The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-09-10 00:00:00, page 1

To be SOLD at private Sale,
ONE undivided thrd p rt< f that large and
^of&a/u ble RUM DISTILLERY,
ii Carift Chutch P&filh, opton e & a^d aouj
miles from Cnailetton, There ire live al g,od
fl res and cellars fir rum and mo afles, h ee ar,e
stills Mi h their im; foments,-cfe< c.r.ca s igoo,
the other two ab at 1000 grille each 50> £
terns containing in m 22 to 24.00 gallon, each,
ad made of Iypref.Wren th w rks were in or
der there used to be 5 Hds. of rem ma^e pe, day.
Alfi> an undivided thi d part f h very vdu
atle P antatten containing ^5 ac.e, f land, a
great part of which is gt di r indigo, corn po
tatocs, h.y, md garden! g he rest ,re y well
tim ered wit,> fawirg pire and firewood en ugh
to keep the ffill-houfe corftantly rt work for a
century. I h ; s pltntati nwill b< r dividing in
to three ver, pleasant commodious farms, (it ^as
fome.l in sou ) each farm 0 1 co train 265 acres,
and have a front ab< he half a nr eon er about
navigable creek, which affords plenty of yfters
and a variety of fine tim; on the [r raises are a
toleratle good dueling house and every necessary
out house for a petition. F r further particu
ticuLrs apply in Lharlefton, to
ALLARD BTLIN.
N. B. A new No. 13, in the S uvherm ft
isle of St. Ph li/> Church to 0 let, ( reiving a
feat for one p rfon) ap, ly as ab ve.
For PRIVATE SALE.
△ Plantation on Waccamaw ^ eck,
' at the lower end of Long Bay,
butting and bounding E^ftwardly
on the Sea Beach, Southwardly on
Mr. I ingard's, V. eftwardly on Mr.
Affton's, Northwardly on Mr Stuarts
land, containing 1157 acres, old
measure, about 200 acres of which is
very prime lea shore Land, and about
70 acres of excellent swamp, 30 acies
of which is drained and in fine order
for iridigo, corn or rice ; the remain
der may be drained in the fame man
ner with great cafe —45 acres of the
high land is cleared, under good fen
ces and now in indigo, the remainder
is excellent timber land well flocked
with the best yellow pine, &c. There
are three good dreams of water for
indigo works, a very fine range for
flock of all forts, a remarkable healthy
pleasant situation ; on the premjfes
are a rough dwelling houie, corn,
Negro houses, &c. Four compleat
sets ofindigo vats, and eve.y necessary
implements for making indigo.
Three years credit will be allowed
on, giving bond with approved securi
ty; far farther particulars apply to
Mr. James Belin on the premises, or
in Charleston, to
ALLARD BELIN.
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_ T
lG A Z E T TE
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON:
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1783.
Printed for A. TIMOTHY. Meetingdreet, No 00
fames Ballantine & Charles, Warham,
ACQUAINT their friers ad the u 1 in
-e^ral, that they p .pus en enng in 0 S fi cfs,
ard have pen d that com dr m St^re NW 3 in
Trad' flfeet, dire&ly ^p, titered % All y,fod not
having immeowe ofe for the & o r ) h y &% lor the
prelent, undertake to difyofe erf ^ kt d of merchan
<ize on the utaal commiffiuns—Toufe who in ,be
pleaded to employ thftn, my depend era, attention
will be used to their interest.
To be SOLD,
A" excellent FIANO FORTE,
' a few dozen o bottled, cyder,
and apples in good order. Enquire
at Mess. bmith, Dauhure, Derrell, &
Company's flore, No. 2, on the Bay.
Mrs. TI M& tH Y,
T) FQUESIS the favuof ih 1 Gentlemen,
It who cnow.t era chemtei es to be indebted
to she late MA Timothy to < ifeha fe their ar
rears to the est of th it kn wl dre /nd recolleai.
on, in which they may be aih^e # by the exami-
Eaton cf thei .eceoU : She ih k> he. .an ned
no felicitation, or uqi e to be futile reminded,
as ffieb< de, bed cf ;he nears of regular Jp
pticatfon by miss nu^e of her books &c being
La.nt.
Wants a place,
A S a House-keeper in a private
family, a woman that is well
qualified, can be well recommended.
