The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-10-25 00:00:00, page 1

Smiths, De Saussure, & Darrell,
A Z Ei T T E
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
At their STORE, No. 83, Tradd-Street,
Have just received by the London, Capt. Purches,
from London, and the Pomona, Capt. Gilbert,
from Bristol, a variety of seasonable goods, which,
with their former importations, renders their affort
merit very ' complete ; among which are the following
articles, viz.
WHITE, blue and green plains, duffil and rose
blankets, red, white; and striped flannels,
serges and long ells; white lead, Spanish brown,
spruce Ackre, verdigrife and red lead ground in
oil, linseed oil in fogs, ivory and lamp black, 4.d,
sd. 6d. Bd. icd. and zod. nails, spike ditto, from
g^ to 6^ inches, brads, feupper, pump and job jacks
and clouts, grapnels, iron pets from 2 quarts to 20
gdlor& chimney backs, kitchen dogs, racks, pot
hooks, fpitsfad irons, fleel yards, wedges, corn and
coffee-mills, grid irons, frying and dripping pans,
hoes, axes, spades, an assortment of plantation, car
penter6.joiners, coopers and shoemakers tools, locks,
beiges, and ironmongery in general, neat chests of
tools for Gentlemen, Coffin furniture, rice sieves;
bird, dove, teal, low and high duck, BriHol, blue
and swan ihot, ball, bar lead, grind Hones and quern
Hones ; youths and mens common fuddles and bridles,
mens very neat fiddles and bridles with plated fur
niture, chair harness, half and whole hunter whips;
twig ditto; silver capp'd and tipt, tobacco pipes,
crown glass, 10-8, 11-9, 12-10, glass shades and
rand'eHicks, 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 glares, salts, vinegar
cruets, leather boots, mens, boyri, and girls black
leather ihoes and pumps,womens red, blue and green
morocco, fluff, callimanco, white k'd; black and
v/l ite fattih and embroidered shoes, glue, grin flints,
tnuHard, sweet oil in pints and quarts, salt petre,
firgle and double F glazed and unglazed gun-pow
der, anchovies, capers, mangoes, walnuts and olives,
pewter plates and dishes, candle moulds, bafbns,
porringers, spoons, ink Hands and fncafures, cop
per clothes kettles, large brass fcalcs and weights,
bell metal and brass mortars and pestles, table and
house bells, brass and metal mounted Hove gratis
and fenders complete, brass mounted fire dogs,
shovel and tongs, spare brass and painted wi/e fen
ders, brass and princes metal candleflicks, Heel
fnuffers, elegant tutenag tandlefticks with fnuffers
and Hands ; boys, mens and womens cotton thread,
and worded hose, mens and womens silk hose and
gloves, silk purses; a large aflortment of fafhionable
fiiks, confiding of perfian, farcenet, mode; taffety,
pelong, ducape; plain and flowered mantuas, lute
firing, fattin, rich brocade and tissue, a great va
riety of ribbands, spotted, Hriped, checked, pistol
long and clear lawns, woiked lawn aprons and hand
kerchiefs, flriped, checked, sprigged, flowered, clear,
book and jaconet mailing, tambrick, lawn handker
chiefs, black, and white gauges, Paris net, crape,
tiffany, fuffle and trimmings, gauze aprons and
handkerchiefs, black, blond and thread lace, edging,
narrow and petticoat fringe, gold and silver cord,
binding and vellum, ermine, fly, halt and full bell
hoops ; durant, perfian and fattin quilted petticoats,
scarlet, cloth and bath coating cardinals, white,
black and blue fattinditto, ^ith furr, lace and point,
a large quantity of fafhionable broad cloths and ca
fimers, with trimmings, Bath coating; a great va
riety of fafhionable plated and gilt buttons, mens
elegant embroidered cloth coats and trimmings, buff,
white, light blue kerfeymire and rich silk waiftc at
Shapes, elegantly embroidered, czmblets and cloth
cloaks and coats, fearnought and Whitney great coats
and jackets, |, f and yard wide Irish linens, brown
and white sheeting, princes linn, ftont white hn
nen for servants, check and stripes, oznaburgs;
white and dyed Ruflia drabs, Russia faceting, raven
duck, brown holland, check, printed and silk hand
kerchiefs, diaper and damask tabling and napkins,
ditto and ditto clcuting, huckaback, brown and
white, doyleys, calicoes, cottons, chintzes, striped
ginghams, an assortment of ManeheHer goods, among
which are furniture checks and Hripes, bed bunts,
plain, figured and corded dimity, fattin crofsdver,
Pitched and bordered Marseilles quilting, white,
dyed and beavered pillows and fattinets, ribs, thick
fits, coloured cords, black, blue, brown, olive and
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CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIMOTHY, No. 89, Broad-Street.
