The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-10-25 00:00:00, page 3

At our Auaior^Room,
To-morrow, TUESDAY, October 26th,
WILL BE SOL D,
At 10 o'clock,
RUM, Claret, Porter, Molaffcs, Loaf Sugar,
Brown ditto, a few bags Coffee, a great va
riety of Dry Goods, just opened, &c>
At 12 o'clock,
A valuable young HOUSE-WENCH, for cash.
A NEGRO MAN, who is an excellent Cook,
and good Painter—Two months credit.
Cudworth & Waller.
Wanted immediately,
About One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
BRICKS.
Cudworth & Waller.
Wanted on Interest,
ANY fam of money from a hundred to a thousand
1 pounds. For the Loan of which a generous price
will be given, and the cash paid punctual to the time
limited. Apply to
Cudworth & Wallen
For SALE, by Public Vendue,
At theExchange Coffee-Houfe, on THURSDAY next,
the 28th Instant,
The Sloop SPEEDWELL;
JUST returned from the Weft-Indies, and^well cal
culatedfor a Droger, drawing but 6 feet 3 inches
when loaded. She is Philadelphia built, well found,
not twelve months old, and will befold without reserve,
as fie now lays at Cochran's wharf. Inventory in the
hands of
Frimerofe, Thomson, & Co.
Who will have no objection to treat by private con
trast, and accommodate the purchaser with time or haff
amount.
Peter Joseph More,
Formerly Surgeon in the Camps, Armies, and Milita
ry Hospitals of France, gives Notice to the Public,
that he now lives at Mr. Francis Renu, No. 122,
King-flreet.
If ,When Mr. Mote firft set up, in this city, did
not give out to the Public a fpccifick remedy
hepofefes for the cure of all kinds of Intermitting
Fevers, the tekfon of it was, that he wanted £rft
to assure hifflfelf by number of experiences, whe
thertheriffferhirce of this climate to thatof Europe,
Wouldnot prevent the efficacy of his remedy, but
after repeated good successes, and proofs he has had
of the contrary, he is so well assured of its efficacy,
that a single bottle after the patient has been pro
perly prepared, taken in the space of 18 or 20
hours, the day he. is free of the fever, will cure
him of the most obstinate fever, unless it has de
generated, the patient is very seldom obliged to
take a second bottle.
Every one knows that, Intermitting Fevers have
different names, either in regard of their lafting
toefs, or of the different accidents, which have
occasioned them, for that rcafon the medicine mull
be prepared according to the kind of fever the pa
tient is troubled with, likewise according to the
patient's age, strength, sex, or conftitutiom
■ Mr. More informs, that his remedy, whetipre
pared, cannot keep above four or five days, and
that he will give it to no one, unless himfelf has
seen once the patient, or been acquainted firft bj
some intelligent person of the nature of the fever,
&c. the patient is troubled with.
The price of each bottle is Five Dollars Cafi—'E,
in observing the prescribed course of diet, two bot
tles does not prove effectual, the money will be
returned.
P. S. Mr. More proposes to publjk afmall pain
phlet, treating on the quick cure of the different fevers
and pleurif.es, which carry offfo many people in this
country, by jimple and very little expensive remedies, to
Jhew the principal causes, fans, and fympioms, which
denote them, and to prescribe a very eafyJallowed course
of diet, suitable to thefaid remedies.
The Marine Anh-Brilannic Society Quarterly
Meeting
JS to be, held at the City-Tavern, 011 Saturday, the
14th dan of November next, whereof all th' mem
bers are desired to take notice: As there is bufmefs of
the greatest importance to be laid before the Society $ the
Members are defined to attend prectfely at One o'Clock,
and trarfaft the bufmefs before dinner ; such as chufe
to dine will give in their names to the Treafufer one
week previous to the Meeting-—and those in arrears are
earnestly requeued to come prepared to discharge the
Jame.
By Order of the Society, 1
Wm. IE TORRANS, D. Secretary,
OP. 25, 1784..
St. Kitt's Mufeovado Sugars,
OlPthefrfl quality, for SALE,in hogjheads, tierces,
and barrels of different Jives.. Alfa aquantity
of fine favoured high trots Rum. Apply to
Smiths, De Saussure, & Darrell.
A new NEGRO MAN and. a WENCH afofor
FO R SA t E,
A Cargo of excellent high proof Jamaica
Rum, just arrived;
LIKEWISE
The Sloop INDUSTRY,
- Burthen 90 tons, aftaunch built vessel, only spears old.
