The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-12-16 00:00:00, page 1

J On TUESDAY,
The 21st Da, of DECEMBER inst.
Wi^ begin the SALE
°' a ' ar 8° °f Two Hundred and
Sixty
Prime Gold-Coast Negroes,
Just arrived in the ship SUCCESS, Captain
John Conner.
Ball, Jennings, & Co.
Smiths, Defauffure, & Darrell.
Charleston, Dec. 14, 1784.
FOR S ATI E,
The Schooner POLLY,
Lying at Jervey and Walter's Wharf,
BURTHEN three hundred barrels of flour;
three years old, a firm strong vessel, the fails,
cables, and rigging almost new. For terms apply
to
ALEXANDER GRANT,
No. 43|, Bay.
JOHN DAWSON,
REQUESTS all persons indebted to him, or to the
late copartnerfop of DAWSON& WALTER,
07 by alignment to him, to be punctual in paying the
interffi to become due the firjt of January 1785, and
to renew their obligations as the Law directs ; which
will prevent the djdgreeable conference of having
them put in suit. 40,1
GAZETTE
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
TO BE SO L D,
At AUCTIO N,
On St. HELENAS ISLAND,
At the Plantation of the late John Norton, decectfed,
on I HURSD AY, the 30th Inflant, (if a fair day,
If not, the frfl fair day after)
ALL the personal estate of said deceased —Confft-
i^gif a f ew Negroes, one of which is a good
plain cook, wafoer and ironer, household and kitchen
furniture, a flock of cattle, a parcel of tanned leather,
andfundry other articles.—Also a Trail of good Indi
go and Corn Land, on said Island, of about 278 acres,
jitucted on the sea fide. The Conditions will be made
known on the day of Sale.
N. B. All those that are indebted to said deceased,
are desired to difeharge the fame, and those that have
any demands again ft said eflate are desired to bring
them in property atlefed, on or before the day of sale,
to
WILLIAM NORTON, Executor.
St. Helena, Dec. 8, 1784.
John & Thomas Manfen,
Have received in the last flips from LONDON,
AFRESH Affortmer.t of GOODS, which will
, be opened in a few days for sale, by whole
file or retail, on very low terms, particularly for
Cash, at their Store, No. 87, Church-Erect, cor
ner of St. Michael's-alley. ts
TO BE SOLD,
By PUBLIC AUCTION,
At Messrs. Prioleau and Co's. VENDUE STORE,
The 2 ift of DECEMBER instant,
THE Leafc of a Lot in Elliott-ftrect, facing
Gadsden's alley, on which is a two-ftbiy
brick tenement,a large kitchen and very convenient
back store, with a good well of water in the yard.
The kitchen and back store have been lately put
in compleat repair—The house is inclofed, and
with little expence may be loon compleated, both
for a.ftore and dwelling-house. Its situation for
trade will fufficiently recommend it to such, as in
the present scarcity of houses, and in trade, stand in
need—One half of the purchase money Cash, for
the remaining half three months Credit.
And on the 23d day of December next, at the
earner of King and Cliffbrd-ftreets, Sundry articles
of Household Furniture, &c. &c. belonging to the
estate of the deceased. Terms will be made known
on the day of sale.
MARY SANSUM, Executrix.
[Vol. XLIII.J
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIM OT HY, No. 89, Broad-Street.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1784.
THIS D A Y,
At our Auction-Room,
WILL BE SOLD,
Precisely at 10 o'Clock,
TEN valuable SLAVES, amongf whom tire, good
House Wenches, a complete Waiting Man, and
several handy Boys and Girls, and to attend about
house. —Conditions, Twelve Months Credit on bond,
with approved security, paying intereJi from the day of
sale.
Cudworth & Waller.
LANDSto be SOL. D.
(At private Sale.)
THE fubferiber will diffofe of all his lands, both
in Georgia and in this State, on a credit suitable
to the wijhes of the buyer.—The quality and situation
of theft lands are Jo well known, as not to require any
description.
If the health of the present proprietor would admit .
the care necessary to a planting interest, no inducement
whatever could be fuftcient to tempt him to part with
them.—ls they are not fold before February, they will
then be put up at Public Auftion, (in parcels contain
ing both inland and tide ftoamp,fufficientfor anyfingle
plantation whatever) with a full account of the quan
tity and quality of each trafl. Pine lands of the Jirft
quality, near the banks of Savannah river, will be al
lotted to each divifon of the tide Jtoamp—Negroes,
cattle, and horses, will be fold after the lands.
FOR SA L E,
German Almdnacksfor theyear 1785.
By the Dozen or single.
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 the
house of Mrs. 'Kimmel, No. 17, Queen-Jireet.
