The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-08-19 00:00:00, page 4

ROBERT DILLON,
AND
AMEDEUS CHIFFELLE,
HAVING entered into Co-partnerftip, give fcb
. lihmoticc to their friends and customers, that they 1
have removed their store of excellent liquors to No. 4., ^
on Primeau's wharf; where they will give fonftant .
attendance: they likewise keep afmall supply of liquors t'
No. sQ,QfAfreet. Those who may be pleafcd to .
employ,them as favors, the utmost attention will be paid
to their interef. 4:
N. B. R. Dillon wifies to c'fe his accounts witii
his creditors up to this day; begs th^ favour of theft
indebted to him. fence last year, to difeharge their
accounts immediately. , " °^..
AN INVOICE of DRY
-''GOODS, to a finall amount, will be fold
for State Indents. Enquire of tree Printer.
Churlefton, Augif2d, 1784. •
Imported in the Endeavour, direOlyJrom Amsterdam,
By J AM ESANDERSON.&Co.'
An afortment of India, German and' Dutch Goods,
conffling of articles adapted for the confumpteen of
this country; part of which they beg leave io par
ticularize, viz. • „'
Checks, A/
IJaerium and German Gripes,
Wareridorps, ffom No. 9 to 50.
German dimity,,
Platilles royalles,
Brown hollaed,
Ruffiadiafs,
Flemish bed tcks, 9/j. to iofp
Nankeens,.„
Bandanoe and 0 Qer handkerchiefs,
Best Dutch paper. :
Bobbins and tape, well aborted,
Bohea and Tonkay teas.
Chanson dm of a interior quality, ^
Hessian liner,
Narrow Bretagnes;
Oznaburgs, / . „.
Russia, Holland and Ravenduck,
Gun powder, F.HF in kegs of 12^ lb. each.
Which duty Will difeofe of on their umal terms,
for Cash srd Credit.
No. I'os, Erdadfreet, Angufl 3, 1784°
For BRISTO L,
TH E Brigantine ALERT, Thomas
Walker, yra er—for freight or Faffage
a pp'y to 'aid Mailer,Lr to #
Fuller, Hughes & 'Edwards.
No. 6, Tradd-fr^et.
HA Y M 3RMA N> °
Broker to the ufoe ol Finafcf
HAVING procureda licence for excerciffng the
employment of an' Auctioneer, in the city ,of
New-York, has now opened for the reception of
every Species of merchandise, his house, No. 22,
Wall-ffie'ct, lately occupied by Mr. Anthony
Blecker, (ofc of the beR Rands in the city); and
every branch of business, which in the smallest
degree, appertains to the profeßions of Factor,
Auctioneer and Broker, will be tranfa&ed in,it,
y^h th^ fidelity, difp^ch and punctuality, which
has hitherto "cffta&eri&l his&alwgsA t ^ ^
'Tht ifoufeife appoint of convenience and situation,
is exceedingly well calculated for tire differ nt kinds
of business abovementioned; and he thinks it
almost Unoceffaiy to aflure those who may favour
it with their orders, that the drilled attention shall
be paid to then,, and the utmost care and lolicitude
employed to promote their inter its.
The natuie or his business enables him to make
remittances to any part of the world, with peculiar
facility ; and ths he hopes wili operate considerably
in his favour, with thole who live ata dißance
A define of being more tAicahvel) ul lul, and of
giving uni^eifal fausfaftion to the public, are among
his principal motives fur opening this house, and
Ihall be the great leading principle of its t anfamims.
By being Broker to the office of finance, and
honoured with is confidence, all those fams have
palied through his hands, which the generolity of
the French Monarch, and the affection of the mer
chants of the United Provinces, prompted them to
furnish us with, to enable us to fappou the Spence
of the war, and which have lo much contributed to
its fuccefsf^ and happy termination. This is a
circumstance which has Atabhihed his ciedit and
reputation, and procured him the confidence of the
public —^a confidence which it ihall be his Rudy and
ambition to merit and incteafe, by sacredly perform
ing all his engagements.
The buiinels vid be conduced upon the most
liberal and extensive plan under tut erm of Ilayrn
Salomon find Jacob Mordecai.
^iladdphia, May 7, 1784.,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AND,
INSURANCE BROKER,
Has amoved his Office to the North-eaR corner
JpiFyEt $ WALTERS,
Have juft,sported in the flip Philadelphia, Ca,t.
