The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-08-26 00:00:00, page 4

A Small quantity of Doctor Bare r's Genuine
Antifcorbutic Dentifrice, and Albion Efface,
for preserving the Teeth, Gums, Sockets, Breath, &c.
It is prepared by himfelf, and warranted perfectly
free from the leaf corrosive particle or injurious pro
perty iohateper.—By attending properly to the directi
ons, and observing the necessary precautions, people
may not only free themselves frdm a great deal of pain,
and preface, their teeth and gums throughout life, but
also those of their Children, as health, and beauty of
. the teeth depends in a great measure on the' care and
treatment of them in early lie. The origin and for
mation of the teeth is the work of nature: hr*
preservation depends generally on . ^^nce of an
experienced Dektift.
Each pot of Antifcorbutic Dentifrice has, to prevent
frauds, his name on the cover and faled with his
coat of Arms, the fame al the copper-plate arms on the
table of the bottle, of Albion Thence, and is Sold
by the Printer of this Paper, at One Dollar each
with proper printed Directions.
ROBERT DILLON,
AND .
.AMEDEUS CHIFFELLE,
''T l AVING entered into Co-partnefhip, give pub-
Jl I lie notice to their friends and cujtomers, that they
have removed their fare of excellent liquors to No. 4,
on Pri leau's wharf; where they will give constant
attendance :' they likewise keep afmall supply of liquors
No. 50, Oueen-freet. Those who may be pleased to
employ them as fatiors, the utmost attention will be paid
to their interef.,
N. B. R. Dillon wfles to close his accounts with
his creditors up to this day; begs the favour of those
indebted to him, fence last year, to difeharge their
accounts'immediately. August 1,1784.
Imported in the Endeavour, dire City from Amflerdam,
By JAMES ANDERSON&Co.
An afortment of India, German and Dutch Goods,
con lifting of articles adapted for the consumption of
this country; part of which they beg leave tO Lpar
tvularize, viz.
Checks,
Haerlem and German Gripes,
Warendorps, fiom No. 9 to 50.
. ; German dimity,
Platilles royalles,
"Brown holland,
Ruffiadrafs,
Flemish bed ticks, yfg to lojfo
Nankeens,
Bandanoe arid other handkerchiefs,
0 Best Dutch paper.
Bobbins and tape, well assorted,
Bohea and Tonkay teas,
Chanson do. of a Superior quality,
Heffiah linen,
Narrow Bretagnes,
Oznaburg^,
Russia, Holland and Raven duck,
<Gun powder, F.HF. in kegs of iz| lb. e^cb,
'Which they will dispose of on their ulual terms,
for Cash and Credit.
Nd. 105, Broad-street, Angus 3, 1784.
Richard Jennys,
BEGS leave to acquaint the Gentlemen and
Ladies of this City 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.
RUN AWAY from the fubferiber, since the
22d July last, a negro fellow named Daniel,
was born in the Weft-Indies, speaks good French
and English; is about 5 feet high, likely face and
knock knees. Whoever will apprehend the laid
fellow, and take him to the Warden of the Work
house, or to the fubferiber, at No. 95, Broad
ftreet, shall receive a handsome reward. This is
to forbid all persons whatsoever from harbouring
said negro, as they may depend upon being prose
cuted by the law.
DELA CANTREE & SELLES.
NOTIC E.
ALL persons indebted to the eßate of Clement
Lempriere, deceased, fc requested to
make immediate payment; and those to whom the
estate are indebted to fend in their accounts pro
perly attested to Mrs. Atkins, in Orange-street,
or at Hobcaw, to
ANN PRINCE, Administratrix.
N. B. The business of Cleaning and Repair
ing Vessels will be carried on as usual at the Ship-
Yard at Hobcaw—Alfo Negro Calkers and Car
penters to be hired by the Day or Month.
NOTI C E.
THE Creditors of John Berwicke, late of
Charleston, deceased, are requested to render
in a state of their refpc6ive demands, properly
authenticated; and those indebted, to fettle and
pay such part as is recoverable by law, on or before
the firft day of October next, to
ANN BERWICKE, Administratrix.
