The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-10-15 00:00:00, page 3

('ABLES
Hawsers
Shrouds
Thread rattling
Log and deep lea lines
Sail twine
Sail needles
Mufeovy & Lielland fail duck
Raven's duck
Bunting
White lead
Oil in barrel and jugs
Lamp and linefeed oil
Quadrants
Palm plates
Kahs'of all forts
Swediffi bat iron and steel
Brass wire for mufieal instru
ments
Knitting needles
Bins
Kocks of different kinds
Coffee mills
Iron wire
Sewing needles
Trying pans, hinges, &c.
Hand laws
Cross-cut saws
Carpenters tools of all kinds
Bricklayers ditto
Shoemakers ditts
Scythes
Grubbing hoes
Indigo hooks
Hatchets
Scales
Packing screws
Knives with fhcaths
Table knives and forks
Sciffars
Kazors
Thimbles
Cork screws
Pocket knives
Iron money ehefts
Plated buckles
Pen knives
Steel fnuffers
Tim hooks
Chintzes of different qualities
Cambricks
East-India handkerchiefs
f& ditto
Crimson fattin
Sattin waiftecat patterns
embroidered ditto
Taffattes
CHARLESTON,
October I), 1783.
TUESDAY left Thomzs Hughes, Esq; was
elected Senator to reprefect the Parishes of
6t. Philip and St. Michael, Cheriton. ,
Thursday last John Waring, Esq; was elefted
a Warden for ward No. 12.
The fame evening the Hon Hugh Rutledge,
Esq; Speaker of the House of Representatives, was
married to the amiable Miss Ann Smith, daughter
of Thomas Smith, Esq; of Broaddlreet.
At a late session of the General Assembly of Ma
ryland, the Rev. Dr. Smith and the Rev. Mr. Gates,
anted and obtained leave tor the episcopal millifters
in the State to hold a meeting for the purposes of
making certain alterations in the book of common
prayer, and devising a plan to perpetuate the mini
lierial succession.
A Session fcrmon w 11 be preached at St. Mi
chad's Church, on Tuesday next.
OCTOBER Term, 1783,
Their Honors the Judges chose their Circuits;
Mr. fuft ce Burke—the S mhern,
Mr. Jufti-e Cimkr— the Nuth^rn.
THOMAS HALL, Clk. Ct. Self.
C This Gazette wll in future be published
rcgulaily on every Thursday.
A SCHOO L,
OPENED by Mr. NIE L, at N 9. 0,
Queen Itreet, opposite Daniel Cannon's, Esq;
where young Gentlemen will be taught French,
Latin, ^rithmerick, Writing and Geography: the
greatest diligence and assiduity will be paid to their
Education.-—! NIGHTSCHOOL, from 6 to 8,
for young Gentlemen whose buhnefs may prevent
them from attending in the day —Young Ladies
dehrous of learning, wid be waited on at appointed
hours.
Daniel Bourdeaux,
Mas just imported in the Ship Tryhyd, Capt. Sixtroh, from Am
sterdam, a large mod general ^foment of
European & Haft-India Goods,
Confining of the undermentioned Articles, vASb ccill be fold 1,
Wholefile, at a moderate Advance cn the orwinal Cofl, at bis
Stores No, 2 1-2, Tradd-freet. viz.
George Greenland,
ACQUAIN rs big Country friends that he flill
continues the FACTORAGE BUSINESS, and
he will esteem himfelf much obliged to them for the
Sale of them Produce. All favours dimmed to him at hi#
Store No. 86, Meeting, street, fhail be pun&uJiy at
tended to.'
N. B # Rum, Sugar. Salt, dry Goods to be fold.
Gauzes of different kind's
Feathers
Ribbons ~
Striped damafeus
Black everlasting
Worked damalk
Sheeting linen
Hinderdock ditto
Hennip ditto
Holland ditto
Warandorp ditto
Checks and firipeb
Rowens
Table cloths
Callicoes
Frizland checks
Check Hurts
Flemish linen
American handkerchiefs
Scamvife or bed ticking
Crocus
Ofnaburgs
Shalloons
Durants
Blankets
Coarse hats
Cloths, broad and narrow
_. fine and fuperfine
buttons
China Ware of all kind
Black pepper
Mace
Nutmegs
Cinnamon
Saffron
Sugar candy in cases
Earthen ware
Queen's ditto
Medicines
Lady's hats
Watch ribbons
Sword belts
Tinder boxes
Tobacco ditto
Snuff ditto
Writing paper
Printing ditto
Gun flints
Thread
Walking canes
Teas of different qualities in
cases and bottles
Toys
Gin in cases and calks
A rrack
Looking glasses
Spectacles, &c.
Cantonment of the American army on the
Hudson's River, May 10, 1783.
(Concluded from our iaf)
FROM the state lifts the Secretary
General must make out, at the firft
general meeting, a complete lift of the
whole society, a copy of which he will
furnifh each state Secretary.
The society shall have an order by which
its members shall be known and distin
guished, which shall be a medal of gold,
of a proper size to receive the emblems,
and suspended by a deep blue ribbon, two
inches wide, edged with white, descriptive
of the union of America and France: viz.
I he principal figure to be Cincinnatus,
three Senators presenting him with a sword
and other military ensigns; on a field in
the back ground his wife standing at the
door of their cottage, near it a plough and
instruments of husbandry; round the whole.
Omnia rehquit fervare remfeubheam.
On the reverie,
Sun-rising, a city with open gates,
and velfels entering the port;
Fame crowning Cincinnatus
with a wreath inferibed
Virtutis premium^
1 Below,
Hands joining, supporting a heart;
with the motto, eflo ferpetua.
