ihe legal owner is defined to
prove his pretyuy, before me.
4 0' TIQ, S HALL, , P
Oflober 4,1%)%
— —-=^^^^#^^^3^
MR. JOHN BONNIOTT, 'hasin
' 4 his possession, a Negro man
named TON EY, about 24 years
of age, 5 f eet seven inches high, of
a yellow complexion, cut on the left
eye and on the left leg; 'fays he be
longs 'o John Lefener, and bought in
Charleston, at Public Vendue. Any
person or persons poffefled of a legal
right in said Negro man, are desired
to make known the fame to
THOMAS HALL, J. P.
Sept. 27, 1783.
WANTED,
AS an Apprentice to the PRINTING BUSI
NESS, a smart active lad about 14 years of
age. Enquire at the Burners.
To be exchanged for NEGROES, or
Sold on Credit,
A VERY definable Rice Plantation,
X - Equated at Stcn% 23 miles from Charleston,
containing zoo acres cf rich nee feemp under dams,
^d 37? CT of up.kmd, joining lands c f Thomas
%ufon, J^hn Summers and George Haig, Efauires,
and laras c, tue late Thomas Fair, Esq; deceased.
. ALSO a trad of land in St. Paul's Parilh, contain
-405 acres, a confidence part nee and prevision
lands equal to any in that p^fh, the remainder well
timbered with pine, joining lands of Themas Fer^u
font, ^i'q; Mr. Williams, the Morcons, and 1e
estates of Philip Spooler and Thomas Hartley,—A
final! part of the rice land has been planted, the other
part of the trad is in wood, and may be made as pro
fitable a plantation to the number of acres as any in
^bourhood. For particulars enquire at my
office No. ij, Queen-fireet.'
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
Commission Business.
TH E fubferiber takes this method of
acquainting his friends and the public, that he
has opened an office at his house No. 11, Queen street,
where he proposes felling lands, boules, negroes, fur
niture, estates, &c. at either private or public sale, on
the uiual cemmdiions; copies of plots of land for sale
will be registered in a large book and conftantiy kept
for the inlpe&ion of such ptTons as may be deiuous to
become purchasers.
Merchants and Tradesmen may have their books
brought up and adjured with accuracy and dispatch,
conveyances and other writings drawn, and all money
matters negociated with the itrictef leciecy, and upon
a moderate premium.
As the fubferiber has very flattering hopes of his be
ing able to conduct the above plan much to the interest
and Idtisfaction of those who may please to favour him
with their commands, he takes the liberty thus public
ly to lolicit the countenance of his friends and the pub
lic at large.-— -All orders and inflections directed to
him as above, will be acknowledged with gratitude,
and punctually attended to.
John Walters gibbs.
Lands for Private Sale.
AS valuable a high land Plantation as
any in the three States' for the culture of indigo
or tobacco, known by the name of TRUE BLUE,
fauaud in a most delightful and wealthy part of the
country, about 3 miles from the Congaree-river, in the
neighbourhood of General Huger, Mr. Lord, Colonel
Thompson, and Mr. Manigault.—The tract contains
2230 acres by old survey, but it is imagined may con
tain 3 or 400 more, and would make three very cora
pleat and valuable plantations.=-The present improve,
meats consist of about 300 acres of cleared land under
good fences, a complete dwelling house and other ne
ctffyy out buildings—the hard labour of pumping wa
ter into the indigo vats, is fived by a dam bring thrown
up between t^o hills of such a height as to admit the
water through the trunks into the vats, fixed at the
foot cf the dam—the like advantages from the natural
.fixations, will admit the fame on other parts of this
land— xhe whole is champion oak and hicokry, except,
i^d 3 0 ° acres of pine land for lumber,
In the present happy prospect of affairs, these lands
mutt be a most valuable fp+culation.
A valuable arid commodious LOT of LAND,
Plealantly fauated on the Ealf fide of Meeting.ftreet,
Charleston, containing in front on said street 6of feet,
and in depth 275 feet—On the premises stand two kitch
ens with with a farden handf^ely laid out, which
may be rendered, with very little trouble, very advan
tageous ,o tile putchafer#—One, two, or three years
credit w iM be given on paying the mtueft and giving
approved security. ° °
For further information enquire at my office No. in
Q^een street.
John Walters gibbs.
For Private Sale,
AN excellent Plantation fitutated on the
• Cypress, adjoining lands cf Mess. Sommers,
Waring, and others, containing Bqz acres, 250
cf which is fine uncultivated swamp well timbered
wih cypress, and capable of producing as fine
rice as most lands in the State^The high land is
very good and well calculated for the growth of
indigo, tobacco or provisions, this is also well
timbered, except 40 or 50 acres, which has been
cleared. ° R the premises Bands a comfortable
dwelling house a barn and other out buildings.
This .Lee being only go miles from Charleston,
and io from Defchefter, may, with a little atten
tion and a lew hands, produce great profit to the
purchaser, by cutting lumber. Enquire at my
office No. If, Queea-ftreet.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
——^^^^^^ — .
