The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-07-01 00:00:00, page 4

^AYMSXL OM O N,
Broker to the Office of Finance,
HAVING procured a licence for exercising the
employment of an Auctioneer in the city of
New-York, h&Tnew opened for the reception of
every fpccics of merchandize, his house, No. 22,
Wall-ltrcet, lately occupied by M'r. Anthony
BAcker, (one of the heft hands in the city) and
every branch of business, which in the fmalleT
d,rce appertains to the profcßions of Fa&or,
Auctioneer and Broke T, will be transacted in it, with
toat fidelity, dispatch and punctuality, which has
hitherto characterised his dealings.
The house, in point of convenience and fituati
@n, is exceedingly well calculated for the different
kinds of business abovementioned; and he thinks
it at^oT unneceilary to allure those who. may
favour it with'their orders, that the Tritteft atten
tion Paad be paid to them, and the utmost tare
and iolicitude employed to promote their interests.
The nature of his business enables him.to make
remittanccs'to any part of th c World, with peculiar
facility; and this he hopes will operate consider
ably in his fa zour,WithUhdfe who live at a distance.
71 defile of being more extensively ufehd, and
z^ giving universal iaucia&ion to the public, are
among his principal motives lor opening this
ho .Ie) and flu,ll Lethe great leading principle of
all its trailfactions. .
13V being Broker to the Office of Finance, 'and
honored with its confidence, all those sums have
palled through his hands, which the generosity of
the French Monarch, and the attention of the
merchants of the United Provinces, prompted
teem to furnilh us with, to enable us to Support
the expence of the war, and which have lo much
contributed to its Successful and happy termination.
This is a circumibuce which has eftabhfhed his
cicdit and reputation, and procured him the con
fidonce of the public—a confidence which it shall
\ his study and ambition to merit and increase,
by Sacredly performing all his engagements.
The bufiuCTS.wdl be conduced upon the moss
IP ?ral and extensive plan, under the firm of Haym
Salomon am! Jacob Mordecai.
RbilMfphia, May 7, 1784. -
Just Arrived,
A . Small 'quantity of Doßor Bakf. Ms Genuine
I L Autfiorbutic Dentifrice, and Albion Efface,
for preforiry the Teeth, Gums, Sockets, Breath, &c.
It i r shared N himflf and warranted perfectly
frog hum the Fait corrofoe particle or injurious pro
pert'} whatever.— By aridity properly to the direfti-
V} and observing the neyfery precautions, people
% ^ notify free themf elvesfrom a great deal of pain,
aodfafree their teeth and gums throughout life, but
riffthofe of their Children, cfs health, and beauty of
the teeth depends in a great measure on the care and
treatment of them in early life. The origin and for
mation of the teeth is the work of nature; but their
preservation depends generally on the affiance of an
experienced Dentist.
Each pot of Antforbutic Dentifrice has, to foevent
frauds, his nahie on the cover and sealed with his
coat of Arms, the fame as the copper-plate art^ on the
table of the bottle, of Albion Eflence, and is Sold
by the Printer of this Raper, at One Dollar each,
with proper printed Directions.
De la Cantrie & Selles,
No. 95, Broad-Treet,
HATE FOR SALE,
SUGARS in hhds. and tierces, Coffee, Taffia,
Burgundy & Champaigne Wine in Hampers.
Thomas Hornby,
DISTILS and Sells, by W holefale and Retail,
Double Difilled Aniseed, Clove & Caraway Cor
dial Waters of an excellent quality. They who want
to purchale either for consumption in this State, or
exportation, may find their account in dealing with
him, as he is determined to make them good iu
quality, and as low priced as can be afforded; he
will be thankful for every favour conferred on
him, particular] by his Father's former Cuftomqrs,
N. B. Said Hornby intends in a fhott time to
be able to f umifli the City with Cinnamon, Mint,
Hutmeg, Citron, Orange and Barbadoes Waters,
also with Aqua-Mirabilis, Aqua Cahftis, Ratafia,
ill!fours and Ufauebaugh, Red, Yellow and Green,
with other Compound arid Simple Waters, also high
ly rectified Spirits of Wine for Medicinal purposes,
and high Wines to keep the proof of Rum, Bran
dy, or Gin that's low. King-freet, No. 70.
