The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-02-19 00:00:00, page 3

On WEDNESDAY, gd of March next,
Will be SOLD,
On the Plantation of the late William Stou
temburgh, Ejq; deea/ed, on Indian Land
Scotch Neck, in Prince William's Parifo.
THAT valuable PLANTATION containing
8;o acres of prime indigo and rice land, A
considerable part of which is well timbered, and
the whole so conveniently furnished with water
that ten sets of indigo vats may be worked annually
and have a fhift of fields; on the premises Hands a
comfortable dwelling house, a large barn, and other
necessary out buildings.
ALSO, the Plantation where he formerly resided,
abut two miles from the above, and three miles
from Pocotaligo Bridge, containing 500 acres of
good rice and indigo land; whereon are some build
ings, tan vats, &c. These lands are esteemed
very good, and equal to any io the neighbourhood.
Two years credit will be given for the firft, and
eighteen months for the latter, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security, wii interest
from the day of sale.—And at the fame time will
be fold, about Thirty prime SLAVES, among
whom are, a very good driver, a valuable black
smith, a shoemaker, a tanner, a ufeful and valuable
fellow about cattle and horses, a waiting man,
lawyers, boys and girls, and the rest field haves.
ALSO, about Seventy Head of tame Cattle,
2mong them a few oxen; about Sixty Head of
flieep, horses, mares and colts; between three and
four hundred bushels of corn ; some tanned leather;
blacksmith's and plantation tools; houfhold fur
niture, &o d Likewise a large pew, in the south
east corner of St. Philip's Church, (No. i§,j for
merly beloqgingto the late Luke Stout€nburgh,Efq;
deceased.
The Conditions ate cash for all sums of and un
fer five -pounds, and for all funis above that sum,
twelve months credit with approved security and
Interest from the day of sale.
All persons having any demands against said
estate, are requested to deliver them in before the
day of sale.
William ^kirving^ Exec.
Clarkfon, Feb. 5, 1784.
To be SOL D,
For Cafo, or State Treafcry Indents,
TWO Lots of Lanc i in Union-Erect, neEr
Broad-street, each measuring 25 Let in front,
^nd 04 feet more or left in depth, furmtri, the proper
ty ct John Burn, Esq; deceased, together with the
several final! Wooden Buildings thereon, which rent
for £6O. sterling per annvm.= Apply^ & ft, the
corner of Elliot-^reet arid the Bay,
On THURSDAY 26th Feb. 1784,
Will be SOLD at Public Audion,
By Messrs. Milligan & Co. at. their Vendue
Store. The following Lands and Buildings,
belonging to the cfUte of Jacob Wailey, de
ceased, viz.
: HAT Valuable LOT of LAND on the weft
Xfide of King.fire«t ner Bond street. contain
ing '" front 49 feet, and iv dnpth 156 eei, more or
left, on which are a commodious Stone Houle (^ 0.127)
with a dry Cellar, and Counting House, Kitchen, Store
and Wash hc^fe of brick, a faall ramen, &c. The
dwelling house with Title vxpence may be made a good
store, and tb^re is fufficient room on said Lot to admit
of large Ware boufes being eie&vdQts advantageous
Situation for trade is v-H known.
The unexpired term of 18 years Lease from 25th of
Match, 17*4? of the Glebe Lot No. ^r, containing in
front bn Beaufain.ftreet, 69 feet, and in depth SBO
feet 6 inches, fubjt& to a ground rent of £„. Old
currency per year, together with 0 (mail done build
fog thereon.
too Acres of Land in Colleton County, granted to
j, Wailey, the 19th Aug. 1768, then boarding S.W.
on Mr. Ad4m Evenger's; and vacant lands, S. E. on
the north fork of Edifto river, and the other fities on
vacant hnds.
too Acres ditto adjoining the above trad, granted to
J. Warley, 21st December, 1769, then bounding S,W.
on land of the said j, Warley, N. E. on Aft. George
Hahnbaum and vacant lands, N. W. on vacant land,
and S. E. on the north fork of Edifto river.
200 Acres of Edifto Swamp Land, in Berkley Coun
ty, granted to J. Warley, 161 b of %ly, 1765, bound
ing at the time of survey on all sides on vacant lands.
100 Acres adjoining laid Swamp, on the N. E. fide
of Edifto river, granted to Anna Maria Schober, 6th
February, 1773, then bounding S. W. on J. Warley's
land, N. fV. on land of Benjamin Frazar, Elq; and
the other tides on vacant lands.
