The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-10-18 00:00:00, page 4

)OliN AITKE $
,_Y A S just imported in the Brigantine JO
AISE P H, Martin Stores, fronv London,
and now opening at No. 2, Bfoad-fh'eet; a com
pleat assortment of Milinary, Haberdafhe'ry, and
other fine Goods; which he will dispose of by
Wholesale or Retail, at a very moderate advance.
gr He expects by the firfl vessels from Europe,
'an assortment of articles Suitable to the prefect
'and approaching season.
October 4, 1784°
Fork of Salted, and Broad river, July 8, 1784.
BROUGHT to me, by Thomas Smith, a
NEGRO MAN, who fays he belongs to one
William Davies, on the Indian Land, near the
Two Sifter ferry, bn Savannah river ; and that he
was plundered from his master, in British time's,
and taken to Virginia, and is now endeavouring to
get back to him. He is a black fellow, about 30
vears of age, has on the inside of his right hand a
fear, a great part of which is white, is about 4 feet
5 inches high, speaks broken English. The owner
is desired to come, prove his property, and take
him away.,
JOHN KENNERLY, J. P.
Of Orangeburg Diftrifl.
Orangeburg Difrift, July 22, 1784.
THOMAS ROLL informs me of a Gray Elea
bitten Stray HORSE, about twelve hands
and a half high, about seven years old, a natural
trotter, branded something like LS on the near
fhoulden
3 w JOHN KENNERLY, J. P.
FOR SALE, Cheap,
TWELVE pair second hand Window Saflies,
Glasses in part of them, 8 by 10, 12 lights to
each pair, two pair 18 lights. Also a large Scale-
House Beam and Boards, with about 500 lb. cast
iron weights. Apply at No. 9, on the Bay. 2-1 W
T O BE L E T,
A SMALL BRICK TENEMENT,
In Queen-Street,
Enquire at No. 101, Meeting-street.
FOR S A L E,
The Sloop SEA NYMPH,
JUST arrived from Philadelphia, four months
old, burthen about 160 barrels of rice, draws
fix feet and a half water, and calculated in every
Tefpefl for the coasting business.
One third of the purchase money must be paid
down, and security for the remainder, payable the
Ift of January next. Apply on board, at Eveleigh's
wharf, or to
THOMAS MORRIS, No. 50, Bay.
Who has just received by the above vessel,
Superfine Flour and Ship-Bread.
If she is not fold in five days, she will return to
Philadelphia—For freight or passage apply as above.
Charleston, OH. 12, 1784.
To be Sold at Private Sale,
A CORNER LOT of LAND in Hafell-flreet,
.containing 48 feet 6 inches infront, and 131
feet id depth on Quince-freet ; the back line from
East to Weft, gq feeet 6 inches. If net fold at private
file, on or before the igth da9 of October info it will
then be put up at Public Audion, by Messrs. Col
cock and Gibbons.— For particulars, enquire of
Mr. Daniel Bourdcaux^
Charlejion, October 7, 1784.
Thos. Harris, & J. Carpenter,
At their STOR E, No. 32, King-freet, have to
Dispose of, bn the lowest prices a general Assortment
of DRY GOODS, viz.
BROAD Cloths A variety of tapes
Linens of different Threads
qualities A large quantity of the
A variety of Cambricks bell London hard
Muslins pewter
Lawns Powder
Calicoes Shot of all sizes
Bed ticks
And a variety of other articles too tedious to men
tion, all Suitable for the country use, by the large
or small quantity.
They will be obliged to their country friends for
ihe continuance of their cuflom.—Produce of all
kinds will be taken for cash or trade.
October 2, 1784.
For SALE, or FREIGHT
, fo^ To the WEST-INDIA ISLANDS,
The Brigantine Perseverance,
Captain COL E,
Now lying at Primeau's wharf:
SII E is a strong, complete, well built double
decked vessel, lately sheathed, and upper works
quite new; burthen about five hundred barrels of
rice ; a very sass sailer, and well found. For parti
culars apply ty
HQRT ^nd WARLEY,
Carpenters Society
THE ANNIVERSARY of the Carpenters
Society, will be held on Tuesday the 10,h of
October inf. at' No. 100, Church^treet, where the
Members are desired to attend at 11 o'Clock in the
Forenoon.