Charlefon, July 26, 1784.
Have just imported in the flip Philadelphia, Capt.
Strong, and the brig Laetitia, Capt. Hall, from
Philadelphia,
EXCELLENT Old Port Wine in Pipes and
Half Pipes, Sweet Oil in Cases, Water, Milk
and Butter Biscuit in Kegs, which they will fell
very reasonably for cash, at their wharf.
To be Let,
IN an Agreeable part of the city, Two Rooms,
ufe of a Kitchen. Apply to
CUDWORTH & WALLER.
To'Mat the Printing-Office,
Schoolmasters Affiants, Fables of
Croxa.ll, with cuts, Art of Speaking, Latin
Grammars, Buchanan's Syntax, or English Gram
mar, French Fables by Chambead, Cullen's prac
tice of Physic, Physical Pamphlet's, New Method of
Inoculating, Receipt Books with blotting paper,
Quills.
For Sale on easy Terms,
AP LA NTA TI ON on Little River Inland,
oppofce St. Stephen's Pariffi, has hitherto
- been as profitable for indigo as any place on Santee,
—lands fufficient to employ 70 or 80 hands to great
advantage.,
A Plantation opposite the above, ioo acres of
which is cleared and was cultivated to great ad
vantage.
Another Plantation North site of Santee, known
by the name of Richmond, with a fufficiency of
good land for three or four fettianents, tynd which
will be divided.
A Plantation in St. Stephen's Parish, adjoining
Col. Maham, arid John Pamor, Esq ; with this
place 35 prime Negroes may be had —theyare mostly
workers. An extensive credit will be given for one
half the puEhafe money, the other half payable in
January, ;78§, and 1786.
A commodious well built Brick House on the
Bay, No. 9, one half the purchase money to be
paid the present crop, poffetihn given the firft of
April next, or loonier, if the conditions can be
complied with.
Two or Three Rice Plantations to be leafed for
five or fix yea's, on easy rent. For terms apply to
Theodore Gaillard.
Who requests all persons who may have any de
ma^ds against him, of any kind whatsoever, that
they will leavea Rate of their demands at his hbufe,
that he may take measures for fettling therh accord
ing to law: he also requests .those who may have
demands against the effaces of Peter and Theodore
Gendin, deceased, to deliver them in, as the estate
will soon be delivered into the hands of one of the
'heirs
For Private Sale,
For CASH or INDENTS,,
WAITING MEN, Girls, House wenches,
and Field Slaves.
CUDWORTH & WALLER.
For Private Sale,
A NEGRO WOMAN, allowed to be as com
plete a Washer and Ironer, plain and palby
Cook as any of her colour in the state, and fold for no
other fault than because she wishes for another owner.
Apply on lames-lfland to RUTH STONE.
August 2, 1784.
NOTIC E.
TH E Subferiber having received intimation
'from some of the Heirs of the late Benjamin
Williamson, that they could ^t conveniently meet
the Administrator, at the time lately advertised,
requests all who are concerned, to meet the Third Wed
nejday in -October, at the Exchange Coffee-Houfe.
William Williamson.
fitly ^5, ^7 8 4.
N OTIC E.
WHEREAS my wife SARAH, has dapA
from my bed and board, this is therefore t°
forwarn all persons not to harbour of Cruft her on my
'account, as I will pay no debts ts her contra Cling
from the date hereof.
Thomas Deighton.
Charleflon, August 16, 1784.
N O TI C E.
ALL persons to whom the estate of Peter
Sinkler, is any ways indebted, are desired to
fend in a state of their demands; and those indebt
ed to said estate, are earnestly desired to fettle with
the fubferiber according to law, by the firft of
Odober next, to enable him to make a final settle
ment with the heirs.
James Sinkler.
August 1, 1784.
- — ^ A ^ —— . .f^ ,fA N,
Broker to the Office of Finance,
HAVING procured a licence for excercifing the
employment of an Auctioneer, in the city of
New-York, has now opened for the reception of
every fpecics of merchandise, his house, No, 22,
Wall-street, lately occupied by Mr. Antimony
Bleeker, (one of the belt hands in the Hr, ; and
every branch of business, which in the finalleft
degree, appertains to the profeffions of. Factor,
Auctioneer and Broker, will be tranfa&d in if,
with that fidelity, dilpatch and punctuality, which
has hitherto chara&erifed his dealings.