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MO ND AY, O CTOBE R 25, 1784.
spotted velvets and velverets ; hair powder, poma
tum, starch, an afTortment of Hationary, fifh-hooks
and lines; an afTortment of medicines, plate and
jeweliery, among which are table and tea spoons,
tea torigs, fafhionable tea pots, milk urns, sugar ba
fons, mens, womens and childrens dice buckles and
clasps c flock buckles; sleeve buttons, ditto chryHal
in gold and silver, pincushion and feiffar chains, pafle
shoe buckles, stock ditto, paHe and gold shirt buckles,
gilt seals and watch keys, tortoise ihell combs, tooth
pick cases, corals and bells, gold earwires, nests of
gilt caravan trunks ; cloth, hat, ffioe, whitewash.
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, hyfon and
green tea; a collection of tifeful books, among 'which
are very neat folio bibles, in blue gilt morocco, se
veral sets of Dodfley's Annual Register, 25 vols.
common bibles, teflaments, spelling books, dictio
naries, grammars, &c. Bombazine, durant, tammy,
princes Huff; serge de nifme, calamanco, ruffel, Wal
loon, camblets, Irish Huff, cotton counterpanes, cot
ton romal!s, Queen and Staffordfhiie ware in sets,
black and red clay tea pots, milk pots and sugar
diflies, plain and painted sugar canisters, and a va
riety of tin ware, japanned tea trays and waiters,
ditto tea urns, Coffee and tea pots, tumblers and
mugs ; ah assortment of table knives and forks and
carveis, oyller knives, pen knives, foiffars, razors,
lancets, plain, green and white ivory table and des
sert knives and forks With carvers, mahogany cases
with green and white ditto silver %*, Avet/phted
and pinchbeck buckles, prated spurs, r per and lea
ther fnuff boxes, callers, bottle Hands,'fr^, thread,
knitting and sewing needles, Hack and white pins.
an afTortment of threads, sewing silk, diaper and
Holland tape, bobbin, fans, Italian crape, womens
aud girls days, straw, chip arid covered hats, mens
and Womens leather gloves and mitts, neat fowling
pieces, elegant Wilton and Persia carpets, painted
fioor cloths; Flanders bed thicking, walnut and ma
hogany frame dressing g'affes, mahogany fcor.ee glas
ses; complete sets of table and tea china, some ve
ry rich breakfaft sets ditto, bowls, cups and bafons,
sets of jars arid beakers, &c. &c.
They have on confignmeut, a bale of hunter, dye'd
rind German plains, duroys and fagathees, bhones
belt porter in hogsheads, Holland fail duck, seine
and sewing twine, and alarge quantity of cordage.
NOTIC E.
A LL persons having legal demands on the estate
A I of Francis Cottier, late of CharleHon, Gold
smith, deceased, are requested to furnifh the fub
fcrioer with attested accounts of the fame, and those
indebted to said estate, are desired to difuharge im
mediately their refpe&ive obligations.
There being a variety of watches in poffeiTon of
the subscriber, the proprietors of them, it is expect
ed, will prove their property, on or befoie the frfl
day °f January next ensuing, and if unclaimed, they
will after that^ period be regarded as effects of the
estate, and dityefed of accordingly.
