The South-Carolina weekly gazette — Charlestown [i.e. Charleston, S.C.], 1783-05-24 00:00:00, page 1

MESS Beef in tierces,
barrels and half
barrels
Mess Pork in tierces and
barrels
English Beef, corned for
the table, in calks
Whole and split Peale in
calks, firkins and half
firkins
Fine Flour in barrels
Ship Bread in bags
White Bread in calks
Yorklbire Harns in canvas
Red Herrings in kegs
Bristol Tripe in ditto
Igfh and Role Butter in
casks
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
A Quantity of best white Flint Corn
immediately.
ROBERT COCHRAN,
AND
'JAMES BENTHAM,
Having entered into Copartnerlhip, under the Firm of
COCHRAN & BENTHAM,
'~PURPOSE CARRYING on tu'r
COMMISSION BUSINESS,
At their Store, No. 40, on the Bay.
rir^HRY will undertake to fell all Kinds of Mer
cbandize, Country Produce, Houfcs, Lands, Ne
&^, Furniture, &c. Arc. at Private Sale, on the
Miual Qommiffions; and hope by their Assiduity and
Attention io Bufinefr, to merit the Countenance and
Favour-of their Friends and the Public.
They have for SALE,
Just arrived from the Northward,
Superfine Flour in Barrels and half Barrels
Briket in Kegs
Hams Soap
Fine Bohea Tea, &c. &c. &c.
For which Bills on the Financier in Philadelphia
— will be_taken in Payment.
JUST.ARRIVE D,
And to be fold very cheap for Cash or Produce,
By WALKER & MAITLAND,'
No. 21, Church fl reef,
TWenty Pipes London particular
Madeira Wine; a few Trunks
of low-priced Irish Linens ; and some
Cases of Mens coarse Shoes. gw.
For LO NDON,
To fail by the gtb of June,
The remarkable fall-failing SHIP
WASHINGTON,
Captain JAMES JOSIAH.
HER cargo of rice being already provided. For
freight of indigo between decks, or for pas
sage, apply to the Captain on board, or to
daniel hall, & c o .
No. 5, Tradd-ftreet.
Who have imported in s a id Vessel for Sale,
Superfine Philadelphia Flour, and best
Pilot Bread.
,RECESS SOCIETY'
THE Members of the Society are desired to
attend a Quarterly Meeting, on Tuesday the
0 1 or June, at the house of Mr. David Burger in
Que^n-ftreet, at fix o'clock in the evening.
By Order of the Society,
L„T. CAMBRIDGE, Secretary,
re Supper will b^ on pie table at eight o'clock.
Smiths, Defauffure, & Darrell,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
The following ARTICLES,
Which they will diftofe of, on every moderate Terms,
at their Store No. 2, new Buildings, 'near the
Exchange, viz.
SOUTH-CAROLINA WEEKLY GAZETTE.
CHARLESTOWN: Printed by NATHAN CHILDS, & COMPANY, at their
Printing-Office, No. 85, CHuRcH-STREET.
Vol. I.
, Cheshire and Gioucefter
Cheese
Porter in half hogsheads
and kilderkins
Ditto in bottles
Sweet Oil in fix quart
jugs
Calf Skin Boots
'Sailor's strong Shoes and
Hats
Assorted Cordage
Sail Cloth
Ofnaburgs
>Gunpowder.
In assortment of Sailor's
Slops
Neat Family Medicine
Chests.-
SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1783.
RICHARD WYLL Y, & Co.
No. 9”, Broad-street,
HAVE FOR SAL E,
The following ARTICLES,
Which they will dispose of on the mofl reasonable
Terms, for Case or Produce, by Wbolefale or Re
tail, viz.
