The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-10-08 00:00:00, page 1

OHIRTIN G and Meeting
~ linens
Fine Hollands
Cambricks
Long lawns
Mullins
Silk gauzes and handker
chiefs
Striped and plain India di
mity
Platilloes—Brittannies
Rowans
Harnhuts ginhams striped and
check'd
Arabia linens
Printed linen handkerchiefs
Barcelona ditto
Diaper and damage table
cloths
Diaper of different widths
Dowlas
Ozhabrigs
Checks and Gripes
Bed ticks and bed ticking
Nankeens
Buckrams
Ravens duck
Sail ditto
Marseilles quilting
Ditto with red flowers
Tapes and bobbins
Pins aud needles
Scissors
Combs of all kinds
Elegant pier and dressing
glasses
Byfon, green and bohea tea
in small boxes and bottles
Turkey carpets
A variety of glass ware of all
kinds
Ditto of china and tea sets
Ditto of earthen and stone
ware
Medicines
Snuff ofdifferent kinds
Toys Bunting for colours
With a variety o t other Articles.
They hope for a continuance of the favour of their friends
as tl ey may be allured every endeavour to give fatisfadion
will be used.
' "" ^ —=raoQt,
A LL pe>fons indebted t > the Trufees of Sarah
/ Sh^ftelford, on bond oie or berk accounts,
ate defend :o m/ # e payment to the übferihe' ini
rc&auly, or t gi<e their bond fr the amount
ci the demand, anti thole th.to e morey on bond
, rate are desire? to pav their i urelt as the kw
h^ci^ec 3 they will be s ue d without any
difihft or ; th ft awing any demands agair.ft re
trutees are reqmhd ^ deliver them in as abwe,
that t^v may receive their dividend as fern as
collided by
JAMES WITHERS,
For the Trotta of Sarah Shackelford.
-—=—=^^ _
Carpenters Society.
'THE ever-memorable 19th of O^o
„£ btr, (the day bis Exce lency General ^aih
ingten with the alied a my clinched the tail of
/ime:^^l Independer ce) is appointed 'y the $>
city be held as their auniv^rfary. T-at day
bew^ on Sendai, the members are defied to
attend oh M nday the 2 oth, at 11 o'clock io die
ftrencon, it No 10) Churih street.
By order of th Society,
JCHN LESESNE, &c,
Charkfion, %oh, 2, 1783.
Ballantine & Warham,
Have just imported in the Ship Vryhyd, Capt. Sextroh, froft
Amsterdam, a large and general Assortment of
European and Ead- India Goids,
Furcbafed at the principal Manufactories and Warehouses in
Holland, by order, and on account cf the Han. A. E. Van
Braam, Efy, which they will dfpoje of by the Piece or Pack
age, on the ref reasonable terms, at their St«, e I- o, 3, in Tradd
freet, ofepofite Bedon's-alley, confining of the fallowing Ar
ticles, viz.
THE
GAZETTE
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON: Punted for ANN TIMOTHY, No. i oo , Meeting-llreet.
A Variety of India Chintzes,
; cotton aud calicoes
White blond lace
Black lace,
Hanover ditto
A great variety of rich flow
ered, striped and plain silks
Sattins, taffeties
Embroidered patterns for
waist-coats
Very neat pieces trilligans for
ditto
Rich brocaded, embroiderd &
plain hlk pu ? :ps
Womens fluff shoes & pumps
Mens shoes and flippers or the
heft kind
Mens and womens thread arid
cotton hose, worked ditto
[ Ladies riding hats with
plumes, &c.
Mens and boys beaver hats
Hats for negroes
Superfine broad cloths of the
most fashionable 'colours,
with trimmings
Fine camblets, calamancoes
Bombazines, prince's fluff
Writing paper
Window glass 10 by 8 & 11
by 10
Paints of different colours
Linseed oil
Cables and cordage
Grind stones
Soap ?< canldles in fm all boxes
Long and fhert pipes
Gin in cases of firft quality
Sweet oil
Carpenters and coopers tools
Axes, hoes, feythes, whip
saws and files
Nails and spikes
Sheet and pig lead
K eg flipt,
Gun-powder
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, i 783. 8 3 .
New in the PRESS,
And <wi:t fpteddy be pubUdoed,
At the PRIN TING-OFFICE,
No. 1 0, Meeting fireet.
Confederations on the Society or Order
of CINCINN TI;
L&e y imitated by the Major-Generals, Briga
'''", and other offic rs oi th American a my;
provi y th it it creates a race of hereditary ,~a
titans, 0 mobility; mod interfere! with
remarks „ ( |% conferences to the freedom and
happ : cfs of the Republic.
Address d to the People of South-Carolina,
and th?ir R^rejentatives,
BY CASSIUS.
fyTR Richard Ellis, at the Qiarer-H.v'e, in-
A rims me of attach Getting about 13 hinds
li % *ith three white - ct, ^ blended on 'he
mining shoulder HR j ined, and #n he off
fho Ider HLjued, hav^r okayed ito his p,f
ture The owner must prov^ his property c laid
horse, before
„HN TROUP, ~ P.
Ml. %me Lytron R thirds informs me Of
three .O'S havi g staved into Colors'
wa^nfft. v?s rtet rim at i or ,o. the ore black
,d whi.% hended on & turn , IP, find marked
io both ears aih a crop and ' ee Hits; the othrr
two bro n with ri:cfime marks and b ands. The
owneufaft prove th Hr property to said cattle,
before
JOHN TROUP I P.
To he Sold at Private Sale,
A HCU F a^d Lot 1 Un< n ^oe< continued, the
lot measures id front 58 f^t, and in depth, 5
feet; this house is well clev l ed For a private family.
