The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-09-20 00:00:00, page 4

Wells & Bethune,
No 10J, Broad-Street,
A"jull received by the Sloop DIS
PATCII, Capt. Woodruff, from Lon
don, the undermentioned Articles, which they
will dispose of very low for Cash:
Black, white, and coloured luteftrings,
Mantuas, fattins, modes and farfnets,
White, blue and green fergedefoy,
Black flarefeinc^ bombazine, and lading,
Ribbons of the latest patterns, sash & hat ditto.
Crimson and white collar velvets,
Black velvet ribbons, Offrich.feathers & plumes,
Hat and gown crape, hair fearing, norcen,
Balloon trimming gauze, ditto stripe and crare
foullee ditto,
Sewing hlk, China cups and faucefs,
Ivory combs and brushes, white chapel need ,
Brass caftors, Hoping deik locks, book-case ditto,
Brass and iron rimmed door locks, closet ditto,
Fortmantua, trunk, and padlocks,
Hasps and 'Naples, hooks and hinges, 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. difto,
Septembers, 1784. t.
Just Arrived,
A Small quantity of Doctor B aker's Genuine
Antiscorbutic Dentifrice, and Albion Essence,
for prefacing the Teeth, Gums, Sockets, Breath, &c.
It is prepared by himfelf, and warranted perfectly
free from the leaf corrofve particle or injurious pro
perty whatever.—By attending properly to the directi
ons, and observing the necessary precautions, people
may not only free themselves from 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 life. The origin and for
viation of the teeth is the work of nature; but thei?
preservation depends generally on the affiance of an
experienced Dentist.
Each pot of Antiscorbutic Dentifrice has, to prevent
frauds, his name on the cover and failed 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.
TiIREE GUINEAS Reward.
D AN AWAY from the fub
' scriber, the 6th Sept. inf. a negro fellow named
Monmouth, Carolina born; abaut 5 feet 10 inches
high, f^'t and well made, very black; he is plausible
and aruul. All makers of vefrls and others, are
forwarned froln harbouring or earring him of, as they.
may depend on dufwering the confequeraes. The above
toward will A 'paid to whoever will deliver him to the
Warden of the Sufar huff, or to
° ROBERT PRINGLE.
Charles Ferguson,
No; 80, Tradd-ltreet;
CONTINUES to fell Rice, Corn, Peas, Flour,
Butter, Tallow, Bacon, Tobacco, Deer Skins,
Pink, Angelica, and Gentian Roots, as he has hither
to done, and on the fame terms —Ary Gentleman,
who cannot come to market, may rely on having his
produce difpfdofto the best advantage, andfubplied
with fuck neceffarics as he may write for, whether his
produce is fold or not.
Ihomas Farr, Isaac Motte, arid
John Sflalf Cripps
Under the firm of
JOHN 'SPLATT CRIPPS, & Co.
At No. 94, Broad-street,
LI AVE just imported in the ship Christiana,
J I Captain Angus, from London, and other
vefkls from Europe, a General Ahortment of Eu
repcan and Haft-India GOODS, amingft which
are, ibread Lace and Edging, B ack Lace, white,
hue, and green Negro Cloth, Duffils and Bed
Blankets, fearnought Great-coats, middling and
co, rie Cloths, doped flannels, Sadlery, Carpen- :
ters, Coders, Shoemakers, and all kinds of plan
tation tools, nails, locks arid hinges; very elegant
guns and piltols,made by Twigg,—hngle and double
F and ba.de gun-powder, Hints, bullets, ffiot, and
pig lead.
Ihey will be obliged to their refpe&ive friends
in the country for their cuHom, whole orders ihall
be puhdualy complied with.
TO BE SOLD,
And on very moderate Terms, for Cash,
At No. 86, Iradd-freet,
LONDON Duffil Blankets of an extra, quality,
—Blue, green, and white plains —Fearnaught
and duthl grem-coats —Fearnaught jackets—Pea
jackets and keifey ditto—- I rowfers, Hurts, and mi
litary fhues, very cheap —Double Gloucefler chee e
— Excellent hngle relined loaf fuga'r, 8 and 91b.
the leal—With a number of other articles in the
provision way.
