The South-Carolina gazette and general advertizer — Charlestown [i.e. Charleston, S.C.], 1784-03-09 00:00:00, page 2

JUST IMPORTED,
A Few Chests of heft Bloom HYSON TEfi, znd
A now fellmg Wholesale and Retail, at No. 7 ,
Broad-ttreet. , "9
PIANO FORTES.
GRANT and SIMONS, No. 41, ^y, have' for Sale
three very handfo^e Piano Fortes, with spare
firings and hammers, complect. 1 (9°3
To be SOLD,
„ EST Ungl#zed RIFLE 'POWDER, in small Kegs
B of about 25 wt. and SHOT of different ffzes,
at No. 107, Broad street. (94°
Vote Sid at Private Sale,
By S. WATSON and Co.*Nfyi3, Broad-street;
a Pew Puncheons of High-Proof Jamaica Rum,
A just imported in the Brig Charlotte, Capt. Bennet.
Likewise a few Bags of Allspice. (768
To be SOLD, for cash or produce,
On Scott's Wharf,
JAMAICA Spirits in puncheons and porter
" barrels, and a small quantity of Mufcovado Sugar
in barrels, by BOYD REID.
Cbarlefon, February 25, '7*4. /"'
THOMAS EVELEIGH and Co.
HAVE received by the (hip Catharine, Capt. Coffin
from Bristol, the following Articles, which they
will dispose of, either wholesale or retail, at l a moderate
advance, at their Store, the corner of Fradd-ftreet and,
the Lay, viz. lihh linen, friths, „Bths,'and yard wide;
meeting linen, Ofhaburghs, Olpaburgh thread, sail
cloth fiom No. I to No.' 8, window glass § by 11 and
&by 10, negro pipes, felt hats, ,1. 6d. id. and tod,
nails, coopers and deck ditto, hoes, felling-axes, fad
irons, buck-handle knives and forks, cutteau-knives,
pen-knives, and sundry oQier articles of hard-ware ;
mens and womans (hoes and pumps; bottled beer,
porter, and cyder ; double Gloucester cheese; earthen
and glass ware; starch, corks, penniftones, writing
paper of different forts, quills, twine, and a quantity
of (hip chandlery. Allo a few pipes and hoglheads of
Teneriffe wine. [717
FREEMAN, PRINGLE & Co.
Arehow opening a Large Assortment of GOODS,
which are to be difpoled of on very reasonable Terms,
Wholesale or Retail. Among a variety of Articles,
they have
SUPERFINE broad-cloths, blankets, cloaks and
great-coats, a great variety of callicoes, printed
linens, India chintz, mullins, diaper, Irish linens, fine
mens hats, hosiery, womens (hoes, mens ditto, fine
cotton cards, a large assortment of ironmongery and
cutlery, carpenters and (hoe-makers tools, belt bot
tled cyder, cheese, currants, raisins and almonds,
grindstones, some Itationary, &c.
Cases of Medicines suitable to the pra&ice of this
country, and adapted to Practitioners of Phyfick, with
Apothecaries (hop-furniture, and a variety of other
articles, &c. &c. (805
LAWSON ^rid PRICE,
No. 29, Broad-street,
HAVE imported in the (hip Catharine from Bristol,
and the brig Peggy from London, a large assort
ment of European and East-India Goods, which they
will dispose of by the piece or package on reasonable
terms. 1-933
THOMAS STEWART
HAS removed from No. 42 on the Bafr, to Nd. 11
in Elliot street, where he has for Sale,
A few puncheons Jamaica Spirits, high pro f and
well flavoured; Mufcovado Sugar, in tierces and
barrels; mould and dipped Candles; Soap; and a neat
assortment of Dry Goods, by the package.
Charlfox, + !b March,
WALKER and MAITLAND
Have imported in the BRIT. ANNIA, SAMUEL
BALL, Master, from LONDON,
A General Assortment of DRY GOODS, whi^h
they have for Sale upon Reasonable Terms,
at their Store, No. 21, Church-ltreet.
