The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-12-30 00:00:00, page 1

EDUCATION.
AFTER a long interruption, occasioned by the
late war, JAMES H.THOMSON again of
fers his services to the public in the line of his for
mer profeffion. With every motive before him,
which should quicken and animate exertion, he hopes
his endeavours to promote learning, and form youth
to goodness and the love of liberty and their coun
try, may be crowned with approbation and success.
In this important undertaking, his efforts are to be
fecondej and advanced by the labours of Mr. SA
MUEL BALDWIN, his Co-partner, whose long
experience, skill in teaching, and abilities are well
known in this city. He may be spoke with at the
School, No. 19, Tradci-ftreet, or at his house in
Kinloch's Court, where eight or ten young Gentle
men can be eonveniently furnifhed with board.
For Private Sale,
THE schooner CHARLOTTE, as she now lies
at Cochran's wharf, burthen about fifty tons,
almost new, Bokon built, well found with fails,
r 'g^ n £> ^ c - an " may be tend to sea with very little
expence ; she draws but seven feet water when load
ed, the terms will be made verv easy, by applying
at No. ft, Broad-ftrcet, where the inventory is to
be seen. . „ ..
If ffie should not be fold within a fortnight after
this date, then to be fold at Public Vendue.
GRAAFF, SEIBELS, BRASELMAN, 3 Co.
Charlefton G Dec. 29, 1784.
"John & Thomas Manson,
Have received by the ship ARGO, Capt. PREVETT,
from LONDON, ,
LADIES commode dreffirig cheftiof drawers,
with furniture drawer complete—Bureaus,
and a pair very neat couches, which they will dispose
of for cash, on very reafohable terms, at No. 87,
Church street. ts
L O S T,
A GOLD WATtH, with a chagreeh case,
cap'd and jewell'd, makers name Downes,
London. Whoever has found said Watch, and will
deliver her to Mi. Robert Dillon, No. 50, Queen
ftreet, shall receive a Reward of TEN GUINEAS,
and no questions allied. 2
HEYLIGER & BENNERS,
No. 4, Tradd-ftreet,
Have for fate on red finable terms, for cast, produce;
or Jhort credit,
A VARIETY of Dutch and Russia Goodi,
among which are, very fine Holland linen via
rendorps, book lawns, checks and ffripes, &c.
A variety of English ditto, such as Mancheftry,
hosiery, Ladies and Gentlemens dfefs shoes, diaper
table cloths, gauzes, perfians, Florentine, nankeen,
fans, and other articles.
Also, Bed London made Cordage, from 9 i^h
table to 6 thread ratline.
London particular and second quality Madeira
wine, in pipes, hogsheads, and quarter calks, infe
rior to none in the city.
Burgwin, Hooper, & Alexander,
No. 8, Bedon's Alley,
HAVE F OR SA L E,
Fo'r ready pay or upon the cufto'mary credit—
NLGRO cloth, blankets, striped linfeys and
other woollens. A complete assortment of
ironmongery, confiding of materials for house build
ing, house and ship carpenters, blacksmiths, shoe
makers, curriers and coopers tools, plantation
tools and kitchen utensils. Large steelyards, that
will weigh a barrel of rice, scales and weights for a
ton draught, anchors and grapnels, with a great va
riety of other goods—A handsome allowance made
to wholesale purchasers.
N. B. Ihe highest prices given for tobacco of the
Fed quality, deer ficins, and mod other kinds of
produce.
A consignment of tin ware, fail duck, short
pipes and cotton Gripes to be fold at the cost and
Charges., ts
G A ZETT E
OFT HE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
Vol.] XLIII.J
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIMOTHY, No. 89, Broad-Street.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1784.
A. E. van Braam Houckgeeft,
No. 42, Bay,
Has imported in his brig FRIENDSHIP, just arri
vedfrom Amsterdam, and in three other Dutch Jhips
arrived last week, a Variety of D R Y GOODS,
which he will dispose of by the package or piece, at
a very low advance, for cash, produce, or jhort cre
dit, viz.
COARSE and fine broad cloths
Coarse worsted flockings for Negroes
Fine cotton ditto
Plantation tools, axes, hoes, spades
Broad axes, &t. nails, hooks and hinges
Bed feathers, in bags of 60 weight
line and fuperfine whirling and sheeting linens
Silk handkerchiefs
Marseilles quilting, with white, red and blue figures
Ditto counterpanes for beds
Fine chintzes
Ditto for petticoats
Callicoes
Embroidered muslins
Holland checks
Black taffeties, fattin, and velvet
Superfine Hyfon tea in canisters from § to iif
Ditto Songlo tea in ditto from qf6 to 5f
Ditto Gun-powder tea in small ditto
Congo tea in small boxes of 15 to 20 wt.