FCR SAL E,
On ar exitnfoe "redit, the following property of
iNury Aronneaq, Esq; viz.
ift. ^-T" RAT : ible Houle, Offices, and ex
fl cellent rden, No. too Meeting
ftrect, presently occupied by the Hon. General
Moultrie, containing in front n said street 94 feet,
and in depth 300 feet.
2d. That House, Offices, and Garden, No. 46,
Qiieen-ftreet, presently occupied by Mts. Dawson,
containing in front on said ftieet 72 feet, and in
depth 226 feet.
3d. That Lot in Broad-Hreet. No 12|, in a
very capital situation for Business, presently occu
pied by Charles Morgan ^ Co. containing in front
on said street 24 feet, and in depth 90 feet.
4th. That Lot in Queen-Erect, No. , feet,
nearly opposite Mrs. Dawson's, presently occupied
by Henty Ephraim Schultz, containing in front on
said street 25 feet, and in depth 98 feet.
A Ls
That PEW in St Michael's Church, on the
North fide, near the Pulpit, No. 13.
The situation of the different Houses and Lots is
so perfectly known, that any further description is
considered unneteffaiy. For terms of sale, &c.
enquire of
James & Edward Penman,
No 15, Bay.
Isaac Motte,
Rawlins Lowndes, |
John Huger, > Attornics.
John Deas,
Edward Penman J
Sept. 2, 1784.
Just Received,
In the ENDEAVOUR, Capt. BUOG, from Amfl er
dam, and now opened for Sale by the Subscriber
the following Articles; viz.
GIN in cases and jugs,
Calicoes and chintzes,
Elegant caps for Ladies morning dress,
Gauze aprons and handkerchiefs,
Coloured Ribbons.
Blue printed linen handkerchiefs, and other Ar
ticles, which they will fell for Cash or Credit, at
the firft Store in Broad-street, coming from the
Bay.
Cantor & Co.
For Private Sale,
On a CREDIT of One, Two and Three Years,
A Trail of LAND in St. James's Parish, Santee,
containing 1000 acres old mcafure, 350 acres
of which is river swamp; the high land bluffs on the
the river, and affords a mos beautiful place of settle
ment; the landing is much frequented by schooners,
and is a most excellent place to erect floras for the re
ception of the Up Country produce.
ALS O,
A PLANTATION on Goose-Creek, about 21 miles
from Charleston, on the main road to the Congarees:
it contains 900 acres, about 100 acres of which is ex
cellent rice faamp, 200 acres is excellent for corn or
indigo, the remainder is well timbered and wooded.
For particulars apply to
Kennedy & Huggins.
Charlefon, August 16, 1787.
NOT I C E.
AS a settlement of the late co-partnership of
White and Walter will shortly be made,
thole persons to whem they arc indebted, are dclircd
to bring in their accounts for payment; and those
indebted thereto, to make immediate payment to
SIMS WHIT E,
Who informs his friends and the-public, that he
intendscontinuingthe FACTORAGE ®USINESS
the ensuing feGon, and will be much obliged to
those who will favour him with the sale of their
crops: due att ction will be paid to their interests,
and boats provßed in time to bring their rice, &c.
to market.
To be Sold,
BY the Subscriber at No. 10, Beaufane-ftreet,
a parcel of well made Bootsand Shoes of fine
thin leather, Servants ditto. He requests his
customers wil pay off their debts of above two
years handing.
PATRICK HINDS.
RECEIVED
By the Brig Le VIF, from Martinique, and to be
Sold at No. 95, Broad-street,
CUGAR in Hhds. and barrels,- —Taffia.— Also,
O Philadelphia Superfine Flour, —Burgundy in
Hampers. De la CANTRIE & SELLES.
