The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-12-27 00:00:00, page 4

AbAMTUNNO,
Has received by theftipßßirAd NlA; Captain Ball,
from LONDON,
Ah Assortment of Dry Goods;
Which he will dispose of by the piece or package, at his
Wholesale Store, No. 82, Traddfrect:
W'HITE, blue, green and brown plains, London
duffil blankets, Bristol ditto, faperfne cloths,
flannels, &c. printed cottons and mufiinforted, Ladies
ft arlet cloth and duffle cardinals, sass and folk petti
coats, Ladies foie India cotton andfilk hose, mens do.
thread ditto, diaper table cloths, thread and thread
gloves, calamancoes and camblets, check and other
handkerchiefs, a valuable assortment of Irish linens and
Meetings, mens and boys hats, mens fine Jhoes, boots,
and flippers, Ladies fluff, Morocco, and fattin ditto,
boys and children's ditto, nests ofportmaniua and other
trunks, perfumery sorted, drefling cases, flarch, medi
cines affurted, sickles ditto, 'turnery ditto, cloaths fa,
ftels, chair harness and fadlery, rice, flour and raying
frees, window glass and belt's, fad, corn mills, flock
lock, and H hinges, grapnals sorted, lod 2od and
other nails, tipt and short pipes, chamber dogs, tongs
and fnovels, brass and prince fs metal, fenders, kitchen
dogs and racks, millfoxes, grind do. of differed sizes,
loaf fagar, currants and raifas, almonds, and black
pepper, hyfon, green, and fouchong teas.
N. B: Old Madeira and Tenerife wines in pipes,
horfheadpa^d quarter caps, old brandy and fne jkrub,
two harpfickcrds and a forte pianoforfale, cheap. 4
IW^LkINS^ N, c¥&.
Nd. 90, find No. 27, Broadflrdu,
Have imported,
In the City of Charleston, Samuel Hill,
And the bast veflels from LONDOL,
A Large and General Aflbrtmeht
of seasonable Goods,
Which they will dispose of on moderate terms, for Cajh
or Produce.
They consist 'of
WHITE and blue
plains
Duffil and refe blankets
Green, white, and fc'ar
let flannel
Oznaburgs
Striped linfcys
Boulting clotli
Blue and green baize
Sagathces
Blue ftrouds
Bath coatings
York fhirc cloths
Second broad cloths
Superfine ditto
Plated and mohair but
tons
Camblet cloaks
Surtout coats ~
Scarlet, drab,and brown
cardinals
Plain and flriped cam
blets
Irish poplins
Negro caps
Felt hats
Coarse beaver do.
Fine round and cock'd
ditto
Corduroys
Plain and printed vclve
rets
Dyed fuftians
Ditto fattiriets
An assortment of fadlery
Men and womens fine
, and coarse leather shoes
Ditto boots, coarse and
fine
Morocco and silk shoes
Plated flroe buckles
A large assortment of
iron-mongery & hard
ware
Rice and flouer Sieves
Cotton and wool ,cards
Muskets and fowling
pieces
Lead, foot, and gun
powder
Tomahawks
And a variety of other articles.
Their Store, No. 27, will contain a general as
sortment of articles, suitable to the country trade.
Their friends from the country may depend on
always getting the market price for their produce,
and being fetved witli what goods they want on the
bell terms.
They have alTo for sale, high proof Jamaica
Rum, in puncheons, hogsheads, and barrels.
N. B. A quantity of dry paints to be fold cheap.
~F O R SAL E,
ALUM Salt—Boards, Planks and Scantling
—-Carpets of beautiful colours—Teneriff
Wine in Pipes, Hhds. and Quarter Casks, Madei
ra by the Dozen. Apply to
JOHN MAUGER,
AN 9. Bedon's-Alley.
Who wants to Purchase, Indigo, Tobacco, Deer
Skins, and Bces-Wax.
Charleston, Dec. 17, 1784,
Bar iron and steel
Iron pots assorted
Pewter and tin ware
Mould and wax candles
Compleatfets of accompt
books, neatly bound
and lettered
Bibles, testaments, and
spelling books
Medicines compleatly
assorted in small boxes
Silks, fattins, perfians
, and modes
Muslins and cambricks
Striped, checkered, and
plain lawns
Lawn and muslin aprons
and handkerchiefs
Muslin trimmings for
gowns, of a new fa
.fhion
Thread lace, and edgings
Patent lace aprons
Manchester muslins
Marseilles quilting,flrip
ed, plain, & bordered
Plain and figured dimi
ties
India and English chintz
A variety of printed cot
tons and calicoes
Cotton copper plate fur
niture
Damasks, diaper, and
huckaback table cloths
Clouting and towelling
diaper
Gauzes, threads, tapes,
&c.