Strong, and the brig Laetitia, Capt. Hall, from'
^Philadelphia, *
EXCELLENT Old Port Wine in Pipes and
114% Pipes,, Sweet Oil in Cases, Water, Milk
and Buffer sifcuft in Kegs, which they will fell
very reafontibiy for cash, at their wharf.
ffo BE SOLD,
fE4 BARGAIN,^,,
A TRACT of Hye Hundred Acres of entire
.A Swamp Land, on the WeR ftde of the Wa
ree River, butting and bounding tez the East on
said Riv&y to the North on lands granted to Mr.
john M'Queen, deceased, and on all other, lides,
when granted, on vacant land: The quality irfferi,;
or to no land in -that valuable part cf the State.
The terms of payment will be made easy. Enquire
at No. 17, Meeting-Rrett, of
John & Thomas Poftell.
Who have.for Sale, EFFINGHAM, tat well
known compleat Stud Horse, for size and figure
inferior to none in this State; for speed and bottom
(possibly) superior to any. His pedigree, which
is as unexceptionable as his figure, may be feeri,
and other particulars known, by applying as above.
ALSO, that very handsome and cbmpleat Ri
ding florfe ACHILLES; this horse is not only
valuable for riding, but from his figure, will in all
probability get good colts. For particulars, enquire
as above.
Robt. Cochran &Lewis Lestarjette,
Under the FIR M of
LEWIS LESTARJETTE&Co.
Have Amoved their Rore to No. 25, Bay, where
~. 1 .Obey have for falc,
OLD high proof Jamaica spirits and WeR-India
rum, by the hogfEeadj quarter calk, or three
gallons; Madeira, Viuchia, Sherry and Fort wines,
by the quarter calk or dozen; excellent claret by
the case or dozen; old Coniac brandy, Holland
gin, in cases and jugs; white wine vinegar; hyfon,
fouchong and bohea teas,' chocolate,' fingie and
double resisted sugar; Havannah and Mufeovado
do. black pepper, allspice, cloves, mace, cinna
mon and nutmegs ; almonds, raisins and currants ;
allum, cheese, tallow, mustard, fuperfine flour,
bifeuit in kegs; glass and crockery ware, salt, &c.
Likewise, Dry goods and flops.
• Orders from their country friends, will be faith
fully and punctually attended to, and produce at
the market price, taken in payment.
N. B, A consignment of London particular
Madeira wine, to be disposed of by the pipe, half
pipe, of quarter calk; and a rich and elegant
allortment of apartment glafles.—Neat prints and
coach glasses of all 'dimensions.
Negroes for Sale.
WILL BE SOLD,
A CARGO of SIX HUNDRED prime
fl healthy S L AV E S, julf arrived, after a
fhorc railage, in the Frigate Count De Norde, Capt.
fames Pinny, from Angola.
BALL, JENNINGS & Co.
Smiths, De SaiTure & Darrell.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office, .
Schoolmasters Assistants, Fables of
Croxall, with cuts, Art of Speaking, Latin
Grammars, Buch&tys Syntax, or Englifli Gram
mar, French Fablesfy Chambeau, Cullen's prac
tice of Physic, Phyfica&Bmphlets, New Method of
. Inoculating, Receipt „oks with blotting paper,
Quills.
N O I ICE~
THE Creditors of John Berwicke, late of
Charleston, deceased, are requested to render
in a Rate of their refpe&ive demands, properly
authenticated; and those indebted, to fettle and
pay Rich part as is recoverable by law, on or before
the hill day of October next, to
ANN BERWICKE, Administratrix.
'Charlefton, July 26, 1784.
N OT I C E.
TH E Enquirers, Assessors, and Collectors for
the Parches of St. Philip and St, Michael,
having called once at the several houses of the in
habitants, give this notice, . that they shall begin to
fit at the General Assembly Room in the State House
'on Wednesday next, the^iitli of August, from the
hours of 9 to 1 o'clock, to receive such returns as
are not yet delivered in; a@d that they shall con
tinue fitting until the zill infant, after which time,
defaulters will be dealt wkh according to law.
Peter Bacot, >^ n Edwards, jun.
Edward Trefcot, jofeph Dill,
John Calvert, John Bcalc,T
William Roper.