100 Acres of Land in the Fork of Edifto, granted to
Barry, 12th Seph 1768, then bounding N, E.
on Mr. Joseph Pendarvis, and the other tides on vacant
lands.
Conditions for the Town Lets, one-tenth elh, the
remainder payable, ore-half the Ift of March, 178;.
the other half theist cf March, 1786, and fcr tue
Country Lands, two years credit; the purchasers
giving bond with Approved security and interest from
day of fate.
felix Warley, Act, Exec.
Henry B. Presley, Cutler,
from tONDO^Q
GARftIES on the 'Cutlery Ruane's in all its
Branches, Xvhere Gentlemen may have their
Razors set and ground, or any fort of Edge
Tools ground in the best manner, and with the
fnorteft notice, at No. 166, King-street
ALL peTohs having irty demands agamft the
Estate of Wili'iam M'Calefter, late of
Charle^on, deceased are desired to give them in
properly attested. on nr before the firft day of
May next; and those indebted to said ellate, either
by bond, note, or book account, are desired to
Fettle the some "as soon as possible, with
James Milligan, Adminiftrator*
Charge,on, Feb. 1-84.
State of South Carolina.
WHEREAS at a Special Court of Common
Pleas, begun and holden at Charleston, on
the rovb instant.
being returned duly summoned to serve as Jurors at the
said Court, made default, and were noted for non-ap
pearance.
Notice is hereby given, that they will be fined in the
sum of Fire Pounds Proclamation money each, unless
they (hall refpeaively make good and efficient excules,
upon Oath, tor their non-appearance, within 40 day#
from the date hereof.
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
Office of Common Pleas,
Feb. 10, 1784.
, For PRIVATE SALE,
BY the Subscriber on Ferguson's Swamp, or
by Colcock & Gibbons, in Charlellon,
the following L.A N D S, viz;
1000 Acre# on Waccamaw, very good for indigo,
provision,, and the making of turpentine, tar and pitch,
as there are several landings not further than 3 or 4
miles; faia land takes up about 200 acres of the Great
Sea Bay bounding on lands of Thomas Phepoe.
Another cf 1500 acres on both sides the Congaree
road, between Mr. Fuchfon's Tavern, (late Murton'?)
and the Black Smith; inferior to none in that neigh
hood for provisions, Rock of all kinds, and the making
of tar, &c. and will be of great v'ue as soon as rhe
canal is cut from Greenland's Swamp into Ferguson's.
As the tra& is large it will either be divided into three
trails, or fold altogether as most suitable to the pur
chaser. r
Another of 600 acres, at the very head cf Waffum
faw Swamp, adjoining lands of Mr. Thomas Legarte
and Hambleton's—2oo cf the fame has already been
fettled on, being exceeding good for p ovifions, and the
whole of laid tfa& is esteemed one of the belt ranges on
said swamp for flack of every kind.
Another of 810 acres of good provision land, ex
ceeding well timbered with pine and fire wood; the
extent not over 4 miles from Stone Lending, and 2
from Monks Corner, that will fait exceeding well for
sawing to fend to market.
Aifo two Town Lots in Dorcheflef, fronting Mrs.
Fotheringham's houle, 200 feet square meh. The terms
are, one third of the purehafe money with interest to be
paid at the end of one year, one third at the end of two
years, and the remainder at the tend of three years,
paying inlereft annually. Payments will be taken in
Negroes, dock of any kind, liquors, sugar, fait, dry
goods, &?. at vendue price; a small portion of calh
will be wanted.
N. B; if fid Lands are not all fold by the First of
MARCH, they will p-friv/y be that day offered at
Public S de, by Colcock & Gibbons.—A deduction
will allo be fonde in ihe price, should it suit th: pur
ch »fers to advance p rt of the firft payment immediate
ly.—Good encouragement will be given to Journey
men Carpenters.
Blake Leay White,
Feb. I, 17840
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
BLANK Binds and Judgments, War
rants, Writs, Bills of Sale, Subpoena
I ickets, Executions against the Body on
P'rocefs, ditto against the Goods, Sum
roaty Process s b Bills of Loading, Inden
tures, Powers of Attorney, Articles for
Seamen, Price Current, Attachments, &c.
ALL persons indebted to the eflate of William
Lowry, Esq; deceased, are requested to call
and pay up the interest, and renew their Bonds, on
or before the firft of April next.
THEODORE TREZEVANT.
Executor.
