The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-11-08 00:00:00, page 1

GAZETTE
O F T HE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
Smiths, DeSauffure,&Darrell,
At their STO R E, No. 83, Tradd-Street,
Have just received by the London, Capt. Purches,
from London, and the Pomona, Capt. Gilbert,
from Bristol, a variety of feafortable goods, which,
with their former importations, renders their afort
ment very complete ; among which are the following
articles, viz;
WHITE, blue and green plains, duffil and rose
blankets, red, white, and striped flannels,
fergcs and long ells; white lead, Spanish brown,
spruce ochre, verdiglife and red lead ground in
oil, linseed oil in jugs, ivory and lamp black, 4d.
gd.6d. Sd. red. and zed. nails, spike ditto, from
g to 6| inches, brads, feupper, pump and job tacks
and clouts, graprels, iron pots from 2 quarts to 20
gallons, chimney backs, kitchen dogs, racks, pot
hooks, fpitsfad irons, lleel yards, wedges, corn and
coffee-mills, grid irons, frying and dripping pans,
hoes, axes, spades, an aflortment of plantation, car
penters, joiners, coopers and (hoemakers tools, locks,
hinges, and ironmongery in general, neat cherts of
fools for Gentlemen, coffin furniture, rice lieves;
bird, dove, teal low and high duck, Bristol-blue
and swan (hot, ball, bar lead, gtwdftop.es and quern
stones; youths and mens common saddles and bridles,
mens very neat laddies ^nd bridles wiT placed iur
hiture, chair harness, half and whole hunter whips,
twig ditto, silver capp'd and tipt, tobacco pipes,
crown glass; !o°B, 11-9, J2lO, glass fliades and
eandlefticks, two gallon punch decanters, quart and
pint wine ditto, plain and cut, pint and quart tum
blers, with and without covers, rummers and go
blets, jelly, syllabub and wine glades, faits, vinegar
cruets, leather boots, teens, boys, and girls black
leather shoes arid pumps,womens red, blue and green
morocco, fluff, callimahcd, white k'd, black and
white fattin and embroidered shoes, glde, gun flints,
tnuftard, sweet oil in pints and quarts, salt petre,
tingle arid double F glazed and unglazed gun-pow
der, anchovies, capers, mangoes, walnuts and olives,
pewter plates and diflies, candle moulds, bafons,
porringers, spoons, ink hands and measures, hop
per clothes kettles, large brass scales and weights,
bell metal and brass mortars and pestles, table and
house bells, brass and metal mounted dove gratis
and fenders complete, brass mounted fire dogs,
/hovel and tongs, spare brass and painted wire fen
ders, brafi and princes metal candlesticks, steel
Inuffers, elegant tutenag candlefti&s with fnuffers
And Hands ; bovs, mens and womens cotton thread,
and worded hose, mens and womens silk hose and
gloves, silk purses; a large assortment of fashionable
silks, confining of perfiab, farfehet, mode, taffety,
pelong, ducape, plain and flowered mantuas, lute
firing, fattin, rich brocade and.tiffue, a great va
riety of ribbands, spotted, Itriped, Checked, pitted
Jong and clear lawns, worked lawn aprons and hand
kerchiefs, striped, checked, sprigged; flowered, clear,
Book and jaconet muslins, cambrick, lawn haridker
&iefs, black, and white gauzes, Paris net, crape,
tiffany, fuffle and trimmings, gaeze aprons and
handkerchiefs, black, blond and thread lace; edging,
narrow and petticoat fringe, gold and silver cord,
binding and vellum, ermine; fly, half and full bell
hoops; ddrant, perfian and fattin quilted petticoats,
scarlet, cloth and bath coating cardinals, white,
black and blue fattin ditto, with furr, lace and point,
A large quantity of faftronable broad cloths and ca
fimers, with irimihings, Bath coating; a great va
riety of fashionable plated and gilt buttons, mens
elegant embroidered cloth coats and trimmings, buff,
white, light blue kerfeyffiire and rich silk waistcoat
shapes, elegantly embroidered, camblets and cloth
cloaks and coats, fearnought and whitney great coats
and jackets, , fond yard wide Irish linens, brown
and white (heeting, princes linen, Hout white hn
nen for servants, check and stripes, ozhaburgs,
white and dyed Russia drabs, Russia Iheeting, raven
duck, brown Holland, check, print'd and (ilk hand
kerchiefs, diaper and damask tabling and napkins,
ditto and ditto clouting, huckaback, brown and
white doyleys, calicoes, cottons, chintzes, Itriped
ginghams, an aflortment of Mancheder goods, among
which are furniture checks and stripes, bed bunts,
plain, figured and corded dimity, fattin crossover,
stitched and bordered Marseilles quilting, white,
dyed and beavered pillows and fattinets, ribs, thick
fa, coloured cords, black, bide,-brown, olive and
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CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIMOTH Y, No. 89, Broad-Street.
