The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-09-30 00:00:00, page 1

Mr. Frederick Henning
Ilas imported in the brig GUTE AUSSICHT
Captain Christiansen, from Hamburgh, and
now is felling, very cheap, for cash, at the hcuf
of Mrs. KIMMEL, No. 17, tyreen-ftreet,
A NUMBER of Elegant Gilt L OOKI NG
fGLASSES, from 33 to 9 inches in length,
and from 27 to 7 inches in breadth. .^
At the fame place may be had, in the German Lan-
^ ua ^,
Mr. Frederick Hennings
Reiner Kriftall-Strokm,
First and Second volume, with hymns. To which 7,
annexed his trial and vindication at the Ecclefaflical
Court held at Roftock, in Mecklenburg.
HORT & WARLEY,
II AVE FOR SALE,
Mt their STORE, the corner of Elliott-flreet and the
Bay, the following goods, just arrived in the bri
gantine PERSEVERANCE, Captain Cole,,
from Hamburg, by the piece or package, for caf:
or produce,
CI ERMAN ofnaburgs
T Striped and check
linens
Bed ticks and bed tick
ing, coarse and fine
Linen handkerchiefs
Fine Russia diaper for
table cloths and towels
Clouting diaper
Diaperand damask table
cloths and napkins
Handsome oil cloths for
table covers,
Black crape
Green damafk,and white
thread pavillion gauze
Beautiful black, white,
and coloured ostrich
feathers
Fhyfick phials and pill
boxes
Ivory and horn combs
Silk and linen umbrellas
Brass and copper tea
kettles
fr^ FO R NEW-YOR K,
And will pofively fail on Sunday the
third of October next,
=The Brig LUCRETIA,
Built entirely for the Convenience and Accommo
dation of PASSENGERS, and designed to be con
tinued as a PACKE I', to run between this and
said port. For Freight or Pailage apply to Capt.
Tinker, onboard at Eveleigh's. wharf, or to
Robert and Hall Stewart, No. 51% Bay: who have
just received by said veiled, and for sale bn reafon
terms,
Bar iron, Shrub in ditto,
Windsor chairs, Wh te ash oars,
Apples in barrels, Albany Plank,
Onions, Ditto Boards,
Anifced cordial in kegs, Loaf Sugars.
They have also for SALE,
Ship bread in barrels, Prime mess beef,
Claret in casks, not in- Hyfon tea,
ferior to any ever im- Cases of oil, of an excel
ported into this state, lent quality.
Exchange Coffee-Houfe.
'"""^"'URTLE Soup every Monday, Wednesday,
, apd 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 fhorteß notice; civil Nage, kind
treatment, and the best of entertainment, having
large commodious private rooms for the reception
of Gentlemen—An assortment of the bell genuine
wines, with good domeflic attendance.
N. B. Genteel lodging appartments, ready at
all tinted for the reception of Grangers.
[Vol. XLIII.]
THE.
GAZ E T TE
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. Tl^ OT HY, No. 89, Broad-Street.
Coffee mills p
Post and fool'scap paper
Gun-powder, single F
unglazed, of the best
quality
Shot
German fleet
Grind ftones]
Feathers for beds in bags
of 12olb. wt.
Hyfon, green, and bohea
tea, in Small chests
Belt Hamburgh refined
' u g ar
Jugs, mugs, jars' and
other stone ware
Scythes and straw knives
Excellent old coniac
brandy, in cases from
; 3| to 16 gallons
Large Strong rum cases,
with bottles compleat,
to contain from 16 to
40 gallons
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBu^^ tf 4 .
SILKS and Sattin^
.Muffins and lawns,
Cambricks,
Lace and ed^in^s.
Chintzes,
Printed cottons,
Calfecs, # • •< ^^.r *•
Cotton copperplate fur
niture, .
Damask and diaper table
cloths,
Irilh linens,
Hosiery, . 1
Broad cloths,
Bath coating, 1 ‘
Fine and coarse hats,
Great-coats & cloaks,
Women's cardinals,
Red and white flannel,
Coarse hnfeys,
Negro cloth,
Blankets, .
Boulting cloths, • .
Fine and coarse shoes,
Lead and shot,
Gun-powder,
A variety of Hardware,
Bar iron and steel,
Tin Ware,
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
On a Credit of 12 Months, giving Bond and Security,
A ^ °"'Set °' elegant Mahogany
f I furniture, made by Seddon, and lately im
ported in the Emperor..—This furniture was bc
fpo&e in London, and was originally intended for
the use of a private family, who can at present dis
pense with it—from the attention which has been
p ai d in finifhing and packing the Several pieces of
iurnituie. the proprietor lias realon to believe that
the whole is as .well,executed, and received in as
good order as any that has been imported for feme
years paGT . • a ; .
_ A private family can accommodate two young
Gentlemen, from ten to twelve years of age.—At
tention to their morals and persons will be paid.
Enquire at No. 105, Brcad-ftreet.
Sep', 25, f^'d* — 3.^. -
A. WILKINSON, & Co.
• ' Ao. 90, and No. 27, Broad-street,
Have Imported in the Mary-Ann, John M'lver,
and the Charleston Packet, T. Melville,
a large and General Assortment of GOODS sui
table to the prefat Season, which they will dispose
on meaerfe Terms Wholesale and Retail, for
1 Casi or produce; confflin j of
They have also for Sale,
High proof Jamaica KUM in puncheons, hhds.
and barrels.,
Their Store No. 27, wild contain a General
AfTortment 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 bed Terms.
