The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-11-14 00:00:00, page 4

For Private S AL E,
A PLANTATION on the Wateree Rivet,
16 miles below Camden, containing 400
acres, very good for either tobacco, indigo, or co n,
nearly an equal quantity of high land and swamp of
as good quality as any in that neighbourhood,
and very convenient for a mill, having great com
mand of water.
Also a plantation on the Cypress Swamp, con
taining 73^acres, 30 miles from this city, and 10
from Dorchester, an excellent Rand for a (tore or
tavern; part of the high land very good foi corn
a quantity of rice land, and excellent sawing Cy.
press; the uncleared high land well covered with
fire wood and fencing timber —Any p # rfon or per
sons inclining to purchale, may apply (for the for
mer trad) to Mr. George joor, at the High Hills
of Santee, or to the fubfcnber in Charleston, and
for the latter, to
POSTELL & GUIGNARD.
Just PUBLISHED,
And to be Sold, (Price Three Shillings,)
At the PRINTING-OFFICE,
No. 100, Meeting-free/,
Confederations on the Society or Order
of CINCINNATI;
Lately instituted by the Major Generals, Briga
diers, and other oncers ot rhe American army ;
proving that it creates a race oi neredirary pa
tricians, or mobility; and interfptr^d with
remarks on its confeq ences to the freedom and
happi: cfs of he Republic.
Addressed to the People of South-Carolina,
and their Representatives,
BY Cassi us.
The Ship RESOLUTION,
Captain Owens fens Kroger, of aboit two hun
dred and t?n tons burthen, and
The Ship LADY MARTHA,
Captain Halvor Bruii, of a' out two hundred tons
burthen.
TV [ LL be ready by the First of NOVEMBER
VV next, to receive Rice, Tobacco and Indigo
^ b ^, 7" FKETG H r to any part o f EU
ROPBj.ft-^^/p^ly to
2 "A.GILLON.
13, 1783.
Empty Bottles,
F 0 R wh^h a generous price will be given by the
fubfenber: No. 11 &,, who has for Sale, a few
dozens genuine old Madeira Wire of the 6,ft quality,
excellent Rea 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.
Also, a general assortment of Ware, confining of
Copper and Tin Kettles, Japan'd and Flowered Sugar
Boxes and Candlefiicks, Quart and Pint Jacks, Japp'd
Candle Boxes, Tumblers, Cullenders, Nutmeg Gra
ters, Pudding and lauce Pans, Tea and Coffee Pots
with Stands, Pepper Boxes, Salts, Cable Spoons, &%
JAMES MILLER.
On TUESDAY Novem. the 18th,
Will be SOI D,
AT the Plantation of the late James Wright,
deceased, North Santee; about 3; head of
tame black Cattle, and a few hogs; 1 Ox Cart and
a pair of Mill-stones.
WILLIAM WILKIE, Anting Exec.
Charleston, De, 23, 1783.
N. B. Ail persons having any demands against
the ertate of laid James Wrigat, are desired to
bring them in properly attested; and those who are
indebted to difeharge their refpeftive debts imme
diately.
For SAL E,
ALO I' of Land in Pydeott's-Alley,
36 leet in front and 136 feet deep.
Credit will be given to the firft of March
next. Enquire of Charles Linning, Esq;
in Charleston, or at the Round O, of
RICHARD WOODCRAFT.
To be Sold Cheap,
Two ExcellentL
WIND FA N S,
And an Excellent STILL.
Enquire at Mrs. Rowand's, No. 2, Tradd-ftrect,
THE Subferiber desires al! persons, without
exception, indebted to him before the fall
of Charleston, either on his private account, or
under the different firms of Kerfhaw and Hoyle,
Kerfhaw and Wyllie, or John Wyllie and Co. at
their Stores in Camden, or under the firm of Ker
fhaw and Co. or George Ancrum, jun. and Co.
in Charleston, to difeharge the several bonds, notes
or accounts due to him, or any of the concerns a
bove mentioned, or to fettle as the law directs.
