The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-09-13 00:00:00, page 4

Wells & Bethune,
No top, Broad-Street,
HAV E just received by the Sloop DIS-
P A T C H, Capt. Woodruff, from Lon
don, the undermentioned Articles, which they
will dispose of very low for Cash:
Black, White, and coloured luteHrings,
Mantuas, fattins, modes arid faffnets,
White, blue and green fergedefoy,
Black florentine, bombazine, and lafting,'
Ribbons of the latest patterns, sash & hat ditto,
Crimson and white collar velvets,
Black velvet ribbons, Ostrich feathers & plumes,
Hat and gown crape, hair feating, moreen,
Balloon trimming gauze, ditto stripe and r^--
foullee ditto,
Sewing silk, China cups ana femers,
Ivory combs and brushes, w hite chapel needles,
Brass caftors, sloping desk locks, book-case no,
Brass and iron rimmed door locks, closet Atto,
Portmantua, trunk, and padlocks,
Hasps and Naples, hooks and hinges, HL ditto,
Coffee mills, fad irons, Saddlers tacks, brass do,
Nails of all forts, Iron wedges, gimblets, &c.
% N. B. They have on hand New Butter in
Birkins, —Hyfon'Tea at Bs. and 6d. per pound,—
Souchong ditto, at ss. and rod. ditto,
September 2, 1784. t.
Thomas Farr, Isaac Motte, and
John Splatt Cripps
Under the firm of
JOHN SPLATT CRIPPS, & Co.
At No. 94, Broad-fireet,
„ AVE just imported in the ship Christiana,
CT A Captain Angus, from London, and other
fdieis from Europe, a General Assortment of Eu
ropean and Pali-India, GOODS, amongd which
are, Thread Lace and Edging, Black Lace, white,
b ue, and green Negro Cloth, Duffils and Bed
Bankets, Fearnought Great-coats, middling and
cotrle Cloths, Hiiped flannels,, Sadlery, Carpen
ters, Coopers, Shoemakers, and all kinds of plan
tation louis, nails, locks and hinges; very clegant
gucs and pittols,made by Twigg, —tingle and double
F and ba.de gun-powder, flints, bullets, Ihot, and
Fg lead. o ,
they will be obliged to their refpe&ive friends
in the c untry for their cullom, whose orders Ihall
be pui&ud ly complied with.
TO BE SOLD,
And on ver, moderate Terms, for CaJh,
At No. 80, Tradd-ftreet,
Y ONDON Duffii blankets of an extra, quality,
N_J —Blue, green, and white plains—Fearnaught
and duffil great-coats —Fearnaught jackets —Pea
jackets, and kerfey ditto—Trowfers, Hurts, and mi
litary shoes, very cheap — Double Gloucester cheese
-—Excellent single refined loaf sugar, 8 and qlb.
the loaf—With a number of other articles in the
provision way o
James Lamotte & Abraham Motte,
Having entered into Copartnerfhip under the firm of
LAMOTTE & MOTTE,
BE G leave to inform their Friends and the
Public, that they pronofe carrying on the
FACTORAGE' BUSINESS,
And will be much obliged to those who will fa
vour them with the faleof their Crops, as they may
depend the ftri&eft attention will be paid to their
interest. They have a convenient brick building
for the reception, of Produce, and hope before the
winter to have stores capable of containing a very
large quantity of Rice. Should their friends at any
time want a boat to bring down their produce, they
may be supplied by giving a few days notice.—
From the experience of M'r. Lamotte, in the
value and quality of goods suitable for this country,
they flatter themselves. they will always give fatif
faftion to their friends in the purchase of such as
they may be -pleafedto dire&
All Orders addressed to them at their Counting-
House on Motte's wharf; will be punctually com
plied with. August 31, 1784.
FOR SALE,
By Private Contract, on a Credit of Twelve Months,
AVery valuable Traft of LAND, containing
200 acres old measure, situated in Bush Poon,
Berkley County, 33 miles from town. For further
particulars enquire of William Farrow, or in his
absence, JOHN RALPII,
No. 100, Church-ftrcet.