The hvufe, in point of convenience and situation,
is exceedingly well calculated for the different kind,
of business abovemeotioned; and he thinks it
almost unntceffary to aflure those who may favour
it with their orders, that the ftrideft attention (halt
be paid to them, and the utmost care and solicitude
employed to promote their interefls.
Ihe nature of his business enables him to make
remittances to any part of the world, with peculiar
facility ; ind this he hopes will operate considerably
in his favour, with those who live at a distance
# A delire of being more extensively uftful, and of
giving universal fatisfaflion to the public, are among
his principal m tives for opening this house, and
shall be the great leading principle ofits tranfa&ions.
By being Broker to the effice of Finance, and
honoured with rs confidence, all those sums have
palled through his bands, which the generosity of
the French Monarch, and the afft&icn of the mer
chants of the United Provinces, prompted them to
furnifli us wirh, to enable us to support the expence
of the war, and which have so much contributed to
its fuccefsful and happy termination. This is a
circumflance which has established his credit and
reputation, and procured him the confidence of the
public—a confidence which it shall be fits study and
ambition to merit and increafr, by sacredly perform
ing all his engagements.
she business will be conduced up"n the most
liberal and extensive plan, under the hrfn of Hayre
Salopian and focob Mordecai.
Philadelphia, May 7, 1784,
N O T
TH E Enquirers, Assessors, and Collectors sot
the Parities of St. Philip and St. Michael,
Saving 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 Hbufe
on Wednesday next, the 11th of August, from the
hours of 9 to i o'clock, to receive such returns as
are not yet delivered in; and that they shall con
tinue fitting until the 21st instant; after which time,
defaulters will be dealt With according to law.
Peter Bacot, John Edwards, jun.
Edward Trefcot, Joseph Dill,
John Calvert, John Beale,
William Roper.
N O TI CE.
.A LL persons indebted tothe estate of John Mart*
4derton, of St. David's Parish, deceased, arf
earnestly desired to fettle and difeharge their refbetiiv e
debts ;—and any person who will give information whtrt
any Negroes or other personal property belonging to the
said estate may be found, the favor will be gratefully
acknowledged.—Those to whom the said estate is in
debted, are requested to give in theirfeveral demands tty
GEORGE HERIOT, )
DANIEL TUCKER, § Admimftrators.
Georgetown, July 2, 1784.
STRAY S.
JOEL M'LEMO RE, gives notice of a small bay
mare about 6 or 7 years old, branded on the near
jhoulder O, and on the near buttock W, paces and trots.
Taken from William M-Callefon, a black Horse
about 14 hands high, 9 or toyears old, thin made,
loft a piece of one ear.
Nathan White, gives notice of a sorrel Mare, a
bout 13 hands high, about 5 or 6 years old, afar z^
her forehead, neither docked nor branded.
M'Caigah Phillips, gives notice of a bright bay
Mare, about 12 years old, a far in her forehead,
neither docked nor branded.
Robert Howell, gives notice of a Chefnut forret
Horse, about 14 hands high, and about 6 or 7 years
old, large white in his forehead, his hind feet whites
long tail, branded on the near jhoulderTn.
Joel M'Lemore, gives notice of a sorrel bay Horse,
about 13 hands high, and about toyears old, afmalC
far in his forehead, fliort tail, branded on the off
Jhoulder H. The owners of the abovefrays must prove
their properties within the time prescribed by law, be
fore WILLIAM MEYER, f. F,
July 12. 1784. Camden DifriCt.
STRAYED,
A White COW, with a few brown spots about
her neck and back, branded W 2, marked
on one ear with a crop and flip, on the other a
crop and upper half penny Supposed to be be
tween Dorchester and Charl'fton. Whoevcr wiH
bring her to No, ^OO, Mectirg-freet, shall receive
a reasonable mard.
August ; 17 4.