By Order of the Society,
John Lefefne, Ser}.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
THAT very valuable and well known
Indigo PLANTATION, called Horse-
Island, situated on Archer's Creek and Broad Ri
ver, about 7 miles from the Town of Beaufort;
eftcemed the best indigo land to the Southward—
Any other description is unnecessary.—Conditions,
one third cash, the remainder to be paid in Nov.
1785, and 1786, with interefl from the day of sale,
giving bond with approved security ; —or, if more
agreeable to the pur )afer, Negroes will be taken
in payment. f
A Tract of LANb containing 575 J acres, fit
for rice and indigo, and an excellent range for
stock of every kind, situated on the Saltketch'crs,
St. Bartholomew's Parish, adjoining lands of Tho
mas Heyward, Esq; John Moore, Efq;and others.—
Conditions, five years credit, with interest, on giv
ing bond with approved security.
A very valuable F A R M, oh Wando River,
about fix rhiles from Charleflon, containing 100
acres, with a large quantity of hard feeding rnarfh,
known by the narhe of Smallwood's liland; on
which is a dwelling-house, &c. and some exceed
ing good fruit trees.—This place is very proper for
attending the markets.
A L S O,
A PEW in the Parish Church bf St. Helena,
known by No. 27.
JACOB DEVEAUX,
October 1, 17844 NO. 64, Tradd-ft reet.
THE ASSESSORS for Charleflon, now fitting
in the General Assembly Room, give notice
to all persons that have made Returns of their
country property, that it is required of them to
make Duplicates of the fame to be certified, which
must be transmitted by them to the fcveral parts of
the country where such property lies for to be af
feffed:—They further inform all Delinquents, that
they have finifhed their Assessments, and will not
admit of any returns after the 14th of October next.
All Defaulters must therefore expeH to be doubly
taxed after that day.
Peter Bacot,l
J. Edwards, jun. |
William Roper, ( Affffors for
Edward Trefcot, ; Charlejion.
Joseph Dill,
John Brale, and
John Calvert,
Sept- 3°, Ü B 4.
WILLIAM WILKIE,
RETURNS his sincere Thanks to those Gen
tlemen who have been pleafcd to Employ
him in the
FACTORAGE BUSINESS;
And begs leave to inform them, and the Public in
general, that he purposes continuing the fame the
ensuing season, and will be much obliged to those
who will employ him in the sale of their produce.
Due attention will be paid to their interest, and
boats provided in time to bring their rice, &c. to mar
ket. Orders directed to him at his Store, No. 85,
Tradd-ftreet, will be duly attended to, by their
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 diflant from the Lower
Market.
October 1, 1784.
Joseph Ball & John Minott,
RETURN their sincere Thanks to their Friends
who were so kind the lafl Season to give
them the Disposal of their Crops; at the fame
Time acquaint them, that they have taken Mr.
Thomas Ball, into Copartnerfhip in the
FACTORAGE BUSINESS,
UNDER TIIE FIRM OF
BALL, MINOTT, & Co.
Who Solicit a Continuance of the Friendship of
the former Concern in Particular, and the Public
in general, the ensuing Season, as they may depend
every Exertion will be used to give them general
Satisfaction, and Boats provided in Time to bring
their Rice, &c. to Market.
All Orders from the Country, directed to them,
at No. 66, Church-Erect, will be punctually at
tended to.
Charlejion, October 1, 1784.
TO BE L E T,
And may be entered on immediately,
TH E Subscriber's HOUSE in Broad-street,
No. 13. As conveniently situated for Trade
as any in the City. F^r particulars apply to
Sefet, 2^ x^ WILLIAM LEE,
Just Arrived,
A Small quantity of Doßor ßa k e r's Genuine
^ A Antiscorbutic Dentifrice, and Albion Efence,
for preserving the 'leeth. Gums, Sockets, Breath, &c.
