SC GAzette, October 9, 1762:

"A Strayed grey trotting horse, about 7 or eight years old, with his two
near feet white, thirten hands high, branded on the off shoulder J3, and
on the off buttock [symbol] in one: Taken up by MR. JAMES DUBOIS of St.
Thomas's parish.  The owner may apply to
		BENJAMIN SIMMONS."

A Black and white steer about five years old, branded WC and marked wiht
a swallow fork in the right and under-keel in the left ear, being
troublesome to the subscriber's fences, he had him valued by creditable
neighbours, and killed.  Whoever owned the said steer may apply for
payment to 		ROBERT COLLINS.	
"N.B.  The above steer is said to have kept, since a calf, at my
plantation called Bull-Head."


"Exceeding good Vidonia WINE, in half pipes, to be sold by
	AUSTIN, LAURENS, and APPLEBY."