The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-10-08 00:00:00, page 4

To be exchanged for NERGOES, or
Sold on Credit,
AV ER ¥ -defrable Rice Plantation,
tituated at Srono, 23 miles from Charleston,
containing zoo acres of rich rice fw&mp under dams,
and 370 acres cf upland, joining lands of Thomas
Ferguson, Jobo Sommers and George Haig, Esquires,
and lands cf the late Thomas fearr, Esq; deceased.
ALSO a traa of land in St. Paul's Parilh, contain,
ing 4°5 acres, a considerable part rice and provision
lands equal to any in that paiifh, (be remainder well
timbered with pine, joining lands of Thomas Fergu
fens, Esq; Mr Williams, the Moroons, and the
estates of Philip Spooler and Thomas Hartley.—A
small part cf the rice land has been planted, the other
part of the t^& is in wood, and may be made as pro.
Stable a plantation to the number cf acres as any in
that neighbourhood. For particulars enquire at my
office No. u, Queen street.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
To be LET,
THE remains of the Northtrnmofl Tenement of
thole buildings commonly called Fenwicks
buildings, in Church-fireet Continued. Enquire at
zuy office. No. 11, Queen street.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
For Private Sale,
A FLAN NATION about 18 miles from
^._L Ch rkften, situated in St. James's Gaofe
£rc<K, containing upwards of 400 acres of good
indigo and previhoa land, bolides having the best
day lur brick.-.of any land in that neighbourhood,
whah utineis wa. io me>ly carried on there with
£coj Success. On the premises grows an orchard
of the b ft ghofen delicious fruit trees, added to
¥hch, tie pa ate may be always refreffied with
tee hack wiutr, with which thr land abounds—
The rance for if ck of all forts is allowed to e
^ua< ^y within double its distance from Charlef
son A khliner , f any burthen may go up to the
Hr.r.mg, wh ch fom its vicinity to market may
with a'" ' ;a "^ s be rendered a place of both
ftefure and profit.
Allo an uncultivated Trad of Land,
About go mie~ fm Charleston, situated at the
Four-hvlfo containing 800 acres old measure.
7, r^s of raytort will be made easy to the pur
chzf r. Any ptrfon taking these lands immediate
ly ft have a >,reat bargain. Enquire at ray of
*^ce No. 14, Queen-street.
JOHN WALFERS GIBBS. .
For Private Sale,
A N excellent Plantation fitutated on the
#X Cypub, adjoining lands of Mess. Sommers,
Wiring, and others, containing ^O2 acids, 250
£I whk o is fine uncultivated swamp well timbered
win cy,re% 2nd capable of producing as fine
lice as moll mods in the State — The high land is
very good and well calculated for the growth of
indigo, tobacco or pruvifions, this is also well
timbered, except 40 or 50 acres, which has been
cleared. On the premises stands a comfortable
dwelling house a barn and other out buildings.
This place being oniv 30 miles from Charleston,
and io from Dorchester, may, with a little atten
tion and a few hands, produce great profit to the
purchaser, by cutting lumber. Enquire at my
office No. 11, Queen-street.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
For S LE,
A Capital Plantation containing about
100 acres of land, and situated in as agree
able a neighbourhood as any in the country, on
the Con, arcemver— nothing more need be said in
its recommendation, than its having lately been
fold to as good a judge of land as any in the State,
who was unfortunately killed near Dorchester in
his way op to take possession. Any person pur
chasing, may, if agreeab e, be accomodated with
a f^w regroes, cattie and stock with it. Any
credit that is required will be given, the purchas
er giving the acquired security, and paring the
Bereft ^r.nuNly. Enquire at my office No. 11,
Queen-street.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
J) EST London Particular Madeira, equal
) to any in this City, by the dozen; old
Ja ^aica rum, by the gallon ; loaf and brown fu
gai ; long pipes; copper scales and weights, of
various fixes, to be fold by
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS,
No. 11, Queen-street
B. C4III gi„a for empty win© beiiles.
To be SO LD,
FOR State Indents or good Bonds, an entire
gang of A EGROES, am ng whom is a
Cooper, and between 20 and 30 Working Hands.
