The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-09-13 00:00:00, page 3

Alexander Bethune,
At his Grocery, Wine and Spirit Store,
No. 113, Brcad-ftreet, near the Exchange,
Has for Sale on the most reafon^deTerms,
(For Cash or Produce only)
The following Articles, viz.
OLD Madeira and Port Wines by the
pipe, half pipe, quarterc ^ or dozen
Very old Hock, Rhenilh, Malaga, Sherry and Claret Wines
by the dozen
Very old high proof Jamaica spirits and Weft-India rum by
the hogshead, quartercafk or gallon
Old Geneva and Coniac brandy
Best London porter by the hogshead, barrel or dozen
Belt double diftiird white and red wine vinegar
Rafberry and cherry brandy in pint bottles
French liquors of different forts in fmali arid large bottles
Capelaire, orgeat, and syrup of lemon
Hyfon, green, fouchoag and bohea teas
Single and double refined loaf sugar
Molcovado and Havana ditto
Chocolate and coffee
Fine Durham moftard in quarter, half and pound bottles
Black and kayan pepper, ginger, faltpetre, allspice, cloves;
mace, cinnamon, nutmegs, and faftron
A variety of Pickles, confining of anchovies, olives 14 pint
and quart bottles, capers, gerkins, walnuts, onions, cab
bage, beans, mellons, and mangoes
Florence oil in flafks, pint and quart bottles
Table salt in baskets . . , ,
Pickled tripe and Philadelphia bifket in fmali kegs
-A few mutton hams.
Ketchup, India soy, lemon pickle, coftatch & quince sauce
Pearl, French, and Scotch barley
Split and whole Peafe
Fine bloom and fun raisins
Jordan and shell almonds
Prunes and currants ,
White and brown sugar candy, and Spanish liquorice
Wax, fpermaceti and tallow candles
Starch, caftile and white soap
Marcheal, brown, pink and fine cyprus hair powder
Scented and plain ditto
Hard and foft feented pomatum
Waffi balls, Having powder, and Windsor soap
Powder in boxes and bags, with down and silk puffs
Essence of burgamot, musk, lemon, lavender and peppermint
Milk of roses and royal liquid tor the hair
Burgamot and rose water
Spirits of hart thorn and double diftill'd lavender water
Turlington's balsam and aquebufade water
Anderfon’t pills, powder bark and rhubarb
Tooth powder and brushes
Brown rappee, Scotch fnuffand pigtail tobacco
Smoaking tobacco and long tobacco pipes pointed
Gunpowder and (hot of all sizes
Bar lead in fmali pigs
A neat assortment of glass, crockery and tin were
Copper and tin tea kettles
Compleat table sets of Queen's ware, plain and blue edged
Brushes of all forts, and hair sieves of different sizes
Best velvet long and short corks
Mogul and Harry Vlllth's playing cards
A few gross of best London-ground watch chfyftals.
N. B. Captains of vessels, or gentlemen going to sea, may
be supplied with all kinds of sea stores of the best and at the
heapeft rate ; likewise orders from the country will be com
fred with at the shortest notice. tf£
VOCAL MUSIC.
THE subscriber having met with consi
derable encouragement the last winter in
teaching young ladies and gentlemen the pleasing
and beautiful art of VOCAL MUSIC; and Several
applications being again made to him, piopofes to
open an EVENING SCHOOL for the fame purpose
on the 12th of October. He hopes the laudable
example of some he taught the last winter, will be
followed by others, which will afford a hope that
Church Muiic, hitherto much neglected in this City,
will be performed in a more agreeable and pleasing
manner than formerly. He gwes this early notice,
that those persons who are desirous of improvement,
may have time to furnifh themfeives with proper
books for that purpose, as they are not to be pur
chased here. For further information, enquire of the
fubferiber, at his house in Beresford's Alley, No. 4.
Job Palmer.
Charhfon, Sept, if, 1784.
freeman, Pringle, & Co.
Have just imported in the Brigantine Pitt, Capt.
Harvey, from Liverpool,
A La r ge Assortment of Checks, Vel
verets, Velvets, Muflinets, Fafliaus, Jeans,
Bed Bunts, Dimities, Corduroys, and a Variety of
other Articles.
A great Choice of the most fafhionahTe HATS,
which they mean to dispose of on the most reason
able Terms.
Commissioner's Office.
