The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-10-07 00:00:00, page 3

finger foould be heavier than his father'^ loins, and
that his father had scourged them with whips, but
he, would fcomge them with scorpions. In like
manner, Germaine, who could not hand before
the fecund George, and North, and other novices,
advised to tell the prosperous Americans a,tale of
the like kind, and the event was exa&ly the, fame.
The Israelites of the ten tribes and the Americans
both declared themselves Free, and became Inde
pendent."
The schooner Navarre, John Burrows, Maker,
belonging to Philadelphia, was call away the 24th
of August, at midnight, on the Martyrs, on the
coast of Florida. Next day three wreckers from
New-Providence fell in with her, and saved her
crew, with part of her cargo.
Captain Burrows had been at New-Orleans with
a cargo of flour, which the Spaniards would not
allow him to dispose of.
Monday morning failed for New-York, the brig
Lucretia, Captain Tinker, with whom went pas
sengers, Mrs. Jones, Mr. John Johnson, . Mr.
Stephen Lawrence, Mr. Cook, and several others.
Last Sunday evening was married in this city,
John Farr, Esq; of St. Paul's Parish, to Miss Mar
garet Hartley, daughter of the deceased Thomas
Hartley, Esq;
Saturday laftdied, Maker John Hahnbaum,
ion of Dr. George Hahnbaum, of this city.
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To be Sold at Private Sale,
A CORNER LOT of LAND in Hafellfreet,
containing 48 feet 6 inches in front, . and 131
feet in depth on Quince-street ; the back line from
East to Weft, gqfeeet 6 inches. If not fold at private
fate, on or before the 19th day of October inf. it will
then be put up at Public Auction, 'by Messrs. Col
cock and Gibbons.— For particulars, enquire of
Mr. Daniel Bourdeaux.
Charleston, October 7, 1784.
TO BE SOLD,
On FRIDAY, 15th of October inst.
By Messrs. COLCOCK, & GIBBONS.
AI RACI of LAND on Cainhoy, formerly the
property of Richard Singletary, about two
miles from a landing, containing about 160 acres,
60 of which is good rice land, the remainder well
timbered with good ajh and oak.—Conditions of sale,
one half cast, the other half, twelve months credit,.
with approved security.— For further particulars, ap
ply at No. 20, oh the Bay.
October 7, 1734.
NOTI C E.
THIS Public Notice is hereby given, that all the
negro Jlaves, flock of cattle, hogs, horses, furni
ture, goods and chattels, artd, all other, the ferfonal
fate and effects whatsoever, that was in the peffefan
of Daniel Hoy, late of Berkley County, planter,
deceased, at the time of his death,, is the sole and abso
lute right and property of Philip Meyer, of the City
of Charleston, Sugar-Baker; by virtue of a, bargain
arid sale to him thereof made; by thefaid Danied Hoy,
id his life time. The fetid Mr. Meyer, gives this
caution to all and every person and persons whafoever,
rot to molest, disturb, injure; oh in any other refpefl
concern himfelf or themselves 'with the said negroes, or,
any other part of the above described property, as they
will be prosecuted with the utmost rigour df. the law.—-
Mr. George Muckenfus, for the prefect, is em
powered by me to take care of, manage and direct the
said negro slaves, and all other the above defetib'ed
property.
PHILIP MEYER;
Charleston, October 6, 1784.
HORT & WARLEY;
HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE, the corner of Elliott-freet,and the
Bay, the following goods, just arrived in the bri
gantine PERSEVERANCE, Captain Cole,
from Hamburgh, by the piece or package, for cash
or produce,
German ofnaburgs
Striped and check
linens
Bed ticks and bed tick
ing, coarse and fine
Linen handkerchiefs
Fine Russia diaper for
table cloths and towels
Clouting diaper'
Diaper and damask table
cloths and napkins
Handsome oil cloths for
table covers,
Black crape
Green damafk,and white
thread pavilion gauze
Beautiful black, white,
and coloured ostrich
feathers
Phyfick phials and pill
boxes
Ivory and horn combs
Silk and,linen umbrellas
Brass arid copper tea
kettles '
Coffee mills
Post and fool'scap paper
Gun-powder, single F
unglazed, of the best
quality
Shot
German fleel
Grind ftbnes
Feathers for beds in bags
of 1201 b. wt.