The conditions of the Ale £.IOO to be paid by & per
ch fee the id of January next, £ 100 more the il of
March, and indents will he taken to the remainder, or
credit given 0 the firft <f January 1785 Fo- further
particulars apply at my offic N 11 Q^e*n Street.
lOHN WALTERS GIBBS,
Negroes for Sale,
At Mr. Manigaulfs Lot, the Corner of Amen-freet, behind St.
Philips Church,
On TUESDAY next, October 7th,
Will be fold at to o'Clock in the Morning,
A CARGO of healthy, prime
SL A V E S,
Confining of Men, Women, Boys and Girls, none under iz
nor above 30 years of age, just imported in the Brig Roseau,
Capt. Simpson. The sale to continue every fubfeanent day,
(Sunday excepted) at the fame hour, until the whole are fold.
Charleston, October 3d, 1783.
THE fubferiber intending for Europe
early in May next, Messrs. Webb & BounetheaV
will dupofe of, at public vendue, before the Exchange, on
THURSDAY the 13th of November next, precisely at twelve
o'clock,. The LEASE of her valuable PLANTATION in St.
Andrew's Parish for five years, under feme reftri&ions which
will be made known on the day of sale.-.-The plantation
contain* n i ne hundred and ninety-nine acres, more or less 14
miles from Chariefton, and but a mile and a quarter from a
landing, is esteemed by thole that are judges exceeding good
land tor indigo, rice, corn, &c. &c, as any in the State. There
are on the premises a good dwelling-house, kitchen, dairy,
barn, corn-house, chair-house, Cables, negro houses, fowl
houses, &c. &c.
„ live years credit will be given for the purchase money, the
interest to be paid annually, and giving bond with approved
security, the principal to be paid pt the expiration of the term
in specie. Immediate possession will be given as soon as th©
terms arc complied with, by
Frances S. Pinckney,
. No# 64, Broad-ftrecQ
On Wednesday, October gift,
Before our new Store, on Beale's wharf,
WILL BE SOLD,
At 7 werve o'clock, in the Forenoon.
THE foil wing HOUSES and LANDS, be*'
longing to the estate ofiDr. Alexander Fo*
ther ngbam deceahd. viz.
A commodious BRICK STORE in Meeting
ft eet. No 16, n w occupied b, Mr. Phiip | cob
Cohen. On &s lot is lifoifc an exceeding good
d*elli„R-h use lack of the store, both rent at
pref^n f rtw hundred pounds fierlingpe an
A BRACK TENEMENT in Fradd-ft eet. No.
65, at prefect renec ifor one hundred guineas.
I. co rtai s fix neat rooms, and has every back
convenience for a final! family
r^lf an Acre of LAND in the town cf D,r.
ch fNr, on übich is an exceeding good brirfe
h use in good order, with the receffa y ant-burii.
^ngs. v An, perfan inclining :a bay: this house on
le&efor a nara mr of years, at an easy rent, mm,
a; ly to Mrs F t theringh in, at No. gg, Tradd*
fl eet, before the day of sale.
No. 29 end go- -Two LOTS cf LAND ct
Harieft;,n e^ch e nw. irg fy font on Squirrel*
Street, 121 feet ^ inches, and it, fret 6 inches fa
de th—-Lot No. 29, fronts V. eatworth street.
F've hu dred acres ol LAND in Ciaven count,
on the branebeQof «ateree creek. t,
Occ thousand acres on the blanches cf Cedar
cre k
r"°GSE, No. ss, in TredcL /bcet, will be
Rid without reserve, so cash. Thecthers f'r ore
tenth part Cassi. the remainder payable i- Ftbru^
27, 1784 (about which time Mrs Pothering,
ham fails for E gland; under penalty of the for.
fe tu e of he tenth part paid.
For a further deßriprion of the lards find lota
opp yt 3 COLCOCK & GIBBONS, '
Who will TL two other HOUSES in Dorchefler,
viz. a BAY LOT, on which s a convenient
h p ufe writ five rooms and a large ^cre, where
th ate M J<hn B %fi<d carried n 'ufirefs.
An airy HOUS : , containing fje rooms, with
a buck foundation) ard a convenient k teber and
Core r oros under the htufe a Urge stable a h nd.
some n^ceffary and an oven, ^ finifhed in the
ye r 1778 by Benjamin War ng, ffa.—J dents
will te taken in payment for the left lot.
An ORDINANCE
To prahent the killing of Callie within the City of
Charleston.
BE it Ordained b< the Honorable the Intendant
and Wardens of Chariefton, in City Coun
cil aflembled, and it is I ereby Ordained hr the
authority of the fame. That after ten days front
the publication of this Ordinance, ro bullock,
ox cow or other grown neat cattle, ffiall be killed
within 'he bounds of this City, under the pen 1.
ty of 7 wenty Shillings, far every head cf such
cattle so killed. And le it further ordained by
the authority afortfaid, that no butcher's pen, or
inclofurc, for the purp fe of hoping or flaughter
irg any fucn cattle, shall be thereafter continued
within the cuy, under the penalty cf Twenty
Shillings flerli^g per day for every such pen or in
clofure which (hall be so continued.
And be it further ordained by the authority a.
forelaid That the fires and forfeitures imposed by
this Ordinance, shall and m^y be recovered before
the Court of Wardens with cefts. the one half
the e?f to the informer, and the other half to be
paid into the Lands of the City Treasurer, for the
use of the Corporation.
RATIFIED in City Council, this Twenty
sixth day of September, 17^3.
& RICHARD HUTSON, Intendant
No. 2171.