The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-09-02 00:00:00, page 3

Bernard Callaghan,
Tallow Chandler, at No. '26, Tradd-freet,
I) EGS leave to inform his Friends, and the
) Public in General, that he will fell ' Candles
Kind Soap at the following prizes, viz.
White wax mould candles, at is. ^d. lb.
Yellow ditto . —. .- 12
White tallow, —— 0 10
Myrtle, — ^ .— o „
Dipped candles, all sizes - 0 8
Turpentine soap - _ o §
White ditto, — 0 6
N. B. Cafti will be given for any quantity of
Fallow at said place.
James Lamotte & Abraham Motte,
Having entered into Copartner fliip under the firm of
LAMOTTE & MOTTE,
BE G leave to inform their Friends and the
Public; that they propole carrying on the
FACTORAGE BUSINESS,
And. will be much obliged to those who will fa
vour them with the Gleof their Crops, as they may
depend the drifted attention will be paid to their
interett. they have a convenient brick building
foi tile reception of J reduce, and hope before the
winter to have Rores capable of containing a very
large quantity of Rice. Should their friends at anv
4ime want a bodt to bring down their produce, they
may be {applied by giving a few days notice.
From the experience of Mr. Lamotte, in tlie
value and quality of goods suitable for this country
they flatter themselves they will always give fatif
faffion to their friends in the purchase of such as
they may be pleased to dirAL
All Orders addressed to them at their CountN-
House on Motte's wharf, will be punctually com
plied witin Auguf 31, 1784.
Advice to the NA BOBS, 1
A sincere friend to she Nabobotic and Ariftocral
4ical intcreh, recommends as an eligible plan to be'
adopted bv the Nabobs and Ari docrats, that they j
should raise a contribution for the roof of en-1
H r ^rg a certain Bird out of his Care, whofel
Jirpni must surely found discordant in their]
Honors ears,
trie government of the late army of the United
Stated, or fucn rules and regulations as Cengrefs or
a Committee of the States may form.
Refolded, That the Superintendant of the Finan
cesof the United States, take order for furnifning,
on the warrant of the Secretary in the War-Office
the sums requisite for carrying the foregoing reso
lutions into dfe&.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Secretary^
CHARLESTO N,
SEPTEMBER % 1784.
TLESDAY evening ihe Ship Sally, Captain
Darrells Arrived here from Jamaica, bv
whom we have received the following intelli
gence, viz.
Kingßon, (Jamaica) Aug. 7.
FIIE direful cffe&s which we dreaded from the
hurricane of the 30th tilt, have been but' too fatally
realized. Considerable damage hds been done in
this town; many buildings have been thrown
down, numbers of piazzas deftroved, and molt of
the fences in the Savanna ' levelled with the ground.
Ihe roof ana part of the wall of the inner bar
racks on the parade, appropriated for the foldiersj
were driven in, and some of the most substantial
buildings in town flipped of their coverings. The
dwelling houses at mod of the pens in the neigh
bournood of Ringfton, have also every one beeri
in a greater or leffcr degree injured.
The harbours of Kingston 'arid Port Royal, on
the morning after the hurricane, exhibited the
mod striking pifture of deflation; His Majesty's
fliips Janus and Iphigenia, the Vernon armed ftofe
Trip, the fliip Nelly (Dawson) and some small
craft, being the only vedels that.rode out the storm.
Every other in these harbours were either funk or
driven ashore, and all of them difmafted. To give
a perVH account of the loss is a talk at present
impossible; many veffds being absolutely funk, of
which no vestige remains, but the heads of mails
which appear above water.
Died, Tuesday afternoon, Master Savage, eldert'
son of Dr. Richard Savage, of this City. }
Charles Ferguson,
No. 80, Tradd-ftreet,
TIEUES to fell Rice, Corn, Bias, Flour,
I—/ Butter, lallow, Bacon, tobacco, Deer Skins,
Pink, Angelica, and Gentian Roots, as he has hither
to done, and on the fame terms Any Gentleman
who cannot come to market, may rely on having his
produce diftofed of to the best advantage, and fopplied
with such necefanes as he may write for, whether his
produce is fold or not.
