The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-10-01 00:00:00, page 1

ITHE Corpmiffioners of forfeited Estates
". give ' tills nil! he notice, that on Wednesday the fifteenth
day of October next, will be fold at . public auction, at the usual
place near the Exchange, about FORTY NEGROES, being
part ot the number ordered frrAle by the Legiflatute for spe
cial ; urpofes. .The renditions of fab, one-third of the 1 pur
chaje money to be paid down, one-third at the end of three
sropths, and the remainder at the end of fix months from
the:day of late. By Order of the Board, .
James O'Hear, Clerk.
Charleston, Sffie^Ler 24, 1783.
TO BE SOLD,
For State Indents or good. Bonds,.,
AN entire gang of NEGROES, among
- whom is a Cooper, and between 20 and' 30 working
ands. Enquire at my Office, No) 11, Q^een-ftrect.
John-Walters Gibbs.
— ; — —^=^^r™^ —
For PRIVATE sale,
A Very valuable uncultivated Tra^ of
, Land; containing 850 acres, situate in the fork of Bull
Swamp, and theno^h of Edhtoriver, in Berkley Coun
ty bounding to the ftuth-weft on the s a id river, to the south
,- on v^d granted co loan Platt, and land laid out to T o hn
^maker, and TO the north on vacant land, the fame having
granted to Pft T IMOTHY , E sq uire , deceased, and
, d . b y order of the Executrix. The plot may be fi en and
be terms known, at try ornce, N o . lr , Queen-street.
_ John- Walters Gibbs.
TO U RLIC rci-.ee is hereby ,iven id all and
_l e^y perlon cr persons whatever, that have
y Q^ch on the efcte of Thomas Pendarvis,
en. & cenfed, to give in the fame properly atteft
cd, .nd all thote indebted to the said &te to
pay the f me immediately to.
ELIZABETH PENDARVIS, Execute.
Cbarltfrn, Sept. 29, 178%
Aff"' '°'™ BONNIOTT, has in
his pohefhon, a Negro man
named TON EY, about 24 years
of a ge, 5 feet teven inches high, of
^yellow complexion, cut on the left
eye and on the left leg; fiys he be
longs 4 o John Lefener, and bought in
Charleston, at Public Vendue. Any
perfen or perlons possessed of a legal
right in said Negro man, are desired
to make known the fame to
THOMAS HALL, J. P,
%/• 2 7, 7^,
TH E fubfcribcr brought from the State
of Georgia a mulatto girl, about 14 -years
of age, which he Lok to be the properly
cf Mrs. Stobo; but fie proved rot to be hers.
Ihe feirl is not vry d^k ano her hair inclines
to Curl very much; the ^s very small limbed, and
very Lender made; £ys she is free, and that her
name is N A NCY. The owner may have her
by a PP yi% to me at Cembahee ferry and proving
Ais property.
JNO. FATHERREE.
BLANK Bonds and Judgments, Warrants,
Writs Subpoena Tickets, Bill, of SJ e & c
ft" th ° Prin ™rC£i ce , No, IGO Aiming-
THE
G A Z ETT E
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
( HARLESTON:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1782
Printed for A. TIMOTHY. Meetingftreet, No. 100.
For Private Sale,
A PLANTATIONabout 18 miles from
Charlton, floated in St. James's Gooe
Ciyk, containing upwards of 4 o*acres of god
indigo and provihon land, besides having the best
clay for bricks ot any land in that neighbuurho d,
^hkhbuhuds war formerly carried on there with
good fucce s. On the p/emifes grows an orch rd
c^ the beftachofen delicious fait trees added to
which, the pa'ate may be al^y reLelhed with
"" e " w " er> with which h Ind abounds—
-Ihe range for fteck of a 1! forts s allowed to e
quai any within double its distance from Charief
tor A fchroner cf any burthe may go up to the
landing, which fem its viciir , to market may
with a few hands be rendered a place of both
^pl^fure and profit.
Aifo an uncultivated Trad of Land,
About 30 mi es from Charlelkw. fixated at the
Four-holes, containing 800 acn^s-cid measure.
Terms of payment will he ma e ehfy to the pur
chafir. Any perlon taking there kid immediate
ly ma y have a great bargain. Enquire at my of
fice No. 11, Queen-street. * ,
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
‘iiilliirailllimm^^ —
For Private Sale,
AN excellent Plantation Nutated on the
Cyprels, adjoining i&ec^ </ M-ff. oommerr,
Waring, and others, enktaitr, soz acres, 250
of which is fine urcultivaied swamp well timbered
with cypress, and capable of producing as fire
rice as most lands in the Str^e —The high land is
very good and well cake, atej for the yrow.h of
indigo, tobacco or p<ov fins, this is also well
timbeed, except 40 or 50 acres, wlvch has been
cleared On the prem^eb itasdj a comfi: tab e
dwelling house a burn and othe^ out buildings.