Silk, cotton, thread, and
worded hose
Irish linebs and sh eetings
Linen & cotton checks
Cotton furniture ditto
Printed linen, check;
andMalabaf handker
chiefs
Bed bunts, and bed tick
ing
Cotton blankets and
counterpanes
NOTIC E.
ALL persons having any demands Ugainft the bate
copartnership of Lewis Genav and Francis For
get, of tylackfonboTough, Merchants, or Francis dor
get, deceased, are. desired to leave the fame with the
fubferiber, in fackfonborough, or in Ckarlefton, at
No. 25, Bay, and all persons indebted to thc said co
partnerfrip, or Francis Forget himfelf, by bond; note,
or book account, are requested to discharge the fame by
the fifl day of January next, there being an immediate
necessity for fettling the affairs of saidf aid co partnerflip.
HENRY MOUNIER,
Adminfralor and Affgr.ee.
Dec. 18, 1784. 3^l
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
A Valuable TRACT of LAND, containing
fourteen hundred and fevepty-fix acres, by a
refaivey three hundred acres of which is prime for
rice, with a command of back water, the remainder
good provision and timber land, adjoining Mehrs.
Melchor Garner, Benjamin Steed, William Poftell
and M'Laughtin's land ; oh the prehlifes are a gen,
teel dwelling house, good barn and other out-build
ings. This trad being fittiated in an agreeable
neighbourhood, and but the diftari.ee of a pleafint
ride from Charleston, makes it valuable either as a
feat of retirement, or place of profit. —Also, a va
luable Plantation, at Godfrey's Savannah, contain
ing three hundred and ninty-five acres, between 'one
and two hundred acres of which is excel'ent rice
land, the rest good provision land, and well covered
with fencing timber: on this trad are a good Cver
feei's house, and other recelTa y cut-buildings—l he
terms of payment will be made perfectly easy. In
quire of John and Thomas Poftell, at their Store,
nar Champney's tfharf. 4WI
STRAYED or STOLEN,
Frofa a teari near Bacon's bridge, on Monday Lie
13th infant,
A BRIGHT BAY HORSE, ffiort dock tail,
thick bodied, about 14 hands high, trots, and
is branded on the off ihoalder. Whoever will de
liver the said horse to the fubferiber, shall have a
reasonable reward and his expences paid.
2 tf D. De SAUSSURE.
N OTI C E.
BENJAMIN PORTER, of Black River, in
forms me of a Bright Bay Horse, about 12
years old, thirteen and a half h^nds high, trots and
paces, branded on the mounting buttock. 7 —3-, the
owner muff prove the property agreeable to law.
SAMUEL DWIGHT, J. P.
Georgetown, Nov. 25, 1784.
TO BE S O L D,
At Private Sale,
THAT well-known MULATTO FEI,LOW,
named Jonathan, formerly the property of
John Mackenzie, Esq; he is Without exception one
of the best drivers in this slate, and there are few
White Men, who have a more general or better
knowledge of planting: he is ftri&ly honefl, fobcr,
and very industrious. Also his wife Bella, an ex
ceeding good midwife, well acquainted witli the
management of sick Negroes, and an excellent
house wencll ; and their fori, a very likely young
fellow, who is a rough cooped, and has been twelve
months with an exceeding good H'oufe-Carpenter.
They are fold for no fault. One or two years cre
dit will be allowed, on giving bond and security if
required. Apply to Robert Norris, and Co. No. 5,
Bedon's Alley, or No. 50, Church-ftrcct Conti
nued, to
3 WI ALEXANDER ROSE.
DILLON & CHIFFELLE,
ARE very thankful to their friends and cufomers
for pafl favours : They have on hand a parcel
of choice liquors, such as Old Madeira, Port, Claret,
Rhenish, Lafte, Confantia, Malaga, and Sweet
Mountain —Also, Old Qoniac Brandy, Shrub, Ja
maica and Wes-India Rudi.—They hope that their
friends will confder, that the above are cafi articles,
and will not admit of long credit ; therefore as the crops
are nearly ready for market, they expect to meet with
punLlual payment from those Gentlemen, who favoured
them with their cufom. They inform their friends,
that they fill carry on the Factorage business- —All or
ders direfled to them at No. 4, Prioleau's wharf, or at
AN 50, Queen-freet, fiall be duly attended to. Bwi
SO L D,
On Credit,
A Light neat WINDSOR SULKEY, which ! ' s
new, and two warranted CHAIk HORSES,
as good as any in the slate, and not old, the owner
having no further use for them. Inquire of the
Printer.
