The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-04-08 00:00:00, page 4

To be Sold^at Private Sale,
A LOT of LAND on the Bay, called No. 23,
containing in front 24^ feet, and in front in
Union-fbeet allo 245- feet, being about 236 feet
deep from each street; on the Bay is an old house
foundation, with a new built brick kitchen, wafh
houfe; and stores two dory high, with a paved cel
lar under, having a drain through the whole ; and in
l nion-ftreet a new foundation for a dwelling house,
and a convenient new^ftable and chair house with a
hft over them, with an inclofure of boards. If
not fold by Private Sale, it will be Sold at Public
Vendue, by Meffis. Samuel Prioleau, & Co. the
3d I uefday, being the 20th of April inst. For
further particulars and condition of the file enquire
at No, 54, Broad^ftreet, of
Thomas Buckle.
To COVE R.
WILL DARE was got by Junius, who was got
by Yorick, upon an imported mare, his
Lam by Jolly Koger, and his Grandam by Fear
naughr, upon Col. Baylor's old mare jenny Dis
mal. He will Cover this fesfon, at the Plantation
of Henry Bunter, 16 miles below Camden, at
Three Guineas per mare. The money to be paid
punctually by the iffof December next, or produce
at cash price.
March 29, 1784.
To be SOL D,
On THURSDAT the 22d dayrof April next
en uing, at Mr. Simon's Plantation oa Indian
Land,
FOURTEEN head ofiame 'NeaHClttle,, 'two
head of Horses, and sundry articles of Houfe
hbald Furniture. Conditions of the Sale will then
be mad: known.
Io be EXCHANGED,
For Property in Cha lefon, or to be Sold on a long
Credit, at Private Sale,
frHE Subferiber's valuable PLANTATION
on Stono, contriving 16.76 acres, the dis
tance from Charleflon 21 miles, the Land very
goon for Corn, Indigo, and Rice, having the ad
vantage of a large body of back water, three Re
servoirs being [already finifhed. Within the said
Trad there are three Inlands all well wooded with
Cedar. Also about 4or 500 acres of choice Pine
Land, fit for sawing.—The said Plantation is ex
ceeding valuable for all kinds of stock, and abounds
with game of every fort; has on it a Brick Dwel
ling House, and a number of other useful and necef
firy Buildings. Enquire at No. 93, King-street.
Mary Lamboll Thomas.
To be L E T,
THE Front Room in Tradd street, lately oc
cupied by the Auditor —Also one Front
Room in Meeting street, near the State-House.—
Likewise a Pew in St. Philip's Church.
And on Lease, aPLANTATION at Salt
catchers. Enquire at the Notary Public Office,
No, fy Tradd-ftree.
SAL E.
THE Subferiber's Plantation on Strawberry
is for SALE—It is situated in a moll agree
able and desirable neighbourhood, and the distance
only 32 miles from the City, with the advantage of
a compact body of between 250 and 00 acres of
the richefl tide swamp, 100 of which is under
gbed banks and trunks for planting, the upland well
covered with yellow pine and a great quantity of
foe wood, a navigable canal from the river carried
within two hundred yards of the barn door, and
within the fame distance of the fire-wood, makes it
as valuable a Plantation, without exception, as any
in the State, within the fame distance of the City.
For terms apply at No. 3, Meeting-street.
WILLIAM DOUGHTY.
N. B. The whole tn?A contains 670 acres.
THE Subferiber intending shortly to leave this
State, ^defites all perlons indebted to him, or 10
Carrie & Notris, by bond, 100 e or open account, to
cp.ll and fettle Qe fame before the 9th day of March
next enduing, or oiherwife he mil be under the neceffi.
„ of putting his Papers into the hands of an Attorney.
Robert Norris,
1 Feb. 3, 17*4.. , No, 5 , Bcdon's-aiicy.
NOTICE.
TH E Subferiber having been nearly ruined by
the War, will, in order to free himfelf from
difficulties, and to enable him to pay his just debts,
dilpole of at Public or Private Sale, the following
Plantations, viz.
Ihat valuable PLANTATION formerly be
longing to the ettate of William Hunter, deceased,
containing §;o acres, about 400 acres of which
lying betwen Speeres's Creek and the Wateree, is as
rich lew grounds as any upon that River;.upwards
of 200 acres cleared and under good fence, and
may be planted the present year.— 20 healthy New
Negroes from 10 to 2; years of age, will be taken
in part payment for this trad, and a bond payable
theist of January 1785, for the remainder of the
;purchafe.
ALSO another Plantation, divided from the
one above defc ibed, by a road leading from the
Tubfcriber's Mill on Speeres's Creek to the Land
ings—This contains about goo acres, chiefly se
cond lew grounds (except a field of 50 or 60 acres,
now rented to Messrs 'Samuel and William Boy
kin, for three years, at four dollars per .acre)- —On
this is a good Dwelling House, a. Barn, and several
Out Houfcs.—This is an excellent Plantation for
Provifi^s, Indigo, or Tobacco,; about 100 acres
cleared,but the fences chiefly burnt, bet may if
entered upon soon, 'be phnted the present year. —
The two abovementioned tracts of land lay opposite
•to lands belong,ng'to Mr. Boykin, and lands of
William Ancrum, and adjoining the fubferiber's
mills on Speeres's Creek, and about 9 miles below
Camden.
