The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-11-01 00:00:00, page 1

GA "7 IC T™ T T™
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OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
On T uesday, the 23d of November next,
WILL BE SOL D,
At the EXCHANGE COFFEE-HOUSE,
Precisely at Eleven o'Clock,
The following LANDS, viz.
THAT valuable LOT of LAND, on the weft
fide of Friend-ttreet; (formerly the property
of Dr. Garden) containing in front 46J feet, and
in depth on the south fide 152 feet, and on the
north fide 140 feet more or less, bounded by Mr.
James St. John —-Southwardly by Col. Garden—
Eaftwardly by Friend-street, and weßwardly by
the Hon. Rawlins Lowndes, Esq. This spot has
been always considered one of the highest and
healthiest in Charleston. On the premises is a
building, which removed farther back, would
make a good kitchen.
A LOT, on the east fide of St. Philip's-street,
near the barracks, (formerly the property of R. P.
H. Hatley) containing in front 30 feet, and in depth
215 feet more or less—abounded northwardly by
Lot No. 2, fouthwardly by Henry Timrod, eaft
wardly by Peter Engwin, and weftwardly by St.
Philip's-street—On which is the shell of a two Ro
ry Wooden House, that may with little expence
be repaired.
A LOT in Barrack-Rreet, (formerly the proper
ty of John Davis) containing in front 32 feet, and
in depth from said Erect weftwardly 111 feet more
or less, bounded northwardly
fouthwardly by Martin Remlcy, eaftwardly by
Barrack-street, and weftwardly by Abraham
Spidell.
A Low Watet Lot, on South-Bay, (formerly
the property of James Caifan) containing in front
on said Bay 50 feet, more or less, extending in
depth into Afliley river—bounded northwardly by
South-Bay, fouthwardly by the Channel of Ashley
river, eaftwardly by Robert M'Kenziq and weft
wardly by Edward Blake, Esq.
CONDITIONS—Three years Credit for the
above Lands, with interest from the date, and giv
ing approved security.
At the feme Place will alfe be S 0 Lb:
That valuable LOT, on the Bay and corner of
Elliott-Erect, containing in front caftwardly on the
Bay 35 feet, and in front on Elliott-street 50 feet;
from whence it extends back on lands (formerly
the property of Hopkin Price, deceased) 50 feet,
and in width on the back line of said Lot 30 feet,
more or less—bounded on the north by lands (for
merly of William Henry Mills), on the south part
ly on Elliott-street, and partly on lands of the
aforefaid Mr. Price, and on the weft by lands of
David Saylor, together with the several buildings
thereon, consisting of a large three Rory brick build
ing, back Rores, well of water, &c. &c. all which
have undergone a thorough repair, and being
much improved (particularly the front building,
which is divided into two convenient Rores) make
them as complete as any in the city for trade.
Also, the LOT adjoining the above in Elliott
ftreet, containing in front fouthwardly on said
street 50 feet, 29 feet ofwhich runs 39J front, and
21 feet of which runs 291 front, more or lefs—
bounded on the north and eaE by the above Lot,
and on the weft by lands ofDavid Saylor, together
with the fcveral brick buildings thereon.
CONDITIONS—One fifth payable theist of
January 1785, the remainder in one, two and three
years, with interest from the date, and approved
security.
That HOUSE and LOT, No. 127, in King
ftreet, near Broad-street, belonging to the estate of
Jacob Warlcy, deceased, containing in front 49
feet, and in depth 156 feet, more or less—This lot
has every conveniency on it, either for a private
family, or a person in trade, and has fufficient
room Rill in front to ereff another dwelling house
er Eores—lmmediate poffcßion will be given.
A TRACT of LAND, on the north fork of
Edifto river, belonging to the above estate, con
taining 200 acres, bounded south-westerly by lands
of the said Jacob Warley, north-caßwardly by Dr.
George Hahnbaum's and vacant land, and fouth
caftwardly on Edifto river aforefaid.
CONDITIONS—Two hundred guineas payable
on delivery of the titles for the Town Lot, the re
mainder payable one half in March 1785, and the
other half in March 1786, with interest from the
[Vol. XLIII.]
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIMOTHY, No. 89, Broad-Street.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1784.
date, and approved security. Two years credit
will be given for the Tra& of Land.