Enquire of the Printer.
JOHN RO IS, 'oils 'a dark red Cow, with a
Jwhite flip on her rump, mark'd, crept; and two
"" in me ear, and over keel in the other ; brand,
ed LG. Al o, three head of her increase.
Any p non claiming the above ft^ys, muftprdve
t^r property before
JAMES THOMSON. J.R
for Beaufort Diftria.
For FREIGHT,
ON easy terms to any part cf Europe, or the Weft.
i^, the (hip ,LADY MAR THA, Captain
Halvor Bruu, burthen about 1000 barrels of Rice as.
piy to r
A GILLON,
Who has to dffpofe of at firft cost, a quantity of
belt Dutch cordage of most liz-s, a fe. ychetts ot ffiut.
ing linnen, fteet lead, claret in hhdg. Russia canvas
Course oznabrigs and bagging.'
JuftPUBLISHE D,
And to be So!d by
JOHN M c IV E R, jun.
At No. 25 t half, on the Bay,
Price Half a DOLLAR,
Rudiments of Law and G virement, deduced from
the Lag of Nature ;
Particularly addiefa to the PEOPLE of Sovth-
Carolina, but composed on Principles appli.
Cable to all Mankind.'
—— — Dicere verurn
^uid vetat; HORt
Charleston, Avguft taih, '7834
Lately from the University of
(xford.
THE fubferiber begs leave to inform the public,
that e has pened at School, where he teaches the
Latin and tne Gerk Language , Writing, and Arith-
Bbtick He copies h<mfed -0 20 young Gentlemen,
and engages to gave them a libera: and clafticai educa
tion. His termz -re 13 u'neai a year, and ag^iv a en
trance. Eaq ie o f & R , vd . Mr . Le%i' % R^or of
$ no, or of the lubfcriber at his lodgings, No. 51,
Qen-ffreet. -
H. OSBORNE.
N. B. Two v unr oerrtlcmen mhy be accomodated
^ith hoarding and od.ing.
In the Common Pleas.
Samuel Beekman & Co.)
~ "s f Cafe.a Attachments
John Russel ]
J Da^L STEVENS Sheriff of Chartefa
1 Diftria, co he ^ry certify that in puHuara
cf a Writ of Altec meni to me drived I have
attached a Plantation or T:/& of Land fruated on
Madmelah island graining. 300 and 60 acres
mre or kfs, joining ^ : ds of Mr. Wriliem Sams,
and Major Butler, as the proper y cf the &id ab
fea debtor, and as the fa d alfent debtor hath
not, to my in wledge, any w fe or attor ey in
thi State, and no,crf, being prife .at hr time
of my fi, attaching he said printat ^n or tratt of
land as above defcribd; 1 do in pursuance cf the
Att of afembly in fuco case made and pr. vided
hereby give public notice thereof that in case
any pefon or ptrfon, claiming: a fame, m?y ap s
pear at he time and place mentioned in the said
W it, arid set forth such claims, agreeable to th©
dire&iont of the said Ad
DANIEL STEVENS, C. T. D,
September 1, 1785.
To be bold at Private Sale, 1
THE remainder of the Optical and Philofohix
cal Instruments, belonging to the effete of D&
Fotberingber:, dec-rated, as formerly advertised. Also
an Air Pump, an Electrical Apparatus, a Glafe for
viewing Prints, wi h eighteen perfoe&ive Vriws, a
Scioptrir Ball and Socket, a Barometer, Thermometer,
and Hydrometer; a Pocket Qompafs in Mahogan;
Case; another in Brafi, with gun dial, calculated for
the Meridian of Charleston; a Magic Lanthorn, two
Prifims, a Reading Glass, and a Harpsichord with two
flops. Six months credit will be given. Apdlv to the
fuhfcrib% at No. 53, Tradd rtreet.
I JOHN TROUP.
R U N away from the fubferiber
near the Horse-shoe Bridge, a
ffiort thick fellow of the Guinea Coun
try, by name BENBO; in general
known, has been formerly a waiting
man, and used to a fchdoner. One
Guinea reward will be paid to who
ever will take up and deliver the said
fellow to me, and all reasonable char
ges.
JOHN POSTELL.
N. B. Said fellow was seen near
Jackfonsborough, on his way to town
August, % 1783.
bio. 2167.