ALSO that valuable Plantation known by the
name of GAUMI'S FERRY, opposite Camden,
contain ng in the whole gi6 acres, upwards of 100
acres of which is as rich low ground as any upon
the river, and chiefly cleared; this may be divided
into two or three final! tracts.=On this place is the
Tobacco Ware hcufe— on the south fide the river;
a high healthy situation for houses, (the former ones
having been destroyed by the British army) and
very convenient for (lores or taverns, being one of
the bell aCcuftomed ferries in this State, and will
produce a great income.—Plats may be seen and
terms known by applying to the fubferiber No. 3,
St. Michael's Alley.
if the above Lands are not disposed of by Private
Sale, they will be set up at Public Auction at the
April Court in Camden, at which time and place
'he will also Sell the few remaining Field Negroes
left him by the British, confining of about Twelve
in number, Three valuable young Negro Wenches,
belonging to the estate of John King, deceased,
and Twenty-eight valuable Negrots; a dock of
Cattle, Horses, Hogs and Sheep, belonging to the
estate of Joseph Mickle, deceased —Credit for the
whole will be given to the lit of January 1785,
paying interest and giving security.
He will also Sell all the Tra&s of Land belonging
to h.m laying dispersed throughout the State, (ex
cept those adjoining his mills, and the Village of
Camden) a particular description of which will be
published in Hand-bills, so soon as he returns home
and can make them out; for which Treasury In
dents will be taken in payment. —Several valuable
Lots in Camden, to be Sold ona long credit, paying
the interell annually.
JOSEPH KERSHAW.
Chat lefton, March 3, 1784.
I Hereby warn all persons that they do not pur
chase my Bond of Peter Falker, bearing date
the 15th of February, 1783, for the making ) itles
to 100 acres of Land, belonging to the estate of
Henry Oxner, deceased. As the laid Peter Falker,
has left this place, and has not complied with his
agreement, I will not be answerable for the Titles
to the said Land on the ability of that Bond, until
he has complied with his bargain according to his
agreement.
Jacob Oxner.
Just PUBLISHED,
And to be Sold
At the PRINTING-OFFICE,
No. 100, Meeting-street,
(PRICE TEN PENCE)
The South-Carolina & Georgia
ALMANACK,
OR
ASTRONOMICAL EPHEMERIS
For the Year of our Lord
17 8 4.
And the Eighth Year of American Independence.
& C HARTER,
FOR VIRGINIA, or any other Port, the Brig
Bt. foEk, burden about 350 or t oj bauds of
rice. Enquire of Mr. Broward, Ao.
For Privacy S a. L E,'
AN Excellent Harpsichord, fine toned, and in
good order. A considerable abatement will
be allowed fog Cash. Enquire of the Printer.
To be S OLD,
By PRIVATE SALE, ^
fl Good BRICK STORE, with a commodi
ou* dwelling House behind it, octa; fly, z 6, jq
Meting-street, a central part of the town, and a most
eligible filiation for bufine s.—Likewise an airy, plea
sant, new Brick D veiling House in Tradd street, lately
occupied hy Mts. Forheringham.—Alfo a few values
ble H^fe NEGROES to be fold; for oarticufarg
Robert Norris.
; 1 HOM^S JLRVEY
3 WAL lERS, acquaint their friends an^ tte
public in general, taat they ha* e entered into
C< pa<tnerfhip in the Factorage ard Commiffiq
Business, and have pmchafed Burns's old whasf,
Whereon arc excellent stores fit for the reception
of rice, indico, or tobacco; and will be geatly o
bliged to all thee who will empLy them in fei ing
of the r produce: due attention will be paid te
their interest and every endeavour exertea to
-give Gtisfa&ioih
To be S OLD,
EXCELLENT Rose Barter, by the kefcfe
pound# freth Dqfibte Glocertet Cheese, north
ward and Carolina Haras Cskmfhofis ^nri Flitches,
Flour by the barrel or pound, Florence Oil, Al
fpice, Ginger, Mustard, old Jamaica Rum; old
Weft India ditto, northward ditto, belt Mufcovado
Sugar, common ditto, Chocolate, Coffee, lea, &c.
with a number of ether articles in the Provision way,
all which are ivetailed at the molt 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.
To be S OL D,
For Case, or State Treasury Indents,
TWO Lots of Land jn Union-street, neat
Broad trieer, each measuring 25 hei in t:u%
and 14. feet more or hfs in depth, former!, the proper
, °'J,n Burn, Elq; deceased, together with the
Severn s ma ll Wooden Buildings thereon, which r ,nt
for Hurling per annum — Apply at No. 38 the
coiner of Elliot-£iect and ihe Bay.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
DILWORTH's Spelling Books,
Watts's Psalms and Hymns, An
Oration delivered before a Convention of
Free and Accepted Masons, Lerd Chef
terfield's Letters, the Polite Fhilofophtr,
Writing-Paper, Paste-Board, &c. &c.
NOTI C E.
ALL persons indebted to Cudworth,
Waller, & Co. are requeued to call as soon
as possible, and make payment to the fubferibers, at
their Auction-Room, Broad-street, Ne. 92, as by the
death of their late partner, Mr. Robert Way, there is
a necessity of closing that concern. gw.
Cudworth & Waller.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
BLANK Bonds and Judgments, War
rants, Writs, Bills of Sale, Subpoena
T ickets, Executions againit the Body on
Frocefs, ditto against the Goods, Sum
mary Processes, Bills of Loading, Inden
tures, Powers of Attorney, Articles for
Seamen, Price Current, Attachments, &c.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office.
DOCTOR Baker's Anufeorbutic Dentifrice and
Albion Effence.—Lieper's High and Low
Toad Snuff—as good as any imported from Eb-'
rone.