The South-Carolina & American general gazette — Charlestown [S.C.], 1772-10-05 00:00:00, page 4

r T'HE Creditors of the Fria'e of the Revd. J\MES
A PEIRCE dceded, Lte of Reauto,, ate defined to
fend in attested Accounts, a d thofc indebted, to make
Payment to ROBERT SMITH, Administrator.
t^fr fy & re ftli— UMjfoi -= I £ —i i^«.», ,'.„■■ -■- r
WOODBERY & LORD,
Have just imported in the Ship Sally, Capt. Berry,
from Bristol,
I^HITE and Coloured PLAINS, Duffil
Blankets, White,ftri ed and red Flannels; Mens,
"Womens and Boys Saddles; Shoes of all Sites &c. which
,hey will fell on the lowed Te;ms at their Store on
the Bay.
7b be Sold, Together or in Pareh :
THE valuable Island of St. CATHARINE, ly
ing in the Entrance to the Port of Sunbury in the
Province o f Georgia remarkably healthy and well watered
contains large Bodies of the best Land for Corn, Rice or
Indigo; is about Nineteen Miles in Length, and is in
Breadth from a Mile and a half to four Miles; but in
cluding the Marsh its Breadth is in many places Seven miles.
Also for Sale,
A LARGE STOCK of Cattle, Horses and
Hogs, on the said Island. Md,
About Twenty-five NEGROES, all seasoned
to the climate, and very valuable.
The Purchasers may have one two or three
Years Credit for the greatest Part of the Purchase-Money
giving approved Security and paying the Interest annually.
For further Particulars apply to Alexander Rose Est; in
Charktan, Mr. Robert Porteous in Beaufort, or, in Georgia,
to f BUTTON GWINNET.
To be Sold—Not without a Fault,
A LIKELY, strong NEGRO WENCH, as
good a Cook as any in the Province, a good Washer,
tut not an Jfoner, a tender Nurfc, and ufeful in a House;
<ha is Thirty-two Years of Age and no more. Six Months
Credit will be given if defined. Her CharaOercan be
vouched by several reputable Houle-keepers as to the
above. She will not be fold to a Liver in Town. Enquire
at R. Wells's Store.
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RADCLIFFE & SHEPHEARD,
Herve just imported in the St. Helena, Capt. Ar
thar, from Bri st o L,
DUFFIL BLANKETS; White and co
lonted Plains of a very good Quality; Nails of all
Sorts, Iron Pots. Hoes and Axes; Cotton and Wool Cards;
Men's coarse and fine Hats, Boy's ditto ; Earthen and Glass
Ware of all Kinds; Ofiiaburgs and Ofnaburg Thread ;
Shot of all S zes.
They" have likewise lately received from London,
A QUANTITY of HOSIERY, confining of
Men's slk, Worded, Thread and Cotton Breeches Pat
terns of all Prices; Men's coarse and fine Thread and Silk
Stockings, Women's, Bay's and Girl's ditto, which, with
their Stock before on Hand, they will fell on she mod rea
(!) able Terms, at their Store in BBOAD-STREET.
A STONE-RING, with two Lettersin the in
side, was found in the Street by a Negro Boy
Whoever has loft the fame may have it again, paying
for this Advertisement and giving fume Reward to the
Fin her for his Honesty, by applying to
ANNE MATTHEWES.
TO BE SOLD,
A YOUNG MULATTO Fallow, who is
a very compleat handy Waiting-man, and
understands the Management of Horses and Drive
ing a Carriage. Enquire of
33 THOMAS CORBETT.
WILLIAM SIMPSON,
Removed from Churcb-freet
To the Store in Broad-Street,
Lately occupied by Messrs. Atkinson & Sykes,
Two Doors from the Exchange,
Has to dispose of very Cheap for Cash or on
short Credit,
A NEAT ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
Imported
In the Last Ships from London, viz.
