The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-12-23 00:00:00, page 3

A. E. van Braarn Houckgeeft,
No. 42, Bay,
Has imported in his brig FRIENDSHIP, just arri
vedfrom Apfardam, and in three other Dutch fibs
arrived, lift week, a Variety of D R Y GOODS,
which ne will dispose of by the package or piece, at
a very low advance, for cajh, produce, or Jhort cre
dit, viz.
COARSE and fine broad cloths
Coarse worked Hockings for Negroes
Fine cotton ditto
Plantation tools, axes, hoes, spades
Lioad axes, &c. nails, hooks and hinges
Bed feathers, in bags of 60 weight °
Fine and luperhne Ihirting and fhecting linens
Silk handkerchiefs
Maifcilles quilting, with white, red and blue figures
Ditto counterpanes for beds
Fine East-India chintzes
Ditto ditto petticoats
Callicocs
Embroidered mullins
Holland checks
Black taffeties, fattin, arid velvet
Superfine Hylon tea in canisters from 9 to 1 if
Ditto Songlo tea in ditto from 4/6 to Cf
Ditto Gun-powder tea in small ditto
Congo tea in hnall boxes of 15 to 20 wt.
Bohea tea in ditto of ditto at 4<B
Ladies beaver riding hats, dressed after the newest
fafliion
Wilton and Turkish carpets
Mahogany chairs
Ditto writing desks
Ditto single and double chests of drawers
Ditto sideboard tables
Ditto Ladies dieting desks with glasses
Very elegant looking-glades in gilt frames
Gin in whole and half cases, and small jugs
Coniac brandy, direct from France, in quart bot
tles, by the dozen
Vin de Segurej
Claret L Wines, direct from France, in
Frontignac | ^^ ^^^ b X the dozcn
Grave J
Cordials )
Dry fruits > direct from France
Fruits in brandy)
Seller water in small jugs
Wine vinegar in large ditto
Paint oil, boiled and unboiled in ditto
Lamp and train oil in ditto
Befh vermilion red, for the Indians
Window glass, 8 by 10, 9 by 11, and to by 12
Dutch quills and sealing wax
Best Dutch writing paper of several 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 pd and rod per lb.
Refined sugar in small loaves
Cinnamon, sago, spices, &c.
A small quantity of flower roots,
Fresh Dutch herrings in kegs,
Ladies shoes, black ftuff, fattin, &c.
Mens boots, and many other articles.
A L S O,
A Conferment of the best kind of MEDICINES,
assorted in chefs, in small quantities, which will be di-
Jpofed of very cheap, for cajh or produce.
Likewise, a con/ignmeßt of the newest modes for La
dies, confining of caps, hats, feathers, flowers, 13c.
And a Conferment of very good Rhenish and Bur
gundy Hines, in cases of two and three dozen each.
Essence of Spruce.
A few Boxes made by the Patentee of
Quebec,
For Sale at No. 5, Bedon's alley.
ROBERT NORRIS.. & Co.
Oil. 20, 1784. ' t s
TO BE LET,
/ ILARGE thicc Rory HOuSn, with suitable
<A out-buildings, the corner of King-ftrcet and
Lamboll s Alley. Inquire No. 93, King-street.
FOR S A L E,
A Cargo cl excellent high proof Jamaica
Rum, just arrived.
LIKEWISE
The Sloop INDUSTRY,
Burthen 90 ton,, aftannch built vefcl, only 8 years old.
0 E"'"" S ^A""^ °f Henry Putnam, No. 9,
I to! ^AD% or on board fadfloop, at Prioleau's wharf.
Just Arrived,
SOME excellent Railing o f ^ fun—Currants
and fob ihelled Almonds. To be fold at No.
83, Tradd-thect.
Dec. 17, 1784.
Ancient York Masons,
Of LODGES No. 190, No. 38, No. 40.
INTEND celebrating the Festival of St. JOHN
the L\ ANGELIST, the 27th of December,
at the Lodge Room, in Lodge-alley—The Brethren
that intend celebrating the Festival, on application
being made to either of the Stewards, may be sup
plied with tickets on or before the 24th, as none
will be granted after that day. Transient Brethren
excepted.
