The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-09-06 00:00:00, page 4

Just Received.
In the ENDEAVOUR, Capt. D^^, ^ amp?r-:
dam, and now opened for Sale by the Sufember,
the following Articles; viz.
CI IN in cases and jugs,
7 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 firfl Store in Broad-street, coming from the
Bay.
Cantor & Co.
NOTICE
IS hereby given to ad persons who have demands
against the fubferiber, to deliver them ih for
payment; he requests those who are indebted to
him to fettle by Note or ctherwTe, particular)
th fe whose Bonds bafy been very long finding,
and no interest paid. He further gives this public
,rotice to all such performs, (if any dr re are) who •
may think themfe/ve< injured by the fubferiber, any
time since the capture of Charleftown, to make their
complaints,known, wh ch if founded on truth, he
will cheerfully make the mod ample fatisfidion.
Theodore Gaillard.
. -A^ 3°, ^T
NOTICE
IS hereby given to all persons having demands
against the estates of Peter or Theodore Gourdin,
deceased, to render them in properly attested, be
fore the firft day of January next, either to Mr.
Theodore Gourdin, or the fubferiber, that a diviftou
of tpofe estates will soon after take place, and the
Executor will confider himfelf no longer liable to
make good any claims which may be brought in af
ter that date. He requests all persons indebted to
said eflate, to fettle agreeable to law, by Lid time,
particularly those whole Bonds and Mortgages have
been landing from 15 to 18 years, and no interest
paid.
THEODORE GAILLARD.
Aaguft 30, 1784.
DRIFTED or STOLEN,
ASM ALL CANOE, brandedin one or two
places G. S. and a large C. rows with two
bars, and has rudder irons. A reward of Two
Dollars will be given, on returning her to the land
%• GEORGE SMITH
STRAYED,
AWnite COW, with a few brown spots about
her neck and back, branded W 2, maiked
on one ear with a crop and flip, on the other a
crop and upper half penny. Supposed to be be
tween Dorchester and Charledon% Whoever will
bring her to No. 100, Meetihg-ftreet, shall receive
a reasonable reward.
August 18, 1784.
For Private Sale, )
At the Round o,faen miles from fazkfoilborough,'
^pHAT valuable PLANTA TION whereon I
{ vow live, containing Bco acres, 120 acres of
which is fa amp, with a referee of water Efficient for:
70 acres; between 3 and 400 acres good for corn and
indigo, and the remainder good Efober land.4—Like
wife to be fold, the crop in the ground. On the pre
prifts is a good Dwelling-House and out-buildings.^—
The range is adowedto be one of the fneft in that
fttlement for fleck. for further particulars apply on
the spot, to ~
William Oswald.
August 16, 1784.
Exchange Coffee-Houle
and 'GRAPE TAVERN,
AN Y Number of Gentlemen, Clubs or Societies,
may be genteely entertained with Dinners, Sup
pers, &c. when bespoke, on the fhortef notice, and
elegantly drefed in the English or French tape, being
provided with an excellent man Cock, and other do
mefic attendants. , >
N. B. Soups, Reiijhes, and Beef Steaks, from
11 o'clock in the morning until 2 in the afternoon.
Tea, Coffee, @.from 8' o'clock in the morning until
Bat night. Soups, on the f/iortf notice, foil to
Gentlemen's houfts.
Burgwin, Hooper, & Alexander,
No. 8, Bedon's-Alley,
HAVE lately imported A GENERAL AS
. SORTMENT of GOODS, which they will
dilnofe of either Wh'olcfale or Retail, upon the
nfoft Reasonable Terms.
They have also for Sale, flour in barrels, just
received—a parcel of Red Oak Hhds. Staves,
Shingles,— and an excellent COOPER, either '
for Cash or Credit. 3. t. p.
JUST IMPORTED,
And now felling at No. 24^ on the Bay;
A variety of new Books and Pamphlets,
Printing and Writing Paper, &c. &c.
^~_ a — ^— __=—_&_.
JOHN POSTELL, 1
HAVING declined the Dry Goods Buhnefs
in favour bf Mellrs. St,ANN and GUIC
NARD, proposes continuing the FACTORAGE
and COMMISSION BUSINESS, in Co-partner
ship with M : r. TuC )xAs Postell, under the
Finn of
John ^ Thomas Powell,
Who solicit a continuance of the friendship, of
thole who favoured the former concern in par,- (
cular, and the public in general: they flatter them
' '^, thjt "he auronon which will be paid to the
', such as plcafe to employ them, will „
.ale the m give general fatisfaUion.;
They ha- .now to dispose of very great Bargains,
and upon t is that cannot be objected to, the,
following 1. 0 ; viz.
Four Tracts Land, three of 260 acres each,
and one of 1 acr< on Cedar Swamp, near
Orangeburgh ; p.?n corn, indigo, tobacco, or
any kind of winter g, and in a good range for
flock. '
Several valuable Tracts of Land on the Wa
teree.