PAVILLION Gauzes, Silk Gauzes, Plain,
striped and flowered Lawns; Common and quilted
Counterpanes; Quilted Petticoats with Borders ; Bordered
Dimities; Half-ell and yard-wide Dimities; A Variety
of Jeans and Fustians; Checks from io nail to 6-4
wile; Cotton Hollands; Felt and Beaver Hats; Hosiery,
Saddlery, Ofnaburghs and Irish Linens ; Six-quarters Book
Muffin, ,Dan ask and Diaper Table Cloths; Long Lawns,
Printed Linens and Cottons; Printed Handkerchiefs; A
Suit of Bd Curtains.
A GREAT VARIETY of set Stone, Plain and
open Work, Shoe. Knee and Stock Buckles; Hair Pins,
Ear Rings, Garnet Hoop Rings, Stone Rings set in Gold,
Gold and common Lockets, Necklaces, Pocket Books,
Quadriile Pools with Fish and Matts ; Silver Shoe and Knee
Buckles; Gold, Silver, and Gilt Seals; Garnet Bread
Duckies set in Gold; Stone Sleeve Buttons set in Silver:
'dated Shoe, Knee and Stock Buckles; Plated Spurs;
lated Bits and Stirrups, Dutch and Temple Speflacles;
lock Garnets, White and yellow Metal Buckles; Pinch
>ck Buckles.
Chamber Bellows, Brass Locks, Brass and black
knocks, Double-bolted do. Watch Keys, Brass Caftors
:(k Furniture; Silver and Brass Thimbles; Brass and
^ed Candlesticks; Brass Snuffers with Stands, Bottle
^da; Powder Flasks with different Chargers; Tea Urns
I Coffee Pots; Indian Corn and Coffee Mills; Sad
os; Japanned Tea Trays from fix to thirty Inches
are and round, elegantly painted ; A Variety of Table
fyes and Forks, Barlow's Pen Knives ; Coutteaux, Seif
t, London Lancets, Horn and Ivory Combs; Car
ters, Coopers, and Shoemakers Tools, Marking Irons;
ifft and Pelham Bits; Steel-Yards, Locks of different
nds; Chiffels, Gouges; Iron and Copper Tea Kettles,
>8 Delk Locks. Gridirons, Chaffing Diffies, Frying
us; Bow Latches, Gimblets. Rice Hooks; Wool and
tton Cards, Dripping Pans; Copper Scales and Weights;
ns, Whitechapel end common Needles in quarter
fadreds; Brushes ; Hooks and Hinges; Black and gilt
ranks; Rice and ruffing Sieves; Narrow, Broad and
rubbing Hoes, Saws, Steel Spades; with sundry other Ar
cles. bought from the Manufacturers with Cafo.
THOSE who apply to him may rely upon be
ng Applied on moderate Terms.
N. B. A Consignment of PRINTED LINENS
and COTTONS to be fold at Eight for One for which a
Bill of Exchange will be taken in Payment.
CV^ftvtm, September 1 Sth, 1,7%.
THE Subferiber intending to leave the Pro
vinre in a short Time, thole who may have any
Demands againrt him, 3 ed ( f ied to make the fime im
snediatelv known ; and those who arc indebted to him, he
im,^ will be so kind as to fettle wrh him, that he may
cc enabled the more easily to little Ms Affairs.
„ J?MES SIMPSON, at Mrs. Dewfa's.
? the soUTH - CAROLIN a & AMERICAN general gazette, for 1772. Sept. 28—o& s .
FOR SA L E,
A PIECE of GRQyNP in Charleftown, on
the Ea'R-ft of King-Breer, Fifty Feet on the said
Street, and Two hundred and thirty-five Feet eastward,
where it joins Lands.in Pofleffion of Robert Pringle, Efi;
It below to Mis. Mary C 4lins and is to be fold by
QTHNIEL BEALE.
M AT HE W S,
Peruke-Maker and Hair-Dresser.
From Bath, late from London.