St. Kitt's Mufcovado Sugars,
OF the firft quality, for SALE,in hogsheads, tierces,
and barrels of different fees. Also aquantity
of fine favoured high proof Rum. Apply to
Smiths. De Saussure, & Darrell.
A new NEGRO MAN and a WENCH alf for
Sale.
NOT I C E
ALL. perftns indebted to the fubfribws, are re
quefled to call and dis charge the fame b^ Fee
20th cf fanuary next, otkeruife their bonds an :: wes
will be f laced in the hands of an Attorney, without di
finaior.
HARRIS & BLACHFORD.
No. 27, Tradd-ftreet.
Charleston, Dec.^g, 1784. ts
For S ALE,
ON E moiety of 1200 acres of Land, in St. Stephen's
Pa rifi, on which are two fatlements, efeemed
one of the bes Indigoplantations in that Parift. Also,
3400 acres of Land, contiguous thereto, nearly one
half river faamp, on which are four different settle
ments, within four miles of each other : they are ft for
rice or indigo, but more adapted to the latter. Also,
about 1 200 acres of Land, in Prince George's Parish,
on Santee, very valuable for rice or indigo, or which
two complcat fatlements can be made, one 'or rice, and
the other indigo.—Conditions, one-tenth part of the
parchafe money is required, remainder four or fae
year's credit.
Also may be had with the above Lands, or a part
of them, one hundred and eighty as valuable Ne,rocs
as any gang of equal number in this State, one hundred
and thirty a?e workers, remainder youn, Negroes, not
more than 15 or above 40 years of age ; for these one
third of the purchase money will be required on deli
very.
Alfofor SALEr—A coaling Schooner, almost new,
will carry 130 barrels of rice, and draws only 5 feet
6 inches water. For terms apply to
THEODORE GAILLARD.
Who requests all persons indebted to him, to. pay if
convenient, or fettle by bond; and with all such as may
have demands against him by bond, note, account or
partnership, or for left, damages, or injury fafained
through his means, at any time whatsoever, he is
willing and ready to come to an immediate fcttlement:
and in order that tie difficulties or detention of payment
may impede a final fettlemcnt, he confects to wave the
benefit of that necessary law, the Limitation Ac lfor
payment of eld debts by infailments(excepting where he
is only bound asfecurity); or will leave to arbitration
any matters he is concerned in, to the decift, of fee
honefl men.
Wanted immediately,
TO take charge of several Rice Plantations, a
perform well experienced in that business, and
well recommended. Apply to the fubferiber at
the Horfefhbc.
RICHARD BERESFORD.
November 23, 1704.
WILLIAM WILKIE,
RETURNS his sincere Thanks to those Gen
tlemen who have been pleased to Employ
him in the
FACTORAGE BUSINESS;
And begs leave to inform them, and the Public in
general, that he purposes continuing the fame tft
ensuing season, and will be much obliged to those
who will employ him in the sale of their produces
Due attention will be paid to their interest, and
boats pfouided in time to bring their rice, &c. to mar
ket. Orders dire&ed to him at his Store, No. 85,
Tradd-ftreet, will be duly attended to, by thefr
humble servant: Who, for the accommodation of
country gentlemen and their families, will keep a
private house of entertainment, at No. 84, adjoining
said Store, only four doors distant frem'the Lower
Market.
Oflober 1, ^784.
LANDSto beSOLD.
~ (At private Sale.)
THE fubferiber will diffofe of all his lands, both
in Georgia and in this State, on a creditfuitable
to the wishes of the buyer.—The quality and Jituation
of theft lands are so well known, as not to require any
description.
,If the health ts the present proprietor would admit
'the care necessary to c planting interest, no inducement
whatever could be fufficient to tempt him to part with
them. —If they are not fold before February, they will
then be put up at Public Auction, (^parcels contain
ing both inland and tide fwamp,jufeCTt for'anyJitye
plantation whatever) with a full account of th> 'quan
tity and quality of each trail. Pike lends of the frft
quality, near the banks of Savannah river, will be ah
lotted to each ditifto of the tide faamp—Negroes,
cattle, and horses, will be fold after the lanN,
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON.
NOTIC E.
ALL persons indebted to the Copartnerfhip of
Keating and James Simons, are requeued
to difeharge their Bonds, Notes, and Accounts,
due the firft day of January lad, to the Subscriber,
as he will be obliged in juflicc to the Concern anti
the Creditors thereof (unless this notice is complied
with punctually by the firfl day of January next,
at furtheft,) to put all matters relative thereto into
the hands of William H. Gibber, Esq; Attorney, to
be sued for without diftinftion.
James Simons.
No. 41, Bay.
Charleston, Sept. 16, 1784. 1 w. ts.