The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-11-20 00:00:00, page 3

Pursuant to the last Will xnd Testament
of Roger Pinckney, Ffq; deceased,
Will be SOLD
At PUBLIC VENDUE,
On Thursday the ch of January next,
On the Plantation of the said deceased,
in S* John's Parish,
AL L the He K °f Cattle, among which are
two u 4 nv °' exen, hogs, corn, yeas, and feed
potatoes, plants° n t oo ' 8 ' &c, &c.
And on T' fd ^ the ROD) of January, by Messieurs
Webb and ponetheau, before the Exchange in Charief.
ton—The a '' Plantation containing 1921 acre?, by a
lire furv' ,° n which are upwards of 300 acres of (framp,
frith al uan ", °f good pine and cypress, a good
dwel^ house, a new barn built upon a large plan, of
tb<' e " materials, a good orchard of choice young fruit
~ and negro houses lately and well built—aifo
About Fifty prime NEGROES, amongst which are
a driver, carpenter, coopers, an excellent waiter and
ironer, fquarers, lawyers and handy hoys, being the
entire gang on the said plantation.
Also a Lot of Land at H^rnftead.— Three Years cre*
dit will be given for al! films above five pounds, giving
approved security and paying mtereft punctually .every
year from the day of (ale— The property not to be al
tered until the conditions are complied with.
A plat of the land may be seen at any time by cal*
ling at Mr. Webb's, Nd. 13, Moore street.
HOPSON PINCKNEY,?^
ROBERT QUASH,S
Charleflon, Nov. 18, 17836
JUST ARRIVED,
A FEW excellent GREEN TURTLE, one
of which will be killed for Friday morning,
and one every other morning after, at No. 80,
Tradd street.
Thursday, Nov. 20, 1,83.
(™UNPOWDER, Shot and Bar Lead,
Flints, blue and green Negro. Cloth, Bed Blank
et^, Sheeting and Irilh Linen; deep blue, light do. and
grey Broad Cloths, Bath Coatings, Flannels, Mens
Shoes and Boots, Womens Callimanco and red Mo
rocco Pumps, Girls and Childrens blue, green and
red ditto of various fives, a variety of Gauze, a large
assortment of Scissors, Ditto of Fish Hooks. Needles
of all forts, Stock and Padlocks, coarse and fine Hats,
Seine Twine, Sadiery, Corks, Brooms, Brushes of
various kinds, Sweet Oil, Mustard, French Olives,
Pickles, Smoaking and Pigtail Tobacco, Broad'
Hoes, Axes, Hylon, Souchong and Green Teas,
Coffee, Madeira and Port Wines, bottled Claret;
Rum, Brandy, Shgar, &c. may be had reasonably
At No. Br, TracM-ftrcet.
For Private S A L E,
A PLAN FATIQ Non the Wateree River;
16 miles below Camden, containing 4.00
acres, very good for either tobacco, indigo, or co r n,
Nearly an equal quantity of high land and frampof
as good quality as any in that neighbourhood,
and very convenient for a mill, having great com
mand of water;
Also 1 plantation on the Cypfefs Swamp, con
taining 737 acres, 30 miles from this city, and 10
from Dotchefter, ah excellent ftrnd for a store or
tavern • ,part of the high land very good for 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 purchase, may apply (for the for
mer trad) to Mr. George Joor, at the High Hills
of Santee, or to the fubferiber in Cbarlefton, and
for the latter, to
POSTELL & GUIGNARD.
AMBROSE NEIL,
At N°. 52, Queen-flreet, opposite Danie!
Cannon's, Esq;
Has opened a SCHOOL,
T< THERE Young Gentlemen will be taught
Englilh, French, Latin, Arithmetic, Writ
ing and GF°S r2 phy: th e greatest diligence and afr
fiduity will be p a id to their Education.
A NIGHT SCHOOL
From SIX to EIGHT
FOR ycung Gentlemen whose business may prevent
them hom attending in the day —Young Ladies
desirous of learning, will be waited on at appointed
hours.