T)EGS leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
° of this Province, that be has opened a Shop in Elliott
ftreet, Charleftown, and Makes All Sorts of Ladies Toupees
in the neatest Manner; likewise Braids and Lappet Curls, n t
to be diflinguifoed from their own Hair; also Gentlemen's
Bag-Wigs as natural as their own Hair, and all on the frorteft
notice.
He will, with Pleasure and Gratitude, wait on
Ladies and Gentlemen to receive their Commands, and as he has
ad lon g Experience, where there -was the Greatest Variety
of the Politest bajhions, not only at Court, but the First As
femblies in the Kingdom, he humbly hopes h: may not prove
unworthy of Encouragement.
PHILIP TIDYMAN,
Jeweller & Goldsmith;
Hath imported by Capt. Ball from London,
A GREAT VARIETY of PLATE, JEWEL
LERY. CHINA, &c. &c. Every new Pattern of
Fine Paste-Buckles, Necklaces and Earings; B ws, Soli
taires, Chains and Croff.s, Lockets and other Fancy-
Goods, invented for the eefuing Winter; Oriental flrung
Garnets very low, and Pearl-Earrings from ten to fifty
Pounds; Gold Watches, Chains and Trinkets, &v &c.
Fine Dreis Swords, Coutteaux, Cants, Gold-Boxer, &c.
Gold and Silver Brocade spangled Bands, Breast-Spangles
and TambourThread; all which, with EVERY OTHER
ARTICLE ufUally fold In the Best Goldsmiths Shops in
London, may be had on the Lowed Terms.
ANOTHER LARGE ASSORTMENT is ex
pected in the Course of next Month.
N. B. HE Hath A CONSIGNMENT of FA
SHIONABLE RIBBONS from the Coveutry Manufoa^y,
with about fifty Gross of New-fafhioned Plated and a
fond dore Buttons, to be fold for Cash or a Good Bill on
London, at Prime Coft and Charges.
HAWKINS, PETRIE, & C().
Have imported in the Ligrty, from Bristol,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of White and
Coloured PLAINS, Penniftones, Flannels and
Duffils. And,
Tn the Heart-of-Oak, from London,
A FURTHER SUPPLY of FINE GOODS,
Part of which are a considerable Value in Silk Da
masks, Plain English Silks of different Sorts; Newest
fashioned Pantheon-Silks for Cloaks and Hats; Ribbons,
Laces, Gold and Silver Thread; A neat Aflortment of
Broad Cloths, Cafimires and Sagathies with Trimmings;
Princes Stuffs of different Qualities; a Considerable Value
in Cambricks and Lawns, bought a Bargain, and will be
fold very Cheap; All Sorts of Printed Goods, among
which is a Very curious Sett of Bed Furniture; Very
fine purple Linens, Cottons and Callicoes; Wilton Car
peting; Camblets, Callimancoes, and all other Stuffs ;
wh ch, with their LARGE CARGO, lately received by
the Portland, Wilson, make their ASSORTMENT the
COMPLEATEST they ever vet had.
They have also by the above Vessels, A very
large ASSORTMENT of Locks, Hooks and Hinges;
Glass, Paints, and all other Building Articles.
All which will be fold on the veryLoweftTerms.
TO BE SOLD,
SEVENTY or eighty Head of FINE LARGE
SHEEP, belonging to the Estate of Edward Wilkin
son deceased, to be seen at his Wiltown Plantation. Ap
ply to MORTON WILKINSON, Executor.
CC Those who are still indebted for Things
bought at the Vendue of the said deceased, are desired to
make immediate Payment.
To be fold by Private Central,
AVERY VALUABLE ISLAND in Princes
William's Parilh, late the Property of Mrs. Mary
Bull deceased, containing between Three and Four Thou
sand Acres, exclusive of a vast Deal of Feeding Marsh.
On the Premises are a good DWELLING HOUSE,
Overseer's House, Barn, Store Houses, Co^ch House,
Stables, &c. Any Perfbn inclinable to treat for the
fame, may apply to Miles Brewton, Esq; in Charlef
town, or, or the Island, to PIERCE BUTLER.'