THE Subferiber being duly appointed, agree
ably to the Resolutions of Congress of the
20th of February, and 12th of July, 1782, to
liquidate, adjust, and finally fettle the Accounts
between the State of South-Carolina and the United
States, and for other purposes therein directed,
gives this Public Notice to all concerned, that he
has opened his Office in the Room occupied by the
Honorable Senate during their Session, where at
tendance is given to receive all Accounts and Claims
that may fall within his Department, as well from
Public Oflicers, as from individuals, having demands
upon the United States, for supplies fyrmfhed with
in this State.
It is ex efted that Accounts will be rendered
methodically arranged, under proper and diftind
heads, accompanied with the necessary vouchers.
GUILLIAM A.ERTSEN.
Ch^rleflon, Argus 18, 1784;
Burgwin, Hooper & Alexander,
No. 8, Redon's Alley,
HAFE FOR SAFE,
A very GENERAL ASSORTMENT of
GOOD S,
Ichief1 chief part of which have been
lately received from London by the Roman
Emperor, and are to be dnooied of on the most rea
sonable Terms, either Wholelale or Retail.
The, bate also for SALE,
FLOUR in Barrels, just ret ~ 1 -a
Quantity of Skins, Red Oak Hogshead aves ©
Singles, and an excellent Negro Coope either for
Cash or Credit.
By Public Aul lou,
On Thursday the 16th or September,
Will be fold on the Spot, at 12 o'Clock,
SEVEN very valuable LOTS of LAND
the north fide of Tradd-ftreet, between Church
and 'Meeting Greets, containing from 28 to 32 feet
front, and from 98 to 101 feet deep, on three of
which lots are tolerable dwelling houses, and in ge
neral so centrically ficuated as will suit any kind of
bufifiefs. These lots are part of the estate of George
Ducat, and fold by Order of the heirs for a conve
nient division. Tne conditions of the sale are, one
tenth part of the purchase money to be paid in Ja
nuary, 1783, one third of the remaining sum in Ja
nuary, 1786, one third in January, <787, the other
third in January, 1788, giving bond with approved
fecuriry, and paying the interest annually from the
day of sale. A plan of the lots may be seen in our
hands. Coiners, Holmes, & Co.
By Public Auction,
On Tuesday the 21st of September,
Will be fold on the Spot, tit 11 o'Clock,
Thirty valuable lots of land,
1 situate near the old Work house, with a front
on Mazyek Greet, Magazine and Beaufain Greets,
and will be fold agreeable to a plan to be produced
on the day of sale, and in the interim may be viewed
in our hands, No. 51, B<y. These lots are part of
the efface of George Ducat, and fold by order of
the heirs for a convenient division, and Afford
a valuable profpea from a confederation of the
fbl ciwing probabilities: That of a market being
eGablifhed at the head of Broad-street, the dam
ming in of the marsh land adjoining, and a
wharf to be run out from Cummings's Point, and
particularly their con iguity to the old brewery,
which affords the amirable convenience of a fine
spring of drinking water — 1 heie circumGances will
certainly render them an objeft of speculation, espe
cially on the following easy and convenient terms :
One-tenth part of the purchase money to be paid in
January, 1785, one third of the remain ng turn in
January 1786, one third in January 1787, the other
third in January 1788, giving bond with approved
security, paying the interest annually fr )m the day
°t sale. Conyers, Holmes, & Co.
N. B. A drink of coo 1 Punch and a round of
Beef will be provided under tents.
Charlefon, August 26, I7 8 T
By Conyers, Holmes, 8c Co.
On TUESDAY, September 23d,
At our Office, No. 51, Bay,
At ELEVEN o'Clock,
WILL BE PUBLICLY SOLD,
THAT valuable and pleasantly fituared
HOUSE and LOT, in the township of Bel.
videre, now in the occupancy of Mr. James Strick
land, and lets for 150 guineas annually; the lot
contains 8 acres, and the house is built of the heart
of black cypress, upon a late examination by the
carpenters, they declared as found as when firft
ere&ed; it contains eight upright and four garret
rooms, together with a kitchen, &c. underneath.
Allo, sundry other LOTS in the fa'd township.
The terms will be declared on the day of sale, and
a plan produced.