Charleston, zzd Jan. 1784. ( 6 °5
For SALE by ADAM TUNNO,
No. 82, Tradd-ftreet,
rr, WO young likely Negro Wefches, that hav#
• ^4 nfi' - hn^ work -M^a >roon a lady,
oMegre
.j tc ^ ' , and a
finart Waiting Boy ; several uleful articles of loufhold
Furniture and Plate, that has been some time in use;
choice Eaft-Fiorida Shrub, in puncheons, hogsheads,
and barrels; a few hogtheads of the belt Claret, jult
arrived from Falmouth.
N. B. A Compting House Delk, and a compleat
Caboufe for a small vessel. (939
ROBERT. COCHRAN, & Co.
At No. 3, Broad-Street,
HAVE for sale, old high proof Jamaica spirits
and Weit-lndia rum by the hogffiead, quarter
talk, or three gallons, Madeira, Vidonia, and Port
wines by the quarter-calk or dozen, excellent claret
by the case or deten, old Coniac brandy, gin in cases,
White-wine-vinegar, hyfon, green, touchong, and bo
h@a teas, chocolate, fuigle and double refined sugar,
Mufcovado and Havanna ditto, black pepper, allspice,
cloves, mace, cinnamon and nutmegs, raisins and cur
rants, English and northward cheese, tallow, fuperfine
flour, bifeuit in kegs, glass ware, salt, &c. &c.
Orders from the country will be faithfully and punc
tualiy attended to, and produce it the market price
taken in payment. [791
For BRISTOL,
THE Ship CATHARINE, Jeremiah Coffin,
Master; part of her Carg® is already engaged.
For Freight of the remainder, Indigo, Deer Skins,'
or for Padage, apply to die Captain on board, at
Eveleigh's Wharf; or to'
5 THOMAS EVELEIGH & Co.
Charleston, Feb. ftb,\jW «97
For LONDON,
id will fail by the 15th of March, two-thirds of
her chfgo being provided ;
The Ship EMPERO R,
James Rennie, Ccfthmander;
rOR Freight or Passage, apply at No. 83, Tradd
' street, No. 10, Broad-street, or td the Captain
on board laid (hip at Prioleau's wharf. (7^6
WANTED TO CHARTER,
A VESSE L of about 200 Hoglheads Burthen, to go
" from hence to Wilmington, and load there tor
Greenock, Liverpool, or Bristol.
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
82§) !
REFINED Sugars White sewing ditto of all
London porter in kinds
bottles Mens white thread hole
Scots ditto in hoglheads Red and white striped
Fine barley in kegs pladding
Pickled Scots herrngs. OnQ fine gold'watch
Irish and Scots linens. Clocks and silver watches
Brown Hollands .: Queen's ware of all forts
tton and linen checks- Ti upper ware
and cotton check # Br.k ^ rice feives
kerchiefs Cr o, sofallMzes
ditto of all kinds Fi- ° ratoes
rghs Msns -nd womens (hoes
u; rgh thread &c. &c.
^ above Goods will be fold on the very lowest
terms immediately, either for Calh or Produce. (907
To be SOLD by Private Sale,
frHE SCHbONtF tRUTH, lately arrived from Glaf
' gow, burthen abodt 140 puncheons of rum.'
For particulars enquire of Capt. Forsyth, on board
at Cochran's Whai f.
N. B. If the above Schooner is not fold in ten days,
will be chartered for Jamaica, or to any part of the
British Islands. (921
Tolled in St. Matthew's Parish,
And in possession of Averhart Stiwinder,
A NEGRO MAN, named JUNE, (aid to be the
property of William SMITH, formerly living
on Saludy River. Went to Augustine with the
British.
If the above Negro is not owned in fix months from
this date, he will be fold as the Law directs.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
February 6, 1784, (6„
For AMSTERDAM,
lofail in th? courje of the prefect month.
