The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-10-01 00:00:00, page 4

Commission Bufinef^
'l"' H E fubferiber takes this method of
4 a<^udin^ng ins mends ana toe public, that he
L> opened an office at his house No. 11, Queen street,
whe^e he proposes felling lands, houses, negroes, fur
^Hure, eiiate% &c. at either private or public faie, on
the ufuai commotions; copies of pots of land for sale
will be re,itemed in a large book and constantly kept
for the infpedhon cf such peifons asmay be dubious to
'become purchasers.
Merchants and Tradesmen may have their book#
brought up and adjusted with accuracy and dispatch,
conveyances and other writings drawn, and all money
matters negociated with the strictest secrecy, and upon
a moderate premium.
As t.:c luofaibtr has very flattering hopes of his be.
ing able to conduct the above plan much to the interest
aril fabsfacuon of thole who may please to favour him
^fh t'eir commands, he takes the liberty thus public
ly te Solicit the countenance of bis friends and the pub
lic at lirge.- wf AI! orders and instructions directed to
him as above, will be acknowledged with gratitude,
Xnd punctually attended to.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
L^nds for Private Sale.
A S valuable a high land Plantation as
4A. r „y i n fi> e three States, for the culture of indigo
•• ... crc, knc^n by the name of TRUE BLUE,
V a ted io a most delightful and healthy part of the
<rtrt, ! :u( g redes hin the ftngaree -river, in the
ft irbouihood of General Hug^r, Mr. Lord, Colonel
1 ;:oa , on, and Mr. Mahigaufa e =The tract contains,
%2?o at's by old Survey, but it is imagined may con
tm 3er 40b more, amr would make three very com
p:^t arc valuable plantations.^. The present improve
i^MS cot fill of a^ ut 3)0 acres of cleared land under
go^ fences, a compear dwelling house and other ne
cUOrf out buildings —the hard labour of pumping wa
lei into the indigo vats, is saved by a dam being thrown
up between t^o hi;is of such a height as to admit the
^^er though the trunks into the vats, fixed at the
fo^t of the cam —the like advantages from the natural
h/jations, w li adroit the fame or other parts of this
land — I be whole isch mpion elk ardhicckry, except
i^ 3 h : cres of pine land for lumber.
In me p^ent happy prulpect of affairs, these lands
men be a nod v suable (peculation.
A valuable and commodious LOT of LAND,
Pleasantly situated on the End fide of Meeting. IL eet,
Caledon, containing in front on said street 60~ feet,
aid ir depth 275 fiot —On the premises (find two ki<ch
eos oth with a garden hardfimd; laid cut, which
may be r^n-'eteo, with very little trouble, very advan
tf& * to Lie purchafer.=On<, two, or three years
ceut wrb i ^e. onpaying the interest and giving
Vfo /v-. 4 >CU IV.
>i hue er ^formation enquire dfcmy office No. it,
Q)ccn rticct. * ~
- JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
NEGROES for Private Sale.
A flout young Mulatto fellow
About 20 yrars of age, just out of his apprent'ce
ft/p with a carpenter, remarkably orderly, sober
^cd inductions,
A Black fellow
Nearly the fame age with the above—he is also a
carpenter and just cut cf his time.
A Young fellow
About 18 years of age, is a very complete fade
and boot maker.
A young Indian wench,
Is a good washer and ironer. Several fawyefs,
Boatmen, waiting boys, field slaves, &c. The
general ter or of the behaviour of these negroes,
has been such as entitles them to a choice of their
mafler : nor will the present Proprietor be tempted
difprfe of them on any other score, Bctwithftand
ing he has been offered very confidefably more for
several of them than the stipulated price. The
purchtfe/s may be indulged with any credit they
please, on riving such security as may be requir
ed, and paying the interest pundually. Fer fur
ther particulars enquire at my office No. 11,
Q^een-ftreet.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
BEST London Particular Madeira, equal
I tr any in this City, by the dozen; old
Jamaica rim, by the gallon; loaf and brewn fu
ga> ; lopg pipes; cooper scales and weights, of
various sizes, to be fold by
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS,
No. ii, Qaeer.-ftieet
N. B. Cassi given for empty wine bottles.
To be SOL D,
I, OR State Indents or good Bonds, an entire
gang of N EGROES, among whom is a
Cooper, and between 20 and 30 Woik^g Hands.