This dace being onl , m les fom Clnrleftun,
and 10 from Dorchester may, with a little atten
tion and a few hands, produce great profit to the
purchaser, by cutting lumbers Ensure at my
office No. it, Queen-ft-ect.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
———tt^^^^u&^&^o—^
Fort SAL E,
A Capital Plantation containing about
100 acres of land, and tituated in as agree
able a neighbourhood as any in the country, on
the Congaree-river—nothing more need be laid in
its recommendation, than its having lately been
fold to as good a judge or land a^ any in the State,
who was unfortunately killed rear Dercheiter in
his way up to take pc&fficn. Any person per
chafing, may, if agreeab e, be accomodated with
a few negroes, cattle and stock uith it. Ary
credit that is required will be given, the purchas
er giving the required security, and paying the
interest annually. Enquire tt my office No. 11,
Queen-fireet.\
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
—-— !-*^Q^^^te^^^
JOHN MICHAEL, &Ca
GIVE entice that their Co partnerlhip ex
pired on the fu re.de, of Cl&lefton. Should
there be any demands whatsoever ? m them, it is hereby
desired that the lam^ be made known immediately to
the fubferiber, that their concerns may be finally clofeda
JOHN MICHAEL.
Wanted to Purchase,
^ f "" y !"""' Field sia ™' Also a good
Houle Carpenter who can be well recommended.
Mate a line wish the Printer hm?f, dire&ed io A, B.
Mrs. TIMOTHY,
E Legislative Aft herewith lent you, will,
if published, be very agreeable to many who
efleem your Paper for the Patriotic Principles which
have hitherto so confpicuoufy marked it a Whig ones
your publishing it therefore in your next, will oblige
A Whig-Correspondent.
Sept. 29, 1783.
To the PRINTER of tie PROVIDENCE
GAZETTE.
You are refuelled, by a number of your conftank
Readers, to public in your next Gazette the follow
ing Afl, in order that the Sons of Freedom, in the
United States of America, toay more fully know
the Names of some of the most detestable Tories,
and Murderers of their Country, many of whom are
now meanly endeavouring to return, and obtrude
themselves upon the said States.
State of Massachusetts-Ba Y, v the Yenr of out
Lord One Thouland Seven Hundred and
Sev(nty-eight.
^n ^C T to prevent th Return, to this State, 0,
certain Performs therein ranted, a^d others qi&o
have left this State or either of the United States,
and have joined the Enemies ibe'eff.
r"'R' # AS Thomas Rutchinfob, efq: late
W governor of this State, Francis Bernard,
' °'l ; formerly , governor of this State,
jnomas Oliver, efq; late lieutenant governor of this
State, 1 imo hyßuggte, of Hardwick, in the coun
ty of WorceherT nq; William Apthrop, merchant,
Gibbs Atkins, cabinet-maker, John Atkinson, John
Amory, James Anderfoh, 1 hornas Apthrop, David
Black, William Burton, William Bowes, George
Brindley, Robert Blair, Thomas Brindley, James
Barrick, merchants, Thomas Brattle, efq; Samples
Salter Blowers, e fq; James Bruce, Ebenezer Bridge
ham, Alexander Brymer, Edward Berry, merchants
William Burch, late comroifficner of the customs
efq; Mather Byles, j u n cle k William Codner'
book keeper, Edward Cn% merchant, Andrew Ct
rem. efq; barrister et ]„ w , H cn y Canner clerk
Thomas Courtney, tayldr, Richard Clark
Itaac Clark, phyhcian, Benjamin Church fofid
W/"/^^IT . Joh " c > rk > pb>fici a %
William Coffin, efq ; Nathaniel Coffin, efq. | o „a
°%^* b ^, Ar<hiba!d Cunningham,
shopkeeper, Gilbert Deblois, merchant, Lewis De
bl ols , merchant, Philip Dum are fq ue , n , crc fc^
Benjamin Davis, merchant, John Erving, fun
George Erving esp ; Edward Fost er , and Edward
lofter, jun. blacksmiths, Benjamin Faneuil, jun
u T $ F1 e Cker ' efc l ; ^ e Secretary foi
Maflachuchens-Bay, Samuel Fitch, efq; Wilfret
Fisher, carter, James Forrest, merchant, Lewis
Gray, merchant, Francis Green, merchant, Joseph
Green, efq; Syetter Gardner, e fq ; Harrison Gray,
dq; late 1 reafurer of Massachusetts-Bay, Harrifotl
Gray, jun. clerk to the Treasurer, Joseph Golth
wait, efq; Martin Gray, founder, John Gore, efa
,r? am ' n , 1)ow , efq; Robert Hallowell,
rhom, ^ tc ,fy Benjamin Gridlev,
efq, Frederick William Geyer, merchant, John
f^CT David Green, merchant,
Elilha Hutchinson, efq; James Hall, mariner, Fof
^rl°"c °'°°’ i^ Benjamin Mulbury, Holmes,
cihuier, Samuel Hodges, book-keeper Henry Hul
toh, efq; Hawes Hatch, War fi n g er , J ohn Joy, houfe-i'
wright, Peter Johonnet, distiller, William Jackfonj
merchant, John Jeffries, physician, Henry Laugh-
, n ’™" Cba °' ' '" nes Hende rson, trader, John
hinfton, yeoman, Christopher Hatch, mariner, Ro
bert Jarvis, mariner, Richard Lechmere, efq; Ed
ward Lyde, merchant, Henry Lloyd, efq; George
^T^k?'""' H "" ? Meddle, book-keeper, Arch
ibald M'Neal, baker, Christopher Minot, tide wa-
L'l Jam ," Murr % ef{ l; William McAlpine, book
binder, Thomas Mitchell, mariner, William Mar
iin, efq; John Knutton, tallow chandler, William
?hornas Kpgh: Utopkeeper, Samuel Prince, ram
No. 2170.