M. Ifo 1784.
Wi!liam Lo,n
Spikes Finney
Piip Webb
W Ijam Oiwald
William Sleigh
Michael Peters
John Gibbons
Step co Forgartie
Daniel Bourdeauk
James Muholland
Abraham Harman
and Edward Thomas
For SAL E,
'THAT pleasant and healthy SEAT
-on the north fide of Ashley-river,. called
SPRING-FARM, 15 miles from this city, and five
from the town of Dorchelter, conta ning more or less
450 acres of land, including about 35 acres of march
already reclaimed by fufficient banks and trunks, and
is of the firft qu lity in refped cf foil.—This feat has
On it a neat, well finifhed dwelling-house, elevated
ten feet, containing 8 rooms with fireplaces, a large
and well laid out garden, with all necessary out-build
ings —From its situation and foil, it is capable of
high improvement, and cah at once affo d both ples
fure and profit— For terms, which will be made
ealy to the purchaser; apply to zw.
Benjamin Waring.
State of South-Carolina.
JOSEPH DELESPINE of the said State, M.D.
J who is in custody of the Sheriff of Charleston Dif
tn&, by virtue of a writ of Capias ad Refpondendum.
at th, fait of Henrietta Locock, Administratrix, and
William Clarkfon, Administrator, of all and singular
the goods and chattier of William Locock, deceased,
having petitioned the Honourable the Judges and JuR
tices of the Aid State that he mzy be admitted to the
benefit of the Aft made for the relief of Insolvent Deb
totes. # It is Ordered, that the said Henrietta Looked,
William Clarkfon, and all others to whom the said
petitioner is anywise indebted, be, and they are hereby
summoned and have notice to appear at he usual place
of Judicature at the Court of Common Plcs or Gene^
ral Sessions which shall firft happen to be holden
Qj^qt%P ex ' a ' ter publication hereof, to (Kev cafftyffl,
any TCy can, why the said petitioner fhuuld not have
the prayer of his petition grant d.
Wm, MASON) C. C. P.
Office of Common Pleas,
Feb. 14, 1784.
To be SOL D,
EXCELLENT Rose Butter, by the keg or
pound, freih Double Glocefter Cheese, norths
ward and Carolina Hams. Gammons and Flitches,
Flour by the barrel or pound, Florence Oil, Al
fpice, Ginger, Mustard, old Jamaica Rum, old
Weft India ditto, northward ditto, belt Mufeovadd
Sugar, common ditto, Chocolate, Coffee, Tea, &c$
with a number of ether articles in the Provision way,
all which are Retailed at the most reasonable terms,
No. 67, Queen-street, where there is Lodging!
to accommodate the Country People.
N. B. Country produce of any kind will be
taken in payment for any of the above articles.
EMPTY BOTTLES.
FO R which a generous price will be given by the
febferiber, No. %t, Bay, who has for Sale, a fe#
dozens genuine old Madeira Wine of the firft quality,
excellent Red Port, Bourdeaux Claret, warranted found
and good, Cyder and Taunton Ale by the barrel or
dozen, London Porter, but Charleston bottled, that
will speak for itfelf.
Alio, a general assortment of Ware, confining ot
Copper and Tin Kettles, Japan'd and Flowered Sugar
Bxes and Candirdicks, Quart and Pint Jacks, Japan'd
Candle Boxes, Tumblers, Cullenders, Nutmty Gra
ters, Pudding and sauce Pans, Tea and Coffee Pn%
with Stands, Pepper Boxes, Salts, Table Spoors &c@
JAMES MILLER.
NOTIC E.
ALL persons indebted to Cudworth,
Walter, , Co. @ fr e requested to call as food
as possible, and make payment to the Tubfcriber% at
their Auction-Room, Broad-street, No ^2, as by the
death of their late partner, Mr. Robert Way, there is
a necessity of closing that concern. gw.
Cudworth & Waher.
As my wife Hannah Miller, hath wilfully left
my bed and house; these are therefore to
give notie to all persons, forbidding them, at their
peril, to harbour, or credit her for any thing
on my account, as 1 shall not be responsible for any
debt of her contracting after this date.
Alexander Miller.
Rocky Creek, Camden Diftrift,
Jan. 20th, 8784.
To be Sold at Private Sale,
I House and Lot, No. 1, Linch's-lane, with
4 , -very conveniency for a foil Zanily, and
immeox.Affton given. For further particulars
Squire it laid Number.^
To be Sold at the Printing-Office;
DOCTOR Bakers Antifcorbutic Dentifrice and
Albion Effence.—Lieper's High and Low
Toast Snuff—as good as any imported from Eu
rope.