The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-05-27 00:00:00, page 1

^^C' For °'"'b Dunkirk;
Amsterdam, Rotterdam; or any
^irar^x' Port in Great-Britain, the Trig
Compte D'A LOS 1, Captain Figoiy, a ft,r6ng
staunch vessel, burthen about I'ooo barrels of rice,
row lying at Scott's Wharf, and will be ready to
receive a Ca/go in Ten Days. For Fre ght apply
to
Daniel Bourdeaux^
For Bremen,
W^W The Ship MINERVA, J OACHIM
#%'&lb. Leatgen, Malter. for Freight cf
Indigo, er Ur. Pailage,having excellent Accommo
dations, apply w theCapt. on Beard, at Evclcicns
Viwf, cr to .
Daniel Bourdeaux.
.NOTI C E.
JOSEPH VESEY req .AD the favour of those
, indebted to innr. for b.,:00 ft Id l a st ve &+, to
cufch^xgr d:eir be ids, Notes, £c. before next
e,t?iUg day, or he fnaY be order ±c necessity of
_ k''. "g. q" vobi an ntioircy, to be lued for
without Yflirßbun.,
OwehJon, May IG, ^'b•
OPICES
13 Brd;;s ,
Eweetoil in bottles
Vinegar in jugs
Gin in jugs
Ditto in cases
Claret in Calks
Ditto (best) in bottles
hi it oil
1 aiuDrs colours
JDb powder
Yylon tea
looking glafles
Window glass
Sab ftuQ for women's
wear
1 affeties
Enk Lockings
Radies Glovei
Then's ditto
Timbrellas,
Sewing nix.
Tavl'c^s thread
Ribb — & Tapes
Stupe linen
Shirting ditto
Cetipn Cripes
Check Chins
\ kite linen ditto
Dimities
Best India and other
handkerchiefs
IMullin
/mnoiihS, Calicoes
^Nankeens
Superfine and common
Cloths
Caliimancoes
Ghina aborted
Fainted and vafnifhed
tin ware
DANIEL BOURDEAUX,
I: ^i u / received, er the Brig Cmn,te LYAteft, Capt,
ligoly, from Dunkirk, a Consignment. of D R Y
& OO D S. which are now opening at No. 109,
,<oad-,re.et, and watch wid be Sold by the Piece
or Package, at a very moderate advance, for Cfh
or Produce, or at afhort Credit.
Among may other Articles arc the'followi ng.
N. B. Capt. Figoly will give torftaht atten
dance at the above Store, to deliver the Goods that
bray be called for.
THE
G A Z ETTE
°F THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA:
CHARLES ION: Printed for A TIMOTHY NT n
1 1 HY, No. 100, Meeting-street.
Figures of maibre
Saddles
Sheet lead
Lead in bars
Shot of different sizes
Gun powder
Coals
Salt, Iron pots
Bar iron, Tin
Nails of various kinds
Chimney backs
Corks
Brass wire
Sitting chairs
Cordage aborted
Hops
Sieves
Glass ware
Queen's ditto
(Goblets
Empty bottles
Black lilk lace
hire laeb
Bntaimias
Ladies fans , „
Brushes and pencils
Sail needles
Conrad Brandy id t'afk^
.and anchors
Bunting
Blankets
Channel ~
Men's shoes
Si^mohen
Loh mongery
Writing paper
QYIE'
V hale bune
White "landers linen
Tlblc cloths; Fiadlloes
Pipes, &t. &c.
THURSDAY, MAY 27, tf 4 .
No. 105, Broad-street.
William Doughty, John Webb, and
James Anderson,
Under the firm of
JAMES ANDERSON & Co.
Have just imported ni the Lift Ship! from, Europe, a
very large and General Aflortment of DR Y
GOO DS; tonfflrig chiefly of the mo, ufful Ar
tuhsfor tie Country; besides a Variety of Fajhi
onable Goods for the ,rfot Acfan, among which
they particularize the following.
A Neat and very large assortment of Ribbons
from the Manufactures
A gf>al variety of elegant Sattin Petticoats, and
fame handsome Patterns of Silk
% An entire new and cheap Manufactory for Gen
tlemens summer wear
Nails, Glass, I<cmt. r f Locks and Hinges, with an
extensive ahortment of every necessary for building
A neat aflbrtment bf very cheap Saddles.
All Orders from their Country Friends will be
particularly attended to in the most punctual and
obliging manner. They have established their cor
fcfpondence upon such a bans in Europe, as will
injure them a conflant and well regulated assort
ment of DRY GOODS in Seafem; which, with
the Articles of Rum, Sugar and Salt, they flatter
tymidves will enable them to execute the Orders
©1 tiicu Cvuntiy l'rienGDm & &o to u.clr f*H)fn£h€n.
F ° f Wilmington (North
@fy - Carolina,
^Y^N^A^ The Brig NANCY
ROBERT STEVENSON, M^ffer
Wi ? Sa " ^ ^ few & V For Freighter Pafoe
apply to laid Captain, er to °
Daniel Bourdeaux.
