The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-10-07 00:00:00, page 4

''STEVENS, RAMSAY, & Co,
At No. 92J, Breadfreet, and next door to the
CiTY-TaVE R N,
Have just received by the bast veffcls from London artd
, ' Amflerdawi, a large and general assortment of
MEDICINES
Which (with what they had on hand befote) makes as
complete an pflortment as any in the State; many of
which are immediatelyJrom Apothe caries Hall.
They have also,
BURGEONS capital
O instruments,
Pocket do.
'1 both do.
Arterial needles,
Cases of scalpels,
Marble mortars and
pestles,
Metal do.
Shop furniture,
Crocked and Jiraight
ETars,
They hate also a large quantity of the Red Bark,
z„ifr is by experience proved to be much more efficacious
than the common, which they will difpofc of at a ver)
moderate advance.
Praftitioners may depend on having their orders
pun&ually complied with,, on,the most moderate terms.
Boxes of Medicines for Plantations, of any price
that faits the purchaser, with proper directions, made
up in the cheapest and bes manner; and any orders
from city or country, jkall be executed with punctuality
• and dispatch.
N. B. The highest price given for Pink Root,
mall and Senega Snake Root.
A. WILKINSON, & Co.
No. 90, and No. 27, Broad-fireet,
Have Imported in the Mary-Ann, John M'lver,
and the Charleston Packet, T. Melville,
a large and General Assortment of GOODS sui
table to the present Sedfon, which they will dispose
of on moderate Terms Wholesale and Retail, for
Ca/h or Produce; confuting of
They have alfa for Sale,
High proof Jamaica RUM in puncheons, hhds.
«md barrels.
Their Store No. 27, will contain a General
Assortment of Articles suitable to the Country
Trade.—Their Friends from the Country may de
pend or. always getting the Market Price for their
Produce, and being served with what Goods they
may want, on the best Terms.
.TOBE LET,
AN excellent STORE, with a good dry cellar,
situated in an advantageous part of Camden
for Business. For particulars apply to the fubferiber.
Fielding Woodroof.
Camden, Sept. 17, 1784.
SILKS and Sattins,
Muslins and lawns,
Cambricks,
Lace and edgings,
Chintzes,
Printed cottons,
Calicoes,
Cotton copperplate fur
niture,
Damask and diaper table
cloths,
Irish linens,
Iloficry,
Broad cloths,
Bath coating,
Fine and coarse hats,
Great-coats & cloaks,
Women's cardinals,
Red and white flannel,
Coarse linfcys,
Negro cloth.,
Blankets,
Boulting cloths,
Fine and coarse shoes,
Lead and shot,
Gun-powder,
A variety of Hardware,
Bar iron and steel,
.Tin Ware,
Bateman's drops,
jefuits do.
Marchant's antifeorbutic
ditto,
Godj rey's cordial,
Daffy's elixir,
Squire's do.
Stoughton's bitters,
Huxham's do,
fames'sfever powders,
Perdigrife,
White and red lead,
White vitriol,
They have likewise the following Genuine Patent
Medicines.
Mace,
Cloves,
Cinnamon,
Likewise the following S P ICES;
A L S 0,"
Turlington's balsam,
Hill's pefloral Balsam cf
honey,
Fryer's balsam,
Britijh oil,
Haerlcm do.'
Hooper's pills,
An derfon' s do.
Lockyer's do.
Keyjer's do. ,
Large and small fringes,
Male and female common
catheters,
Flexible do.
Small scales and weights,
Large do.
Cupping glaffcs,
Nipple do.
Breafl pipes,
Writing paper,
Wrapping do.
Sugar candy, and
Cinnamon water.
Yellow and white arsenic
Nux vomica, and
Spirits of turpentine,
A large assortment of
ironmongery,
Rice and flour sieves,
Bibles,
Testaments,
Spelling-books,
Wax & mould candles,
A variety of Medicines,
consisting of,
James's powders,
Turlington's drops,
Hooper's and Lockyer's
pills,
Scurvy grass,
Laudanum,
Camphire,
Spermaceti,
Ipecacuanha,
Tartar emetic,
Camomile flowers,
Squire's & Daffy's elix,
Baume de vie,
Magnelia,
Spanish liquorice,
Spirits of hartfhorn,
Jesuits bark,
Anderson's pills,
Venice treacle, f
Spanish flics.l
Nutmegs,
Ginger, and
^fae.