N. B. The.Time of Payment shall be made
easy to the Purchaser, on giving good Security.
TO BE SOLD,
A VALUABLE LOT of LAND in Tradd-
Street, between Mr Thomas Heyward's and Mr.
Baker's, fronting to the south Sixty Feet, and is near
Two hundred Feet deep.
The Purchaser may have a long Credit, pay
ing Interest, and giving proper Security. Enquire of
JAMES LAURENS.
THE Subferiber being supplied with a larger
Boat, will dispose of 01 e of between sixty and fe
veuty Barrels burthen; her Bottom is of good found Cy
press, and in February last was well timbered with Live-
Oak and decked ; (he has Hatches fore and aft for the
Convenieney of lading either with Rice or Lumber, and
would suit any of the Rivers, as (he draws but little Wa
ter. ALEXANDER FRASER.
Who will either fell or let to Hire, his HOUSE
in Meeting-street, it being in good Order for a Tenant,
with near an Acre of Ground for a Garden.
^N OVERSEER is wanted to take Charge of a
Plantation at a small Diflance from Cbarkfiown, on
which about 20 or 24 Hands are employed. He mud be tho
roughly acquainted with the Culture of Rice and Indigo, -well
recommended for bis Sobriety, Industry and Henefiy, and no
other need apply. Enquirers ROBERT WELLS.
NEWMAN SWALLOW,
Has sos Sale at bis Store on the Bay, near the old Vendue-
House, for Cash or on Short Credit,
OLD Jamaica,Windward Island and Northward
RUM, by the Hogshead, Quarter Calk or smaller
Quantity; Old Madeira WINE by the Quarter-Calk or
Dozen ; Red Port, Claret and Frontiniack WINES by
the Dozen Bottles; Arrack, Brandy, Geneva, Cherry
Bounce, andWhiteWine Vinegar; Best LONDON POR
TER in Calks and by the Dozen ; Coffee, Chocolate and
BOHEA TEA; Loaf and Mufeovada Sugars, Tamari ds
Sweetmeats, Mustard, Glauber Salts, Starch; Coarse and
fine Sat, Mens fine arid Felt Hats; Well cured Saltpetred
HAMS, Gammons and Flitches, ditto Northward Hams.
S peifine Philadelphia FLOUR in Kegs and half Barrels,
Milk and Water Bread imported in the last Vessel; Raisins
of the Sun; Excellent Weft India Cordials in final! Cases.
TH E Creditors of the Estate of Richard
Beresford, Esq; deceased, are defred to fend in,
attefled Accounts; and those indebted to m ke Payment,
to Alexander Gtllon.
SARAH BERESFORD, Executrix.
ROBERT SMITH, ? -
ALEXANDER GILLON, J Lx(cutors -
A large Assortment of TANNED LEATHER,!
Negro-Shoes and BRICKS, to be fold by the faidl
Alexander Gillon.
THE FOLLOWING LANDS,
Being Part of the Estate of Richard Beres
ford, Elq; deceased,
Will be fold by Publick Outcry, at the Tendue-houfe
in Charle/l.own, on Tburfday the Bth Day of Octo
ber inf. at 12 o'clock, on Twelve Months Cre
dit, paying Interefl with approved Security ; viz.
BERESFORDS WHARF, which now brings
in about Three tnoufand Pounds per Annum.
A LOW WATER LOT joining Wragg's
Wharf, seventy-eight Feet front.
A LOW WATER LOT fronting Granville's
Bastion, Ninety seven Feet front.
TWO LOTS in King-Jireet, Charleftown, viz.
One on the east Side, Thirty three F ct and a ha f by
Two hundred and twenty-five, on which is a good BRICK
TENEMENT, 1, Feet by 32 rented to James Weight
at 2501. per Annum.
The other on the weft Side, Twenty-nine Feet and a
hdfby One hundred and nineteen, on which likewise is a
BRICK TENEMENT, 16 Feet 9 Inches by 32, rented
to the Widow Holmes at 2501. per Annum.