Hyfon, green, and bohea
tea, in small chests
Bek Hamburgh refined
sugar
Jugs, mugs, jars and'
other done ware'
Scythes and draw knives
Excellent old coniac
brandy, in cases from
3^ to 16 gallons
Large strong rum cases,
with bottles cornpleat,
to contairkfrom 16 to
40 gallons
FORSA-L E,
At No. 16, Meeting-flregt,
A Y ARIETY of New BOOKS and PAM-
Y " INLETS, —and a small quantity of Printing
Pa P er - OctobeCg.
— _ „
. Exchange Coffee-Houfe.
TURI LE Soup every Monday, Wednesday,
ano Friday; other rich soups, beef steaks,
regimes, &c. every day during the present and ap
proaching cool season. Likewise, tea, coffee, and
chocolate, on the fhoftefl notice; civil usage, kind
treatment, and the best of entertainment, having
large commodious private, rooms for the receptioth
°1 Gentlemen —An assortment of the best genuine
wines, with good domeflic attendance..
, N. B. Genteel lodging appartments, ready at
all times for the reception of Grangers.
TOBEET,
~ And may be entered on immediately, 1
TH E Subferiber's HOUSE in Broad-street,
No. 13. As conveniently situated for Trade
as any in the City. For particulars apply to
Sept. 29, 1784. WILLIAM LEE.
T OBES OL D,
;Onreaf Friable terms, for ready money,
A LOT of LAND, in the village of Camden,
situate near the Court-House, and is a most
excellent stand for. a kore or tavern. Said Lot
contains in front 66 feet, and in depth 198 feet.
For particulars apply to the Printer.
Charleston, Sept, 23, 1784.
Alexander Bethune,
At his Grocery, Wine and Spirit Store,
No. 113, Broad-street, near the Exchange,
Has for Sale on the most reafonableTerms,
(For Cash or Produce only)
The following Articled, vi±.
OLD Madeira and Port Wines by the
pipe, half pipe, quartercalk or dozen
Very old Hoels, ,Rhehifh, Malaga, Sherry and Claret Wines
by,the d0zen;..,,,.. .
Very old high proof Jamaica spirits and Weft-India rum by
the hogshead, qtfartercafk or gallon
Old Geneva and Coniac brandy
Belt London porter by the hogshead, barrel or dozen
Best double diftill'd, white and red wine vinegar
Ralberry and cherry brandy in.pint bottles . ^^
French liquors of different forts in small and large bottles
Capelaire, orgeat, and syrup of lemon
Hyfon, green, fouchong and bohea. teas
Single and double refined loaf sugar
Mufeovado and Havana ditto
Chocolate and coffee \ iv
Fine Durham mustard in quarter, half and pound bottles '
Black and kayan pepper, ginger, faltpetre, allspice, cloves,
, mace, .cinnamon, nutmegs, and faffron
A variety of Pickles, consisting of anchovies, olives in pint
and quart bottles, capers, gerkins, walnuts, onions, cab
; bage, b^an^/mejlons, and mangoes
Florence oil in fla^s, pint and quart bottles *
Table fait in ba/kgs t( ..,:^
Pickled tripe and Philadelphia bifket in small kegs ' r ee
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, Spermaceti and tallow candles
Starch, yaftile and white soap
Matcheal, brown, pink and fine cyprus hair powder
Scented and plain ditto &
Hard and foft feented pomatum -'. : #
Waffi balls, /having powder, and Wiridfor soap
Powder in boxes and,bags, with down and silk puff's
Eflence of burgamot, muik, lemon, lavender and peppermint.
Milk of roses and royal liquid for the hair
Burgamot and rose water § , f ^ '
Spirits of hart thorn and double diftill'd lavender water
Turlington's balsam and aquebufade ,water
Anderfon't pillfy powder bark and rhubarb
Tooth powder and brushes .. #
Brown rappee, Scotch fnuff and pigtail tobacco
Smoaking tobacco and long tobacco pipes pointed
Gunpowder and /hot of all sizes
Bar lead in fm^ll pigs ;,I # ,
A neat aflortment of glass, crockery and tin wrre
Copper and tin tea kettles ' -
Compleat table sets of Queen's ware, plain and blue edgfd
Briches of all forts, and hair sieves of different sizes
Best velvet long and short corks
Mogul and Harry VlHth's playing cards,
A few gross of best London-ground , watch chryftals, + ,
N. B. Captains of yeffels, or gentlemen going to sea, may
be Applied with all kinds of sea stores of the best and at the
cheapeff rate ; likewise orders from the country will be com
plied with at the ffiorteft notice. ts f.