1 Who has received by the above Brig, as well as
y the Brig Mars, Capt. Evans; a quantity of high
proof Jamaica Rem. He has alio for Sale, at
No. 48, Bay, Havann^i Sugars in boxes, Rhe-
Wine and Claret id ditto. Ticklenburg,
Qiuens, Ravens Duck, Russia ditto, German Steel
Teas of different qualities in chests and half chefts'
and Superfine Flour in barrels
, MERRICK& COURSE,
% e for .SALE, at N O . 7, Pedons-Alley, the fol
lowing GOCDS, imported in the late Arrivals from
.Europe, viz.'
Superfine B^
O Clothe
Ditto Kerfeymir^
Ditto Sag,thee
A large affqrtment of
, Infh linens
Mancheftet cotton
Linen Checks
Worsted furniture ditto
Clieck handkerchiefs
Furniture calico
Fuff:arts
Jeanets and
India Jeans ~
Marfnlles quilting
Diapers,
Peril ans, Drawboyi
Sarcmet, mantuas
I/iteftfings, model
Black fattin
plain lawn
Figured dittti.
Needle work'd handker
chiefs .
Pavilion A fill; gauzes
Ribbons..,,
Serving lilk twist &c;
Mattresses, Quilts
A few pieces carpeting
Coach trimmings
Nests of gilt red leather
trunks
Fine & coarse chip hats
Men's fine and coarse
white & black hats
Childrens ditto
glen's shoes and boots
Women's morocco and
fluff fhdes
Childrens ditto
An alloitmebt of stati
onary
Fr. Gun powder
AND
The following H^id
. Ware. viz.
Socket I'pades
Broad hoes
belling & broad axes
4,8, 10 &20 d. nails
10 by 8 and 11 by 9
. crown glass
Neat fowling pieces
Corhpleat lets of joiners
Carpenters and Coop
ers tools in chests
From the NORWICH PACKET.
Diftihaions between the Free Masons and the
newly instituted Order of Cincinnati.''''
7 'HE Ffee Masons are composed of members
1 taken from any or every class of men, ex
cluiive of no one of'good character, from the
highest to the loWeft in the community.
Lhe .Cincinnati consists of one order of men,
viz. Military Officers' , capable, however, of admit
ting honorary Members of the civil order, but in
.such proportion as to leave at all times a clear and
decided majority of the muctar).
The Free Masons therefore, cohfifting of mem
bers so varicht, if not opposite to each other iri
their political fentirhents, inlerefts, views and con
nexions, make it probably impracticable for them,
as a body, to form a dangerbus combination against
the government.
The Cincinnati muff always consist of a majority
of one order of men, and that the military.
The Society of Free Masons is instituted for the
purpose of good fellowfhip, and as h body, to
relieve the wants of their indigent brethren.'
. The Order of Cincinnati is instituted, not only
for the purposes abovemehtioned, but also as a
body to defend what they shall judge to be " the
exalted rights of human na\ire."
I he Free Masons if they naYe, bf affffi to have
any honors or privileges diftinft from their fellow
citizens, those honors and privileges will, with
their rdpeHive natural bodies, be laid in the dust.
I he honors and privileges of the military majority
of tire Cincinnati, whatever they are or may arrive
to, are intended to defeend, and like the hobilitf
in monarchical and an%cratical governments, en
tailed to their rattle heirs forever#
Therefore the institution of the Cincinnati?^
Concerted to rftablifh a compleat and perpetual
personal distinction, between the numerous mili
tary dignitaries of their corporation, and the Whole
remaining body of the people, who will then be
filled Plebeians throughout the community;
This is conceived to be very far from beihg the
case of the Free Masons, or indeed of any other
body of men in this Commonwealth, corporate or
not corporate, the legislative; executive, or judi
cial bodies not excepted.
[Our correspondent who furhithed us with the
foregoing, observes, that the two Societies are re
presented by Some, to be equally harmless—then
let them be put on the fame footing: but if they
will bear no comparison with each other, and the
Order of Cincinnati shall appear to be. fraught
with danger to “ the exalted rights of human
nature," tending rapidly to the introduction of an
American debility, as has been publicly affirmed
and not gainsaid; such a military nobility as plagued
and domineered over Europe for centuries—or, if
it tends to introduce even the mildest nobility,
since nobility itfelf is reprobated by these confede
rated republican states, is it not the duty of legisla
tures,. governors and magistrates, and their electors,
by all judicious and proper means in their power,
to prevent such an inflictions from acquiring any
degree of Strength or influence in tixis free coni
monwealth ?]
For Cape Francois,
^&M^ The Brig Le LEGER,
Capt. Louis Castandet,
Will be ready to take in, in a few days. Fof
Freight of Tobacco or Rice, apply to
Daniel Bourdeaux.
FOR SAL E,
On a Credit of Three or Four Years,
Healthy likely WENCH, about 23 years
of age, has had the Small-pox and Measles;
file is a good Washer and Ironer, and a tolerable
plain Cook.—Also a BOY, about 12 years of age,
who is very active and handy at House-work.
HUGER & FAIR.
No. 2204.