The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-12-23 00:00:00, page 1

F OR SAL E,
THE BEAUTIFUL
^m^BERMUDA BUILT BRIG,
ONLY eight months old, burthen about 4CO
tierces of rice, she is well found, and a re
markable faft sailor. For terms apply to
NORTH & BLAKE.
Who have received by said vessel from Jamaica,
a few hogsheads and barrels belt Mufcovado sugar
and excellent Jamaica rum in hogsheads, which they
will dispose of on very reasonable terms.
BROUGHT to Georgetown goal on the 29th of Oc
tober las, a Negro Fellow named fohn, about 5
feet 3 inches high, aged about 25 years, and is of the
Guinea country, he freaks good Englifi, had on when
brought to goal an old brown Negro cloth jacket and
breeches, and fays he belongs to Mr. fohn Frazer.
Also a new Negro Fellow, brought to goal on the frft
of November, fleet 4 inches high, aged about 1 gyears§
has afmall hole in one of his nofoils, and a large fear
on Lis right leg, had on when brought to goaf, an old
Negro cloth jacket, he can neither tell his own nor his
muller's name.
Likewise two other new Negro Fellows^ brought to
goal on the second of November, one of them is about 5
feet 11 inches high, aged about 30 years, has his coun
try marks on his breaft —the other is about 5 feet 5
inches high, about 26 years of age, has his country
marks on his breast and back, both ofthefe Negros had
on when taken up, an oznaburg flirt each —they can
neither tell their .names, nor the navies of their owners.
JAMES FULLERTON, Goaler.
Georgetown, Dec. 7, 1784.
JOHN DAWSON,
REQUESTS all pirfons indebted to him, or to the
late copartnerflip of DAWSON& WALTER,
or by assignment to him, to be puhßual in paying the
inter ft to become due the Jiff of January 1785, and
to renew their obligations as the Law dire Els ; Which
will prevent the disagreeable consequence of having
them put in fait. 4^ !
THE fubferiber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he has eftablijhed an office
for the purpose of translating the English, French, Dutch
and other Languages, at No. 15, Meeting-freet.
WILLIAM BINGLEY.
N. B. StriEl adherence to the original writings
committed to his charge, and every pofftble expedition id
dispatching the fame, are his principal aim.
B 1 S O LT-
On SATURDA Y the Bth. of January next,
At the Plantation of Mrs. Mary Ford, on the
Horse-Shoe,
ABOUT Thirteen NEGROES, Houfbould
Furniture; a small stock of Cattle and Sheep,
the property of the estate of Mrs. Ballingall. Ex
tensive credit will be given.-—The conditions made
known on the day of sale.
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON,
ALEXANDER M'OUEAN,
Rt. PARKER SAUNDERS.
At thifame time and place, will be fold;
A few NEGROES, the property of Mr. Charted
Ford, deceased; on credit to the firft of April next;
South-Carolina Society
A QUARTERLY MEETING of the SOUTH
CAROLINA SOCIETY will be held at the
City Tavern, on Turfday, the 4th bf January next,
where the Members are desired to attend precisely
at Eleven g'Clock, and tranfaX the business before
dinner.
By Order of the Society,
John M'Call, jun. Clerk.
John & Thomas Manson,
Have received in the las flips from LONDON,
A I RESH Affortmer.t bf GOODS, which will
XA be opened in a few days for sale, bv whole
sale or retail, on very low terms, particularly for
Cash, at tiicir Store, No. 87, Church-direct, cor
ner of St. yichacl's alley. "„
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OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
Vol.] XLIIL]
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. T IMOT H Y, No. 89, Broad-Street.
THURSDAY, DE CE MB E R 23, 1784.
JUST PUBLISHED,
And to be SOLD at this Printing-Office,
(Price Half a Dollar,)
CONCILIATORY HINTS,
Attempting, by a fair State of Matters, to remove
Party Prejudices;—offering a few Reflexions on
the various Forms of Government;—pointing
out the Preference to be given to the Republi
can or Democratic System ;—and propofirig a
Convention by Delegates for the Purpose of ac
commodating our Constitution more perfectly to
the Principles of equal and permanent Freedom:
Submitted to the Consideration of the Citizens of
the Commonwealth of South-Carolina.
By PHILODEMUS.
Foe to all Party but the Public Weal.
Florian Charles Mey,
Has imported in the flip JOHAN VAN OLDEN
BARNEVELD, Captain Thomas Blundell,
and in the brig APOLLO, Captain Jan Haak,
from AMSTERDAM,
A large Assortment of Goods ;
Which he willfell at a low advance, by the package or
by the piece, for cash or a jhort credit, at his Whole
sale Warehouse, No; 18, Pinckney-freet, viz;
CREAS linen, plattilles, royals; shirting and
sheeting linens; oznaburgs of different prices;
cambricks and clear lawns; muffins, Marseilles
quiltings, and white striped dimity ; table cloths of
different prices; white, blond, and thread laces;
a great variety of callicoes and chintzes; striped
Holland and ravens duck; brown Russia drab; dif
ferent patterns bf linen pocket handkerchiefs; white
and coloured silk ditto; Flanders bed ticking from
7-4 to 10-4 wide ; coloured sewing silk; carpeting
of different patterns; velvets ; boulting elothsof dif
ferent numbers; ' fine beaver hats; a quantity of
coarse cloths ; blankets, oznaburg thread; colour
ed and white Haerlem ditto; fpinnel and fhocmak
ers ditto; fans, red fealirig wax, wafers, Dutch
quills, black and read lead pencils; compting house
books in sets; post and common writing paper, and
Rates; looking glasses; candlesticks rind fnuffers;
screws, brass hails, wafel irons; waggon fetews,
scales and weights; coffee mills, iron clefts, spy
glaffeS and telescopes; mill saws, copper kettles,
mulcts and gun locks, wine waggons; a variety
6f chimney tiles: cinnamon water ih quart and
pine bottles; ratafia in ditto; Holland gin in cases;
French brandy in ditto;,, Spanish ditto in ditto;
fine gun powder; Strafburg rapee fnuff; leather
packet books; memorandum ditto; smelling glas
ses; fiddles rind fiddle firings; painting brufhe's as
sorted; wooden spoons; mens shoes; gre^n and
bohea' tea ; two boxes of medicines aborted ; and a
number of other ufeful articles. 6wc
F ° r AMSTERDAM,
The Ship Johan van Olden
barneveld,
THOMAS BLUNDELL, Master;
A STOUT ftrohg new fllip, with good accom
modations fdr parfengers. Part of her cargo
is engaged, and she will fail one of the firft ffiips.
