The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-10-23 00:00:00, page 4

To be Sold by Public Auction,'
On Tuesday the 25th of November,
Before the Exchange in Cbarlefton, precisely at 12 o'Clock at Noon,
The following Lands in St. Paul's Pa
rish, the Property of Mrs. Rowand, viz.
MOWBERRY's, a very valuable Rice
plantation on Cawca Swamp, twenty miles
from Charleflon, and two-miles from Stono landing,
containing 459 acres, one hundred and eighty of
which are rich rice land, known to be equal to any
in the Stale, a great part secure and under substantial
dams, adjoining lands of Colonel Washington, Alex.
Fraser, Hugh Rutledge and Andrew Johnston, Efqrs.
A L S O,
569 Acres of well timbered Pine Land,
to be divided into three lots, situated near the Stono
Lion Cub House, and five miles from the landing,
adjoining lands of Mrs. Williams, and lands of 1 ho
mas frergufon, William Williamson and George
Haig, Esquires, and the Parker-Ferry road. C edit
will be allowed for these Lands until March 178 g,
the purchaser giving bond and approved security,
from the day of sale.
At the'fame time and flace, will be fold,
A Plantation, situate in St. James's Pa
rish, Goose Creek, containing 414 . acres of good
provision-and indigo lard, adjoining lands of Chailes
Cotefwerth Pinckney and Benjamin Smith, Esquires,
and lands of Mrs. Coachman, Fofer's Creek.
LI KEWISE,
800 Acres of Land, old meafitre, situa
ted at the four holes, bating and bounding at the
time of the Survey on lands of John HAI and John
Gout, Conditions for tbefe will be made easy and
will be declared at the time of sale.
John-Walters Gibbs.
Commission Business.
TH E subscriber takes this method of
acquainting his friends and the punic, that he
hat opened an office at his house No. 11, Queen street,
Where hr proposes felling lands, boules, negroes, fur
niture, estates, &% at either private or public Lie, on
the usual commissions ; copies of plots of land for sale
will be regifteted in a large book and constantly kept
for the irifpeaion cf such petfons as may be desirous to
become purchasers.
Merchants and Trndefmcn taay have their boots
brought up and adjusted with accuracy and difpafch,
conveyances and other writings drawn, and all money
mattes negociated with the strictest secrecy, and upon
immoderate premium.
As the fu^fcriber has very flashing bopea of his be
ing able to conduct the above' ptaTTmuch to the interest
and fatisfactioli of those who may please to favour him
with their commands, he takes the liberty thus public
ly to solicit the countenance of his friends and the pi fo
lic at large.——All orders and instructions directed to
him as above, will be acknowledged with gratitude,
and punctually attended to.
John-Walters Gibbs.
MR. Richard Ellis, at the Quarter-ftoufe, in
forms me of a black Gelding, about >3 hands
high, with three white feet, and branded on the
mounting shoulder HR joined, and on the off
Shoulder HL joined, having strayed into his pas
ture. The owner -must prove his property to said
horse, before
JOHN TROUP, % P.
MR. 7#mes Lytton Richards informs me of
three COWS having strayed into Colonel
Washington's plantation at Stono; the one black
and white, branded on the rump IP, and marked
in both ears with a crop and three flits; the other
two brown, with the fame marks and brands. The
ownetynuft prove their property to said cattle,
before
JOHN TROUP, J. P.
NICHOLAS' COBIA has in his pofleffion, a negro
bey, about ten years old, which he purchased
from James Jones on Edifto river. The boy on pri
vate examination has declared he belongs to ^oho
Eughes, of Georgia, and was stolen from him tome
time ago by one Reins. The legal owner is desired to
prove his property, before me.
THOMAS HALL, 9 P
Oaob^r 4, 1783.
ALL persons indebted to the Trustees of Sarah
Shakelford, on bond note or book accouhts,
are desired to make payment to the fubferiber im
mediately, or to give their bond for the amount
of the demand, ana those that 0* e money on bond
or note are desired to pay their interest as the law
has circled, as they will be sued without any
diftindion ; those having any demands against te
trustees are requested to deliver them rn as above,
that they may receive their dividend as soon as
collided by
JAMES WITHERS,
European & East-India Goods,
Confining of the undermentioned Articles, which will be fold by
^Wholefale, at a moderate Advance en the original Cost, at bis
Stores No. 2 1-2, Braddfleet, viz.
,ABLEB
' Hawsers
Shrouds
Thread rattling
"Log and deep sea lines
Sail twine
Sail needles
Mufeovy & Holland fail duck
Raven's duck
Bunting
'White lead
Oil in barrel and jugs
'Lamp and lintfeed-oil
Quadrants
Palm plates
Nails of all forts
'Swedish bat iron and fttil
-Brass wire for musical instru
ments
Knitting needles
Pins
'Locks of different -kii&
Coffee mills
Iron wire
Sewing needles
Frying pans, hinges, &e.
