The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-06-24 00:00:00, page 4

HAYM SALOMON,
Broker to the Office of Finance,
TUVING procured a licence for excrcifing the
'A. employment of an Au&ionetr in the city of
New-York, has now opened for the reception of
every species of merchandize, his house, No. 22,
Wall-Greet, lately occupied by Mr. Anthony
Blecker, (one of the belt Gands in the city) and
every branch' of 'bufinefs, 'which in the fmalleG
degree appertains to ' the : profeffions of Factor,
- Auctioneer an^'Broker, will be transacted in it, with
' that fidelity, I 'difpatch and punctuality, which has
' hitherto characterized his dealings.
The house, in point of convenience and fituati
-n, is exceedingly well calculated forthe different
kinds of business abovementioned; and he thinks
it almost unneceflary to assure those who may
favour it with their orders, that the driUeft atten
tion shall be p^id to f them, and the utmost care
and Solicitude employed to promote their interests.
The nature of his bufineis enables him to make
remittancesio ^ny part of the world, with peculiar
facility: and this he hopes' will operate coufidcr
ably in his favour, with thofe’who live at a distance.
A delire of being more extensively uleful, and
of giving universal fatisfaftion to the public, are
among his principal motives for opening this
hoide, and shall be the great leading principle of
all its lyanfa&ions.
By being Broker to the Office of Finance, and
honored with its confidence, all those sums have
.palled through his hands, whicli the generosity of
'the French Monarch, and ' the affection of the
merchants of the United Provinces, prompted
them to furnnh us with, to enable us to support
the expence of the war, and which have so much
contributed tohis fucc^sful and happy termination.
This is": cir mmhance which has cftablifhed his
credit and reputation, and procured him the con-
Tdenceof the public=a confidence which it shall
be his study and ambition to merit and increase,
bv facrcdly performing all his engagements.
Tiie buiinrfs will be conducted upon the mod
liberal and extensive plan, under the firm of Haym
Salomon and facoF Merdecdz.
Philadelphia, May 7, 1784.
Just Arrived,
A Small quantity of Doctor Bake MEGenuirie
Antiscorbutic Dentifrice, and Albion Efface,
for preserving, the Teeth, Gums, Sockets, Breath, &c.
It is prepared by hiwflf, and warranted perfectly
free /corn the leaf corrrfoe particle or injurious pro
perty whatever —By attending 'properly to the directi
ons, and elf ruing the ^eceffary precautions, people
may not only free themfaves from a great deal of pam,
and firfree their teeth and gums throughout: life, but
also those of their Children, as health, and beauty cf
the teeth depends in a great measure on the care and
treatment f them in early life. The origin and for
mation of the teeth is the work of nature; but their
preservation depends generally on the affiance of an
experienced Dentist.
Each pot of Antforbutic Dentifrice has, to prevent
frauds, his name on the cover and sealed with his
coat of Arms, the fame as the copper-plate arms on the
table of the bottle, of Albion Essence, and is Sold
by the Printer of this Paper, at One Dollar each,
with proper printed Directions.
De la Cantrie & Selles,
No. 95, Broad-street,
HAVE FOR SALE,
SUGARS in hhds. and tierces, Coffee, Taffia,
Burgundy & Champaigne Wine in Hampers.
N OTI C E.
JOSEPH V ESEY requests the favour of those
indebted to him for 'Negroes fold last year, to
difeharge their Bonds, Notes, &c. before next
entering day, or he shall be under the necessity of
lodging them with an Attorney, to be sued for
without diftinDion.
Charleston, May 16, 1784.
• — 1 — _ —— — ^
Thomas Hornby,
DISTILS and Sells, by Wholesale and Retail,
Double Distilled Aniseed, Clove & Caraway Cor^
dial Waters of an excellent quality. They who want
to purchase either for confumptien in this State, or
exportation, may find their account in dealing with
him, as he is determined to make them good iu
quality, and as low priced as can be afforded; he
will be tnankrul for every favour conferred on
him, particularly by his Father's former Cuftomcrs.