Gilliam Clancey, No. 47, Corner of King
,1 and Qucen-ftrcets.
Ethan Silkies, No. 24, Meeting-Erect.
< Cafain Thomas Gordon, No. 45, Bay.
Benjamin Huggins, No. 8, Bay.
H Eaff Brown, No. 75, Church-street.
"° I fofiphLitis, No, 102, ditto.
A 't'A' A'" at th ° L ?^ e r °° m precisely at Ten,
'A':?': 1 ™ '° v ° ra ' orders; from thence proceed
to % Ph //P\ Ch urch, where a sermon will be
pieached suitable to the occasion. ip w
, N 0 T ~I C E.
J""""' "E Grand Communication of the
„'I LOI)(.>L oj the Most Ancient and llo
noralue Society oj FREE and ACCEPTED MASONS
^"T Til be held at the City Tavern,
in Chamefan, op Monday, the 27th day of December
next, at Line o'clock in the Forenoon, when and where
the prefat and all p a fl Grand Officers, with the Ma
kers and Haraens of the Eleven Lodges con/Wuted bvi
lift and acknowledging fejurfdiaion 'ey
~° ? fe, by themselves or proxies in harticuLi,
and all and every the brethren, both foreign and dome
fee, ingeneral are defad to attend precisely at the said
hours. J
B?e thren will then proceed from thence to His
^orjhip tae Grand MaftePs houje, No. 67, Mc/uy-
Jiicct, in order to fort him in due form to the Lodyc
room. °
Tickets, without which none can be admitted, may
b& had ay applying to the Grand Stewards, visa
fjOHN HATFIELD,
GEORGE FLAGG;
Mefrs J RICHARD COLE;
' JAMES BENTHAM,
JOHN ABERCOMBY,
JSAMUEL BEEKMAN.
N. B. It is requeued and expelled that the Brethren
will provide themselves with new clothing, ft and pro
perjor the occasion.
By Order of the Grand Lodge,
JAMES BALLANTINE, G.S.
Grand Lodge, Nov. 27, 1784.
Jacob Deveaux & James Lamotte,
Under the Firm of
DEVEAUX & LAMOTTE,
HAVE commenced the FACTORAGE and
COMMISSION BUSINESS in general, and
will esteem themfelvcs happy in serving their
friends and others in that line.
Letters, orders, and produce of every kind, will
be received and faithfully attended to, on Mr. La
motte's wharf, situated between Colonel Vandcr
horft's and the Maikct wharfs, and known by Mrs.
Grame's. ' iwif
TO B E bi
At PUBLIC AUCTION
By CONYERS, HOLMES, &Co.
At the Exchange Coffee-Iloufe, on the nth of Janua
ry next, ftifayat 11 o'Cloch, thefollowing Trails
of LAE D, late the property oj Hilliam Staiiyarne,
Esq; deccafed:
n^HAT valuable and well known PLANTA-
I TION, in Cacaw Swamp in St. Paul's Parilh,
known by the name of Toomer's run, containing 700
acies. Ihe iwamp confiding of at lead 160 acres,
is ebeemed equal to any, and inferior to none in said
laiuh, the remainder good provision and pine bar
ren lands. On the premises are a good dwelling
houle, and Negro houses.
At the fame time and place will be fold, one half
part of that valuable Plantation on John's Bland,
called Richfiero, containing 500 acres, well timber
ed with oak and hickory, and as prime indigo land
as any in this State. As this hit trad will admit
of a division, it will be equally divided into trails of
2)0 acres each, and will make two as valuable settle
ments as any in this State. Ihe quality and situa
tion of the above tracts are so well known, as to
render a more particular description unnecessary.
I he terms of payment are, one third in January
1786, one third in January 1787, and the remain
der in January 178 S, giving bond and approved se
curity with interest from the day of sale.
ANN STANYARNE, Executrix.
CHARLES FREER,)
MORTON BRAILSFORD,S Extcut °rs.
Charlefron, Nov. 17, 1784.
TO BE SOLD,
A late transition of the
Fingal of Ofan into Heroic Verse.