Notice' is hereby given,
TO all persons indebted to the fubferibers,
that their Bonds, Notes and Accounts will
be placed in the 'hands of an Attorney for speedy
recovery, unless difeharged bv the 20th irritants
HARRIS & BLACHFORD.
,me sth, 1784, No b 30, Church-Street.
% Negroes for Sale.
Tg A Cargo of very fine flout Men and
"^"^C in g OO 4 order and pt for
&'*J jAff^ 1 "mediate service, just imported
f^ om the Windward Coafi of Afri--
' - = ca, in the Ship Two. Brothers.—-
Conditions are one half Cash hr Produce, the other
half payable the foft of January next, giving Bond
and Security-if required
The Sale to be opened at co o'Clock each Day, in
Mr. Bourdeaux's Yard, at No, 48, on the Bay.
May 19, 1784. JOHN MITCHELL.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office.
A Circular Letter, addressed to the State Socie
ties of the CINCINNATI, by the General
Meeting, convened at Philadelphia, May 3, 1784,
together with the INSTITUTION, as altered
and amended.
A tew copies of an American Edition of Dr,
Blair's celebrated Lectures, may be had at
No 92 one-half, B^oad Greet, at Five Dollars.—
The London copy fells at New York for ! en. ,
Stevens, Ramsay, St Co.
_, q
AGENEROU S Price for Pink-root, final!
and Seneka Snake-roots, will be given at
No. 92; Broad-dreet. by
STEVENS, RAMSAY & Co.
For Private SAL E,
And immediate Delivery,
A Large HOUSE well furnifhed and in good
fl order, in a pleasant and healthy Situation in
the city. One thoufahd pounds Sterling of the pur
chase money must be paid down; credit with Secu
rity for the remainder. Apply to the printer by
letter for A. Z.
To be S OLD,
At No. 91, Broad-Street,
Excellent PORK in Barrels.
TRAIN OIL in do.
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Lands for Sale.
1450 Acres belonging to the Estate of
RE. Alexander Ker, deceased, and lying on
Ifiand Creek and the branches of Afhepoo Rivers
in St. Bartholomew's Parifte, about 4 miles from
Mr. Benjamin Fuller's Horfe-fhee Plantation, and
6 from EdiSto Saw-mills.
These lands may be had on “a credit Suitable to
the purchasers inclination. Plans of them may be
seen, and particulars refpe&ing them known by
applying to
Robert Norris.
For S A L E,
nr l Ft AT well situated three ffory Wooden
§ HOUSE, No. 79, Tradd-ftrect; its situ
ation for the Dry Good Business or Liquor Trade,
is as eligible as any in the city. It is now occupied
by Messrs. Robert Ewing and Co. A credit from
one to seven years will be given, paying intereit
and giving approved security. For particulars
apply to JOHN POSTELL, son of John,
No. Bi, Tradd-Street.
LEASES and RELEASES, to be Sold
at the Printing-Office.
HOUSE for SALE.
THAT very Commodious House and Lot,
No. 17, Meeting-street: it has a fufficient
quantity of rooms, closets, &c. for the accomoda
tion of a genteel family, besides the eligible fitu^
tion for business, "Which is inferiorto rone in this
city; the yard is fufficiently large to admit of every
necessary out building, such as chair-house, Tables,
&c. &c. The terms of payment will be made
easy to the purchaser. For particulars apply on the
premise's to Mr. John Poftell, or at No. 81, Tradd-
Treet, to POSTELL & GUIGNARD.
F O U N
ON Saturday the 22d inTant, on Tie Green, a
a Saddle and Bridle. The owner may have
it again by applying to Thomas Knox, at the
Spring, Meeting-Street.