SAMUEL MIDWOOD,
No. 5 1 4, Elliott street,
Has imported tn the left Ships frem London,
A Quantity of DRY GOODS, proper
for this and the approaching season, which he
will dispose of by whoMdlc cr retail, on the molt ,
icafonable terms for Cash or Produce.
N B. He has also received on cofingnment, a
-quantity of coarse Woollens, which he will fell .
cheap on the above terms. ts.
w ' '.' 'PIT -Yr}
For Private Sale,
A Valuable TRACT of LAND con
. tailing, by original survey, 364 a res sixty
of which has been cleared, fruated in S. Bartho
lomew's Parish, about two miles and a half from
Parker's Ferry, and eight from Jackfouborough;
the greater part goc A rice land, adjoining Mr. Cha..
Lowndes, Mr. Brow 1 Mr. Elliott and Mr. Hudson's
lands —Conditions, c Lfouith part in January 1786,
one fourth in January 1787, one fourth in January, ,
1788, and one fourth in January 1789; or it w;ll
be exchanged for Lands in this City, or Negroes..
For particulars, enquire at our Office No. 51, Bay.
Conyers, Holmes, & Co.
For PRIVATE SALE,
A Valuable PLANTATION at Pon
d N pon, about 33 miles from this city, and but
three miles defiant from two good landings, con
taining 630 acres, izoof which is rice land, and the
rest exceeding good for indigo, provisions, timber,
and the railing of hock of all kinds. On the pre
mises is a large dwelling-house, a new barn, and
almost every other building that is necessary on a
plantation, and weul^ be very suitable for a country
retreat, or for a petfon having poffeffi ns to the
southward. The terms will be easy, end may be
known by applying at our office, at No. 51, Bay,
opposite Roper's Wharf.
Colyers, Holmes, &; Co.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
On a Credit of 12 Months, giving Bond and Security,
A COMPLEAT Set of elegant Mahogany
{A Furniture, made by Seddon, and lately Im
ported in the Emperor. —This furniture was be
spoke in London, and was originally intended for
the use of a private family, who can at present dis
pense witli it—From the attention which has been
paid in finifhing and packing the fcyeral pieces of
furniture, tIA proprietor has reason to believe that
the whole is as well executed, and received in as ;
good order as any that has been imported for some
years paft.,r .
A private family can accommodate two young
Gentlemen, from ten to twelve years of age.-= At
tention to their morals and persons will be paid.
Enquire at No. 105, Broad-fireet.',
Sept, 25, 1784. 3 &ZUa
For Private Sale,
Ona CREDIT of One, Two and Three Years,
A Trail of LAND in St. James's Parish, Santee,
containing 1000 acres old meafare, 350 acres
of which is river faamp; the high land bluffs on the
the river, and affords a most beautiful place of settle
ment ; the landing is much frequented by schooners,
and is a most excellent place to ereri fores for the re
ception of the Up Country produce.
ALS O,
A PLANTATION on Goof-Creek^ about 21 miles
from Charleston, on the main road to the Congarees:
it contains 900 acres, about 100 acres of which is ex
cellent.ri,cefwamp, 200 acres is excellent for corn or
indigo, the remainder is well timbered and wooded.
For particulars apply to
Kennedy & Huggins.
Charleston, August 16, 1787.
THE Subferiber returns his grateful acknow
ledgements to his Country Friends, for the
favors he has received from them, in the sale of
their Produce, by which means he is induced to
continue in the
FACTORAGE BUSINESS.
He hopes for a continuance of their favors, and
flatters himfelf, from the experience he has had,
that it will be a fufficient recommendation; and
shall always make it his study to promote the in
terests of his employers, by the greatest exertion.
Any letters or orders left at his house in Tradd
ftreet, No. 76, shall be particularly attended to
by their humble servant,
James Edwards.
N OTIC E.
THE Books and Papers of Mr. Robert Brown,
late of this city, now of. Antigua, merchant,
are placed with the fubferiber for settlement. As
the affairs of the concern will not admit of a longer
indulgence, legal methods will be taken to reco
ver all sums due, next Term.—Those who have
any demands may have them liquidated and paid,
by applying at "°' 35; Bay, to
JOSEPH VESEY.
To de PUBLIC.