A LOI of LAND, in Mazyck-ftreet, belonging
to the estate of Mr. John Ruflr, deceased, 26 feet
10 inches on laid street, and 92 feet deep, situated
between Lots late the property of John With and
Jeremiah Theus, deceased. The Conditions of
Jhe sale of this Lot—One fixtli part of the purchase
money will be expended in January 1785, one do.
1786, one ditto 1787, one ditto 1788, one ditto
,789^ an ' the last payment in the year 1790 —on
giving bond with good and approved security for
the payment of the interest of money, and mort
gages on all the premises.
By Order of the Executors;
Colcock & Gibbons;
WHITE, blue and green plains, duffil and rose
blankets, red, white, and striped flannels,
serges and long ells; white lead, Spanish brown,
spruce ackre, verdigrife and red lead ground in
oil, linked oil in jugs, ivory and lamp black, q.d.
§d. Cd. Ed. icd. and zed. nails, spike ditto, from
3z to 6% inches, brads, feupper, pump and job tacks
and clouts, grapnels, iron pots from 2 quarts to 20
gallons, chimney backs, kitchen dogs, racks, pot
hooks, fpitsfad irons, Reel yards, wedges, corn and
coffee-mills, grid irons, frying and dripping pans,
hoes, axes, ipades, an aflortment of plantation, car
penters, joiners, coopers and shoemakers tools, locks,
hinges, and ironmongery in general, neat chests of
tools for Gentlemen, coffin furniture, rice sieves;
bird, dove, teal, low and high duck, Bristol-blue
and swan Rot, ball, bar lead, grind Rones and quern
Rones ; youths and mens common saddles and bridles,
mens very neat saddles and bridles with plated fur
niture, chair harness, half and whole hunter whips,
twig ditto; filter capp'd and tipt, tobacco pipes;
crown gl^fs, 10-8, 11-9, 12-10, glass Riades and
candlelticks, two gallon punch decanters, quart and
pint wine ditto, plain and cut, pint and quart tum
blers, with and without covers, rummers and go
blets, jelly, fyilabub and wine glasses, faits, vinegar
Cruets, leather boots, mens, boys, and girls black
leather shoes and pumps,womens red, blue and green
morocco, Ruff, callimanco, white k ; d, black and
white fattin and embroidered shoes, glue, gun flints,
mtißard, sweet oil in pints and quarts, salt petre,
firgle and double F glazed and unglazed gun-pow
der, anchovies, capers, mangoes, walnuts and olives,
pewter plates and dishes, candle moulds, bafons,
porringers, spoons, ink Rands and measures, cop
per clothes kettles, large brass scales and weights,
bell metal and brass mortars and peßles, table and
house bells, brass and metal mounted Rove gratis
and fenders complete, brass mounted fire dogs,
shovel and tongs, spare brass and painted wire fen
ders, brass and princes metal candlesticks, Reel
fnuffers, elegant tutenag candleflicks witli fnuffers
and Rands ; boys, mens and womens cotton thread,
and worß d hose, metis and womens lilk hose and
gloves, lilk purses; a large aflortment of fafhionable
li:ks, confiding of perfian, farfenet, mode, taffety,
pelong, ducape, plain and flowered mantuas, kite
firing, fattin, rich brocade and tissue, a great va
riety of ribbands, spotted, Eriped, checked, pitted
long and clear lawns, worked lawn aprons and hand
kerchiefs, striped, checked, sprigged, flowered, clear,
book and jaconet muslins, cambrick, lawn handker
chiefs, black, and white gauzes, Paris net, crape,
tiffany, fuffle and trimmings, gauze aprons and
handkerchiefs, black, blond and thread lace; edging,
narrow and petticoat fringe, gold and silver cord,
binding and vellum, ermine, fly, half and full bell
hoops ; durant, perfian and fattin quilted petticoats,
scarlet, cloth and bath Coating cardinals, white,
black and blue fattin ditto, with furr, lace and point,
a large quantity of fafhionable broad cloths and ca
finiers, with trimmings, Bath coating; a great va
riety of fafhionable plated and gilt buttons, mens
Smiths, De Saussure,& Darrell,
At their SIORE, No. 83, Tradd-Street,
Have just received by the London, Capt. Purches,
from London, and the Pomona, Capt. Gilbert,
from Bristol, a variety of fcafonable goods, which,
with their former importations, renders their assort
ment very complete ; among which are the following
articles, viz.