For SAL E,
Eighteen miles from Charleston, adjoining lands of
Ralph Izard, John Parker, and late John Glate,
Esquires,
THAT valuable PLANTATION at
Goofe-creck, the property of Mrs. Susannah
Shubrick, con:aining 930 acres, old measure, eighty
of which is prime rice land, the remainder choice
indigo and provision land, well timbered. On the
premises are a convenient dwelling house, a new
barn, corn-house, and other buildings. Its vicinity
to Charlelton, goodness of land, healthiness of fili
ation, and elegance of neighbourhood, ate powerful
recommendations in its favour and value If not
disposed of, at private sale, by the 23d of Septem
ber insane, it will on that day, be fold at public
au/lion, at our office, No. 51, Bay, and tue terms
declared. Enquire of
Conyers, Holmes, & Co.
By Conyers, Holmes, & Cd.
On Thursday, September 1 6th,
Immediately after the Sale of the Seven Lots of
the Eflate of George Ducat,
Will be Sold on the Spot,
'T'HAT valuable LOT of LAND firu
-1 ated in King-Greet, near White Point, imme
diately opposite Mrs. More's, containing 48 feet
fkont and 2qo feet deep; its situation in so agreeable
a, neighbourhood, is the frongett recommendation
that can be offered. Conditions, credit to ift Janu
ary, ÜB6,U 86 , giving bond with approved lecuruy.
By rublic Auffion,
At our Office, No. 51, Bay, opposite Roper's Wharf,
On Tuesday 4th of October next,
At TWELVE o'Clock precisely,
WILL BE SOLD,
THAT valuable ISLAND on the
north fide of Alhepon river, commonly called
and known by the name of Rennet's- Paint, containing
620 acres more or left, with a great quantity of
feeding marsh adjoining it; the high land isefieemed
mluable for either indigo or corn, and the range
extraordinary for flock. Sold by order of M^.
Ann Kennedy, Executrix, to the estate cf DcQ.
Kennedy, deceased. The conditions are, one third
of the purchase money to be paid in January 86,
one-third in January 87, the remainder in January
88, on bond with undeniable security, with interelt
from the date. ts iw.
Conyers, Holmes, & Co.
Russell, Jenkins, & Co.
HAVING experienced in the FAC
TORAGE BUSINESS every attention their
most sanguine wiffies could suggest, are induced to
pursue it the ensuing crop. Those gentlemen who
think proper to favour them with their business, may
depend the utmost regard will be paid to their in
teieft ; and from their assiduity and knowledge of
the produce of the country, they hope to meet with"
future favours.
N. B. They are provided With Vessels to convey
Rice, &c. to market—and also with several Stores'to
lodge them in, whenever the prices are unfavorable
to the planters.
A WET-NURSE,
WANTED on purchase or hire.—Ge
nerous terms will be given for one that is
young, healthy, good tempered—a liver in the
country will be preferred.—Apply to the Printer.
Notice for the last Time
IS hereby given to all persons indebted
to the ellate of Dr. 'James Robertson, deceased,
that all accounts unsettled on the roth of O&ober
ensuing, will then be placed in the hands cf John
'Julius Pringle, Esq; and the bonds and notes of those
who do not in the mean time comply with a late att
of the Legifl tuic, will at the fame time be lodged
with him for recovery —Justice to the Legatees, and
the little notice taken of a former advertisement,
constrains the fubferiber to take this llep, which, tho'
highly disagreeable, is absolutely necessary
Eliza Butler, Administratrix,
with the Will annexed.
Charlefon, Sept. I, 1784, No. 20, Church-freet.
SAMUEL MIDWOOD,
No. 5 1 4., Elliott street,
Has imported in the last Ships from London,
A Quantity of DRY GOODS, proper
for this and the approaching season, which he
will dispose of by wholesale cr retail, on the molt
reasonable terms for Cash or Produce.
N. B. He has also received on consignment, a
quantity of cbarfe Woollens, which he will fell
cheap on the above terms. ts.
NOTIC E.
ALL persons having demands against the eflate
of the late Richard Waller, Merchant, de
ceased, are requeued to fend in their accounts
properly attested ; and those indebted to said estate
to fettle as the law diiects, by the firft of Novem
ber rtext, as on default, their Bonds, &c. will be
lodged in the hands of an Attorney, to be sued for
without distinction.
HARRIET WALTER, Executrix.
J®hn Glaze,\
lohn Drake,
%11 >wxecutors.
James Smkler,
Charles Canty, )
Auguji 31, 1784.
=4 • /- —— - ^-V
To be SOLD,
At No. 80, Tradd-ftret.
A FEW Excellent Philadelphia H A MS.—
A I A few nice Dutch CHEESES, just arrived.