CALLICOES and printed Linens; Silk, Linen,
Romall and Bandana Handkerchiefs; black
and coloured Indian Persian, Tobine, Luteftring,
Sattin and other Silks; Gimp, Fringe and other
Trimmings for ditto ; worked Lawn Aprons ; {por
ted Lawns; 54 to 114 Table Cloths; Table Nap
kins ; white Callico, Humhums, Book Muslin, work
ed and sprigged Jackonet ditto, Pistol and long
Lawns, Children's and Lady's Stays, black Tiffany,
Love Handkerchiefs, Scotch Ounce Thread, colour
ed Pound ditto, Ofnaburg ditto, coarse and fine;
ready made Shirts, plain and ruffled ; ditto Jackets
and Breeches, ditto Cambrick Stocks, black Silk
Crava's, tewing Silk and Twist, Gold and Silver two
and one fourth inch Fringe, Gold and Silver Chain,
ditto Ground and Vellum Lace, Gold and Silver
spangled arid plain Buttons and Loops; Men's and
Youth s Wa(h Jean and Thread Gloves, Lady's co
loured and white Lamb Gloves and Mits, ditto black
and white Silk Gloves and Mits, ditto white Holland
Gloves, Boys and Girls white Thread Hose, Mens
patent Silk ditto, ditto worsted ditto and Gloves,'
Bombazine, Huckaback, Towelling Diaper, Yard
wide India Dimity, Dutch Cord, Marfeille& Quilt--
ing, (uperfine black and blue Princes Stuff, Fancy
Cloths, Caffimire, Serge de Soy, Mohair, Metal and
Fancy Buttons ; Shalloons, Callimancoes, Durants,
Tammies, Camblets, Norwich Crape, crimson and
black Velverets, Buff frudian, Oiaoge Canvas, Cruils,
Dowlas, Rufoa Drill, brown Holland and Cambrick
lambour Jacket Shapes, white Dimity and Silk
Shapes, Gold and embroidered, Tiliue and Sattin
ditto, Grogham and Keriimire Tambour ditto, Sil
ver mounted Hangers and hufees, Gold and Silver
Hat Lands, ditto Epaulets, 1 ortoiie shell Combs,
Shaving Boxes, Tooth Powder, Baum de Vie, Daf
fy's Elixir, Court Plainer, Shaving and Cloth Pow
der, Lavender and Hungary Water', James's Powders,
blacking Cakes and Balls, Stuff and Snk Coats, Ske
leton and Stick Wire, black and coloured Ribbons,
Love dit:o, Cane Hats, black and white Silk Gauze
Handkerchiefs, black and Bhnd Lace, white thread
ditto and Edging, Mode and Persian black and white
Cloaks and bonnets, Dress Caps, Rufha Sheeting,
Royal, Poll and Poolfcap Paper, Quills, Wax Can
dles, Mens white and Leaver coloured Hats, black
and green Gold laced ditto, Tapes, Bobbing, Silk,
Stay Laces black and coloured Fans, Feathers and
Plumes, Gold Rings set & plain", Stone-Knee Buckles,
gilt Stock ditto; gilt, Argeat, Pinchbeck, Steel,
plated and black Knee and Shoe Buckles; plated
Bibs and Bradoons, ditto Stirrups, ditto Coffee Urn,
ditto Caftors; plated, Pinchbeck, Brass, Pewter and
Tin Clandlefticks ; Mace, Cloves, Nutmegs, Pepper,
Mustard, French and Spanish Olives, Ketchup, Sallad
Oil, best Angle refined Sugar in ylb. Loaves, Poland
Starch, Glue. China Punch and Slop Bowls, ditto
Coffee and Milk Po:s, Soup and fiat China Plates,
Queens, Earthen, Tin and Glass Ware; Pewter
Meafurers, Diffies, Soup and flat Plates, Soup and
I able Spoons, Glass Candle Shades, Brass Knockers,
Cutlery, Stock, Closet and Padlocks, Wood Screws,
Window Bolts, Latches and Ketches, Shoemaker's
Tools, Hinges, Hand Saws, Planes, Chiffels, Center
and Dowling Bitts and Stocks, Claw Hammers, Fish
Hooks, Shovels and Tongs, Mortars and Petties,
Brass Cocks.,Clamps, Coppers Tools and Rivets,
Ploughffiares, Faggot Steel, Bar Iron, Frying Pans,
Pots and Skillets, 4^ 6d. Sd. tod. i s d. zed. zid.