THE
elegant embroidered cloth coats and trimmings, buff,
white, light blue kerfeymire and rich silk waistcoat
shapes, elegantly embroidered, camblets and cloth
cloaks and coats, fearnought and whitney great coats
an d jackets, so ^ and yard wide Irish linens, brown
and white sheeting, princes linen, Rout white lin
nen for servants, checks and Rripes, oznaburgs,
white and dyed Russia drabs, Russia sheeting, raven
duck, brown holland, check, printed ahd silk hand
kerchiefs, diaper and damafle tabling and napkins,
ditto and ditto clouting, huckaback, brown and
white doyleys; calicoes, cottons, chintzes, striped
ginghams, an aflortment of Manchester goods, among
which are furniture checks and Rripes, bed bunts,
plain, figured and corded dimity, fattin crossover,
Ritched and bordered Marseilles quilting, white,
dyed and beavered pillows and fattinets, ribs, thick
sets, coloured cords, black, blue, brown, olive and
spotted velvets and velverets ; hair powder, poma
tum, flarch, an aflortment of Rationary, fifh-hooks
and lines; an aflortment of medicines, plate and
jewellery, among which are table and tea spoons,
tea tongs, fafhionable tea pots, milk urns, sugar ba
fons, mens, womens and childrens shoe buckles and
clasps € fleck buckles, Reeve buttons, ditto cbryftal
in gold and silver, pincufliion and feiffar chains, paste
shoe buckles, flock ditto, paste and gold shirt buckles,
gilt seals and watch keys, tortoise shell combs, tooth
pick cases, corals and bells, gold earwires, nests of
g ; lt caravan trunks ; cloth, hat, ffioe, whitewash,
paint, buckle and scrubbing brollies, hair brooms,
powder boxes and bags with puffs, (having boxes
and brtifhes, ivory, horn and mane combs; Sago,
spices, double and single refined sugar, hyfon and
green tea; a collection of ufeful books, among which
are very neat folio bibles, in blue gilt morocco, se
veral sets of Dodflefs Annual Register, 25 vols,
common bibles, testaments, spelling books, dictio
naries, grammars, &c. Bombazine, durant, tammy,
princes fluff, serge de mfme, calamanco, ruffe!, Wal
loon, camblets, Irish fluff, cotton counterpanes, cot
ton romalls, Queen and Staffordfhire ware in sets,
black and red clay # tea pots, milk pots and sugar
dishes, plain and painted sugar canisters, and a va
riety of tin ware, japanned tea trays and waiters;
ditto tea urns, coffee and tea pots, tumblers and
mugs ; an affortmeht of table knives and forks and
carvers, oyller knives, pen knives, feiffars, razors,
lancets, plane green and white ivory table and des
sert knives and forks with carvers, mahogany cases
with green and white ditto silver tipt, Reel, plated
and pinchbeck buckles, plated spurs, paper and lea
ther fnuf fboxes, caftors, bottle Rands, shoe tliread,
knitting and sewing needles, black and white pins,
an aflortment of threads, sewing silk, diaper and
Holland tape, bobbin, fans, Italian crape, womens
and girls Rays, Rraw; chip and covered hats, mens
and womens leather gloves and mitts, neat fowling
pieces, elegant Wilton and Persia carpets, painted
floor cloths, Flanders bed-ticking, walnut and ma
hogany frame dressing glasses, mahogany sconce gltf
fes, complete sets of table and tea china, fome° ve
ry rich ; breakfaft sets ditto, bowls, cups and bafons,
sets of jars and beaker, &c. &e.
They have on consignment, a bale of hunter, dye'd
and German plains, duroys and fagathees, bhones
belt porter in hogsheads, Holland fail duck, seine
and sewing twine, and a large quantity of cordage.
South-Carolina Society.
WHEREAS little notice has been taken by
members in arrear of the former applica
tion to difeharge the fame: It is hereby once more
notified, that unless they comply by the next Quar
ter-Day, (which will be in January next) the Thir
teentli Rule of the Society will poiitively be put in
execution without diflin&on.
By Order of the Society,
John M'Call, jun. Clerk.
October 26, 1784.
Seasoned Negroes
FOR SALE.
SIX NEGRO MEN, good labouring Porters—
fold for no fault, but want of employment for
them. Apply to
Smiths, De Sauffare & Darrell.
October 1? ^^t
[No. 2242.]