THE Members of the Union Kilwin
ning Lodge, finding it impracticable from the small
ness of their fund, to build the intended suit of looms on
their lot, whereon the play-house lately flood, will by public
sale, on the tyot, on Tuesday the eleventh day of October
next, at twelve of the clock, lease for a term of five years,
FORTY FEET of the front of said lot on Church-street;
that is to fay, Twenty Feet from the north-east corner thereof;
running fouthwardly, arid Twenty Feet from the fouth-ealt
corner thereof,, running northwardly; with 80 feet deep to
each from laid front, troth east to weft. For further particu
lars, apply at No. 53, Tradd-ftreet, to
&,r.24, 17^4. John Troup.
Fisher, Hughes, & Edwards,
Have just received a very General Supply of Manches
ter GOODS, by the Brigantine Pitt, Captain
Harvey, from Liverpool: among which are,
A VARIETY of Bed-ticks and Bunts,
Velvets and Vclverets, Jeans, Fustians, Cor
duroys, with a, variety of other Articles.—ALSO,
a great choice of Men's Beaver Hats, some of the
firft quality, Ladies fine Beaver Hats of the newest
fafhion, likewise Youth's and Children's ditto, ele
gantly ornamented, which they will dispose of on
moderate terms, by whokhlc or retail, at No. 6)
Tradd-Hreet. , , ,
Also For SALE,
An elegant London made CHARIOT, on the
best tonftru&ion, which will be Sold on very rea
sonable Conditions,
to BE s 0
And on ver, moderate Terms, for Cajh,
At No. 80, Tradd-ftrect,
LONDON Duffil Blankets of an extra, quality,
—Blue, green, and white plans— Feai naught
and duffil great-coats —Fearnaught jackets —Pea
jackets, and kerfey ditto—Trowfers, shirts, and mi
litary shoes, very cheap—Double Glquceflcr cheese
— Excellent tingle refined loaf sugar, 8 and so.
the leaf—With a number of other articles in the
provision way.
NOTICE
TS hereby given to all pei sons having demands
against the estates of Peter or Theodore Gourde,
deceased, to render them in properly attested, be
fore the firft day of January next, either to Mr.
Theodore Gourdin, or the fubferiber, that a divifiou
of tnofe eflates will soon after take place, and the
Executor will confider Lmfelf bo longer liable to
make good any claims which may be brought in af
ter that date. He rebuefts all persons indebted to
said estate, to fettle agreeable to law, by laid time,
particularly those whole Bonds and Mortgages have
been landing from 15 to 18 years, and no interest
paid.
THEODORE GAILLARD.
Augifl 30, I^4. Y
NOTICE
IS hereby given to a'l persons who have demands
against the fubferiber, to deliver them in for
payment; he requests those who are indebted to
him to fettle by Note or otherwise, particularly
those whole Bonds have been very long Handing,
and no intered paid, He further gives this public
notice to all such persons, (if any there are) who
may think themfelve. injured bathe fubferiber, any
time lince the capture of Charlellown, to make their
complaints known, which if founded on truth, he
will chearfully make the mod ample fatisfa&ion.
Theodore Gaillard.
^^ 3 0 ; V^-
N OT I C E.
ALL persons indebted to the Copartnerfhip of
Keating and James Simons, arc requested
to difeharge their Bonds, Notes, and Accounts,
due the firft day of January last, to the Subferiber,
as lie will be obliged in justice to the Concern and
the Creditors thereof (unless this notice is complied
with punctually by the firft day of January next,
at further,) to put all matters relative thereto into
the hands of William 11. Gibbes, Esq; Attorney, to
be sued for without diftinftion.
James Simons.
No. 41, Bay.
Charleston, Sept. 16, 1784. 1 w. ft.
N OTI C E.
TH E Subferiber having received intimation
from some of the Heirs of the late Benjamin
Williamson., that they could not conveniently meet
the Administrator, at the time lately advertised,
requests all who are concerned, to meet the Third Wed
nesday in October, at the Exchange Coffee-Houfe.
William Williamson.
Tb 25, !7 8 4-
ST OL E N,
I AST NIGHT, out of a Gentleman's House od
A the Bay, a valuable SILVER CASTOR,
witli four Bottles. Whoever difeovers the fame,
and gives information at this Printing-Office, shall
be bountifully rewarded.
Chdrlefton, Sept, 25, 1784.