Ail bonds, notes or accounts remaining unsettled
on the gff day of March next, will be put into the
hands of Attornies, to be filed for. In the mean
time every produce of the country will be received
in payment, at the highest market price.
At the ensuing court at tamden, will be rented
on a lease for three years, to the highest bidder,
his valuable Plantations, lying near and adjoining
the village of Camden, and the Plantations adjoin
ing his mills 01) Spears's Creek. The whole will
be divided into final! and convenient trails: Also,
the Ferry, opposite to-Camden, commonly known
by the name of Gacent's Ferry, with the rich lands
adjoining All the above hods are well known to
be inferior to none on the river, The amazing loss
of property he has foftained by the enemy and other
plunderers, has put it out of his power to cultivate
his lands.
The Tobacco Ware House at his landing is in
cornpleat order, and another will soon be ready at
Gacent's Ferry, for the reception of tobacco or any
other produce that may be brough there, which
will be carried to Charleston or Georgetown, on
low freight, and disposed of on commission, or deli
vered as maybe directed by the owners.
Joseph kershaw.
All persons having demands a^inft the estate
of Col. Ely Kerfhaw, late of Camden, de
ceased, are desired to fend in a state of them, on
or before the iff. of December next; and all per
fens indebted thereunto, are requeued to fettle
their bonds, notes or accounts, as the law directs,
with any of the fubferibers. on or before the
iff day of March „8 4 . All bonds, notes and
accounts then remaining unfettkd, will be put in
to the hands of attornies to be sued for.
At the holding of the Court, at Camden, in
November, mill be SOLD,
SUNDRY valuable Plantations and Trails of
Land, belonging to, or i> which the deceased was
interefled as allo, his Houses, Stores and valuable
Lots in Camden, together with 20 or 30 valuable
Negroes. Twelve months credit will be given,
paying interert and giving security.
JOSEPH KERSHAW, , ,
WILLIAM KERSHAW, , g
JOHN CHESNUT, J Exrs.
"• B. It is expelled that all persons indebted on
account of the Stores formerly kept at Cheraw-
Hill, will pay particular attention to this notice—
TEe books are in the hands of Mr. Chefhut, at
Camden.
Charlefon, CRoher 26, 1783.
IOHN BROWN informs me of a brown bay mare
3 years od, about 13 hands 3 inches high, branded
on the off (boulder q.
Andrew Rodgers, also informs foe of a dark bay
mare 24 hands high, branded on the near shoulder PH
and on the buttock ^ on the cff shoulder R very dull,
about 12 years old, and hath had a piece of her left eye
lid torn off.— The owner or owners cf said creatures
must prove their property before me living on Duncan's
Creek and district of Ninety Six.
ROBRET HANNA, J. P.
Thomas je>vey & John allen
WALTERS, acqua>n thei friends and tie
public in general, that they have entered into
Cepartnerfhip. in the Factorage a d Commission
Business, ana have purchAed Burn % old wharf,
whereon are excellent fit re 1 fit f r the reception
of rice, indico, or tobacco; and will be greatly 0.
bliged to all th< r e who wi:l>mpl y bem in felling
of theft produce: due attention will be paid to
their interest and every endeavour exerted to
give fatisfatiion.
CIAME to the plantation of f hn. Pifted at
, Bench Hill, about ten c'ay a„o, a Negro
lad, IT K, 17 or 18 years ts age, pitted with
the fmali-p^x, has on an eld white negre cloth
jacket and breeches, fa she came wih his mad r,
one St, art, from Virginia to Charleston, anu that
his said mister went cffw tth the British. The
owner may have him on proving his property and
paying the charges incident thereunto.
THOMAS HALL, J. P.
Ga. 5, 1783.
To be Sold by Public Auction,
On Tuesday the 25th of November,
Before the Exchange zu Charleston,
Precisely at 12 o'Clock at Noon,
The following Lands in St. Paul's Pa
riffi, the Property of Mrs. Rowand, viz.