Enquire at my office No. 11, Q eenftreet.
JOHN WALLERS GIBBS.
NEGROES for Private Sale.
A Rout young Mulatto fellow
About 20 years of age, just out of his apprentice-
Blip with a $ carpenter, remarkably orderly, sober
and inductions.
A Black fellow
Nearly trie fame age with the above — he is also a
carpenter and just out of his time.
A Young fellow
About 18 years of age, is a very complete ffice
and boot maker.
A young Indian wench.
Is a good washer and ironer. Several sawyer%
Boatmen, waiting boys field Daves, &c. The
general tenor of the behaviour cf these negroes,
has been such as er titles them to a ch ice o; their
.master: nor will the present Proprietor be temped
dispose of them on any other feme, notwithstand
ing he has been offered vert confiderafoly mote for
federal of them than the ftipulatcd price. The
parchefers may be indulged with any credit they
pleale, on giving such fecuricy as ma, be requir
ed, and paying the interest punctually. For fur
ther particulars enquire at my office No. 11,
Quearn street.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
L^nds for Private Salb.
AS valuable a high land Plantation as
any in the three Staus. for ihe culture cf indigo
04 tobacco, known by the name cf TRUE BLUB,
ficurted in a most delightful 2nd healthy tyart of the
country, about 3 miles from theCor/aree rivet, in the
neighbourhood of General Ptiger, Mr. 'Lord, Colonel
Thompson, and f^r. 'MabigaubbtemTSe tract contains
2200 acres by old fcrvcy, butn is imagined 'may con
tain 3 or 400 more, and Would make three very com
pleat and valuable -plantations;^- The prefect impreve
ments conGft of about ^OO acres cf cleared land under
good fences, a compleat dwelling hcufe and other nef^
c< ffary out buihlmgs^the hard labour of pumping wa
ter into the indigo vats,is £^a by a dam being thrown
up between two bills cf fech a height as to admit the
water through the trunks into the vate, fixed at the
foot of the dam=the like advantages from the natural
fixations, Will adton the fame ore other parts of this
land—l he whole is ch impion oak and hicokry, except
ing 310 acres of pine land for lumber.
In the present happy prospect of affairs, these lands
must be a most valuable {peculation.
A valuable ^d commodious LOT of LAND,
Plealantly situated on the Bait tide of Mcetirg.ftreet,
Charleston, containing in front on said street 60~ feet,
and in depth 275 feet=On the premises ftAnd two kitch
ens with with a garden handsomely laid out, which
may be rendered, with very little trouble, ver, advan
tageous to the purchafer.=One, two, or three years
credit will be given on paying the intaeft and giving
approved fecunty.
For further information enquire at my office No. 11,
(Qeen -street.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
Commiffioft 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, an
the ufua| commissions; copies of plots cf land for sale
will be registered in a large book and conftanfly kept
for the inlpe&an of such persons as may be desirous to
become purchasers.
Merchants and Tradesmen ma, have their books
brought up and adjusted with accuracy and difpatcb,
conveyances and other writings drawn, and all money
matters negociated with the strictest secrecy, and upon
a moderate premium.
As the subscriber has very flattering hopes of his be
ing able to conduct the above plan much to the interest
and fatis faction of those who ma, please to favour him
with their commands, he takes the liberty thus public
ly to solicit the countenance of his friends and the pub
lic at large.——All orders and infractions directed to
him as above, will be acknowledged with gratitude,
and punctually attended to.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
JOHN MICHAEL, & Co.
GIVE notice that their Co partnership ex
pired on the surrender of Charleston. Should
there be any demands whatsoever on them, it is hereby
desired that the firne be made known immediately to
the fubferiber, that their concerns may be finally closed,
JOHN MICHAEL.
Matter Taylors Society?