A House and Seven Lots in the City of Charles
ton, —and Three or Four very valuable Tide
Swamp Plantations, fettled and improved, on the
River Fedee and Wacc maw.
All Orders from tin Country directed to them
at No. 17, Meeting-street, will be punctually at
ten led to.,
Charleston, August 21, 1784.
TO BE L E T,
RUSSELLS WHARF, r
BEING put into compleat repair, and where any
vessel which can come over the bar may load with
the greateJififty; it is very fatable for a Merchant :
or pallor, as there will, in a fort time, be fores I
erected to carry on the most extensive business. Apply to #
JANE RIJSSELL. Adminiftratiix
to the ts& f Alexander Ruf 11.
Vho gives this, notice to all persons any ways in-,
debted tofaid tfate to fettle the.fame immediately
with the Adminifratrix, agreeable to law; and all
those to whom the fate is indebted are defined to deli
ver in their accounts properly attefed, as there is a '
necessity of having that concern ' fettled as soon as
psole. ..,. A
To be SOLO,!
t At No. 80, Tradd-Arct. .
A FEW Excellent Philadelphia H A MS.—-
TA. A few nice Dutch CHEESES, just arrived.
JERVEY'& WALTERS,
Have just imported in the flip Philadelphia, Catt.
Strong, and the brig Letitia, Capt. Hall' , from
Philadelphia, .
EXCELLENT Old Port Wine in Pipes arid
Half Pipes, Sweet Oil in Cases, Water, Milk
and Butter Bifeuit in Kegs, which they will fell ~
very reasonably for cash, at their wharf.>
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
Schoolmasters Assistants, Fables of %
Croxall, with cuts, Art of Speaking, Latin
Grammars, Buchanan's Syntax, or English Gram
mar, French Fables by Chambeau, Cullen's prac
tice of Physic, Fhyfical Pamphlets, New Method of
Inoculating, Receipt Books with blotting paper,
Q u ills>
Imported in the Endeavour; direEilyfrom Amferdam,
ByJAMES ANDERSON&Co.
An afortment of India, German and Dutch Goods,
yonffing of articles adapted for the confamption of
this country ; fak of which they beg leave to par
ticularize, viz.
Checks,
Haerleni and German Gripes,
Warendorps, fiom No. 9 to 56.
German dimity,
Platilles royalles.
Brown holland,
Ruffiidrafs,
Fkmifli bed ticks, 9/4 to 10^4.
Nankeens,
Bandanoe and other handkerchiefs,
Belt Dutch paper,
bobbins and tape, well aborted,
Bohea and Tonkay teas,
Chanson do. of a fhperior quality,
Hessian ii nen,
Narrow Bretagnes,
Oznaburgs,
Russia, Holland and Raven duck,
Gun powder, F.HF. in kegs of 12, IE tach,
Which drey will dispose of on their dfual terms,
for Cash and Credit.
No. 105, Broad-ftreet',Ahguf 3, 1784.
J{ gR. James Malheney brought before me, to be
told, a SORREL HORSE, aboutig hands
high, 7 years old, branded on the mounting but
tock 3. j. The owner muff prove his property
before me,
JOHN LOGAN, J. P.
Round O, July 26, 1784,
ChiTitGphcr Gadidun A Sons;
INTEND (w/iuaUgix the IkAtora;e
E ensuing fafon, when Bay will be waged thy^
friends for t^e difrfel of /heir crops. The yr p c yd
attention will be paid to their inter?,ft, end they war
defad on never being obliged toflEh^r rice f, want
T A^ ro&uz. Gas.
, Just Arrived,
A Email fucu/'iy of Doctor Ba k e n's Genuin r
A" uL h urbuth. De:itifries, and Albi on EEnce
Jor prefruing the seeth, Gums, 'Sockets, Breath. 8c
A is prepared by hiaflf, and warranted HrfcA,
freeJrd:.tne left correctparticle or injuries fr
Jef wh for.—By Blending foffy /? /g, .din^i.
uns, and otfervzHg the ue'eilA, trerautions.
may not only free therfßesfref a great du/frf,
ayd ^ ,ejeroe their tecta ana gums t^rouehout Ls, bu'
afo tnefe of ikrnr Children, as health, and beauty cj
the teeth depends in agfr.tmeftoe on the cars and,
treaGneuff Gem. A ear) life. The origin and for
ixatioa of the teelti is the work of mature; but tkAr
prfouAn defods ftraf ^ ^ affoefan
experienced Dcrtf.' '
Lack pot f AHfortatic Dentifrice has. to prevent
„uua.y ills tibiae on the cover dad feahd with his
rout f Arms, the Due as the copper-plate arms on the
table op tue botwe, eg Albion Licence, and is Soli
by the Printer of ibis Paper, at One DAEr each,
with, proper printed Direftions.
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of knowledge, and the happy means of cir
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OR
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OF
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