MONDAY, NOVEMBERS, 1784.
spotted velvets and velvefets ; hair powder, poma
tum, starch, ^n assortment of stationary, fifh-hooks
and lines; an assortment of medicines, plate and
jewellery, among which are table and tea spoons,
tea tongs, fashionable tea pots, milk urns, sugar ba
fons, mens, womens and childrens (hoe buckles and
clalpSg flock buckles, sleeve buttons, ditto chryllal
ih gold and silver, pincushion and feiffar chains, parte
flioe buckles, dock ditto, parte and gold shirt buckles,
gilt seals and watch keys, tortoise (hell combs, tooth
pick cases, corals and bells, gold earwires, nerts of
gilt caravan trunks ; cloth, hat, fltoe, whitewafb,
paint, buckle and scrubbing brushes, hair brooms,
powder boxes and bags with puffs, (having boxes
and brushes, ivory, horn and mane combs; Sago,
spices, double and single refined sugar, byfon and
green tea; a collection of ufeful.books, among which
are very neat folio bibles, in blue gilt morotco, se
veral sets of Dodfley's Annual Regirter, 25 vols.
common bibles, teilaments, Spelling books, dictio
naries, grammars, &c. Bombazine, durant, tammy,
princes fluff, serge de nifme, calamanco, ruffel, fhal
loon, camblets, Irish fluff, cotton Counterpanes, cot
ton romalls, Queen and Staffordfhire ware in sets,
black and red clay tea pots, milk pots and sugar
dishes, plain and painted sugar canirters, and a va
riety of tin ware, japanned tea trays and waiters,
ditto tea urns, coffee and tea pots, tumblers and
mugs ; an assortment of table knives and forks and
carvers, cyder knives, pen knives, feiffars, razors,
lancets, plane green and white ivory table and dei
fert knives and folks with carvers, mahogany cases
with green and white ditto filver'tipt, steel, plated
and pinchbeck buckles, plated spurs. paper and lea
ther fnuff boxes, cartors, bottle Hands, flioe thread,
knitting and sewing needles, black and white pins,
an assortment of threads, sewing silk, diaper and
Holland tape, bobbin, fans, Italian crape, womens
and girls flays, straw, chip and covered ,hats, mens
and womens leather gloves and mitts; neat fowling
pieces, elegant Wilton and Persia carpets, painted
floor cloths, Flanders bed-ticking, walnut and ma
hogany frame dressing giaffes, mahogany fcohce glas
ses, complete sets of table and tea china, some ve
ry rich ; breakfart sets ditto, bowls, cups and bafons,
sets of jars and beakers, &c. &c.
They have on conlignment, a bale of hunter, dye'd
and German plains, duroys and fagathees, t hones
belt porter in hogsheads, Holland fail duck, seine
and sewing twine, and a large quantity of cordage.