TAKEN up in Virginia, between Col. Wil
liam Pickets and Richmond Court House, a
Negro man who fays his name is JACK, he is fup
peftd to be a run away. The ownermay have
him by applying to
5% 8, 1 783 . EZEKIEL MILL,
For PRIVATE SALE,
A House and Lot of Land. No. 3, in Mazyek,
f l street, Ghsrletton, the house is vci y commodious
:, ar ^ e fam '?' c , ta ""^ twelve '°° ms with a cel.
™" d ? ther neceff ^y buildings.—The lot
' c ,, s '4° feet fronting Mazyck-ftreet,
N ° rthwardl y fronting Queen.ftreet 50 feet. Should
the above premises remain unfold by the nth day of
December next, they will on that day at o'clock be
expoied at Pubuc Audion, by Colcock and Gibbons,
before their new Store on Beale's wharf For furth^
Oculars enquire of Mr. John Write on the foot, or
William Print, Llq; No. 78, Broad-Greet.
-; ' ——; —■ — '■"■-^
Thomas Savage, , ' -
( Trespass on Attachment.
Creighton, )
VrrHEREAS the Plaintiff in this Action did
on the 13th day of November inst. file bis de
claration in the Office of the Clerk of this Honourable
Court, against the Defendant who is absent from and
without the limits of this State, and hath neither wife
cr Attorney known to be within the said State, upon
whom a copy of the said Declaration with a rule to
plead thereto within a year and a day might be served.
< It is therefore Ordered in Pursuance of this A&'of
the General affably tn that Case made and provided,
thet the laid Defendant do appear; and plead to the said
Declaration, on or before the i,h day of November,
which will be in the year of our Lord 1784, otherwise
final and absolute judgment will be given and awarded
against him.*
Office of Common Pleas, )
17th of October, 1783. j %
Wm. MASON, C. C, P.
State of South -Carolina.
yt/HEREAS at a Court of Common Pleat,
VV begun and holden at Chariefton on the second
Tuesday in OBober inst. Thomas Hall, fen, Samuel
Sleigh, Daniel Defauffure, . Robert Cochran, James
Sharp, Peter Boquet, Thomas Evehigh, %fcph Mar
quis, %feph Stephens, Thomas Warren, fohn Henry,
James' Miller, and Morton Wilkinfen; were summoned
and returned to. ferre as furors at; the said Court, made
deSult, and were, gated for non appearance. .
This is to give not^e, that, they will,be fined in the
fam of five pounds proclamation monev of America,
each, unless they foil make good and fufficient excuses
Upon oath for their non-appearance, on or before the
12th day of January next-, \ „ f ,
V % Wm. MASON, C. C. R
Common Pleas Office, 0&. 14, 1783.
TAKEN up by Daniel Boman, near the In
dian Field Swamp, a yellow bay mare, 12
hands and a hall high, fwabacked, about 8 years
old, branded on the near thigh M. ;,Alfo,a bright
bay horse, Q hands and;a half high,, 10 years
old, branded on the near ffioulder and thigh D+S
,Any person having loft such creatures may have
them by proving his property before me near the
Four Holes Bridge.
ELISHA HALL, ~ P.
Sept. 27, 1783.
GAME to my Plantation about a week ago, a
Negro man named SAM, fays he belonged
to Richard Wood, who came from Virginia to
Georgia, about three years ago, and ,his master
? was killed by some Indians., and was brought to
the Salketcher, there Major Dete^ux took him and
kept him till .he went away. The owners may
have him by proving his property and applying
to me near Pocbtdligo in Prince William Paring
~ WILLIAM HARDEN.
Sept. 11, 1783, , . : .
Vv ho requests all those indebted to the late Capti
7ohn Weekly, to call and fettle their accounts,
and those that have any demands against the said
estate to make them known to
THOMAS HAMILTON,) -
WILLIM HARDEN,S Exee °
IN possession of Andrew Cunningham, Esq; a
Negro fellow^ named JACK, he is short and
well made, lame in one foot and,much pitted with
the fniall.pox, he fays he belonged to Mr. Cantey,
of Santee, and that he is absent from this State.