°S T O L E
LAS I NIGHT, out of a Gentleman's House on
the Bay, a valuable SILVER CASTOR,
with four Bottles. Whoever discovers the fame,
and gives information at thio Printing-Office, fliall
be bountifully rewarded.
Charleston, Sept. 25, 1784.
Winthrop, Tod, & Winthrop,
HAVE FOR SAL E,
No. 46, Bay.
T^ RESII Superfine Jamaica Rum,
A Flour, A few cases of Burgundy,
Madeira Wines in pipes, and Champaigne
half pipes, and quar- Wines,
ter casks, Old rip&.
An Assortment of Drugs and Medicines.
BA R'l RO N.
They have also for SAL E,
The Sloop AURELIA, now lying at Eveleigh,
Wharf, burthen about 110 Barrels of 'Rice,
wfjl found and fitted.
Ckarlcfan, Sept. 23, 1734.
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,
Burlington'^ drops,
Hooper's and Lockyer's
pills,
Scurvy grass,
Laudanum,
Camphire,
Spermaceti,
Ipecacuanha,
Tartar emetic, ,
Camomile flowers,
Squire's & Daffy's elix.
Baume de vie,
Magnesia,
Spanish liquorice,
Spirits of hartfhorn,
Jesuits bark,
Anderson's pills,
Venice treacle,
Spanish flics.
Foreign Intelligence.
Par i s, May 20.
fa RAN^E will reap all the commercial advan
^ tages to be derived from America.—A nego
ciation is now positively going on, for the Ameri
cans to be allowed a free and unlimited trade to the
drench Settlements in every Quarter of the globe,
on condition of certain commercial privileges
''^ce is to enjoy oh the American continent.
The building of the ships in the docks of this
empire is by no means difeontinued.—Two new
Ships of 70 guns arc ordered to be immediately rot
ready.,
Lately died at Arbour Hill, Dublin, within a
few hours of each other, Mnand Mrs, Sharp,
who were born on the firft oCTpril 16*73, married
on the firft of April 1693, had their firft daughter
Maria on the firft of April 1694, their firft son on
tne firft of April 1695, their fccond son on the Se
cond of April 1696, and their third son on the
fiift of April 1723; the which issue, male and
female, are now living all at Londonderry in the
North of Ireland. Ma'ria was married at 18 on
the firft of April, and what is remarkable, had a
'° n . b° in on the firft of April following, Tames
Witham Montgomery, now in a high toft under
the American Congress. It may be Said of the old
couple, .
"° ^'> to enjoyment, their dotage withdrew;
For the longer they lived still the fonder they
grew. .
LORIEN r, May 12.
The -Council of War, which has been fitting
here for near two months on the affairs of the en
gagement in the Weft-Indies, in April, 1782. is
just concluded, and we learn that the following
are to come under censure: two Captains to be
cornered, and rendered forever incapable of ferv
^. f °r ^attention to the signals of the Comman
der in Chief of that division; one Second Captain
to be cafhieied, and imprisoned four years; three
marine officers the fame Sentence; twenty-fevers
petty officers to be degraded, and to receive a cor
poral punishment, among whom is the cadet who
Illuck the flag of the Glorieux.
LO N D,O N, June 12.>
r A society comptfed of the firft men in the king
dom, is now forming under the title of the whigs.
ihey are to hold their firft meeting at the St. Al
ban's, early in the next week. From the high rank
and lefpe&ability of the noblemen and gentlemen
who patronize this institution, there is little doubt
but it will be the firft Society that has been in this
country since the revolution. ^ • .
She plan intended for adoption by the Irish, in
case theii Reform, Bill Should be refufed. is, for the
unrepresented to refufe taxes, and, if diftrained, to
bring the question of law before a jury. . i
VV hile Mr. % Buike was haranguing on Thursday
on the bdckwardn.efs of mod gentlemen, as Soon
as they get into power, to bring forward a Parlia
mentary Reform, and attacking them inifters with
gieat acrimony and violence, a young member
pulling him by the ileeve, in a kindof stage-whisper
exclaimed, “ Ihou also waft oneof them !" The truth
of which remark hlenced the unblushing orator for
the remainder of the ' debate.
3 u ^ '• ° n the 9th of June left a tragical event
happened at Amsterdam: A French Officer, who
had lodged for some weeks at an inn, had fought iri
vain for resources Suitable to his profeffion. ^Hav
ing left Prance in consequence, as he said, pfa ve
ry serious dispute he had with a colonel, he could
have wished to have found in Holland tank. Sim
ilar to that he,enjoyed in France, : or else a Supply
cf cash, iumcicnt to carry him to Berlin, where he
hoped to be preferred by his talents. It is said he
was about Seven or eight and twenty years old, was
a very skilful engineer, spoke with knowledge of
the campaigns in America, where he had distin
guished himfelf; expressed himfelf with great faci
lity even in Enghfh, and to these talents he joined
a very pleasing physiognomy. It is said his rela
tions had refufed him any kind of assistance, and
having tried in vain to find feme elfcwhcre, he
had for forae days harboured a design to put an end
to his life. He announced that desperate project
with So much confidence, that the perfogs who
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