Printing Business,
Carried on in all its branches, at No. 4, Queen
ftreet, by
BOWEN & MARKLAND,
Who have just received from Glasgow,'
Their long-expected Printing-Office,
Ah, Office ds compleat, at least, as any hitherto im
ported into these United States.
Neatness of Work, Dispatch, Cheapness,
and the strictest Secrecy, will cha
racterize this Office, which, we trust, with a libe
ral, generous, and enlightened people, will prove,
at all times, (but more especially this) no incon
iiderable incentives to their custom.
Bowen & Markland.
Chariton, Old. 29, 1784.
S-^^"~ For L ON D O N,
^tG> To fail with the firft of the crop,
^^ The ship L ON D ON,
SAMUEL PURCHESS, Matter.
HAS part of her cargo already engaged. For
freight or passage apply to the Captain, or
SAMUEL LEGARE.
RAN away from the laid ship, fohn Berrisford,
a teaman, aged about 30 years, thin visaged, and
wears his oWA hair.' A reward of Twenty Dollars
will be paid to any person, who will secure him in
the common gaol of this city.
F OR S A L E,
At No. 80, Tradd-ftreet,
SUGAR, marrow-fat, and dwarf pcafe, by the
peck or bushel—They arc of the belt quality,
and iu fine ordeQ ^t
THE
Wanted immediately,
TWO ROOMS, in a convenient part of the c>
ty for business. Inquire at the Printing!
Office.
November 8, 1784.
NOTIC E.
A QUARTERLY MEETING of the Chamber
of Commerce will be held, at the City-Ta,
vern, on Wednesday next, the 10th inftaht, whefi
the Members are requeued to attend at 14 oJclocQ)
.fotranfaa business- Dinner will be on table at 3 "
o'clock.
By order of the Chamber, /
SAMUEL LEGARE, Secretary;),'.
190 Prime Seasoned Slaves.
FOR SAL E,
A GANG of about One Hunded and Ninety
seasoned Negroes, used to the planting of rice ;
the terms will be made easy to the purchaser. For
further particulars apply to
CHARLES JOHNSTON, o-
ADAM TUNNO.
For SALE or CHARTE R,
A Good S CHOONE R,
Burthen about 100 Puncheons.
FOR S—ArL E,
A compleat S CHOONER,
Burthen 350 Barrels of Flour.
Part Goods will be taken in payment for either of
the above vessels.
ALSO, (For CaJh)
A Valuable NEGRO MAN, 22 years of aj^
who is a good house servant, fold for ^o
fault. For further particulars apply to
JOHN MAUGER, Broker,
„ No. 9, Elliott-street.
Who has for S ALE,
: : On very low terms,
An IN JOICE,of WAICHES, among which ig
a Capital Goldstop Watch, by feffop.
A HOUSeTTIeE
In Union-street, next to the White Swan. Inquire
at No. 19, Dutch-town.
NOTIC E.
THE copartnership between LAMOTTE and.
MOTTE being this day diffplved, all per
lons indebted to that concern are requested to fettle
immediately with
ABRAHAM MOTTE,
Nov. 3, 1784. Motte's wharf. 1
Public Au&ion.
On TUESDAY, the 9th NOVEMBER next^
WILL BE SO L D,
At TEN o'clock, on fervey and Walter's Wharf,
THE cargo of the cutter Mart and Kitti/;
consisting of
125 barrels Pitch,
5 hogsheads Tobacco,
500 Pipel
400 Hogshead > Staves.
220 Barrel)
A L S O,
The Wearing Apparel of a Gentleman deceafe^
At 12 o'Clock,
WILL BE SOL D,
At the Exchange Coffee-Houfe,
THE British built cutter MARY and KITTY}
with all her tackle and apparel,, as she now lies at
Jervey and Walter's wharf, burthen about fifty
tons, almost new, well found, and may be imme
diately sent to sea at little or no expence.—lnven
tory to be seen at our Store—. Conditions of the Sale
Cassie By order of the Administrator.
gRIMEROSE, THOMSON, & Cty
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