It is prepared by himjclf, and warranted perfectly
free from the leaf corroftue particle or injurious pro
perty whatever.—By attending properly to the directi
ons, and observing the necefary precautions, people
may not only free themfloes from a great deal of pain,
and prefave theit teeth and gums throughout life, but
also those of their Children, as 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 Dentif.
Each pit of Antiforbutic Dentifrice has, to prevent
frauds, his name on the cover and sealed with his
coat of Arm's, the fame as the copper-plate arms on the
table of the bottle^ of Albion Essence, and is Sold
by the Printer of this Paper, at One Dollar each,
with proper printed Direßicns;
THE Subferiber takes this method of informing
his friends, and the friends and former cus
tomers of Mr. Thomas Corbett, that he has received
advices by the jhip London, from London, that
Mr. Thomas Corbett, was on his tour through the
Mannfariuririg Towns in England, purchasing for
cash, a very large and complcat assortment of goods
Juitable for the approaching season, which from the
method of purchasing, will be able to fill on the mos
reafonablc terms; and that he expects them here zn
the course of this month: he therefore hopes they will
jafpend their purchasing efewhere till they arrive.
John Rhodes.
Charlejion, Oft. 8, 1784.
Slann & Guignard,
HAVE just received by the JOSEPH, Capt.
Stokes, form London, an assortment of
GOODS suitable to the prelent and approaching
Season; whicli they will dispose of on the moll
reasonable terms, at their Store, No. 8.1, Tradd
ftreet.—Orders from their friends in the country,
will be carefully attended to.
—; _ : —1
Exchange Coffee-Koufe.
TURTLE Soup every Monday; Wednesday,
and Friday; other rich soups, beef steaks,
relishes, &c. every day during the present and ap
proaching cool season. Likewise, tea, coffee, and
chocolate, on the shortest notice; civil usage, kind
treatment, and the best of entertainment, having
large commodious private rooms for the reception
of Gentlemen—An assortment of the best genuine
wines, with good domeflic attendance.
N. B. Genteel lodging apparcments, ready at
all times for the reception of Grangers.
A. WILKINSON, & Co.
No. 90, and No. 27, Broad-jlfeet,
Have Imported in the Mary-Ann, JoMn M-Ivtß^
and the Charleston Packet, T. Melville,
a large and General Assortment of GOODS sui
table to the present Season, which they will dispose
of on moderate Terms Wholesale and Retail, for
Cafli or Produce; confuting of
They have also for Sale,
High proof Jamaica RUM in puncheons, hhd%
and barrels.
Their Store No. 27, will contain a General
Assortment of Articles suitable to the Country
Trade.—Their Friends from the Country may de
pend or. always getting the Market Price for their
Produce, and being served with what Goods they
may want, on the best Terms.
TO B E
A large DRY CELL AR, in Broad-street,
near the City Tavern. Enquire of the
Printer,
SILKS and Sattins,
Muslins and lawns,
Cambricks,
Lace and edgings,
Chintzes,
Printed cottons,
Calicoes,
Cotton copperplate fur
niture,
Damask and diaper table
cloths,
Irish linens,
Hosiery,
Broad cloths,
Bath coating,
fine and coarse hats,
Great-coats & cloaks,
Women's cardinals,
Red and white flannel,
Coarse linfeys,
Negro cloth,
Blankets,
Boulting cloths,
Fine and coarse shoes,
Lead and shot,
Gun-powder,
A variety of Hardware,
Bar iron and fleel,
Tin Ware,
A large assortment of
ironmongery,
Rice and flour sieves,
Bibles,
Testaments,
Spelling-books,
Wax & mould candles,
A variety of Medicines,
consisting of
James's powders,
Turlington's drops,
Hooper's and Lockyer's
pills,
Scurvy grass,
Laudanum,
Camphire,
Spermaceti,
Ipecacuanha,
Tartar emetic,
Camomile flowers,
Squire's & Daffy's eli^
Baume de vie,
Magnesia,
Spanish liquorice,
Spirits of hartfhorn,
Jesuits bark,
Anderson's pills,
Venice treacle,
Spanish flies.