The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-11-11 00:00:00, page 4

Wl flowing Valuable LANDS, for which Indents
will 'be taken in Immediate Payment: dr o^ a
Credit ts One, Two, Three, and Four Yearly Pay
ments. to be made agreeable to the Aft established
for the Payment of Old Debts, (except the firft
wyntbordd Trafts) which mus be paid in Csfh,
Bills of Exchange, Negroes, dr Produce. .
*95 0 A CRES in nine original Grants, tonthin
ing those rich and valuable low grounds
lying on Speers's Creek and the Wateree Bi^er,
abott 8 miles below Camden, commonly known by
the name of Hunter's plantation, and Speers's creek
mills; cm which are those valuable saw and ftift
mills of the fubferiber's.
loco Atres in Craved County, Catnden Diftlid,
On Little Lynche's creek, about a mile above the
fork of Great-creek, bounding westward on land
laid out to Augustine PreHwood, southeast pari on
land laid out to persons unknown, and part on va
cant land, all Other sides on vacant land.
gob Acres in Craven County, on the north fide
of Black river, bounding to the northwest on Mr.
Howard and'Jofeph Scriven's land, northeast on
William Pauling's land, south on George Com
mander's and John Potts's land, and southwest on
Mn Henning's land.
200 Acres in Ninety-fix Diflrift, oh a branch of
Stephen's creek, bounding to the southwest on
Moses Kirkland's land, northeast on Ogdell Cbck
roff's land, the other sides on vacant land.
250 Acres in Craven County, on the Wateree
creek, bounding to the southeast on William Gla
zing's land, northwest on Preston Wood's land,
Northeast on Joseph Hallam's land, the other tides
on vacant land.
200 Actes in Berkley County, in the fork, be
tween Broad and Saluda rivers, on Beaver Dam
branch, bounding southwest by James creek, and
Vacant land, southeast and northeast by land laid out
to William Turner, and vacant land, the either
sides on vacant land.
200 Acres in Craven County, Ninety fix Dif
trift, on Warrior's creek, bounding to the north
east on land of Thomas Buckle, northwelt on land
of Henry Lindor, southwest on Drury Smith's^ and
vacant land.
260 Acres in Colleton County, on the waters of
Cuffy Town creek, bounded southeast by James
Harris's and Field Pardue's land, southwest by
Field Pardue, northwest and southwest by James
Grey's land, northeast and northwest by Samuel
Anderson's land, northeast by Daniel Sullivan's
land, the other titles by vacant land.
300 Acres in Ninety-fix Dittrich on the waters
of Rayburn's creek, bounded northwest by Nicho
las Hill's land, northeast by Joseph Barb's land,
southwest by William Bure's land, southeast and
southwest by Robert Gill's, and land the owner un
known, the other sides by vacant land.
200 Acres in Craven County, on the branches of
Cedar Creek, bounding to the northeafben James
Jone's Survey, northwest on Thomas Wood
ward's land, the other sides on vacant land.
200 Acres in Ninety fix Diftrift, cn the Waters
of Rayburn's creek, bounded northwelt by James
William's land, northeast by Charles Broadway and
William Elfon's land, southwest by Nicholas Hill's
land, all other sides by vacant land.
250 Acres in Berkley County, on the waters of
Reedy river, bounding to the northeast on Daniel
Williams's land, the other sides on vacant land.
200 Acres in Grenville County, cn the branches
of Stephen's creek, bounding north on land held by
Joel Crafford, all other sides on vacant land.
goo Acres in Berkley County, on the waters of
Little river, bounding northeast and southeast on
Lewkifs's land, and part to the southeast on land
the owner unknown; southwest on Samuel Header
fon's land, the other sides on Vacant land.
250 Acres in Grenville County, on the waters of
Stephen's creek, bounded on all sides by vacant land.
2;o Acres on Reedy branch, the waters of Cuf
fy Town ; bounded on all sides by vacant land.
2§o Acres in Craven County, the, northeast fide
of Rayburn's creek, cn a small branch of said creek ;
bounded on all sides by vacant land.
ioc >Acres on Saluda Rivet, above the mouth of
Reedy river, near Ninety-fix ; bounded on all sides
by vacant land, at the time of the original Purvey
in 1768.
100 Acres in Craven County, on the weft fide
of the Wateree river, and on both sides of a
branch of 1 horn Trees creek; bounded on all sides
by vacant land, at the time of survey in 1770^
2§o Acres in Craven County, on Filing creek;
bounded to the southeast by Lawrence Gallaher's
and William Nettle's land ; all other sides by vacant
land.