Christopher Gadsden & Sons,
INTEND continuing in the Factorage biftnefs the
A enfuCTg season, when they will be obliged to their
Inendsfor the dfpfal of their crops. The greatest
attention will be paid to their interest, and they may
depend on n?ve~ being obliged to fell their rice for watt
Ifore room. 6w.
FOR SAL E,
By Private Contrail, on a Credit of Twelve Months.
A Very valuable Tra& of LAND, containing
200 acres old measure, fituatedin Bush Poori, .
Berkley County, 33 miles from town. For further
particulars,enquire of William Farrow, or in his
absence, JOHN RALPH,
No. 100, Church-Erect.
TO BE LE T,
RUSSELLI WHARE,
BEIEG put into bompfeat repair, and where any
vessel which can come over the bar may load with
the greateflfafety; it is very suitable for a Merchant
or Factor, as there will, in a fort time, be fores
erefled to carry on the mos extensive business. Apply to
JANE RUSSELL, Adminiflraprix
to the estate of Alexander Rufell, or
CHARLES MORGAN,
No. 12§, Broad-street.
Tino give this notice to all persons any ways in
debted to said estate to fettle the fame immediately
with the Administratrix, or said Mr. Morgan, agree
able to law; and all those to whom the estate is in
debted are desired to deliver in their accounts properly
attefed, as there is a necessity of having that concern
fettled as soon as pofible.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
SCHOOLMASTERS AmibY, Fables of
D Croxall, with cuts. Art of Speaking, Latin
Grammars, Buchanan's Syntax, or English Gram
mar, French Fables bv Chambeau, Cullen's prac
tice of Physic, Phylical Pamphlets, New Method of
Inoculating, Receipt Books with blotting paper.
Quills.
At PRIVATE SALE,
NEGRO CARPEN TER, and BRICKLAY
' ER. Ear 'terras, enquire of the Printer.
Wanted Immediately,
TO be delivered at the Subferiber's Wharf,
500 PINE LOGS, 20 feet long and up
wards, and 9 inches thick at the fmallcE end.'
Christopher Gadsden.
Sept. 6, 1784.
I HE Vefry of bt. Philip's, Charlellon,
l inform the tenants of Glebe Lots, that if ar
rears of rent due the z§th of March lalt, be not paid
to the Rev. Robert Smith, before the go h of Sep
tember, the lots will on that dry be fold agreeable
to the terms of leases. Sept. 1, 1784..
TO BE LET,
And entered on immediate!;,
A Small house, No. 29, in Ckwch-freet, conveapr'
for a fnall family. For particulars enquire at
Jaid house, or No. 27U Bay.
Io be SOL D,
At No. 80, Tradd-Eret.
A FEW Excellent Philadelphia HAMS.—
A few nice Dutch CHEESES, just arrived.
LAST NOTIC E,
To all persons indebted to George Lockey.
THE fubferibers are under the necessity of in
forming all those indebted to the above
mentioned G. Lockey, that unless they pay their
debts due to him, before the firft day of O&ober
ensuing, they will be sued without diftinftion.
EDWARD CROOK,
ROBERT FIELDING.
Sept. 11, 1784. No. 19% Bay.
NOT I~C E.
IF there is fiich a man by the name of Burnil,
or Burnel, now living in either of the States of
Georgia or South-Carolina, and will let me know
where his place of residence is, or will call at
No. 52, Broad-street, on Doctor Isaac Chanler, he
may hear of something to his advantage.
BLAKE LEAY WHITE.
Charleston, August 31, 1783.
N OTIC E.
TH E Subscriber having received intimation
from some of the Heirs of the late Benjamin
IVilliamfcm, that they could not conveniently meet
the Administrator, at the time lately advertised,
requests all who are concerned, to meet the Third Wed
nesday in October, at the Exchange Coffee-Houfe.
William Williamson.
_3^ 25, 1784. _
JERVEY & WALTERS,
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 Bifeuit in Kegs, which they will fell
very reasonably for cash, at their wharf.