ISABELLA GOTTIER, Fxecutrixl
N. B. To be Sold, at Private Sale, a variety of
Sil-erfmiths and Watchmakers Tools, an elegant
afTortment of paste buckles, jewels, watches, &c.
Apply as above.
, F O R SAL E, Cheab,
'r""'" '"' focond hand Window Sashes,
Glasses in part of them, tby 10, 12 lights to
each pair, two pair 28 lights; Also a large Scale-
Iloufe Beam and Board's, with about 500 lb. cast
iron weights. Apply at No. 9, on the Bay. 2-iw
TO BE L E '
A SMALL BRICK TENEMENT,
In Queen-Street,
Enquire at No. 101, Meeting-street.
THE fubferiber has removed his Office to
Tradd-Hrcet, between No. 15, and 16, next
door to the dwelling house of James M'Call, Esq.
GUILLIAM AERTSEN,
Commiff. for Accounts of South-Carolina.
Commiftoners-Office,
CkaTlefon} October 18, 1784, ^tipw
THE
Effen.ee of Spruce.
A few Boxes made by the Patentee of
Quebec,
For Sale at No. 5, Bedon's alley.
ROBERT NORRIS, & Co.
OA 20, 1784. ts
N OT I C E.
No regard having been paid to Mr. Corbetts
former advertisement, we therefore now in
form all persons indebted to him, that unless they
call and fettle according to law, by the First of Ja
nuary next, their obligations will be put into the
hands of Joshua Ward, Esq. with orders to be sued
immediately thereafter, without refpe& to persons,
' ISAAC HARLESTON, )
JOSHUA WARD, 1
ISAAC PEACE, „ttcrmes d
.JOHN RHODES,)
Charleston, 0&. 21, 1784. gtiw
FOR PRIVATE SA LE,
Av ExA valuable PI,AN PAT lON, on Edifto
river, 10 miles above Thomas Ferguson's,
Esq. law-mills, containing 1800 acres, exceeding
good for corn and Indigo; on the premises arc an
Overseer house and Negro houses, about 150 acres
cleared. Three years credit will be given by in
stallments. , ; ~, ~
, Another valuable PLANTATION, known by
the name of Cow Savannah, formerly the property
°'-'n ~ctfo^giu, about two miles from the town
of Dorchester; containing 400 acres, chief part
rice land ; it is so well known as to need no other
description. Two years credit will be given.
Also three LOTS of LAND, in the township of
Washington And about 300 bushels bed Alum,
Salt, now lying in a Gentleman's Hore, at Comba
hee. For other particulars apply to
Conyers, Holmes, & Co,
No. 51, Bay.
F ° r B ARBADOES,
" e Brigantine POMONA,
z^^.itt , Captain Gilbert,
A NEW vcffel, and will fail with all convenient
speed—has exceeding good accommodations
for passengers. for freighter passage apply to the
Captain on board, at Scott's Whaif, or to
SAMUEL LEGAR E,
No. 26, Church-street.
NOTICE
To the Creditors °f JOHN BANKS, deceased.
WHEREAS a Meeting of the Creditors of
John Banks, deceased, was advertised at
Mr. M'Crady's tavern, on the Bay, on Wednes
day last; at which time and place io few attended,
no business could be done; and as it is absolutely
necefiary that an a'dminiHration should be made,
before the Creditors can legally take possession of
the books, or recover any effects or debts due to
the estate, it is earnestly requested that all persons,
having any claims on said estate, will attend on
Weduefday, the 27th instant, precisely at Eleven
o'clock, in the morning, at the fame place to con
fider and determine what steps are neceilary to bo
taken for the benefit of all concerned.
Saturday, Oft. 23, 1784,
A few Kegs of excellent Butter,
fuft arrived,
And to be Sold by Keg or Retail, at No. 80,
Tradd-ftreet.
Just Arrived,
A few excellent double and single Glou^
cefter CHEESE, to be fold at No. 80#
Tradd-ftreet.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
AS Compleat a CABINET-MAKER as ans
Negro fellow in this City.
Cudworth & Waller,
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