Bohea tea in ditto of ditto at 2f
Ladies beaver riding hats, dressed after the newest
fafhion
Wilton and Turkish carpets
Mahogany chairs
Ditto writing desks
Ditto single and double chests of drawees
Ditto sideboard tables
Ditto Ladies dressing desks with gla'ffes
Very elegant looking-glasses in gilt frames
Gin in whole and half cases; and small jugs
Coniac brandy, direct from France, in quart bb±-
tles by the dozen
Vin de Segure)
Medoc I a r r
1 Aines, direct from France, in
r g { quart bottles, by the dozen
rrontignac | 1 '
Grave J
Cordials),
Dry fruits > dire& from France
Fruits in brandy )
Selfer water in small jugs
Wine vinegar in large ditto
Paint oil, boiled and unboiled in ditto
Lamp and train oil in ditto
Bed vermilion red, for the Indians
Window glass, 8 by to, 9 by 11, and 10 by 12
Dutch quills and sealing wax
Best Dutch writing paper of feveral' forts
Ditto ditto gilted letter ditto
Blank books in sets for compting houses
Hair sieves of 19, 17, and 14 inches wide
China tea sets + _
Ditto table sets
Ditto cups and saucers
Large Dutch milk pans
German children toys, fiddles, &c, .
Mould and dipt tallow candles, in boxes of 27 wt.
, at gd and rod per lb.
Refined sugar in small loaves
Cinnamon, sago, spices, &c.
A small quantity of flower roots, .
Fresh Dutch herrings in kegs, also cheese
Ladies shoes, black fluff, fatting &c.
Mens boots, ftgar tubes, and many other articles.
A L S O,
A Cohfgmneht of the bes kind of MEDICINES,
aflotted in chefs', infmall quantities, which will be di
sposed of very cheap, for cash or produce.
Likewise, a cbnpgnment of the nezveft modes for La
dies, confating of caps, hats, feathers, flowers, &c.
And a Consignment of very good Rhenijk and Bur
gundy Wines, in cases of two and three dozen each.
N OTI C E.
THE RULES of the MARINE ANTI-BRI
TANNIC SOCIETY being printed and plac
ed in my hands: those persons that are willing to
purchase may have them by applying at said So
ciety, at the City-Tavern on each Saturday even
ing, to
THOMAS RUSSELL, Treaf^r,
Charlfcrq Dec, 21, 1784/
THE
TO BE SOL D,
On SATURDA Y the Bth of January next,
At the Plantation of Mrs. Mary Ford, on the
Horfe-Shoe', " ~
ABOUT Thirteen NEGROES, Houfhould
Furniture, a small stock of Cattle and Sheep,
the property of the estate of Mrs. Ballingall, Ex
tenfiye credit will be given.—The conditions made
known oh the day of sale.
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON,
ALEXANDER M'OUEAN,
Rt. PARKER SAUNDERS.
At the fame time and place, will be fold,
A few NEGROES, the property of Mr. Charles
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 Tuefda), the 4th of January next,
where the Members are desired to attend precifcly.
at Eleven o'Cldek, and tranfa& the business before
dinner..
By Order of the Society, .
John M'Call, jun. Clerk.
^^ For B OND ON,
i^E^The Ship Britannia;
SAMUEL BALL, Master,
A STOUT, strong ship, built of live oak in this
State, and well known for delivering of her
cargoes in good order. Has one half of her cargo
absolutely engaged, and will fail one of the firft
ships. For freight of the remainder, in indigo, to
bacco, skins, &c. please to apply to the mailer on
board, at Roper's wharf, or
"=ADAM TUN.NO, Tradd-ftreet.
For sale on board the said ship,
A few hogsheads of loaf sugar, in small loaves of
ylb. each. Excellent porter in bottles. Some cheese.
A single horse chair. Some tierces of Jrifh beef,
tyfrparcel of small cordage, and oakum in bundles.
FOR SAL E,
THE BEAUT ^L
^F^^BERMUDA BUILT BRIG;
ONLY eight months old, burthen about 400
tierces of rice, she is well found, and a re
markable faft tailor. For terms apply to
NORTH 3 BLAKE.
Who have received by said vessel from Jamaican
a few hogsheads and barrels best Mufeevado sugar.
and excellent Jamaica rum in hogsheads, which they
will dispose of on very reasonable terms.
RANAWAY,
From the Subferiber,
A NEGRO FELLOW, named James, about
30 years of age, about § feet 9 inches high,
straight and weH*fr#d'e, he' has high cheek bones,
and thin cheeks, with very thick and prominent lips ;
he had on when he went away, an old drab colour
ed fine cloth ftirtouf, new leather breeches, black
velvet jocky cap, a brown frize coat, with a double
row of buttons on the bread, and a light coloured
old cloth waiftcoat:—He is harboured femewhere ont
James Island. Whoever delivers him to the sub
scriber or to the Warden of the Work house, shall
receive Two Guineasßeward, if taken up in Charles
town' or James Island, and double the sum if else
where. All Maflers of vessels are forewarned from
carrying him out of the State.
HENRY PENDLETON.
Charlton, Dec. ^7, 1784.
THE fubferiber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he has eflablifhed an office
for thefurpofe of translating the English, I rench, Dutch
and other Languages, at No. I's, Meeting-ftrcet.
WILLIAM BINGLEY.
N. B. Strikl adherence to the original writings
committed to his charge, and every poffibic expedition in
dfpatching thtfame, are his principal ai?n.„
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