Enquire at my office No. 11, Queen-street.
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS,
Lately from the University of
Oxford.
THE fubferiber begs leave to inform the public,
that he has opened a School, where he teaches the
Latin and the Greek Languages, Writing, and Arith
metick. He confines himfelf to 20 young Gentlemen,
and engages to give them a liberal and classical educa
tion. His terms are 12 guineas a year, and a guinea en
trance. Enquire cf the Rcvd. Mr. Lewis, Reflor of
Stono, or of the fublctiber at his lodgings, No. 53,
Q^een-ftreet.
11. OSBORNE.
N. B. Two young gentlemen may be accommodated
with hoarding and lodging.
To be Sold at Public Sale,
DN Thursday th^zgd day Odober, at the
Round O, that Plantation containing 330
acres' of excellent rice or indigo land, formerly the
property cf Mr. Samuel "Sleigh cefcafed, pursu
ant to his left will and testament- On the pre
mises are a good dwelling house, barn and other
out buildings. Fifteen months credit will be giv
en on good and approved security, paying interest
£om the day of fate.
"SAMUEL SLEIGH.
THE Copartnership of GUIGNARD & FRE
NEAU, having expired Some time past,
they request the favor of those who are indebted
to them to discharge their refpeaive accounts with
out delay, there being a necessity to close the con
cerns of the Copartnership.
Just imported from Philadelphia,
In the Schooner Gerard, Capt. Strong,
And to le fold at the PRINTING-OFFICE,
DILV; ORTH's SprlEng-Bjoks, 'Cheffe: field's
Letters abridged—Three Letters addressed
to the Public, on the following fubjeds: First,
'I he nature of a Foeceral Union, and therein of
Sovereignty. Second, The civil and military
powers—the depute between General Gftene'and
Governor Guerrard, refpeding flags of truce.
Th rd, The Public Debt—The i& of Confedera
tion—a remedy foggefted—the five per cent, im
poil conGdered and recommended. g/fo,
An Essay on Trade and Finance.
To L E T,
PART of a House in Queen-street,
No. 52. Enquire at said Number.
TH E fubferiber will exchange boots or ne
gro ffioes, for corn, peafe, corn biases, or
firewood.
PATRICK HINDS.
Sept. i% 17%
TO LET and entered on theist of No
vembe , rext. a large Ary Houle now
occupied by Mr. Ifiac Walters, No 168, in the
Welt fide of King-street, having fix large rooms
with a fire place and two closets in each, and two
letter looms, a cockloft over and cellar under the
whole, with a kitchen, wash house, chair house,
stable, yard, garden, &c. &c.
/WILLIAM HOPTON,
No. 116, Meeting-ft eet.
Just PUBLISHE D,
Andto be Sold cy
John m & iver, j un .
At No. 25 z half, on the Bay,
Price Half a DOLLAR,
Rudiments ofLaw and Government, deduced from
the Law of Nature ;
Particularly addreff.d to the PEOPLE of South-
Carolina, but composed on Principles appli
cable to all Mankind.
t.— Dicere verum
Q^id ruetat; Hor.
Charleston, August 12th, 1783.
To be SOLD by private Contrast,
AT a credit of two years ; a valuable Rice and
Coin plantation at Cane Acre St. Paul's Farifh
ana about 30 miles from Charleston, containing 64.0
acres; has on it a comfortable dwelling house and out
buildings#
WILLIAM POSTELL.
$/, George's Fari, ? Fond;, Augft 26, 1783,
James Ballantine & Charles Warham,
A CQUAINT their friends and the public in
X A . general, that they propose entering into Bufiaefs,
and have opened that commodious Store No# 3, in
Tradd street, direaly opposite Bedon's Alley, (atd not
having immediate use for the store) they will, for the
present, undertake to dispose of alt kinds of merchan
dizes on the ulual commi^'hons-—Thoie who may b^
pleaded to employ them, may depend every attention
will be used to their interest.