To be Sold at Private Sale,
On Reasonable Terms,
A VERY valuable TRACT of LAND, in
XA Georgia, containing 800 acres old measure,
560 acres of which is said to be good Rice Land, situ
ated between the Rivers Ogechee and Cowanachee.
The pur&iafer paying two hundred and fifty pounds,
in March next, (in order to pay off a Legacy) may
have an extensive Credit for the remainder, for
particulars, enquire of
Aaron Loocock.
No. 17, Tradd-Street.
FO R SAL E,
On "an extenfae Credit, the following property of
Henry Peforiricau, EJq; viz.
'"• valuable House, Offices, and ex-
L cellent Garden, No. 03 Meeting-
Hreet, presently occupied by the Hon. General
Moultrie, containing in front on laid Hrect 94 feet,
and in depth 300 feet.
2d. I hat House, Offices, and Garden, No. 46,
Queen street, presently occupied by Mis. Dawson,
containing^ front on said Hreet 72 feet, and in
depth 226teee
:? : L t'Lot in Broad-Hfeet, No. 127, in a
, situation for Business, presently cccu
fried b) C des torgan 'kCo. containing in front
on said fir: 24. feet, and in depth 90 feet.
4th. Th Lot in Queen-itreet, No. , feet,
nearly oppofa Irs. Bawfon's, presently occupied
b; Henry non n Schenz, containing in front on
said Hreet 2, HQ an .n depth 98 feet.
AL S O,
That PEW in St. Michael's Church, on the
North fide, rear the Pulpit, No. 13.
The iituation of the different Houles and Bets is
so perfectly known, that any further defcriptio^ is
considered uoneceffaiy. For terms of sale, &c.
enquire of
James & Edward Penman,
No 15, Bay.
Isaac Motte, J
Rawlins Lowndes,l
John Huger, > Attomies.
John Deas,
Edward Penman J
Sept. 2, 1784.
For Private Sale,
A LOT of LAND in Orange-street,
21 feet front and 100 feet deep, on which
is a new Brick House with fix Rooms.
A L S O,
A very valuable Tra& of ,40c acres of Land
near Four Hole Bridge.
LIKEWIS E,
Two excellent Tra&s of Land on the Great
Saltketcher. Terms may be known by applying to
Cudworth & Waller.
Just Received,
In the ENDEAVOUR, Capt. BUOG, from Ampler
dam, and now opened for Sale by the Subscriber
the following Articles ; viz.
GIN in cases and jugs,
Calicoes and chintzes,
Elegant caps for Ladies morning dress,
Gauze Aprons and handkerchiefs,
Coloured Ribbons.
Blue printed linen handkerchiefs, and other Ar
ticles, which they will fell for Cash or Credit, at
the firft Store in Broad-street, coming from the
Bay.
Cantor & Co.
NOTICE
IS hereby given to all 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 whose Bonds have been v&y long Handing,
and no interest paid. He further gives this public
notice to all such persons, (if any there are) who
may think themselves injured by the fubferiber, any
time since the capture of Charleftown, to make their
complaints known, whch if founded on truth, he
will cheerfully make the mod ample fatisfadion.
Theodore Gaillard.
Au^ft 3% 1781
Imported in the Endeavour, dirAlly from Amsterdam,
ByJAMES ANDERSON&Co.
An afortment of India, German and Dutch Goods,
conffling of articles adapted for the consumption of
this country; part of which they beg leave to par
ticularize, viz.
Checks,
Haerlem and German Gripes,
Warendorps, fiom No. 9 to 50.
German dimity,
Platilles royalles.
Brown holland,
Russia drafs,
Fkmifo bed ticks, cyfi to icyfo
Nankeens,
Bandanoe and other handkerchiefs,
Belt Dutch paper,
Bobbins and tape, well assorted,
Bohea and Tonkay teas,
Chanson do. of a superior quality,
Hessian linen,
Narrow Bretagnes,
Oznaburgs,
Russia, Holland and Raven duck,
Cun powder, F.HF. in kegs of 12J lb. each,
Which they will dispose of on their usual terms,
for Cash and Credit.