FOUR LOTS on the north Side of Beresford's
Alley, viz.
No. I. the easternmost Lot, Twenty Feet by Ninety
five Feet eight Inches; Back-line 17 Feet 5 ißches, on
which is a BRICK TENEMENT, 16 Feet by 32, 4 In
ches, and a large Wooden Billiard Room over the Kitch
en, rented to Rebecca Rutledge at 3501. per Annum,
N°. 3. situated to the westward of N°. I, Eighteen Feet
2 Inches by Ninety-five Feet 8 Inches; Back line 1, Feet
I Inch, on which is a BRICK TENEMENT 18 Feet 2
Inehes by 3%, 4 Inches, rented to Thomas Ham at 2301.
per Annum.
N o . 3, adjoining N°. 2, Eighteen Feet by Ninety-five
Feet 8 Inches: Back-line 20 Feet, on which is a BRICK
TENEMENT, 18 Feet by 32, 4 Inches, rented at 2501.
per Annum.
N°. 4, adjoining N°° 3, Twenty Feet by Ninety-five
Feet 8 Inches : Back-line 2f Feet 2 Inches, on which is a
BRICK TENEMENT, 16 Feet by 32, 4, rented to
Zechariah Villeponteux at 2501. per Annum.
A CORNER LOT on the east Side of Arch
dall an I north Side of Beresford's Streets, Twenty-eight
Fa by One hundred and nineteen, on which is aWOOD-
En BUILDING, 26 Feet by 16^, divided into two 'I e
ments, rented to Margaret Ernji at 1801. per Annum.
A CORNER LOT on the east Side of Arch
dall and south Side of Beresford's Streets, Twenty-e ght
Feet by One hundred and nineteen, on which is aWOOD
EN TENEMENT, 28 Feet by 18, rented to Gilbert
Chalmers at 1601. per Annum.
A LOT to the southward of the last mentioned,
and of the fame D menfions, on which is a WOODEN
TENEMENT, 151 Feet by 25, rented to Ferdinand
Fisher and Matthias Wolfe at 1601. pet Annum.
A LOT on the south Side of Beresford's-ftreet,
F rty-nine Feet by Eighty-four, on which is a WOOD
EN TENEMENT, 27 Feet by zB, rented at 1501.
per Annum.
THREE LOTS in Georgetown, viz#
N° 43, Fifty Feet by One hundred and seventeen Feet
and a half on Front flreet.
N°. 44, of the fame Dimensions, and on the fame Street.
N o . 70, One hundred Feet by One hundred and seven
teen Fe t nine tenths, on Princefreet.
lit the fame Time and Place will also be fold on the
like Conditions with the above Lands,
ALL THAT VALUABLE STOCK of CAT
TLE upon CouAwhatchie (form rly Mackewn's) with the
Horses and Thirty eight Acres of Provisions;
The Half of another valuable STOCK of
CATTLE at Santee, formerly belonging to Wil
liam Fluid; And, _ _
Two valuable WHARF-NEGROES.
SARAH BERESFORD, Executrix.
ROBER T SMITH, 7 Executors.
ALEXANDER GILLON, £
THE FOLLOWING LANDS, belonging to
the Estate of Richard Beresford, Esq;
deceased, equal perhaps to any in the Province,
will be fold by PRIVATE CONTRACT, and
the Terms of Payment made easy to the Pur
chasers, viz.
In St. Thomas's Parish.
BERESFORD'S HALL containing One thou
sand three hundred Acres, on which is a TAN-YARD,
equal to any on this Continent, and some very good
Buildings.
Clouter s, containing Four hundred and twen
ty Acres.
Goddard's Island, containing Three hundred
Acres.
Codnes's, containing Six hundred and twenty
three Acres.
Padgett's, containing Seven hundred and fifty
Ac es, makes about Seven hundred thousand Bricks yearly.
Delay's, containing Eight hundred and fifty
Acres.
Cainboy, containing Two hundred Acres.