~ BLAN Ks'
Of every kind, may be had at the-
FriatiDg-Of&&
To be .Let,
IN an agreeable part of ±6 city, T^o Rooms,
with tait/ use 01 a. i^itchcm. Apply to
CUDWOWtH & WALLER.
& negroes for SALE..
J u ' l ° arri , d fr °m the Gold coast,
the b '"P*'°^ England, Capt.
i^TC^CT '"''" °ff" e 4 «bh ißi, and the
BT^ntirfe Alert, Capt. Thomas
Walker, ,/ith 199 SLAVES,
all prime and healthy, and,to be Sold by
Fisher, Hughes & Edwards.
Charleston, fitly 12, 1784.
= —
? Far Sale on easy Terms,
^Lr^"ANTA TION (Whittle River 111 nd,
ffiofite SL Stepheh's Pariffi, has hitherto
been as profitable tor indigo as any place on Santee,
—lands fufficient to employ 70 or ho hands to grUt
advantage,
A Plantation opposite the above, io? acres of
which is cleared and was* cultivated to great ad.
vantage..
Another Plantation North fide of Santee, known
by the name of Richmond, with a Sufficiency of
good land for three or four fettlem^nts, and which
will be divided.'
A Plantation in St. Stephen's Parifti, adjoining
Col. Maham, and John Pamor, Esq ; with this
place 3) prime Negroes may be had—they are moflly
workers. An extensive credit will be given for one
half the purchase money, the other half payable in
January, 1785, and 1786.,
A commodious well built Brick Hlufe on the
Bay No. 9, one half the purchase money to be
paid the present crop, possession given the firft of
April next, or sooner, if the conditions can be
complied with.
Two or Tnree Rice Plantations to be leafed lor
five or fix years, on easy rent. For terms apply to
}. Theodore Gaillard.
Who requests all perlons who may have any de
mands against him, of any kind whatsoever, that
they will leave a Rate of their demands at his house,
that he may take measures for fettling them accord
ing to law: he also requests those who may have
demands against tie eßates of Peter and Theodore
Gouidin, deceased, to deliver them in, as the eftaie
will Icon be delivered into the hands of one of the
heirs +
Richard Tennys,
P EGS leave to acquaint the Gentlemen and
JD Ladies of this Ciry and State, that he conti
nues the Business of PORTRAIT PAINTING,
(chiefly in Miniature) at the house of Mr Benjamin
Cudworth, No. 3, Cumberland ftreeet.
te^=~ ———=#^^-*act___ ron „ e ^^
For Private Sale,
A NEGRO WOMAN, allowed to be as com
plete 1 Washer and kroner, plain and pastry
Cook as any of her colour in the Rate, and fold for no
other fault thin because she wiffies for another owner.
Apply on lames-lfland to RUTH STONE.
August % 1784.
NO TIC E.
TH E Subferiber having received intimation
from fume of the Heits of she late Benjamin
Willianfon, that they could not conveniently meet
the Admimßrator, at the time lately advertised,
requests ail who are concerned, to meet the Third PEN
nejday in October, at the Exchange, Cofa-Iloufe.
William Williamson.
7^25,1784...-
NOTIC E.
Librarian of the Charleston Library
Society, having had information of a number
of volumes being dispersed about this city, and
different parts of the country, belonging to the
society ; it is requested, that all perlons poßeffed
of any of the lame, will immediately transmit
them to the fubferiber, at the Library room, the
riortli-eaR corner of the Exchange.'
By order of the Society,
JOHN Mq^ALL, Jun. Sec'ry.
N. B. The Books are marked on' the outside
of the cover, next to the tide page, “ Charleston
Library Society," and on the ba<k, underneath the
title, with theinitial letters C. T?L. S. and feme
of them are marked on the cover, next to the tide
page, J. MACKENZIE, Esq.
RO T I ? E.
A LL persons indebtedto the e/late of John Man
-4", derfon, ty St. David's Parijh, d&eaftd, are
eantfly desired to fettle and difeharge their refpe&ive
debts ;—and any perpm who will gtve 1 ^formation where
any Negroes or other personaI property belonging to the
said eftdte. may he found, the favor will be gratefully
acknowledged:—Thofe to whom the said efate is in
debted, are requested to give in theirjkveral demands to
GEORGE HERIOT,
DANIEL TUCKER^ § r ^ 7 ^
Georgetown, July 2, 1784.