A Half yearly meeting of said society, will be he'd
on Thursday, October 2d, at the feoufe of Mr.
David Bmger, in Queen-ttreet, where the Members arc
requested to attend a< 6 o'clock in the evening.
„ order of the Society,
JOHN RUBERRY, Sec.
Christopher, Thomas, &;Philip Gadsden
Having entered into Partnerfoip under the firm of
CHRISTOPHER GADSDEN, &
sons,
TAKE this opportunity to inform their
Pierids that they intend following
the F^toage Business, cn Gadsden's
wharf, where there are now fores ready rni fuffi.
cient to contain near 2000 barrels of rice with
Tfety, and by the crop they expert to have much
more ftpre room in the lame Dilution, as well as
to have an e&fy communication to and from the
wharf at all times < f tide, for d/ays carts, &c.&c.
They will be much obliged to thrir friends t^r
their ceftem, who m^y depend th it no di ige^ce
and attention ftaX be wanting to trans ft their
business, and comply with theii orders.
N. B. A quantity of large rive I gs wit! the
bark on from ten to twelve inches thick, and from
20 to go, or 40 feet 1 ng are wanted for fa;d
wharf.—Alfa a schooner or pettiauger, that will
not draw above 6 feet water.
To be Sold at Public Sale,
ON Thursday the 23d day October, at the
Round O, th^t Plantation containing 330
a^es o excellent rice or indigo land, so, rnerly t ^
property of Mr. Samuel Slei| b ecceafed, pursu
ant to his last will and eeTari ert. On the pre
mises are a good cite ling hcufe, barn ano other
out buildings. Fifteen morphs credit wi Ibe giv
en on good and approved tecariy, paying in ereft
'from the day of sale.
SAMUEL SLEIGH.
T HE Copartnerlhip of GUIGN ARD & FRE
NEAU, living expi ed fetae t me past,
they request the favor of these who are indebted
to them to discharge their refpe&rve accounts with
out delay, there being a necessity to ciofe the ton-
Ceins of the Copartnership.
Just imported from Philadelphia,
In the Schooner Gerard, Capt. Strong,
Audio be fold at the PRINT lAG-OFPICE,
Dilworth's Spelling B^oks, Ch«fe field's
letters a bridged— Three Letters adbrefed
to the Public, on the following fubjeas: Fir#,
The naturerf a Foec eral Union, and therein cf
Sovereignty. Second, The civil and military
powers—the depute between General G?eene^nd
Governor Guerrard, refpe&ing flags of tiuce.
Third, The Public Debt—The aft of Confedera.
tfen— a remedy suggested—the five per cent, im
ppft considered and recommended. gfa
An Essay on Trade and Finance.
Lately from the University of
Oxford.
THE fubferiber begs leave to inform the public,
that he has opened a School, where he teaches the
Latin and the Greek Languages, Writing, and Arith
metick. He confines himfelf to 20 young Gentlemen,
and engages to give them a liberal and classical educa
tion- His terms are 12 guineas a year, and a guinea en
trance. Enquire of the Revd. Mr. le W is, R e aor of
£tono, or of the fubferiber at his lodgings. No. 42.
Queen-street.
,'H. OSBORNE.
?E B ° T w ° ! °"^ gentlemen may be accommodated
With boarding and lodging.
THE fubfenter will exchange boots or re
gie shoes, for corn, peafe, corn-blades, or
firewood.
„ PATRICK HINDS.
S'/'. T 7, ^T
TO LET, and entered on the ilt cf No-,
vember, next, a large Airy ficufe now
occupied by M-. If^c Walters, No. 168, on the
Weft £de of Kirg-ereet, having fix large rooms
with a fire place and two closets in each, and two
lesser rooms, a cockloft over and cellar under the
whole, wuh a kitchen, wash hcufe, chair house,
liable, yard, garden, &c. &c.
WILLIAM HOP TON,
^^t^-QM -w+^te^gb^ ' u 6, Afcuiig-fcett