Lor particulars inquire of Henry Putnam, No. 9,
Stole oAlley, or on boardfaid Jloop, at Prioleau's wharf.
On TUESDAY, the 30th day of November next,
WILL BE SO L D,
At PUBLIC VENDEE,
On Black Mingo, at Mrs. sane Shepard's,
A Stock of tame arid likely young cattle—And a
small flock of wood horses, belonging to the eflate
of Mrs. Mary folly, deceased. The conditions will
be made known on the day of Sale.
BENJAMIN SCP EVEN,)_
JOSEPH HOOI , ^Executors.
OH. 23, 1784.
JAMES MILLIGAN,
Having taken the
CITY-TAVERN,
THA r excellent and convenient house
so well known lor public business, purposes
to accommodate all Gentlemen who may
fax our him with their cufloin in the bes fmanner^
He is determined to purchase no liquors but
those of the firft quality, and by his care in procur
ing proper attendance, hopes to merit unlverfal
approbation.— ;he many spacious and convenient
apartments in his hbufe, will enable him to receive
clubs and otner meetings of Gentlemen, witli pe
culiar fatisfaHion and convenience.=-The apart
ment where the dancing assemblies were hela last
winter he wishes to appropriate to the fame use the
ensuing one, and in addition to the convenience
of the room, Will add every degree of attention to
render the pleasure of the entertainment as agree
able as possible.
October 18, 1784. 2w.iw.
TO BE SOL D,
At PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Thursday, the 28th infants at the Exchange
Coffee-Houfe, precifly at 12 o'Clock, by
J AC O B J A CO B S,
'f HE fubfcribefs well accuflomed
Sl'JXm, No. 6, Bedon's alley : its advan
tageous situation, for wholesale and retail, needs
no comment. The DOT contains in front 32 feet,
and in depth 130 feet ; whereon is a convenient,
well calculated Store and Houle, a range of ware
houses, kitchen and liable, &c. built about five
years ago, of Moore's bricks^ and good materials.
The Lot adjoining, ih front 31 feet, and in depth
1.15 feet; whereon was laid, of Moore's bricks,
in the fumnier 1779, by Captain Toomer, the foun
dation walls, two bricks thick, for deep cellars,
ready for the window frames) of a house, 21 feet
and a half frorft, and 43 feet deep. There is like
wise on the premises, a Kitchen and Back Store,
witli a large Loft over the whole.
A House and Lot, No. 119, Rihg-flrcef, con
taining in front 21 feet, and in depth 100 feet; on
the premises are a convenient dwelling-house, and
every necessary out-building. Also a good passage
way;.
The terms are, Credit until the firft of February,
forone half the. purchase money'; the remainder
to be paid on the firft day of April next, giving
bond and security with iritcrei! from the date—^
RofTeflion will.be given in 15 days.
The purchaser of the firft Lot net requirify im
mediate poffefion, the present proprietor will
gladly rent it quarterly, or on lease from on: to
three ycats, at {3OO per annum.
, The premises may be viewed at tiny time; Bill,
On Europe, hegociabb in London, will be taken
inpayment.
^ Perfonty so whom the fubferiber is indebted,
purchasing the above property, will have their de
mands immediately discounted;
William Cunningtori.
Chdvlefcn, CElober 13, 1784.
Seasoned Negroes
FOR SALE^
SIX NEGRO MEN, good labouring Porferfo.
fold for no fault, but want of employment for
them. Apply to
Smiths, De Saussure & Darrell
O&qber 1, 1784.