100 Acres the on Wateree creek ; bounded on all
sides by vacant land, at the time of the original
survey in 17^3: This is commonly known by the
name of M'Gourt's silver mine, and is thought very
valuable. «>-
200 Acres, situated on both sides of Love's
creek, a branch of Broad river, formerly the pro
perty of Matthew Floyd, nearly joining above
Paul's land; granted by Governor Tryon, to An
drew Camble, the 26th of Sept, in the year 1760.
tco Acres on a branch of Lyrtche's creek, origi
nally granted to Sarah Bell; bounded on all tides
by vacant land.
FOR SAL E,
200 Acres in the fork between Broad and Saluda
rivers, on Indian creek, a branch of Enoree river;
bounded to the northeast and southeast by lands laid
out to John Evans ; to the southwest by lands laid
out toJohn Evans ; to the southwest by lands laid cut
to John Cannon ; all other sides by vacant land.
150 Acres in Craven County, on Swift creek, a
branch of Lynche's creek, (a valuable mill feat);
bounding southwest ou John Crawford, northwest
on James Clarke and Richard Middleton's land;
southeast on Lynche's creek ; and other tides on
vacant land-.
An uncertain quantity of land, part of John Craw
ford's trad, adjoining the last abovementioned trad
of 150 acres; being albite land of said traA, lying
above Swift creek ; bounded by Solomon Holmes's
land and Lynche's creek.
450 Acres in three adjoining tra&s, situated on
the south lide of the Wateree river, about 20 miles
above Camden; lying between Witherspoon's plan
tation, and lands belonging to John M'Kennie.
This is a very valuable plantation, having a large
front on the river.
200 Acres on the North fide of the Wateree river,
in Craven county ; bounded Northeast on Jernes M'
Whur's lands, and Vacant land; Southeast on Jo
nah Hill's land, and vacant land; Southwest and
Southeafr on Humphrey Barnett's land, and the
Wateree river; Northwest on vacant land.
100 Acres on Rocky Branch,on the Rocky Mount
road, between Sanders's and Granny's Quarter
Creeks.
100 Acres adjoining the last mentioned traft, si
tuated on the Northeast fide of the Wateree river,
about fix miles above Camden; bounded on the
Southwest by land of Richard Marks and Charles
Ghent, and the Wateree liver ; Noithweft by Wil
liam Sloan, and vacant land.
250 Acres on the North fide of theWateree river;
bounded Southwest and Northwest ot iHumphrey
Barnett's land ; Northwest and Northeast on vacant
land; and Southeast on Gamble's land.
135 Actes situated between Granny's Quarter and
Sanders's creek ; bounded on all sides by vacant
land ; lies about eight miles above Camden.
65 Acres situated on White Oak creek ; bounded
Southwest on William Sloan's land ; Northwest on
James Gamble's; Northeast on Robert Straw
bridge's; and Southeast on Colonel Howard's land.
2;0 Acres iu Berkley county, in the Fork, be
tween Broad and Saluda Rivers, on Pennington's
Branch, bounding to the East oa James Rayaal's
and Abraham Pennington's lands, the other sides
on vacant land.
ALSO, Sundry valuable Lots in the town of
Camden, 011 long credit, paying the interest annu
ally.
JOSEPH KERSHAW^
Camden, July 10, 1784.
N 4 B. Plats may be seen, and contracts for any
of the above mentioned lands made, with Mr.
AARON LOOCOCK, in Charleston, or the fub
fcribcr at Camden.
Fisher, Hughes, & Edwards,
Have just received a very General Supply of Manches
ter GOOD S, by the Brigantine Pitt, Captain
Harvey, from Liverpool: among which are,
A VARIETY of Bed-ticks and Bunts,
Velvets and Velvetets, Jeans, Fustians, Cor
duroys, with a variety of other Articles.—Al,SO,
a great choice of Men's Braver Hats, some of the
fitft quality, Ladies fine Beaver Hats of the newest
fafhion, likewifc Youth's and Children's ditto, ele
gantly ornamented, which they will difyofe of on
moderate terms, by wholesale or retail, at No. 6,
Tradd-ftreeti 0
Also For SALE,
An elegant London made CHARIOT, oil the
best cenftru&ion, which will be Sold on very rea
sonable Conditions.
N OT I C'
A LLperfons indebted to the partnerflip of Andrew
Miller and Co. of Church-freet, by bond, note,
or open account, are requeued to pay the sane imme
diately to Jonathan Lawson, No. 29. Broad-fireet.
The death of Mr. Miller rendering afttlement of said
partnerflip's concerns absolutely necessary, allaccounts
unsettled by thefirft day of November next, will be but
into the hands of a lawyer, to befuedfor without di
findion.
JONATHAN LAWSON,
Attorney for said Partnerflip.
Charleston, 03. 27, 1784.