N. B. Said, Hornby intends in a short time to
he able to furnifh the City with Cinnamon, Mint,
Nutmeg, Citron, Orange and Barbadoes Caters,
also with Aqua-Mirabilis, Aqua Calefis, Ratafia,
Allfours and Ufauebaugh, Red, Yellow and Green,
with other Compound and Simple Waters, also high
ly rectified Spirits of Wine for Medicinal purposes,
and high Wines to keep the proof of Rum, Bran
dy, or Gin that's low. Ning-Jircct, No. 70.
^,fl Negroes for Sale.
" Cargo op very fine flout Men and
Women, tin good order and fit for
immediate fervid, just imported
froth the Windward Coafl of Afri
''"' '" ^ s hip Two Brothers.—
Conditions are one half Cajh or Produce, the other
half payable the firft of January next, giving Bond
and Security if required.
The Sale to be opened awio c'Clock each Day, in
'Mr. Bourdeaux's Yard, at No, 48, on the Bay.
May 19, ! 7 81. JOHN MITCHELL.
Thirty Seasoned Negroes
"To be Sold for Credit, at Private Sal".
A MONGST ,which is a Carpenter, rene -of
L I whern are known to be dishonest.
"foi to be fold for Cash, a regular I red young
Negroe Man-Cook, born in this Country, who
served several Years under an exceeding good
French Cook abroad, and his Wife a middle aged
Washer-Woman, (both very honeG) and their two
Children. ^Likcwfe. a yeung Man a Carpenter.
For Terms apply to the Printer.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office
A Circular Letter, addressed to the State Socre
-11 ties of the CINCINNATI, by the General
Meeting, convened at Philadelphia, May 3, 178 !,
together with the 'INSTITUTION, as altered
and amended.
A Few copies of an American Edition of Dr.
Blair's celebrated Ledures, may be had at
No 92 one-half, Broad-Greet, at Five Dollars.—
The London copy fells at New York for Ten.
Stevens, Ramsay, & Co.
AG ENEROUS Price for Pink-root, small
and Seneka Snake-roots, will be given at
No. 92J, Broad-ftrect, by
STEVENS, 'RAMSAY & Co.
NOT I C E
Is hereby given to all Masters of Vessels, to
make returns of their Crews and Passengers at
the Harbour-Mafter's Office, No. 3, Broad-street,
where they will receive directions, the rules and
regulations of this Harbour: by attending to them,
they may avoid many errors they otherwise fall
into.
ROBERT COCHRAN,
Harbour-Majler.
NOTICE
IS for the laG time given to the creditors of
Mr. James Wright, deceased, to bring in
their accounts properly attested, before the firft of
July next; and those indebted to said estate are
desired to pay the fame to the fubferiber, or to
Mr. Daniel Jeffords, who is impowered to
give a receipt for the fame. It is expe&ed that
those concerned will avail themselves of this no
tice, as there cannot be a longer indulgence grant
ed; and not oblige the Executor to lodge their
accounts in the hands of an Attorney, which
however disagreeable, he will be obliged to do ;
as there is an absolute necessity of fettling the af
fairs of said TeGator immediately.
WILLIAM WILKIE,
Anting Executor.
Charleston, June 8, 1784.
NOTI cT
TH E Subscriber having adminiftcred on the
eGate of Capt. Jofep'h Hutchins, deceased,
hereby requests all performs who have demands a
gainst the fame, to render in their accounts pro
perly attested, to Mr. Joshua Ward, Attorney at
I<aw, in whose hands the affairs of the estate are
placed, and those who are indebted to said estate,
by bond, note or book debt, are desired without
delay to fettle the fame according to law, as the
necessity for an adjustment of the affairs of the
deceased has obliged him to put the papers into the
hands of an Attorney.
WILLIAM PINDER,
Adfoiftrator to the estate of Capt. Jos. Hutchins.
Charleston, June 10.