AFTER returning thanks to my former
friends the Planters, for their favours in the
Commission Pufinefs, I beg leave to inform them,
that 1 have again commenced
FACTO R,
and will be much obliged to them for a preference
in felling their crops the ensuing season. I flball be
fufliciemly provided with craft to answer their pur
poses. I am the Planters most obedient, humble
servant, Alexander Walker,
Clarify, Sept. 27b, 1784,
tin Thursday, th z&h o/Octob^;
WILL BE POSITIVELY SOLD,
By PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Exchange Coffee-Houfe, Sale to begin precifd,
at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
FOUR valuable SLAVES, viz. Three fellows
wild arc Ship Carpenters; two of whom, are
as good Caulkers as any of their colour in the ^tate;
arid a Wench, a Washer and Plain Cobk. This
property is fold for the redemption of a mortgagee
Terms of payment, the purchaser to pay ten per
cent bn the purchase the firft day of Janriaiy next,
and credit will be given for the remainder until thq
^ °f January 1786, giving bond and approved
security, and paying interest from the day of fal&
3t JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
Alexander Bethune,
At his Grocery, Wine and Spirit Store;
No. 113, Broad-street, near the Exchange,
Has for Sale on the most reafonableTerms;
(For Cash or Produce only)
The following Articles, viz^
OLD Madeira and Port Wines by thd
pipe, half pipe, quartercafle or dozen
Very old Hock, Rhenilh, Malaga; Sherry and Claret Wines
by the dozen
Very old high proof Jamaica spirits and Weft-India rum by
the hogshead, quaftercafk or gallon
Old Geneva and Coniac brandy
Best London porter by the hogshead, barrel 0 dozen
Best double diftill'd white and red wine vinega
Rafberry and cherry brandy in pint bottles
French liquors of different forts in small and large bottle
Capelaire, orgeat, and syrup of lemon
Hyfon, green, fouchong and bohea teas
Single and double refined loaf sugar
Mufeovado and Havana ditto
Chocolate find doffed
Fine Durham muflard in quarter, half and potind bottled '
Black and kayan pepper, ginger, fakpetre, allspice; eloVti;
mace, cinnamon, nutmegs, and fafffon
A variety of Pickles, consisting of anchovies, olives in pint
and quart poftles, capers, gerkins, walnuts, onions, cabq
bage, beans, mellons, and mangoes
Florence oil in flafks, pint and quart bottles
Table fait in baskets
Pickled tripe and Philadelphia bifket in small kegs
Ketchup, India soy, lemon pickle, coffatch & quince fat,
Pearl, French, and Scotch barley
Split and whole Peafe
Fine bloom and fun raifind
Jordan and shell almonds
Prunes and currants
White and brown sugar candy, and Spanish fi^uorite
Wax, fpermaceti and tallow candles'
Starch, entile and white soap
Marckdak, brown, pink and fine Cyprus hair powder
Scented and plain ditto
Hard and foft scented pomatum
Waffi balls, Having powder, and Windsor soap
Powder in boxes and bags, with down and silk puft
Essence of burgamot, musk, lemon, lavender and peppfflti^l
Milk of roses and royal liquid for the hair
Bergamot and rose water
Spirits of hart (horn and double diftill'd lavender water
Turlington's balsam and aquebufade water
Anderfon't pills, powder bark and rhubarbJ
Tooth powder an ! brushes
Brown rappee, Scotch fnuftarid pigtail tobacedl
Sinoaking tobacco and long tobacco pipes pointed
Gunpowder and (hot of all sizes '^
Bar lead in small pigs
A neat efloriment of glass, crockery and tin were
« Copper and tin tea kettles
Compleat table sets of Queen's ware, plain and blue edg<&
Brushes cf all forts, and hair sieves of different sizes
Best velvet long and short corks
Mogul and Harry Vlllth's playing cards
A few gross of best London-ground watch chryfta!s+
N. B. Captains of reffels, or gentlemen going to felty ffity
ne fuppl^. with all kinds of sea stores of the best and at the
theapeft rate ; likewise orders from the country will be com^
plied with at the shortest notice. ts f. 398
At Private Sale,
A great Bargain,
A l alaable HOUSEand LOT id Meeting-berf;
fA 28 feet front a&d 86 deep, more or less: the
house is built of the best materials^ well finiJhed, anil
very convenient, together with a good kitchen, waft
houfe, foredoom, and other necefary out-beddingsg
at prefkt occupied by Mr. Theus." Theftuation of this
lot ms be very agreeable, to any one who would choose
to live a little retired, being in one of the widest and
best greets in the city, where a fine circulation of air
always prevails, and of course mus render it very
hea'thy 6 '
r Nothing but the want of a little of the needful, by
^J^ of January, would induce the owner to barf
with it.
Cudworth & Waller.
For PRIVATE SALE,
f Valuable PLANTATION at Fan
'^ pon, about 33 miles from this city, and but
three miles distant from two good landings, con
taining 630 acres, 120 of which is rice land, and thd
rest exceeding good for indigo, provifioris, timbers
and the railing of flock of all kinds. On the pre
mises is a large dwelling-house, a new barn, and
almost every other building that is necessary on 3
plantation, and would be very suitable for a country
retreat, or for a person having possessions to thd
southward. The terms will be easy, and may be
known by applying at our office, at No. 51, Bay,
opposite Roper's Wharf.
Conyers, Holmes, & Cot