and god. Nails; Kitchen Jacks compleat, Princes
Metal mounted Steve Grates, Copper Boilers, ditto
Stew and Sauce Pan; Pot Hooks and Crooks, Flelh
Forks, Cotton and Wool Cards, Gunpowder, Shot,
Candle Moulds, French Coolers, Bureau Furniture,
Shop Twine, Spinnel, Mens Saddles, Steel Bit Bri
dies,, Rum Proofs, Epsom Salts, Hair Powder, Dra
gons Blood, Jallap, Coffee and Pepper Mills, Socket
Spades, Gridirons, Butcher's Cleavers, Brass Nails,
Scupper ditto, Curry Combs, Brushes, Brooms, Hair
Sieves, Paints, Saddle Cloths, Surfingles, Martin
gales, large and small baked Hair Matraffes, Window
Grass, Overalls, Canvas Trowfers, Crocus, coarse
and fine Shoes and Boots, Rappee Snuff, with many
other Articles ; also white Wine Vinegar and Fayal
by the Pipe, Quartern or three Gallon/
THE
THE fubferiber acquaints his friends and the
public in general, that he has taken the cate
1 and charge of Mr. Frioleau's wharf as WHAR
FINGER, where he at the fame time intends to
carry on the FACTORAGE BUSINESS in all its
branches ; and hopes from the ftrideft attention to
his business, and interest of his employers, he will
merit the favour of his friends and the public iu
general. DAVID CRUGER. ~
Mrs. S ARTHTRVTN=
TAKES this method to inform the public in
general, and her friends in particular, that she
has removed to Union-ftrcet, No. 17, a brick tene
ment next to Broad street ; where she has, for some
time past, taken Goods to fell on Commission; and
will be much obliged to them for the continuance of
their favours.
N. B A very dry Cellar to let upon very low,
terms. @e takes in Country Boarders.
ALL persons indebted to me on book, are re
queued to call and fettle their refpedive ac
counts. Those who can pay any part of tne money,
will oblige me much in doing it ; but after so long
a credit, a settlement (which is in every person's
power) is absolutely necessary. Those indebted to
me on bond and note, are requested to call and pay
the interest, or renew their obligations to
Their bumble Servant,
JOHN BUDD
TO BE SOLD,
On "tuefday the 24th of June next;
At the Plantation of Mr. Richard Blake deeeafed,
in the Parifo of St. fames's, Santee, agreeable, 10
his last Will and TeJiament,
PART of his Personal Estate, cenfifting of two
Negroes, a flock of Cattle, Hogs, a Chair
Horse, with all the Houfhold Furniture, The con
ditions of the sale are, all sums under Three Pounds
sterling to be cash, and for all above, twelve months
credit, with approved security, paying interelt from
the day of sale.
All persons having demands, are desired to make
them known; and those indebted to make immedi
ate payment. „
GEORGE M'DOWELL, Executor.
At PRIVATE'STLE;"
A Likely, healthy Negro Wench, an exceeding
good plain cook, washer and ironer, and can
be well recommended for her hbhefty and sobriety ;
also an exceeding good two-story HOUSE on the
south fide of Broad-street, exceeding well situated
for trade. The conditions, a small part cash, for
the remainder two years credit may be had, on
giving bond with approved security. For further
particulars, enquire of
STAFFORD & PORTER,
_ 19, Church-street.
ALL persons having any demands a
gainst the Rev. Mr. %mes Hender
foil, deceased, are desired to bring them in
to JAMES, SIMMONS,
No. 44, Broad-street.
CAME to my plantation about two years ago
and advertised by me at that time, a negro
fellow of the Guinea country, named Fifoer, about
40 years old, speaks bad Fngliffi, is about five feet
nine inches high, rather slim made, and is ruptured ;
he fays his mailer's name is John Brockington, but
upon enquiry find he belongs to a Mr. Mills at Pe
dee. The owner of the above negro may have
him, by proving his property, and applying to me
''"' '' ' 7 ' 3 °- JOHN LORD.
TO BE^EaYFd;'
Twelve town lots in s t . Philip's P ^
rifh, lying and fronting on King, St. Philip's
and Manigault's streets. For particulars enquire at
No, 13, Tradd-ftreet, of'
MARY-ANN STONE
A I, S 0,
A TRACT of LAND on Wanda Creek, Hob
caw, containing about ^ acres, chicly high land
Enquire ^ above. —" — : * -----
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