HOUSE for SALE,
THAT very Commodious House and Lot,
No. 17, Meeting-Greet: it has ,a fufficient
quantity of rooms, closets, &c. for the accomoda
tion of a genteel family, besides the eligible situa
tion for business, which is inferior to none in this
city; the yard is fufficiently large to admit of every
neccllary out building, such as chair-house, Gables,
&c. &c. The terms of payment will be made
easy to the purchaser. For particulars apply on the
premises to Mr. John"Poftell, or at No. 81, Tradd-
Grcet, to ' POSTELL & GUIGNARD.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office
CCHOOLMASTERS AffiG^ Fables of
y Cioxall, with cuts, Art o^Speaking, Latin
Grammars, Buchanan's Syntax, or English Gram
r^nch Cables by Chambeau, Cullen's prac
tice of I hylic, Physical Pamphlets, New Method of
'""8' Receipt Looks with blotting paper,
Quills. o
t 0 TE ToTd;
OnTHURSDAY the tft of J ULYnw,
at Georgetown,
Tr A ? v ? luable PLANTATION on Port's
TT Liee<, within 6 rriiles of Georgetown, known,
ny the name of Summers's, within a quarter of a
i ^a^r^i abounding with a quantity of
c Pl " e for Rawing, and has a quantity of
Rice Swamp, 100 acres of which is already clear
ed and has been planted, and by the crops made
on it has proved inferior to none in the State;
r ™ tbe whole upwards of 120 acres.
Conditions of Sale, one half payable theist of
I ,'' '7% on bond with Security, the other
had tiie March, 1786. Any person inclinable to
ft-crra^ at Private Sale, may treat with Henry
Cr^t or the fubferibers. any time before the day
of Sale. MAURICE SIMONS,
ANTHONY BONNEAU,
Surviving Copartners of Anthony Bonneau & Co.
At the fame time and place will be Sold, the
well known and valuable Lots in Georgetown,
T 1" ',"' Wh ,b the property of Bonneau and
Jaimfon, on the Lame terms, apply as above.
ANTHONY BONNEAU,
Surviving Copartner.
For PRIVATE SALE^
On Long Credit,
Up vacant LO PS opposite to the house of
•A the Subscriber, No. 80, Broad-street. Fo,
terms apply to
DAVID RAMSAY.
For Sale,
At No. 81, Tradd-ftrect.
A " 1'" ' Afortment of Manchester Goods
/A just opened, confiding of Bordered Mock
Quilting, Corded Dimity, Queen's Cord, Princes,
Pyrancum, Italian and Prussian Cord, Muslin, Sat
tin and India ditto,, suitable for Ladies Riding Ha
'S°. 'iue India Dimity, plain and bordered
^attinet, Jannct Jeans, Cotton Counterpanes &c.
will be fold on very Reasonable Terms.
s t-r-aTT
ABkAHAM SADSON has in his poffeffio#
a black GELDING, about) 15 hands high,
twelve years old, two hind feet white, paces and
trots, no perceivable brand. A brown bay Gelding,
better than 14 hands high, a star in his' forehead
natural pacer, no brand, about nine years old.
Francis Geer has in his possession a small g^,
"Dre, 12 hands high, a flit on cacli ear, branded
on four quarters &. William Bell has in his pos
session a black Gelding, about nine years old, trots
branded on each shoulder B, 13 hands high, and
MH on the near buttock. I have likewise in my
possession two Bulls, about two years old, one 1
black pied, marked on one ear a crop and flit, all
under keel on therother, branded 25; the other
black fpetkled, marked and branded as the above.
Ihe owner or owners of the above Grays must
prove their property in fix months, before
H. DEWITT, T. P.
Chariefton DiJirift, June 2; 1784.
NOT I C E.
ANY Persons possessed of Articles belonging to
the United States of America, or can give in
formation where such are deposited in this State,
are hereby requested to fend a particular Account
thereof to the Subscriber, who is authorized to re
ceive the fame, and will give proper receipts for
what may be delivered.'
, GEORGE ABBOT HALL.-
CharleJlon, April 27, 1784.
_O T IC E."
TH E Co-PartnerJhip of David Adams, & Co.
is Dissolved; they expert those indebted to them,
will make immediate payment to the Subscriber, No. 105,
Broad-flreet, as no further notice will be given.
May 10, 1784. THOMAS DUNBAR.
S D
ABOUT two months, a white Cow, with
several brown spots about the neck, marked
W. W. Whoever will deliver her at No. 100
Meeting-Great, will receive a suitable reward.'
W A N T E D 7
AN Apprentice to the Hat-making Busi,
ness. Enquire at the Printing-Office.