For Private Sale,
A PLANTATION about 18 miles from
. Charleston, liquated in St. James's Goose
Creek, containing upwards cf 400 acres of good
indigo and provision land, besides having the belt
clay for bricks of any land in that neighbourhood,
which business was formerly carried on there with
good fcccels. On the premises grows an orchard
of the best chosen delicious fruit tiers, added to
wnich, the palate may be always refreshed with
the fineft weter, with which the land abounds—
The range for flock of all forts is allowed to e
quai any within double its distance from Charles
ton—A schooner of any burthen may go up to the
landing, which from its vicinity to market may
with a few hands be rendered a place of both
pleasure and profit.
Also an uncultivated Trad of Land,
About 30 miles flora Charleston, situated at the
hour-holes, containing 800 acres oid measure.
7 errns of payment will be made easy to the pur
chaser. Any person taking these lands immediate
ly may have a great bargain. Enquire at my of
fice lNo+ 11, Queen street.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
To be SO L D,
FOR State Indents or good Bonds, an entire
gang of N EGROES, among whom is a
Cooper, and between 20 and 30 Working Hands.
Enquire at my office No. 11, Queen- street.
JOHN WAL LEKS GIBBS.
NEGROES for Private Sale.
A flout young Mulatto fellow
About 20 years of age, just cut cf his apprentice
fllip with a carpenter, remarkably orderly, sober
aad induflrious.
A Black fellow
Nearly the fame age with the shove he is also a
carpenter and just out of his time.
A Young fellow
About 18 yeais of age, is a very complete fhee
and boot maker.
A young Indian wench,
Is a good washer and ironer. Several sawyers.
Boatmen, waiting beys, field Haves, &c. The
general tenor of the behaviour of these negroes
has been such as entitles them to a choice of their
master : nor wih the present Proprietor be tempted
to difpefeof them on any other score, notwithstand
ing he h^s been offered very considerably more for
several of them than the stipulated price. The
rparchifers may be indulged with any credit they
please, on giving such security as may be requir
ed, and paying the interest punctually. For fur
ther particulars enquire at mv office No. ir,
Qcen-ftreet. JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
For S A L E',
A Capital Plantation containing about
too acres of land, and situated in as agree
able a neighbourhood as any in the country, on
the Congar^e-rivef—nothing more need be said in
its recommendation, than its having lately been
fold to as good ajudge oflahd as ary in the State,
who was unfortunately killed near Dorcheiler in
his way up to take poffeffion 0 A^y person put
chafing, may, if agreeable, be accomodated with
a f„w negroes, cattle and flock with it. Ary
credit that is required will be given, the purchaf
, givi^ the required security, and paying the
irtereft annually. Enquire at toy office No. 11,
Queen-fircet. JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
On Wednesday, October gift,
Before our new Store, on Beah': Scharf,
WILL BE SOLD,
At 7 wehe ^Cloch, in the Forenoon.
f-j/HE following HOUSES and LANDS, be
sl longing to the eluate cf Dr. Alexander Fo
ther.ngham, deceased. viz.
A commodious BRICK STORE in Meeting.
street, No. 16, now occupied by Mr. Philip-Jacob
Cohen. On this lot is likewise an exceeding gocd
dwelling-house, back cf the ficre, both rilY at
present for two hundred pounds sterling per an.
A BRICK TENEMENT in Tradd-tircet, No.
65, at present rented for one hundred guineas.
It contains fix neat rooms, and has every back
convenience for a small family.
Half an Acre of LAND in the town cf Dor
chtfter, on which is an exceeding good brick
h'ufe in good' order, with the receffhry out build
ings. Any person inclining to have this hcufe on
lease for a number of years, at an easy rent, ma,
%ly to Mrs. Fotheringham, at No. 95, Tradd
fttect, before the day of sale.
No. 29 and go---Two LOTS of LAND on
Harkfton, each containing in font on Squirrel -
Street, 121 feet 4 inches, and 212 feet 6 inches in
depth—Lot No. 29, fronts Wentworth-street.
Five hundred acres of LAND in Craven county
on the branches of Wateree creek. ,
One thousand acres on the branches of Cedar
creek.
The HOUSE, No. 65, in Tradd-flreet, will be
fcid, without reserve, for cash. Thecthers for one
tenth part Cash. the remainder payable in Febru
ary, 1784 (about which time Mfs. Pothering,
ham fails for England) under penalty of the for
feiture of the tenth part paid.
For a further defcriptian of the lands and lots,
apply to COLCOCK & GIBBONS,
& Who will fell two other HOUSES in Dorcheiler,
viz. a BAY LOT, on which is a convenient
house, with five rooms and a large Acre, where
the late Mr. Jenn Benfield carried cn business.
An airy HOUSE, containing five rocms, with
a brick foundation, and a convenient kitchen and
Bore rooms under the hcufe, a large fla^le, a Lande
ferae necessary and aa even, all finifhed in ths
year 1778 by Benjamin Waring, Efq.—lndents
will be taken in payment for the iaft kt.