For Private Sale,
A HOUSE and L O T,
No. 113, Meeting-Street,
Now in the occupation of Mrs. Giles—Also a
small convenient House, with out-hcufa and fuf
feient room for a garden, fauate at the head of tyeen-
Jtreet, adjoining lands of Daniel Stevens. Esq. —Either
of theft Tenements may be had a great bargain. For
particulars inquire of
JOSEPH VESEY, No. 35, Bay.
Charlefon, Dec. 9, 1784.
TO BE L £^7
THREE very good ROOM S,
On the second floor.
Inquire at Ne. 21, Bcresford-ftreet,
For Private Sale,
On three years credit, for State Indents,
THAT airy HOUSE and LOT in Legare-ftreet,
now occupied by Major Bouquet, 53 feet
front, and 270 deep.—On viewing the Lot, toge
ther with the neighbourhood, every person must
acknowledge its situation to be as agreeable for a
private family, as any in the city.
An excellent GOLD WATCH, warranted good.
The most elegant SNUFF BOX in Carolina,
one only excepted.
Two beautiful HUNTING PIECES, one of
which is painted in a masterly manner, allowed by
judges to surpass any performance bi tfie kind ever
brought to America.
Cudworth & Waller.
N O I C E.
THE Members of the OLD St. GEORGE's
SOCIETY are desired to meet at the City
Tavern, on FRIDAY the 17th of December inst.
at 6 o'clock.
Enquire for No. 4.
THE
NO TIC E.
PURSUANT to the last will of the late
STEPHEN CATER, Esq. deceased, will
be fold, at his late dwelling house, within one mile
of Dorchefler, on Thursday, the 16th day of De
cember next ensuing, at Public Audion, the whole
of the personal, and part of his real eflate, on the
following conditions, viz.—-All sums under five
pounds to be cash, all above, credit to the firft of
January, 1786, on giving bond with good personal
security ; the property not to be removed or altered
before the conditions of sale are complied with.—
The sale to begin at 11 o'clock in the morning, if
the day is favorable, otherwise the firft fair day af
ter, at that hour, viz.—Upwards of twenty remark
ably fine slaves, amongst which there are carters,
sawyers, house-wenches, handy boys and girls—
plantation toofe, ox and horse carts, upwards of
thirty head of cattle, among them fix working
oxen—Provisions, consisting of rough rice, corn,
peas, potatoes, and corn blades ; a riding chair al
most new, two good chair borfes, a commodious
rowing canoe, a variety of house furniture, amongst
which are a handsome mahogany book-case, a double
chest of drawers, a good eight day clock, tables,
chairs, looking-glasses, bedheads, beds and furni
ture; a collection of books, feme ufeful plate,
kitchen furniture, &c.
ALSO, That valuable Plantation, on which the
deceased did reside: confining of 350 acres, in 7
acre lots ; four of which are adjoining, on which
Hands the mansion, With every necessary out-build
ing—Also a large brick house, which is at present
used as a barn —the other three lots join each other,
but intercepted from the four, by a lot belonging to
Captain Poftell ; the land is well timbered, and ex
ceeding good for indigo and provisions, the situation
delightful, and but 21 miles from the city—There
are two rows of live oaks, many of which very large
and interlocked, makes a beautiful avenue from the
road to the house, and perhaps is not to be equalled
in this State ; the distance from the house to the
river is about 100 yards, one gradual slope, which
will admit of high improvements in orchards, gar
dens, &c. and renders it a delightful retreat for a
Gentleman from the city, or one who has large di
stant possessions, as it can be made both pleasant
and profitable.— The landing admits vessels of 6 feet
draught.
GEORGE SMITH, )
JACOB MINUS, , Executors.
MATTHIAS HUTCHINSON J
Charlton, Nov, 16, 1784.
THIS DA Y,
Will be sold,"
At Dorchester,
After the Sale of the Estate of Stephen Cater, Est
deceased,
THAT valuable PLANTATION or Tra& of
Land, containing seven hundred acres, in
St. George's and part in St. James's parishes, for
merly the property of John Glaze, Esq. and late
the eflate of Mr. John Benfield, deceased, lying
oh the Goose-creek road, about three miles and 2
half from Dorchester, and 20 miles from Charle
ston.
Conditions, one and two years credit on giving
bond with approved personal security; and paying
interest from the day of sale, the property not to
be altered till the conditions are fully complied
with.
JOHN GIBBONS.
Charleston, Dec. 2, 1784.
TO BE SOL D,
On FRIDAY, the „ih of DECEMBER next, by
Messrs. JOSEPH MYERS, & Co. at their Vendue
Store, No. 7, Gillon-Jireet,
SUNDRY household and kitchen furniture, the
property of the estate of Mr. John Kneefhaw,
deceafed—Confining of mahogany tables, chairs,
bedheads, &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.
L^ 2255.]