Hand saws
Cross-cut saws
Carpenters tools of all kinds
Bricklayers ditto
Shoemakers ditto
Scythes
Grubbing hoes
Indigo hooks
Hatchets
Scales
Packing Screws
Knives with Sheaths
Table knives and forks
Sciflats
<'R azots
Thimbles
'Cork screws
Pocket knives
Iron money eheffis
Plated buckles
Pen knives
Steel fnuffers
Fish hooks
Chintzes of different qualities
Cambricks
East-India handkerchiefs
filk ditto
Crimson fattin
Sattin .waistcoat patterns
embroidered ditto
Taffaties
On Friday, Odober 31st,
Before our new Store, on Beale's wharf,
WILL BE SOLD,
At 'Twelve o'clock, in the Forenoon.
THE following HOUSES and LANDS, be
longing to the estate of Dr. Alexander Fo
theringlam, deceaf d. viz.
A commodious BRICK STORE in Meeting,
ft eet, No. z 6, now occupied by Mr. Philip-Jacob
Cohen. On this lot is likewise an exceeding good
dwelling-house, back of the store, both rent at
prelent for two hundred pounds sterling per an.
A BRICK TENEMENT in Tradd-ftreet, No.
65, at present rented for one hundred guineas.
It contains fix neat rooms, and has every back
convenience for a final! family.
Half an Acre of LAND in the town of Der
chefter, on which is an exceeding good brick
house in good order, with the necessary out build
ings. Any person inclining to have this house on
leale for a number of years, at an easy rent, may
apply to Mrs. Fotheringham, at No. g§, Tradd
ftreet, before the day of fair.
No. 29 and gb-.Two LOTS of LAND on
Harlefton, each containing in front on Squirrel -
Street, 121 feet 4 inches, and 212 feet 6 inches in
depth—Lot No, 29, fronts Wentworth.ftieei.
Five hundred acres of LAND in Craven county
on the branches of Wateree creek.
One thbuland acres on the branches of Cedar
creek.
'1 he HOUSE, No. 65, in Tradd-ftreet, will be
fJd, without reserve, for caffi, The others for one
tenth part Cafo. the remainder payable in Febru
ary, 7734 (about which time Mrs. Fotheringe
him fails for England) under penalty of the for
fernre of die tenth part paid.
,'. For a further description of the lands and lots,
appiy to COLCOCK & GIBBONS,
Who will fell two other HOUSES in Dorchester,
viz. a BAY LOT, on which is a convenient
house, with five rooms and a large store, where
the late Mr. John Binfield carried on business.
An airy HOUSE, containing five rooms, with
a brick foundation, and a convenient kitchen and
store rooms under the hcufe, a large stable, a hande
some necessary and an oven, all finifhed in tbs
yer 1778 by Benjamin Waring, Efq._lodous
will be taken in paym^tfur the lag lot.
Daniel Bourdeaux,
Has just imported in the Ship Vryhyd, Capt. Sixtroh, from Am
fterdato, a large and general Aflbrtment of
Gauzes of different kinds
Feathers
Ribbons
Striped damafeus
Black everlasting
Worsted damalk
Sheeting linen
Hinderdock ditto
Hennip ditto
Holland ditto
Warondorp ditto
Checks and ftri'pds
Rowens
Table cloths
Cgllicoes
Frizland checks
Check Shirts
Flemish linen
American handkerchiefs
Scamvife or bed ticking
Crocus
Ofnaburgs
Shalloons
Durants
Blankets
Corirfe hats
Cloths, broad and narrow
-4 fine and fuperfine
buttons
China ware of all kind
Black pepper
Mace
Nutmegs
Cinnamon
Saffron
Sugar candy in cases
Earthen ware
Queen's ditto
Medicines
Lady's hats
Watch 'ribbons
Sword belts
Tinder boxes
Tobacco dittb
Snuff' ditto
Writing -pap&
Printing ditto
Gun 'flints
Thread
Walking cane's
Teas of different qualities'll
cases and bottles
Toys
Gin in cases and calks
Arrack
Locking glasses
Spectacles, &c.
Toy's Bunting for colours
With a variety of other Articles
They hope for a continuance of the favours of iheii frier t»
• as they may be allured every endeavour to give farmactiog
Vill be used.
THE subscribes intending for Europe
early in 'May next, Messrs. Week 5- . Bquf7.teza&
will dispose of, at public vendue, before the Exchange, -n
THURSDAY the 13th of November next, precisely at twelve
o’clock, The LEASE of her valuable PLANTATION in Sr.
