From the SC Gazette, Feb. 18, 1751:

"To be Sold, on Tuesday the 12th of March, for ready money, at the
plantation of MR. REGINALD JACKSON deceased, on the Horse-shoe, the said
plantation containing 355 acres of land, whereon is a new dwelling
house, barn, and most convenient out houses; one other tract of land
adjacent, containing the same number of acres; likewise a house and lot
in the village of Jacksonburgh, and Twenty-Five good slaves, among whom
are a cooper, two house-wenches, sawyers, and several plantation slaves,
with several good riding and other horses, a small stock of cattle,
hogs, plantation tools and household goods.  The property not to be
altered 'till the money is p[aid to JAMES SKERVING, Executor.
The creditors of said estate, are desired to send in their demands."