Jpply to the author at No. 194, Kinp-arccL or
to Mrs. Timothy, athci Printing-o Ucq
For Philadelphia,-
The Brigantine BETSEY,
JOHN SLOVER, M aster ,
W IL , L , ;1 on Sunday, the 26th inflant, the
freight of '"'° f '1" car ^° bein ^ eVWed-For
I eight of the remainder, or pallage apply to the
b ° ard ' at Put ^m and Williamson's
wharf, (late Greenwood's) or to
ROBERT HAZLEHURST, & Co.
No. 44, Bay.
Who have for S ALE,
m™ E f a T° of said vessel from Philadelphia, con
fiding oHuperfine flour,inch and quarter pine boards,
eighteen inch fliingles, and white oak hogihead
haves, they have likewise upon hand, brown sugar
in tierces and barrels of an excellent quality, mo
lalies, coffee, Madeira and Teneriffe wines in pipes
a " d , ua , cr calks, Burgundy and claret in cases con
taining five dozen each, Geneva in cases: also an
afiortment of nails and hard ware, just imported in
the ship William Pitt, from Brillol.
Charleston, Dec. 16, 1 784.
F OR SAL E,
German Almanacksfor theyear 1785.
By the Dozen or Jingle.
ALSO—German Hand Bibles, Testa
ments, Psalters, Lutheran and Reformed
Catechisms, Spelling-Books and Primers.
fonfiderable allowance will be made to those who buy
to fell again Inquire al the Printing-Office, or at the
houje oj Mrs. Nimhiel, No. 17, Queen-Ji reet.
For Private Sale,
A HOUSE and LOT,
'•'•US, Meeting-Street,
M^OW ?n the occupation of Mrs. Giles—Also £
L M small convenient Iloufe, with out-houses and fuf
ficient room for a garden, lituate at the head of Queen
freed, adjoining lands of Daniel Stevens, Esq. Either
of these Tenements may be had a great bargain. For
particulars inquire of
n M JOSEPH VESEY, M. 35, %.
Charlejton, Dec. 9, 1784.
° n ''^'^
The2l ^ Da y°f DECEMBE RLift.
""'' e ^™ the SALE
°J ° ° ar o° °f Iwo Hundred and
==e^_™fQO^Sixty
Prime Gold-Coast Negroes,
Just arrived in the Ihip SUCCESS, Captain
John Conner.'
Ball, Jennings, & Co.
Smiths, Defauffure, & Darrell.
Charleston, Dec. 14, 1784.
For Private Sale,
THE schooner Ranger, not more than 2 years
old, British register, burthen about 70 tons
draws only 6 feet when loaded, with her furniture'
tackel and apparel, as she now lays in the Aream^
opposite the exchange; she has just undergone a
thorough repair, and may be sent to sea without
any expence whatever. If she is not fold before
Thursday, the 18th inst. she will on that day be
fold at Public Auction, by
Primerofe, Thomson, & Co.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
A VERY valuable NEGRO FELLOW, with
T his wife and her son, about 13 years old,
the Werich and Fellow are good field slaves, the
Boy has been used to attend in a house, and' can.
take care of horses; they are fold for no fault, but
the present owner having no occasion for them.
And to accommodate the purchaser, State Indents
will be taken in payment.
Primerofe, Thomson, & Co.
NO TI C E.
Is hereby given to all persons indebted to the late
Benjamin Fuller, Esq. of the Horseshoe, de^
ceased, that they fettle without delay agreeable to
law ; and those to whom the said estate is indebted,
to deliver in their demands as soon as possible to
either of the fubferibers properly attested.
WILLIAM LOGAN,?,
JOHN SAUNDERS, s Tutors.
FORSA L E,
A valuable TRACT of LAND, at Coofawhat
chie, the property of the said Benjamin Fuller, de
ceased, containing fix hundred and fifiy-feven and
half acres, about three bundled of which is good
swamp, the remainder choice indigo or corn land
Allo a Lot of Land for building a Rice store, at
Coofawhatchie bridge—Those inclinable to pur
chase may view the titles and plats, and have a bar
gain by applying to
WILLIAM LOGAN, Executor.
No. 97, Broad-street.
December 17, ^784, 2 t