MOWBERRY s, a very valuable Rice
plantation on Cawca Swamp, twenty miles
from Charleston, and two miles from S ono landing
containing 439 acres, one hundred and eighty of
which are rich rice land, known to be equal to any
in the State, a great part secure and under fubfcntial
dams, adjoining lands of Colonel Walhington, Alex.
Fraser, Hugh Rutledge and Andrew Johntton,'Efqrs°
AL S O.
569 Acres of well timbered Pine Land,
to be divided into three lots, situated near the Stono
Lion Cab House, and five miles from the landing,
adjoining lands of Mrs. Williams, and lands of Tho^
mas Ferguson, William Williamson and George
Haig, Esquires, and the Parker-Ferry road. Credit
will be allowed for these Lands until March 1787,
the purchaser giving bond and approved &uii%
from the day of iale.
At the fame time and place, nuill be fold,
A Plantation, situate in St. James's Pa
rish, Goose Creek, containing ,| acres of good
provision and indigo land, adjoining lands of Charles
Cotefworth Pinckney and Benjamin Smith, Esquires,
and lands of Mrs. Coachman, Foster's Creek
LIKEWIS E,
800 Acres of Land, old measure, situa
ted at the four holes, butting and bounding at the
time of the survey on lands of John Hill and John
Glover. Conditions for these will be made easy and
will be declared at the time of fide.
John-Walters Gibbs.
For S AL E,
On Thursday the 20th of Novem. next,
AT the plantation of the late Mr. Nathan
Legare, deceased, in Christ Church Parish—
Sundry articles of houfhold and kitchen furniture,
confiding of a neat mahogany desk and bock case,
a handsome eight d^y clock, looking-glasses, din
ing tables chest of drawers, &c. &c. Also house
and table linen, feather beds, mattresses, blankets,
&c. Stock of cattle, horfe3, hogs and iheep a
waggon and spare wheels, some old iron and two
jacks, and about 500 bushels rough rice in lots.
All persons whatever having any demands against
the estate, ate desired to make them known, and
all those who are indebted to said estate, are re
queued to fettle as soon as possible with
ISAAC Legare,?
THOMAS DOUGHTY. 5 £xecuh
Charleston, Oct. 1783.
POST-'OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, Od. 17, 1783.
TH E Post-Master, desirous of ex
tending the utility of his Office in
a general manner, at the particular re
qu!ft of many of the Citizens, &c. will
in future receive letteis for Europe or a
ny other part of the world, tw be forwarded
by the firft fafe and convenient opportu
nity; to defray the charge of bags, &c.
for the preservation of the letters, the
final! and cuftumary ium of one penny
with each letter will be requisite.
^ Monday and Tuesday in every week
are the proper days tor fending letters to
the Poll-Office to go by la d
CHARLES M'DUNALD,
At No. 111, Meeting Street, Corner of Horl
6tcF> Alley,
BEGS leave to inform his Friends, and
the Public in general, that he Retails the
fo llo wing Articles on the most Reasonable terms;
Bert Jamaica Spirits, Wert-India Rum, Gin in
cases and by the gallon, Port and Madeira Wine
in bottler, Cordials in ditto, Brandy in ditto.
Sweet Oil, Orange Juice, Vinegar, Molasses. Green,
Souchong, Congo and Bohea Teas, Coffee, Cho
colate, Mtifeovado Sugar of the bert quality, Rai
tins, Sugar candy, Starch, Onions, Potatoes, Sal
mon, Mackarel, Neats Tongues, Salt, Salt petre.
Flour, Butter, Soap and Candles, Tobacco, Cream
coloured Enamelled and plain Cups and Saucers,
Plates, Diffies, &c. Iron Ware, Cyder in Bot
tles, and sundry Articles of Dry Goods too tedi
ous to mention.
N. B. The Iron Works of a Sugar Mac .ae
combat, to be Sold, apply as above.