Round the whole,
Sccietas Cincinnatorum inftituta
A D. 1/B'3.
The Society deeply impressed with a
sense of the general assistance this country
has received from France, and desirous of
perpetuating the friendships which have
been formed, and so happily subsisted be
tween the officers of the allied forces in the
prosecution of the war, dired that the
I resident-General transmit, as soon as may
be, to each of the characters hereafter
mentioned, a medal containing the order
of the Society, viz. His Excellency the
Chevalier de la Luzerne, Minister Pleni
piTenthry, His Excellency the Sieur Ge
rard, late Minister Plenipotentiary, their
Excellencies the Count D'Eftaing, the
Count de Grade, the Count de Barras, the
Chevalier le Touches, Admirals and Com
manders in the navy; His Excellency the
Count de Rochambeau, Commander in
Chief, and the Generals and Colonels of
his army, and acquaint them that “ the
society do themselves the honor to confider
them members."
Resolved, that a copy of the foregoing
institution be given to the lenior officer of
cacli date line, and that the officers of the
refpe£tlve state lines sign their names to the
fame in manner and form following, viz.
We the fubicribers, officers of the Ameri
can army, do hereby voluntarily become
parties to the aforegoing institution, and do
bind ourselves to observe and be govern
ed by the principles therein contained; for
the performance whereof we do solemnly
pledge to each othet our sacred honor.
Done in the Cantonment, on Hudson's
river, in the year 1783.
That the members of the society at the
time of fubferibing their names to the insti
tution, do also sign a draft on the Paymas
ter-General in the following terms (the
regiments do it regimentally, and the Ge
ne als and otner officers not belonging to
regiments, each for himfelf individually)
io John Price, Esq; Pay- Master- General
to the army of the United States
SI R,
Please to pay to Treasurer for
the b state association of the Cincinnati
or his order, one months pay of our feve
pal grades refyeftively, and deduct the
fame AO ui uie oaiance due ^ uj on the
final liquidation of our accounts, tor which
this shall be your warrant.
That the members of the several state
Societies, aflemble as soon as may be, tor
the choice of their President and other of
ficers, and that the Prehdents correspond
together and appoint a meeting of the
officers who may be chosen for each state,
in order to pursue such further measures as
may be judged necessary.
1 hat the General oiticcrs, and the offi
cers delegated to represent the federal
corps of the army, fubferibe to the institu
tion of the general society for themselves
and their conftuucuts, in the manner and
form before ptefcribel
That General Heath, General Baton de
Steuben, and General Knox, be a com^
mittee to wait on His Excellency the Com
mander in Chief, with a copy of the in
stitution, and reqaeft him to honor the so
ciety by placing his name at the head of it.
I hat Major General Heath, lecond in
'command in this army, be and he hereby
is desired to tfanimit copies of the institu
tion, with the proceedings thereon, to the
commanding officer in each state from
Fennfylvania to Georgia intlufive ; and to
the commanding officer of the Rhode
lfland line; requesting them to commu
nicate the lame to the officers under their
several commands; and to take such mea
sures as may appear to them necessary for
expediting the establishment of their state
societies; and fending a delegate to repre
sent thin in the firft general meeting to be
hnlden on the firft Monday, in May, 1784.
The meeting then adjourned.
^sm3»B^c<^™ye'^eA.r.fo^^^
TH E fubferiber being under the necessity of
going to Savannah, in order to close his
concerns there, will be much obliged to those who
are indebt d to him if they will call ^nd pay Mr.
CnllxCam n rf11,ll, at No. 18 Church ftreefy
their refoedive debts —Such as remain unpaid by
the firft of January next, will be put into the hands
of an Attorney at Law, to be sued for without dif
tindion.
ALEXANDER MTVER.
Ctarlc/W, Oil. 15. 1783.
taß^^^^re^^^ra^
Empty Bottles,
FO R y% f h a genprnriß price will be fte& by the
fubferih'r. No. 21, Bay, who has for Sale, a few
dozens genuine old Madeira 'Vine of the firft quality',
excellent Red Pot, Bourdeaux Claret, warranted found
and good, Cyder and Taunton Ale by the barrel or
dozen, London Porter, bdt Charltfton bottled, that
will speak for itfelf.
Allo, a general affortm,nt of Ware, confining of
Copper and Tin Kettles, Japin'd and Flowered Sug^r
Boxes and Candlehicks, O^iart and Pint Jacks, yapnn'4
Candle Boxes, Tum^lerk, Cullenders, Nutmeg lira#
ters, Pudding and fcuc^ Pane, Tea and Coffee Po%
with Stands, Pepper Sexes, Saits, Table Spoons, &c.
JAMES MILLER.
The Ship RESOLUTION,
Captain Owens Jens Kroger, of about two hun
dred and ten tons burthen, and
The Ship LADY MARTHA,
Captain Halvor Bruii, of a'out two hundred ton;
burthen.
WILL be ready by the First of NOVEMBER
next, to receive Rice, Tobacco and Indigd
on board, on FREIGHT to any part of EU
ROPE; for terms apply to
A. GILLON.
0/7. <?, >7831
noHOMAS IERVkY & JOHN ALLEN
' .WALTERS, acquaint their friends and the
public in general, that they have Entered into
C opartner snip, in the haaorage ard Commission
Business, and have purchased Burna's eld wharf,
whereon are excellent ficres fit for the reception
of rice, indico, or tobacco; and will be greatly 0-
bliged to all those who wiJ erf,l< y them in feLirig
of theit produce: due attention will be paid to
their iotereft, and every endeavour exerted *0
give fetisfaCUpn.