Tarkington, containing Eight hundred and twen
ty Acres; on this Traft is a large BRICK-KILN.
In the Parishes of Christ-Church and
St. Thomas.
CHARLEY-WOOD Plantation consisting of
the following TRACTS, viz. Wells's, 300 Acres,
Charley Wood, 1080 Acres, Flagger's, 400 Acres, Straw
berry and Murrel's Island, 810 Acres, Cat-Island, 125 Acres,
Foiffin's, 1000 Acres; in all Three thoufind seven hund
red and fifteen Acres, of which Fourteen hundred Acres
is extraordinary fine Rice-Land.
In Hell-Hole Swamp.
Three thousand seven hundred and thirty-four
Acres, in two Tracts of 2834 and 900.
At Beaver-Creek.
Two Trades of Three hundred Acres each.
At Twelve-Mile Creek.
Two Tracts of Two hundred & fifty Acres each
At Santee,
Onthe fouth-wefl Side of the River; One TRACT
of Two hundred and twenty-feyen Acres; one ditto of
Three bundled and twenty-seven Acres, and one ditto of
Five hundred Acres.
On the south Side of the River; Two Trails of
Seven hundred and ninety-two and One hundred and
twenty-eight Acres', Three hundred Acres of which is
prime Swamp..
At Half-may Creek in Graven County.
One Thousand Acres in two Trades of Five
hundred Acres e-ch.
In Berkley County, North Side of Edifto-River.
Six hundred and fifty Acres, bounding fouthd
weft 00 laid River, north weft on William Vaughan ans
William Fuller's Cowpen, narth cast on William Cattcl'c
Calfpen, tooth east on Thomas Gale and part on vacan
Lmds, granted to Sarah Rlakcway.
Onßlack -River, Williamfburgh, Craven County.
Five hundred Acres, bounding north-east on
said River, south-cast on James Pollard, on all other Sides
on vacant Land>
A LOT in the said Town of Williamfburgh of
half an Acre, N°. 8, granted to Ann Blakeway
SARAH BERESFORD, Executrix,
ROBERT SMITH, 7„
ALEXANDER GILLON, §
-FINE-OLD VIDONIA
AND 1
LONDON PARTICULAR MADEIRA
W IN ES
TO BE SOLD BY
GEORGE-ABBOTT HALL & CO.
WILLIAM & JAMES CARSAN, .
Have receivedby the Pallas. Cpt. Briley from London,•
A GENERAL SUPPLY of FALL-GOOD^
amongst which arc, All Kinds of Plantation Tools, d
Gentlemen's compleat Setts of Cabinet ditto, in (mail
Chetls; Broad Cloths, German Serges, Bath-Coating, &c.
with Trimmings; Plain and striped Camblets ; Caliman-^
coes of different Colours ; Crimson and brown double Da.
masks ; Flowered and plain Black Sattin ; Several i icces
of the newest Pattern Brocades, with white and cob ured *
Grounds ; Rich flowered Luteftrings, with Cord and Sat -^
tin Stripes ; Plain and changeable Mantuas ; Blue and puk|I
grounded Sattins, with white Flowers; Elegant Wilto,a^
Carpets; which, with their late Importations from Lon-'
don and Br^ftol, make A VERY COMPLEAT AS-'
SORTMENT for the present Scafon, to he disposed of,"
on the usual Terms, at their STOR E on the Bay.
GEORGE THOMSON,
Has imported in the Mermaid, Capt. Ball, from
London,
HIS WINTER GOODS, confining of most
Articles that are necessary for that Season, which he
will dispose of, as usual, at his Store in Tr^dd street.
N. B. A NEAT ASSORTMENT of CHINA,
in which is some Fancy ditto.
Jackfonfurgh, Ponpon, September tyb, 1772.
STRAYED or STOLEN out of mv Pasture the
27th of last Month, a BROWN BAY HoRSE, a*'
Pout 14^ Hires high, branded on the mounting Shoulder
TF, the TF in one, is alf> somewhere branded Fa.