The fafcfailing Brig FREDERICA LOUISA,
A. K\APE, Master.
A BOUT three-fourths of her cargo is already en
gaged.-- For Freight of the remainder, apply
to the Captain on board, at Scott's Wharf, or
to P. Guil Chion, No. 39, Broad-street, who has
imported in the above vessel, and has for Sale by the
piece or package, some DRY GOODS, suitable for the"
present and approaching season.
Also Lime and Cement, best Holland's Gin in cases,
Coniac Brandy, Claret, Vinegar, empty Gin Cases,
with Bottles, earthed jars, Jugs and Pots, Bar Iron,
Nails, Painters Colours ground in oil, &c. (948
And to be Sold Wholesale and Retail at No. 73,
Tradd-ftreet, by JOHN EWING,
KIZ.
To Jail positively in 20 days for London,
THE new British-built Brigantine JENNY,^Capt.
Croler, burthen '6do barrels 'Rice; has three
fourths of her Cargo absolutely engaged.
For Freight of the Remainder, apply to the Captain
at Jervey and Walter's Wharf; or to
GEORGE LOCKEY.
Feb. iyb, 1784. (B^B
Ar AMSTERDAM,
The ip FAMA, PETER PETERSON,
•M , lying at Jarv wharf; a remarkable
g< ailer. ° ' '
til L, fail the 12th /---For Passage, apply to
ne Captain on be- ,ortoF, S. Foltz, at
Mrs. Kunage's, the corner ' Broad-street. (951
F& BERMUDA,
With all convenient freed,
The Brigantine RETRIEVE, a prime Bailer,
and wel'l 'fbund.
WILL be ready to take ih Corn," &c. next week.
---For Freight or Passage, apply to PAUL
PAYNTER, Master, or DANIEL HINSON, on
board, lying ib Scots Dock. (947
March 4, 1784.
To fail in five or fix Days at farthest.
The Brig NEPTUNE, Robert Bennet, Maftef.
P'OR Freight or Passage, having good accommoda
tion, apply to
J. and E. PENMAN, No 15, Bay;
Who have for SALE, for Calh, a few calks of excel
lent hand-picked Guatemala Indigo Seed.—Also a few
calks, krons and hampers of Cafcarilla, Cortex Win
teraneus, and dried Squills.
Mattbß, 1784. (875
For the River Sc. John's, in Eall-fiorida,
Just Arrived from Britain,
Dr. LEONARD JERMAIN,
Profeffor of Languages and Mathematics,
n EGS leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of
D Charleston, that he keeps a PUBLIC SCHOOL
of the FRENCH Tongue, wherein he teaches the Science
of Numbers, general metaphysic of Languages, parti
cular laws of the French Grammar and Prosody, the
parts of Logic analagous to the views of Expreffiont
and Punctuation ; and finally, Rhetoric and Poetry.—
He offers the Ladies his services to impart them a point
to the Education which, now-a-days, is considered in
Europe as an essential one among the Fair Sex. He
gives also Private Lessons, at home or abroad, to filch
Gentlemen who require it. The Doctor's Library,
open to the learners, will supply them with the mean^
of improving as well by the help of the famous French
Encyclopaedia (which every one knows to be the trea
fufe of all human knowledge) as by the study of the
best French Poets and Orators.—He keeps a convenient
House to board five or fix Young Gentlemen, who
could not but soon attain to the facile use of the French
Language, in a French family, wherein a finglc Englilh
word is not und-rftood.
Beresford's-Alley, No. 3. (838
'peter Joseph Moore!
FroCTBAie, In Switzerland,
BURGEON; frh n regularly brought up tq
~ this state, under the direction of Mr, Godin, firlt
Surgeon of his Highness the Prince of Porrentrux, and
afterwards praftifed at Paris, under the firft Masters of
the said State of Surgery, where he has also learnt the
art of Midwifry, and which has been employed for the
(pace of fix years for Surgeon in the camps, army, and
military hospitals of his Majesty the King of France.