For freight of the remainder in rice, indigo, tobac
co, fl<ihs, &c. please to apply to the Master on
board, at Ptioleau's Wharf, or to
FLORIAN CHARLES MEf
in Pinckney-ftreet.
As this fliip is to bekept constantly in the trade be
tween this and Amflerdam, Gentlemen who wish to
receive goods from Holland, or to Ship goods from
here by her f may be assured, that it is the owner's
intention never to detain this veffe! longer than fix
weeks either in Aridterdam or here; and as the
Captain has been in that trade since the year 1767,
and is well acquainted with both coaffs, there is no
doubt, but his ihip will make as quick passages, as
any vessel in that trade. gwe
BLANKS of all kinds to be Sold
at this Printing-Office.
THE
F OR, SA L E,
ALUM Salt—Boards, Planks and Scantling;
—Carpets of beautiful colours Teneriff
Wine in Pipes, Hhds. and Quarter Casks, Madei
ra by the Dozen. Aptly to
JOHN MAUGER,
, No. 9. Bedon's-Alley.,.
? Who wants to Purchase, Indigo, Tobacco, Dec:
Skins, and Bees-Wax.
Charlatan, Dec. 17, 1784.
. F OUN
A MOURNING GOLD RlNG—Whoever
owns the fame may have it by rewarding the
Negro and paying for this Advertisement. Apply
at the Printing Office.
FOR PRIVATE-TALE^
A STRONG healthy new NEGRO FELLOW;
will be fold upon very reasonable terms, for
cash or upon a short credit. Apply at No. 5, Be
don's Alley, to : 1 '
ROBERT NORRIS, & Co.
Dec; 20, 1784*awe
—— .„
For Private Sale;
.On three years credit, for State Indents,
THAT airy HOUSE and LOT in Legare-ftreet,'
now occupied by Major Bouquet, 53 feet
front, and 270 deep.—On viewing the Lot, toge
ther with the neighbourhood, every person must
acknowledge its situation to be as agreeable for a
private family, as any in the city.
An excellent GOLD WATCH, warranted good.
The most elegant SNUFF BOX in Carolina;
one only excepted. ~
Two beautiful HUNTING PIECES, ; one of
which is painted in a mafferly manner, allowed by
judges to surpass any performance of the kind cvet
brought to America..
Cudworth & Waller.
N OTI C E.
THE copartnerfiif between Messrs. EDWARD
S. COLEMAN and GEORGE OGIER so
ing dissolved by mutual consent: NOTICE is hereby
given, that the. books of account, bonds, and notes of
the fame, are placed in my hands; and the most pofc
tive directions given, to commence suits dgainf such
persons, who fkall not difeharge their debts, or others,
wife fettle fatisfaaorily with me, oil or before the frft
of January, 1785.
THOMAS PARKER,
Attorney at Law.
Meeting-flhet, No. 89,
AW. 10, 1784.
~F 0 R S-A-f-E.
BLACKSTONE'# Reports, Bacon's Abridgement;
Swenburn's Travels, Blair's Le^ures, Beattie's
Dissertations, Hawkin's History of Muftc, Jacob's
Law Dictionary, Inigo Jones's Designs, Sportsman's
Dictionary, Alexander's Hiflory of Women, Burrow's
Reports, Cullen's Practice, Annual Regifler, Stewart's
Political Oeconomy, Premier's England, Collection of
Voyages, Private Life of Louis XT, Bell's Royal
Theatre, Bell's Britijh Poets, Johnson's Poets, Dutch
sealing wax, Plated bottle stands, ditto boat tray ink.
stands, cut glass, ditto fnuffer trays, ditto wax taper
Jtands, ditto dijk cross, ditto candlesticks, ditto cham
ber ditto, ditto chocolate pots ; which will be fold at a
reasonable advance for cafi or bills. Apply to
THOMAS "MORRIS.
% ' No. sc, Bay.
For Private Sale,
A valuable LOT of (,AND, on the south fide
of Tradd-ftreet, between Church-street and
the Bay; twenty-one feet wide, and eighty-tw®
feet deep. Its situation for trade is equal to any in
that street. One-fourth of the purchase money t®
be paid down, for the remainder the terms will be
made agreeable to the purchaser—For further par
ticulars apply to
A D,AM TUNN O.
No, 82, Tradd-ftreet.
N. B. If not fold before the 12th day of Janua^
ry next, it will be fold at Public Sale<
[No. 2257.]