Whoever delivers the said Horse to me, (hall receive
Three Pounds ; and as I have Realon to think he is ftolcn,
I will give FIFTY POUNDS on Co viGi m of theThief.
PETER SPENCE.
WAKEFIEL D,
At his Store in Broad-Street,
Has imported in the lajt Vessels from L ONDON^
and Brist o l,
A CARGO OF GOODS,
viz.
A GREAT Variety of LINEN-DRAPERY
A in general, with a very GREAT CHOICE of
New printed Linens, Cottons and Callicoes, and Furni
ture Cottons, from 16 s. 3d. to 67 s. 6 d. the Yard, im
mediately purchased from the Printing-Grounds.
Amongst the many Articles of HABER
DASHERY, ufu-lly imported, he particularizes, Persian;
Sattin, Breadth Stuff and black RufTcl Petticoats;
Drab, Duffil and Cloth Cardinals,
A GREAT VARIETY of Sattins, Belongs,
Sarfnets, Alamedes, Gauzes, Catgut, Netting, Ga^ze
Handkerchiefs, glofly Linens, black Blond and Thread
Laces, Tapes, Wig-Cauls, Pins and Buttons.
A large Assortment of MILLINARY, well
chosen, and of the neu&t Falhions—Ladies drels and un
dress Caps and Hoods, and Neck Drefles—Girls opera
worked Caps, Stomachers and Sleeve Knott—Feather
Sultans and Italian Flowers—Hats, Cloaks an! Tferelas;
Chip Hais—Open Chip—Skeleton and Cap Wie —Com-
plete Sets of Minionet—Ditto trimmed, with edging lam
bcur, very elegant—Suits of Girls Line —Book-MullA,,
spotted aid sprigged, with an Edging—-Black Patent-Net *
Aprons, trimmed with broad Edging—C mplete Sets qf
TAMBOUR Work, Aprons, Ruffles and Handkerchiefs,,
with Gentlemen's Ruffles to fell separate, from 101. to ixoL
A great Choice of Muffin and Muslin Handkerchiefs;
Lawn Aprons, Handkerchiefs and Ruffles—The newest -
fifhioned Ladies Riding Hats, Turban Gold trimmed;
White Ortrich Huflar Feathers with a Plume—Boys Hats,
Turban trimmed, Gold spangled Lace with Feather.
New^coloured BROAD CLOTHS, Cafi
mires and German Serges, with Gold and Silver Waist
coat Shapes—Gold Net Gauze, Lace and Buttons.
Venetian Marcafites with Drops and Stars,
and Coque de Perl Earings.
A large CONSIGNMENT of new-fafhi
oned SILKS from a Manufacturer, and will be fold as
Cheap as they can be bought in London.
A compIeteASSORTMENT of HOSIERY,
and new-falhioned RIBBON , with
White, brown and green PLAINS and
Duffil, all of a verv good Quality.
Fdur-peny, five-peny, fix-peny, eight-peny,
ten-peny, and twenty-peny NAILS.
THESE,with a LARGE IMPORTATION:
exacted h y the firft Vcffels from London, will enable
him to SELL by
Wholesale as well as Retail,
Upon his usual LOW PRICES, being purchased
with Cash from the Manu affories.
Mr. Wakefteld is much obliged to his
Friends for the many Favours conferred, and they ma
depeid on having their Orders faithfully and immedi
ately executed.
To be Sold by Private Contrabl,
Avery valuable plantation on
the North Branch of Santee River in Prince
George's Parish, containing Three hundred and thirty
Acres of Pine Land, and Two hundred and forty Acres
of excellent Tide Swamp, well timbered with Cy;tefs, and
very proper for Rice, Irdtgo and Lumber; r£y Acres
Iwhereof are under good Banks. There is on the 1 iemifes
a very good DWELLING HOUaE, likewise a bun,
Pounding-Machine, and every other necessary Brr.id^g.
Any Perlon inclined to purchase may apply, on the fa,+
^E^^""' '° HUGH 110F h ^