The said Surgeon has the honour to offer his services
to the Gentlemen and Ladies of this City, and the
Public in general: He is particularly acquainted in
the Occulift and Dentist business, drawing gently the
teeth, cleanse and feperate them, and take up the rust
which corrode them, and put them in a State ®f found,
nefs and fairnefs for life, by the means of some excel
lent dentrifices prepared by himfelf, and which he will
dispose of. He prepares also for Ladies a water which
takes out the (tains that disgrace the face and preserve
the (kin from freckles, and prevents from wrinkles, and
makes it fair.
N. B. He has brought with him some elastic
bandages for the persons subject to the Hernias, and
by the means of which they can go on horse-back or
work without dan. er.,
Those which will be pleased to favour the Adver
tiser, /hall address or direct for him at Mr. George
Pegue', Hatt% No, 18, Beresford's Alley! (£63
Valuable Lands on Congarev,
TO be SOLD, for STATE INDEN TS. Apply for
particulars to JOB COLCOCK.
Charleston, Feb. 20, ('l2
REBEKAH STOLL
A CQUAINTS her Friends and the Publick, that
the intends moving to Charleston in April next,
and will take a few Young Ladies to Board and teach
Reading and Needle-work. Those that learn Arith
metick and Writing, may have a Master to attend
them at her house, or may go to a Matter's School, as
(hall be most agreeable to their Parents or Guardians.
Should any be inclinable to engage their children
in her absence, they may apply in Charleston to Mrs.
Elizabeth Atkins, in Orange-street, or to Mrs. Mar,
Baker, at Capt. North's, Church-Street. (924
Mffs M. A. BROWN,
At her Store, No. 30, Broad-street,
Has just received, and has for SALE,
ANEW and large Assortment of different Euro
pean and East-India Goods, fine and fuperfine
Muslins, arid Gauzes of all kinds, Aprons and Hand
kerchiefs ; a variety of Irish, French, Dutch, and
German Linens ; feverallorts of Laces, elegant Shawls,
Silks, Wailtcoafs, Ribbonds, rich Twist, Threads,
Tapes, Hosiery, Hats, Gloves, Woollen Cloths, and
Trimmings, Velverets, Corderoys, &c. Bed Ticks,
Counterpanes, Checks, Stripes, Dimities, Bolting
Cloths, gold and silver Lace, China, fine and fuperfine
Hyfon Tea, Hair Powder, Garden and ether Utensils,
waiting, cartridge, and (heeting Paper and Quills;
fashionable Riper Hangings, and many other Articles
too tedious too enumerate. (950
Just imported From London,
And to be SOLD by CHARLES MORGAN
and Co. No. 12 i-half, Broad-street,
A large Assortment of the Newest MUSIC,
CONSISTING OF
CONCERTOS, overtures, quintettos, quartettoty
trios, duet.os, solos, and sonatas for the violin,
flute, hafpfichord, piano fortes, and guittars.
Italian operas and songs; periodical ditto.
Vocal Englffh operas, &c.
Inftrudions for the violin, flute, harpsichord, piano
forte, guittar, French horn, clarionet, bassoon,
German flute, hautboy, and fife.
A large assortment of best Roman strings, and violin
bows.
A large colledion of BOOKS of different languages,
confuting of history, divinity, philufophy, mathema
tics, poetry, surgery; and a variety of school books.„
A Catalogue to be seen at the Store.
STATIONARY of the best quality.
A collection of humridrous prints, drawing books,
wat^r cpiours ap,i pencils, maps of all kinds.
JEWELLERY; consisting of plated tea-pots,
Argyles, inkstands, tumblers, (insides gilt,) ladies
and gentlemens steel and gilt watch chains, garnet
hoop =nct, silver mounted hangers, ^eel ditto, ditto.,,
golc and fiiveriace, e&au&s, sword , ots, gold anQL
silver cord, friars knots a^frofr.
Gentlemen desirous of having nooks imported, may
depend on their being of the newest and best editions,
and on the lowest terms.
Book-binding done in all its branches, in the neatest
manner.
N?B. WANTED to hire for two or three months,
from 10 to 20 Negroe Men.
Charleston, March 4, 1784. [{956