S T R A Y^
A Bright bay Mare, trots, cantors, and paces,
about 14 hands high, branded something like
$P. —Also a bright bay Horse, about 12 hands high,
paces trots, and canters, branded D. S.—A black and
white cow, branded IM, a cross on the right ear, and
. two flits which makes 3 figures. Whoever owns the said
frays must apply to JOHN SAUNDERS,
Cain-hight, June 15, 1784.
A Generous Cab Price will he given A
NEGRO wench that is a good Sem
°° '"' "° s been .'^° d to wait ch a
.any. None neea apply but such as can be well
recommended. Enquire at the Printer's.'
To be Sold at the Printing-Office.
S C ,°° LMAS TERS Assistants, Fables of
Croxad with cuts, Art of Speaking, Latin
Grammars, Buchanan's Syntax, or En°lifh Gram-
, r ' ,'" b Y Chambeau, Cullens prac
tice 0 I hyfic, I hylical Pamphlets, New Method of
Qu^s "' "'' B °° ks with blotting paper,
For PRIVATE SALE,
On Long Credit,
THE vacant LOTS opposite to the house 0
the Subfcribet, No. 80, Broad-Street. For
terms apply to
DAVID RAMSAY.
For Sale,
At No. Bi, Tradd-ftreet.
A !, AT Assortment of Manchefler Goods
, ?„J U " opened, confining of Bordered Mock
Quilting, Corded Dimity, Queen's Cord, Princes,'
Fyrancum, Italian and Prussian Cord,. Mullin, Sat
°n an( llndia ditto, fuitablc for Ladies Riding Ha
bits. Fine India Dimity, plain and bordered
JV net J eans > Cotton counterpanes &c.
Will be fold on very Reasonable Terms.
0 T-T-cT
Tri' E Subscriber having three different
times, (previous to the reduction of this
City by the British) called on theJleirs of the late
Benjamin Williamson, to meet him for fettling the
Concerns of the laid Benjamin WiUiamfon,°and
which they negle&ed to do for Lafons, as he ap9
prehends, well known to some of them, now calls
on them again to meet him the Second Monday
in September, at the Exchange Cofe-Houfe: this
long Notice is given that thole concerned in Geor
gia, as well as here, may have all Imaginable in-#
formation of this Advertisement. All Creditors are
desired to fend in attested Accounts of their Debts.
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, Afo.
Chaftfo'n, May 18, 1784.
Is hereby given to all Makers of Vessels, to
make returns of their CreAs and PaTenge^s at
the Harbour-Mafter's Office, No. 3, Broad-street,
where they will receive directions, the rules and
regulations of this Harbour: by attending to them,
they may avoid many errors they otherwise fall
into.
ROBERT COCHRAN,
Harbour-Mafter.
NOTIC E
TH E Subscriber having administered on the
estate cf Capt. Joseph Hutchins, deceased,
hereby requests all persons who have demands a
gainst the fame,Nd render in their accounts pro
perly attested, to Mr. Jufhua Ward, Attorney at
Law, in whose hands the affairs of the estate are
placed, and those who are indebted to said estate,
by bond, note or book debt, are desired without
delay to fettle the fame according to law, as the
necessity for an adjustment of the affairs of the
deceased has obliged him to put the papers into the
hands of an Attorney.
, WILLIAM PINDER.
Admim/rator to the estate of Capt. Jos. Hutchins.
Charleston, June io.
NOTIC E.
ANY Persons possessed of Articles belonging t@
the United States of America, or can give in
formation where such are deposited in this State,
are hereby requeued to fend a particular Account
thereof to the Subferiber, who i§ authorized to re
ceive the fame, and will give proper receipts for
what may be delivered.
GEORGE ABBOT HALL.
CharlefloTT, April 27, 1784.
NOTIC E.
TH E Co-Partnerfliip of David Adams, €d C^
2s Diflolvcd; they expect those indebted to them,
will make immediate payment to the Subfriber, No. 105 a
Broad-freet, as no further notice will be given.
May 10, 1784. THOMAS DUNBAR,
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STRAYED
ABOUT two months, a white Cow, with
several brown spots about the neck, marked
W. W. Whoever will deliver her at No. 100,
Meeting-Treat, will receive a fuitablc reward.