R ECE lEE 1)
^y the Brig Lc 1 Id, from Martinique, ^id to be
Sota at so. 05, Broad-street,
C''' 1 ^ "'' " id ^^^'ffia.^,
, Philadelphia S^erfine Flour.—Tu^undv "in
Hampers. De la CAN IRIK & SELLES,
VJehs & Bethune,
No 10}, Bread-Street,
LT A V E just received by the Sicon DIS-
I A . I' A TC H, Capt. Woodruff, from Lon
don, the undermentioned Articles, which they
will dhpofe of very low for Cash :
Black, white, and coloured luteftrings,
Mantuas, fattins, modes and farinets;
White, blue and green fergdefoy,
Black floreptme, bombazine, and lading,
Ribbons of tlic luted patterns, falh & hat ditto,
Crimson and white collar velvets,
Black velvet ribbons, Ostrich feathers & plumes,
Hat and gown crape, hair fearing, moreen,
Balloon trimming gauze, ditto stripe
fouflee ditto.
Sewing silk, China 'cups and faucery
vory combs and brushes, white ch' el needles,
Brass caftors; hoping deik locks, f ,k-case ditto,
Brass and iron rimmed door loc „ closet ditto,
Poitmantua, trunk and 'padloci s,
Hasps and staples, hooks ^ndhinges, HL ditto,
Coffee mills, fad irons, Saddlers tacks, brass do,
Nails of all forts, Iron wedges, gimblets. &c.
, N. B. They have on hand New Butter in
Firkins, —Hyfon Tea at Bs. and 6d. per pound,
Souchong ditto, at ss. and rod. ditto,
September 2, 1784. t.
For SAL E;
Eighteen miles from Charleston, adjoining lan^s of
Ralph Nurd, John Parker, and late John Glaze,
Esquires,
THAT valuable PLANTATION at
1 Goose-creek, the property of Mrs. Sfonah
Srabrick, containing 9,0 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 Charlellon, goodness of land, healthiness of 'fitu
ation, and elegance of neighbourhood, are powerful
recommendations in its favour and value If not
disposed of, at private falc, by the 23d of Septem
ber inftanr, it will on that day, be fold rit public
audion, at our office, No. „, Bay, and the terms
declared. Enquire of
Conyers, Holmes, & Co.
By Conyers, Holmes, & Co.
On 1 UESDAY, September 23d,
At our Office, No yr d;y,
, At ELEVEN RCI,%.
WILL BE PUBLICLY SOLD,
TH \T valuable and pleasantly fnuated
hou^e and LOT, in the township of BA
widere, now in the occupancy of Mr. lames Snick
land, and lets for 1,0 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 firn
ercaed; it contains eight upright and four garret
rooms, together with a kitchen, &c. underneath.
Also, sundry other LOI S in the fa d township.
The term c will be declared on the day of lale, and
a plan produced.
By C onyers, Holmes, & Co.
On TUESDAY; September 16th,
Immediately after the Sale of the Seven Lots o f
the Efate of George Ducat,
Will be Sold on the Spot,
'T'HAT valuable LOT of LAND fittf.
A ated in King-ttreet, near White Point, imme
diately opposite Mrs. Motte's, 'containing 48 f eet
front and 240 feet deep; its situation in s o agreeable
a neighbourhood, is tire ftrongtit recommendation
that can be offered. Conditions, credit to Ift Janu
ary, 178 g, giving bond with approved security?
For Sale, for Cash only,
A SCHOONER, built of the belt materials,
burden 160 barrels of rice, draws onl 6
feet water, will make an excellent Cooler, or may
do for the Weft-indies, having a Britiili Leghier
Apply to the Printer Sept. 2, 1784.
By Public Auction,
At our Office; No. 51, Bay,oppohte Roger's kFharf,
On Tuesday 4th of October next,
At TITELFE CClock predfay,
will BE SOL D,
npHAT valuable ISLAND on the
& north fide o Adupoo river, commonly called
and known by the name of Bernds Um/,containing
620 acres more or less, with a great quantity 0
feeding nsarlh adjoining it; the hjgn and i c efteehu-d
valuable for either ind.gu or con, and the range
extrao dinar} for flock. Sold by older of M r ,
Ann Kennedy, Ex^uAix, to the estate of Doti.