The owner is defined 10 prove his or her proper
ty before
JOHN LOGAN, J. P.
Ronnd O, Nov, 4, 1783.
lOHN BROWN informs me of a brown bay mare
3 years old, about 13 hands 3 inches high, branded
on thebff shoulder q. ?
Andrew Rodgers, also informs me of,a dark bay
mare 24 hands high, branded on the near (boulder °H
and on the buttock on the off Ihoulder R very d. \l,
about % years old, and hath had a piece of her left e
lid torn off.—The owner or owners of said creatures
must prove their property before me living on Duncan's
Creek and difrict of Ninety Six.
ROBRET HANNA, J. P.
THE following frays have been produced be
fore me to pe aayemte.l, viz. A dark par
horse, paces and trots, with a blaze in hi& face, his two
hind feet white, 13 hands high and 8 years old, brand
cd on the near shoulder and buttock HM.
^'V^'^ b ° rfe ' 3 y ™ B old > near r 5 hands
?^ b L h " hmd f ° ot whilc > branded on the minting
moulder SF. 5
, A dap ? le grey horse, 3 years old, 14 . hands high
paces and trots, branded on the mounting shoulder I
and on the off shoulder I A.
K ^ I? ?''?" ,°"ing mare, 6 years old, near 14
hands high, branded AB *
A, black trotting mare with a star in her forehead, 3
years old, unbroke, undocked and no viable brand.—
The owners of said Grays must apply and prove their
property before <
R — ? h PHILIP PEARSON
Bunker Hill, Sept. 3, 1783.
For CAPE FRANCOIS,
t . Will Sail the 25th inftaht,
The Brig LADY ANN,
NO W lying at Jervey and Walters
fWharr.o For Freight or Passage
to ' the Captain on Board, or at
SASPORTAS & Pimentel's, No.
39, on the Bay, who have for Sale a quan
tity of Scantling, i and 2 inch Boards.
WANTE D,
IMMEDIATELY, or by the 20th inst.
for a Gentleman intending to spend
the winter in this city, genteeel furnished
lodgings—one or two bed rooms, a par
lour, rooms for lervants, a stable and
coach-house. Enquire of the Printer, or
of Dr. Read, No. 8, Bay continued.
THOMAS JERSEY & JCHN. ALLEN
? A WALTERS, acquaint their friends and the
public in general, that they have entered into
Copartnerfhip, in the Factorage and Commission
Business, and have purchased Burns's old wharf,
(Whereon are excellent fiores fit for the reception
of rice, indico, pr tobacco; and will be greatly o.
bliged to all those who will employ them in felling
of theit produce: due attention will be ,aid fe
their interest, and „er> eTC_.TC^ everted to
give fatisfaftion. y
, Just PUBLISHED,
^d to be Sold, (Price Three Shillings' )
At the PRINTING-OFFICE',
I^o. too, Meeting-free!,
Considerations on the Society cr Ordir
, of CINCINNATI;
Lately instituted by the Major Generals, Brig'a
diers, and. other officers of the American army ;
proving that it creates a race of .hereditary pa
tricians, or nobility; and interspersed with
remarks on its. consequences to the freedom and
happiness of the Republic.
Addressed to the People of South-Carolina,
, and their Representatives,
BY CASSIU S.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
BLANK Bonds and Judgments, JVar~
rents, Writs, Bills of Sale| Subpoena.
Tickets, Executions against the Body ori
Process, ditto against the Goods, Sum
mary Processes, Bills of Loading, &c. &c.
GAME to the plantation of %hn. Poftell, at
Beach Hill, about ten days ago, a Negro
lad, DICK, 17 or 18 years pf ,ge, pitted with
the small-pox, has on an old white negro cloth
jacket and breeches, fays he came with his master,
one Styatt, from Virginia to Charleston. and that
his said master went off witth the British. The
owner may have him on proving hisiproperty and
paying the charges incident thereunto.
THOMAS HALL, J. P.
Oa 15, 1783.
DOCTOR Bakers Antifcorbutic Dentifrce and
Albion Effence.—Lieper's High and Low
Toast Snuff—as good as any imported from Eu
ft