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I'or Private Sale, on a long Credit,
A Convenient HOUSE and LOT in a
very pleasant situation. The house contains
eight rooms, fix of which have fireplaces and closets
lately put in compleat repair, with a good ,kitchen,
waffi house, poultry, chair and wood house, and a
(table for four hories, with a well, &c. For terms,
apply to Conyers, Holmes, & Co.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
A PLEASANT situated HOUSE and LOT
on White-point. Four years credit will be
given. Enquire at our Office, No. 51, Bay, op
posite Roper's wharf.
CONYERS, HOLMES, & Co.
Stolen or Strayed,
I^ROM the Plantation late General Williamfo'n%.
. near the Quarter House, a small black Horse,
Branded 1, mane cut.—-One white ditto, 15 hands
high, brand not remembered.—A small bay Horse,
branded B. Said horses were put up for sale with
three others, and a waggon, by Messrs. Colcock &
Gibbons, some weeks ago. Whoever will return
said hoifes, or give information, so that they may
be recoveerd, at No. 4, Bedon's-alley, at said plan
tation, to Doctor James Brown, in Charleston, or
his Overseer, at lippicoplaw, St. John's Parish,
Santee, shall receive a handsome reward, and all
charges paid.
September 29, 1784.
For SALE, or FREIGHT
T ° th ° WEST ~ INDIA ISLANDS,
The Brigantine Perseverance,
Captain C O L E,
Now lying at Prioleau's wharf:'
SH E is a strong, complete, well built double
decked vessel, lately sheathed, and upper works
quite new; burthen about five hundred barrels of
rice; a very faft sailer, and well found. For parti
culars apply to
HORT and WARLEY.
7hr. Frederick Henning;.
Has imported in the brig GUTE AUSSICHT,
Captain Christiansen, from Hamburgh, and
now is felling, very cheap, for cash, at the house
YMrs. YANIMFAL, No. 17, Oueen-ftreet,
A NUMBER of Elegant Gilt LOOKING
GLASSES, from 33 to 9 inches in length,
and from 27 to 7 inches in breadth.'
At the fame place may be had, in the German Lan\
Mr. Frederick Henning's
Reiner Krfflall-Strohm,
First and Second volume, with hymns. To which is
annexed his trial and vindication at the Ecclesiastical
Court held at Roftock, in Mecklenburg.,
N. B. As Mr. Henning intends to depart from
this State in about eight days; he desires all those
who should be inclined to buy, tq make speedy
application.
Purfoant to a Decree of the Honorable Court
9- of Chancery,
WILL BE SOL D,
At the Subferiber's Huofe, No. 74, the corner of King;
and Broad-streets,
On WEDNESDAY, 27th Q&ober #
THAT Valuable and pleasantly situated House
and Lot on South-bay, belonging to the eftater
of Benjamin Wilkins, 'deceafed, containing in front
on Legare-ftreet 53 feet, and in depth 270. Terms
of sale, qool. cash, and the remainder payable in:
equal proportions, on the firft of January, 1786^
1787, 1788, and 1789.
Wm. HASELL GIBBES.
i.w. Mafl. in Chan.
T O BE L ET,
A LARGE DRY CELL AR, in Broad-street,
near the City Tavern. Enquire of the
Printer.
AN UMBRELLA was left yesterday in a
Store, marked R. Lowe, and one then ta,
ken by mistake, marked I. R. The person who
has made the mistake will please to rectify it by
calling at No, 51, Bay.
Sept. 23, 1784.
, Just Arrived, ,
A Small quantity of Doctor Bake r's Genuine,
Antifcorbutic Dentifrice, and Albion Essence,
for preferring the Teeth, Gums, Sockets, Breath, &c_
It is prepared by himfelf, and warranted perfectly
free from the leaf corrosive particle or injurious pro-*
perty whatever.—By attending properly to the direkti-*
ons, and observing the necefary precautions,, people:
may not only free themselves from a great deal of pain,
and preserve 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 life. The origin and for^
matron of the teeth is the work of nature; but their
preservation depends generally on the affiance of am
experienced Dentist. # 4 .
,Each pot of Antifcorbutic Dentifrice has, to prevent
frauds, his name on the cover and sealed with hist
coat of Arms, the fame asjhe copper-plate arms on th©
table of the bottle, of Albion Essence, and is Soldi
by the Printer of this. Paper, at One Dollar each #
with proper printed Directions.
At PRIVATE SALE,
NEGRO CARPENTER, and BRICKLAri
ER. For terms, enquire of the Printer.
BLANKS of all kinds to be Sold
at this Printing-Office.