RAN AWA Y,
From the Subferiber,
A DARK MULATTO WENCH, by name Ra
chel: foe is about 25 years of age, and, (peaks a
little more properly than Negroes do in general:fie car
ried with her, a very white Mulatto, about 15 months
old, whom fie calls fohn.
Whoever will deliver the said Wench with her child
to the Warden of the Work-house, or to me at Willtown,
fall have a reward of Two Guineas: And Ido hereby
forbid all persons harbouring the said saves, and all
Captains ofveftls carrying them off the State, as I will
use the utmost rigour of the law in either case.
Paul Hamilton.
October 29, 1784# gt
A L S O,
London Porter bottled, by the dozen or barrel,
frefh and good, fit for private families—Jamaica
and Weft-Inclia Rum—-Btandy—Sugars— Cordi
als, &c. &c.
JAMES MILLER.
October 14, 1784; 1 aw. ts.
WILLIAM WILKIE,
RETURNS his sincere Thanks to those Gen
tlemen Who have been pleafcd to Employ
him in the
FACTORAGE BUSINESS;
And begs leave to inform them, and the Public in
general, that he purposes continuing the fame'the
ensuing fcalon, and will be much obliged to those
who will employ him in the sale of their produce.
Due attention will be paid to their interest, and
boats provided in time to bring their rice, &c. to mar
ket. Orders directed to him at his Store, No. 85,
Liadd-ftieetj will be duly attended to, by their
liumble fervent: Who, for the accommodation of
country gentlemen and their families, will keep a
private house of entertainment, at No. 84, adjoining
said Store; only four doors distant from the 'Lower
Market.
Offober 1, 1784;
St. George's Parifa Sept. 4, 1784.
CAP! AIN Richard Baker has in his possession a
Black Gelding, both hind fleet white, a flat on
'", forehead, and a snip on his nose, about 1,3 hands
,3 inches high, branded on the off-shoulder and on both
buttocks thus MK, on the near Jkoulder IFS, paces;
trots and canters, he is thought to be about qyears old.
Daniel Stewart, Est. has in his pofeflion a Bay
Stallion, both hind feet white, a small blaze on his
foreheads about 13 hands high, 5 years old; branded
on the of-fhoulder SS, is a natural trotter.
The^wners of the above frays may apply arid prove
his or her property within the time 'prefcribed by law,
before me
3t MATHIAS HUTCHINSON, J.R
N OT I C E.
ALL perlons indebted to the Copartnerfhip of
Keatingand James Simons, are requeued
to difeharge their Bonds, Notes, and Accounts,
due the firft day of January last, to the Subferiber,
as he will be obliged in justice to the Concern and
the Creditors thereof (unless this notice is complied
with punctually by the firft day of January next,
at furtheft,) to put all matters relative thereto into
the hands cf William H. Gibbes, Esq; Attorney, to
be foed for without diflin&ion.
James Simons.
No. 41, Bay.
Charleflon, Sept. 16, 1784. 1 w. ft.
PATRICK II IND
nEGS^ leave to inform the Gentlemen Factors
—^ cf Charlefion, that they may be Tupplied.fcn
their own accounts, with any quantity 'of Negro
Shoes and Boots for their country cuftomers-*
Credit till January next.
Charlejlon, Oct. 25, 1784/
For Private Sale,
T HA y elegant and well situated HOUSE and
LOT, No. 52, Tradd-ftreet, corner ofOrange
ftreet. For conditions and terms apply at the famd
house, or at No. 42, Bay.
TO BE LE T,
TP WO elegant ROOMS, one proper for a small
^ family, having a small room adjoining with
a chimney. The other for a single person, also
boarding if required, at No. 21, Beresford-ftreet.
N. B. With a decent family that has no chil
dren. ts
N O TIC E. '
THE copartnerfhip of POSTELL and GUlG
nard having expired some time past, and
there being an absolute necessity to close their con
cerns by the firft of January next, they therefore
will be obliged to all persons indebted to them, to
render payment without delay. gt
Wanted on Interest,
ANY sum of money from a hundred to a thousand
pounds. For the loan of which a generous price
will be given, and the cajh paid pundual to the time
limited. Apply to '
Cudworth & Waller.
L'OR which CASH will be paid by the Sub
l fc^her, or a generous price allowed if taken
Out in any of the following WINES, which he
has lor Sale, at his Store, No. 21, Bay; viz.
Madeira
Red Port
Madoe and
Margot Claret
Sherry
Lisbon
Rhenish
Burgundy
EMPTY BOTTLES.
Old Hock, said to be of
the Vintage 1736.
Champaign
Frontigniac
Wine de Grave )
Malaga, and } forthe
Malmfey, ) ladies.