Tr° ™' e '° r '" "' term °' ' ven years, a
.£ very good lot of land on King-street, ad.
joining to the North on Mt. Isaac Delyon's lot.
And two or three lots on the Bay, near the Hard :
the property of Parker Quince, Esq. For part:
tours apply to
ANTHONY TOOMER,
No. 3, Legare-ftreet.
QEVERAL valuable lots of land, on the Raft
", " d °° f Kin gfreet, between the Hon. Alex
ander Gillon's land, being in a pleasant and con
ventent fixation for trade. The conditions are,
one halt cash, and twelve Months credt for the
°''%"^ Rl ?°^ b °" d wi ' h approved security.
Also, fcverd valuable lots fronting on the Bay
adjoin mg lands cf the fare Thomas Lynch, Rfa.
Likewise a number on Trott and Qcfcce-ftreetf
w^''"!'^ ^° '" wi '/ frunnin E from Eafl ;
Weft, and Quince-ftrett frem'Nerth to South—
botn very good Streets, and the fithdticn very
pleasant—l he above lots cf land being the pro
perty of Caleb Grainger, Esq. For ffo r par
ticulars enquire of
Anthony toomer,
No. 5, Legate- fireet.'
N. B. Likewise to be Sold for h credit of two
y^rs, several valuable lots of la.d, on Trotf
lt eet, between King and Meeting Greets. And
one lot on M-eung street, for parLculau apply
c as above.
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HORT & WARLEY.
HAVE hew for Sale, at their store the cor
rf! of ,E^offi^et and the Bj, the cargo
T' "'P B r 'te p i ze, Capt. Fuller, from Ara
fterdafa, being a gereral afortment cf dry goods,
^th * variety cf liquors and necef^y articles,
fought ty M. Chion, at the E^ft Indira and o
ther warehouses i n Holland, end will he fold by
the piece or package on reasonable terms.
ALL prrfens having any demands ^air ft the estate
of J mes King, deceafid, Mary King, widow,
dfeeafed, l#te of Charleston—or Benjamin Franklin
Dunlap, late of this State, Rinter, chafed, are de
sired to make them known agreeable to law; and per*
fens indebted 'to make i nmenate parent to
WILLIAM HOPT, Executor.
I ii=feranratCT _&tta&ewmamwtQfal
ON Wefrfday, theist of Oa^ber next§ at n
o'clock in the marring, at rhe house Mr Tho
inja Matthews, No. 155, K og. street, Will be Sold, at
Public Vendue, two Negro wenches the property of
the estate of Jernes King, deceased.—Some radii, try
and houfhold furniture, the property cf the efface
of Mary King, widow, deceased Aud a few articles
the property of the estate of Be. jaminFrapklin Dun
lap, deceased. The conditions will be declared at
the sale.
WILLIAM EORT, Executor.
AN uncultivated trad of land, containing 59$
acres or thereabout, situated on the North
Bast fide of Combahee river in St. Bartholomews
Parish, and wes butting and bounding (as by a
resurvey thereof in 1767) South Eastward on knd^
cf Captain Thomas Hutchi^fon, South Westward
on lands belonging to the estate cf Mr. Willim
Field deceased, and Mess. Elliott & Stoto, North
westward on George Seaman's Esq; and North
caftward on lands belonging to the estate cf Mr.
Elias Ball, deceased.
Ary person inclining to purchase may know
the terms by applying to either Henry Peronneau,
or William Print, Esquires, in Charleston, No.
78, Brcad-ftrcet, or at Stono, to the fubferibers.
TAMES NICHOLES,
HENRY NICHOLES.
nE^HOMAS JERVEY & JOHN ALLEN
A WALTERS, acquaint their friends and the
public in' general, that they haretaered into
Copartnership, in the Factorage and Commission
Business, and have purchased Burns's old wharf,
whereon are excellent seres fit for the reception
of rice, indico, or tobacco; and will be greatly o
bilged to all those who will employ them in felling
°'.''." produce: due attention will be paid to
their interest, and every endeavour exerted to
give fatisfaftion.