Andrew’s Parish for five years, under some reftriftions which
will be made known on the day of sale.- -The plantation
contains nine hundred and ninety-nine acres, more or less, 1^
miles from Charleston, and but a mile and a quarter from a
landing, is erteemed by those that are judges exceeding go-1
land for indigo, rice, corn, &c. &c, as any in the State. There
are on the premises a good dyrelling-houfe, kitchen, dairy,
barn, corn-house, chair-house, stables, negro houses; fowl
houses, &c. &c.
Five years credit Will be given for the purehafe money, the
interest to be paid annually, and giving bond with approve!'
security, the principal to be paid at the expiration of the term
in specie. Immediate possession will be given as soon aS thb
terms are complied with, by
Frances S. Pinckney,
No. 64, Broad-ftrect.
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,
situated in a most delightful and healthy part of th^
country, about 3 miles from the Congarec-rivet, in the
neighbourhood of General Huger, Mr. Lord, Colonel
Thompson, and Mr. Manigault.— The tract contain!
2200 acres by old survey, but it is imagined m.y con
tain 3 or 400 more, and would make three very cent
pleat and valuable plantations.^ The prefect improve,
menu cohfift of about 300 acres of cleared land under
good fences, a compleat dwelling house and other ne #
ceffary out buildings—the hard labour of pumping wa.
ter into the indigo vats, is fived by a dam being thrown
up between two hills of such a height as to admit the
water through the trunk# into the vats, fixed at the
foot of the dam—the like advantages from the natural
filiations, will admit the fame on other parts of thia
land—T he whole is champion oak and hicokry, except
ing 3 o acres of pine land fcr lumber.
In the present happy prospect of affairs, these lands
mutt be a most valuable /peculation.
A valuable and commodious LOT of LAND,
Pleasantly situated on the Eatt fide of Mteting-ur.c
Charleston, containing in front on said street 60, f et,
and in depth 275 feet—On the premises stand two kitch
ens with with a garden handfemely laid out, which
may be rendered, with very little trouble, very advan
tageous to the purchaser.—One, two, or three years
credit will be given on paying the interest and giving
approved security.
For further information enquire at my offi-e No. ig,
Queen.4Ft. John-Walters Gibbs^
CHIRTIN G and Iheeting
' linens
Fine Hollands
Cambricks
Long lawns
Muffins
Silk gauzes and handker
chiefs
Striped and plain India di
mity
Platilloes—Brittannies
Rowans
Harnhuts -ginhams striped and
'check'd
Arabia linens
Printed linen handkerchiefs
Barcelona ditto
Diaper And damask table -
cloths
Diaper of different widths
Dowlas
Oznabrigs
Checks and stripes
Bed ticks and bed ticking
Nankeens
Buckrams
Ravens duck
Sail ditto
Marseilles quilting
Ditto with fed flowed
Tapes and bobbins
Pins and needles
Scissors
Combs of all kinds
Elegant pier and dteffihg
glasses
Hyfon, green and bohea tea
in small boxes and bottles
Turkey carpets
'A variety of glass Ware of all
kinds
Ditto of china and tea sets
Ditto of earthen and stone
ware
Medicines
Snuff of different kinds
Have just importedin the Ship Vryhyd, (apt. Sextich, fros*
Amsterdam, a large and general Afortmint of
European and Ealt - India Go ds,
Purchased at the principal MannfaElories and Warehouse in
Holland, by order, and oh account of the Eon. A. E. Vaa
Braam, Est, which they will dispose of by the Pieceo^ & (~
age, on the most reasonable terms, at their Store /''o. g, in %df
street, opposite Bedon s-alley, confining 'of the following Ar
ticles, viz.
Ballantine & Warbarn,
A Variety of India Ctii^Rey,
cotton :n catches
White blond lace
Black ace,
Hanover ditto
A great variety of rich Low
ered, striped and plain filkc
Sattins, taffeties
Embroidered patterns for
waist-coats
Very neat pieces trilligans for
ditto
Rich brocaded, embfoi^erd %
plain silk pumps
Womens fluff frees & pumps
Mens shoes and flippers of the''
best kind
Mens and womens thread arid
cotton hose, worsted ditto
Ladies riding hats with .
plumes, &c.
Mens and boys beaver hats
Hats for negroes
Superfine broad cloths of ^ha
most fashionable colodfs",
with trimmings
Fine camblets, callimancoe6
Bombazines, princeh huff
Writing paper-
Window glass 10 by 8 & fa
by 10
Paints of different colours
Linseed oil
Cables and cordage
Grind stones
Soap & candies in small 00x03
Long and hort pipes
Gin in cases of frit cm 'y
Sweet oil
Carpenters and ccopern tools
Axes, hoes, feythes, wrap,,
saws and fiks
Nails and finite
Sheet and pig lead
Keg ftot
Gun-powder