Kennedy, deceased. The conditions are, one thi.d
of the parchafe money to be paid in January 86,
she third in January 87, th\ remainder in January
88, on bond with undeniable lecurity, with inteicft
fioth the date. U iw.
Conyers, Holmes, & Co.
For PRIVATE SALE,
A \^uabl^ PLANTATION at Pori
-4 l pen, about 3 3 miles from this fry, and bui
three miles defiant from two good landings, con
taining 630 acres, 120 0 Iwhich is rice land,'and the
refl exceeding good for indigo, provisions, timber,
and the railing of hock of all kinds. On the pre
mises is a large deviling-house, a new b^rn rd
almost every other budding thht is heceffary on a
plantation, and would be very suitable for a country
retreat, or for a person having possessions to tha
rothhwa d. Ihe terms wil be easy, and may be
known by applying .at our office, at' No. 51, Bay,
opposite Rop r's Wharf. "
Conyers, Holmes, & Co.
— ——. 2
, WANTE D,
A Man (if he has a wife, no objection) that un
derstands Farming, to overlook, 8 or io ;
h^nds. Apply in Charleflou, or at the plantation
on Cooper's River, to GEORGE SMITH<
Ruflell, Jenkins, & Co;
HAVING experienced in the FAC
TORAGE BUSINESS every attention their
most linguine wishes could fugged, are induced to
pursue it the ensuing crop. Those gentlemen who
think proper to favour them with their buffnefs, may
depend the utmost regard will be paid to their in-,
teieff ; 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 carry
Rice, &t. to market—and also with feveial Stores to
lodge them in, whenever the prides are unfavorable
to the planters.
For Private Sale,
AL Gang of iHIRTtsiX prime
Country born NEGROES, on a Credit of
One, Two, and Three Years. For Terms, Ap
ply at our Office, No, 51, Bay.'
Conyers. Holmes, & Co.
6 N OT I C E.
A FL persons having demands against the estate
/ I of rhe late Richard Waller, Merchant, de
ceased, are rebelled to fend in their accounts
properly attested ; and those indebted to said estate
to fettle as the Jaw direAs; by the firft of Novem
ber next, as on default, their Bonds, &c will be
lodged in the hands of an Attorney, to be luG foi
without diltin&ion..
HARRIET WALLER, Executrix;
John Glaze,\
John Drake, / r
James Sinkler, ty^cutors.
Charles 1 anhy, )
Augufi 31, 1784.
WANTS A PLACE
IN a Store, a person well qualified, and can bd
well recommended. Enquire of the Frinter.
Jjft Opened, at No. 42, Bay,
YA DUTCH STORE,
And. Everard Van B r aam Houckpeeft,
Idas received by his Ship Endeavour,
fom Amsterdam,
A Very large Assortment gos different
,1. European GOODS cf the best Quality, of
which he will uifpole of by the Pfye or Package,
re a mod rate Advance for Cash, ^Produce or short
Credit only fl.
.A WET- TV U RSE,
^l7™ ''' " n Purchase or hire.—Ge
¥V nerobs terms will be given for one that is
young, healthy, good tempered —a liver in the
country will be preferred —Apply to the Printer.
— - ^
Thomas Farr, Ij'aac Motte, and,
Johp.'Splatt Cripps,
— , Under the firm of
JOHN SPLATT CRIPPS, & Co:
4^"°' 94, Broad-street,
HAVE j^t imported in the fliip Christiana,
° a p™ n fungus, from London, and other
Vfff Is from Europe, a General Assortment of Eu
r< ptan ^ Fafl-lndia GuGDS, amongst which
are, I hread Lace and Edging, Black I ace, white,
buts and green Negro Cloth, Duffils and Bed
Blankets, Fearnought Great-coats, middling and
coarse Cloths, flriped flannels, Sadlery, Carpen
ters, Coopers, Shoemakers, and all kinds of plan
tation tools, nails, locks and hinges; very elegant
guns and pi(tols,made by Twigg,—tingle and double
F and ba tie gun-powder, flints, bullets, ffiot, and
pig lead. .
Ihey will be obliged to their refpe&ive friends
in ihe country for their cullom, uhofe orders fhali
be purßuaTy complied with.