No. 105, Broad-street, Anguft 3, 1784.
For Private Sale,
On a CREDIT of One, Two and Three Years,
A Trail of LAND in St. James's Parish, Santee,
? containing xdoo acres old measure, 359 acres
of which is riverfwamp; the high land bluffs on the
the river, and affoids a most beautiful place of fettle
meat; the landing is much frequented by Schooners,
and is a most excellent place to creSt stores for the re
ception of the Up Country produce.
A I S O,
A PLANTATION on Goofc-Creek, .about 21 miles
from Charleflon, on the main road to the Congarees:
it contains 900 acres, about 100 acres of which is ex
cement rice Swamp, 200 acres is excellent fur corn or
indigo, the remainder is well timbered and wooded;
For particulars apply to
Kennedy & Huggins.
Charleflon, Augufl 16, 1787.
A House for Sale.
A Commodious three-story HOUSE &
I I LOI in 1 radd-ftreet. The hand for the by
good business is one of the best in the City, and for
any kind of bufinels excelled by few. A credit of
five years will be given, and the price moderate,
for particulars apply at No. 17, Meeting street, to
John & Thomas Poftell.
N 0 TIC E
IS Feieby given to ah persons having demands
against the elites of Peter or Theodore Gourdin,
ucceafed, to render them in properly attefled, be
fore the firft day of January next, either to Mr.
Theodore Gourdin, or the fubferiber, that a divifiou
of t<ofe e/lates will icon after take place, and the
Executor will confider himfelf no longer liable to
make good any claims which may be brought in af
ter that date. He requests all persons indebted to
said estate, to fettle agreeable to law, by said time,
per icularly those whole Bonds and Mortgages have
been (landing from 15 to 18 yeais, and no interest
paid.
THEODORE GAILLARD.
August 30, 1784.
JERVEY & WALTERS,
Have just imported in the ship Philadelphia, Capt.
Strong, and the brig Laetitia, Capt. Lall,from
Philadelphia,
Excellent Old Port Wine in Pipes and
Half Pipes, Sweet Oil in Cases, Water, Milk
and Butter Bifeuit in Kegs, which they will fell
very reftfonably for cash, at their wharf.
To be Sold,
1)Y the Subfertber at No. 10, Beaufane-ftreet,
a parcel of well made Eootsand Shoes of fine
thin leather, Servants ditto. He requests his
customers wil pay off their debts of above two
years Handing.
PATRICK HINDS.
NOTIC E.
IF there is such a man by the name of Bumil,
or Burnel, now living in either o( the States of
Georgia or ^outh-Cafolina, and will let me know
where his place of residence is, or will call at
No. 52, Broad-street, on Dedor Isaac Chanter, he
may hear of something to his advantage.
BLAKE LEAY WHITE;
Charleflon, Augujl 31, 1783.
Chrillopher Gadsden & Sons,
INTEND continuing in the Factorage bufmefs the
enfaing season, when they will be obliged to theur
friendsfor the disposal of their crops. The greatest
attention will be paid to their interest, and th, may
defend on never being obliged tofell their rice for want
of store room. 6w.
RECEIVED
By the Brig Le VIF, from Martinique, and to be
Sold at No. 95, Broad-street,
SUGAR im Hhds. and barrels,—Taffia.—4%
Philadelphia Superfine Flour, —Burgundy in
Hampers. De la CANTRIE & SELLES.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
Schoolmasters Affiffants, Fables of
.Croxall, witli cuts, Art of Speaking, Latin
Grammars, Buchanan's Syntax, or English Gram
mar, French Fables by Chambeau, Cullen's prac
tice of Physic, Physical Pamphlets, New Method of
Inoculating, Receipt Books with blotting papsr,
Just Imported,
In the Sloop LIBERTY, and to be Sold by
WILLIAM DUNSCOMB,
On Beale's Wharf,
A few Hogsheads of good Weft-India Rum,
An excellent Black House Wench, and
An old Mainsail.•