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Newspaper
Georgetown Gazette
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1801
Page
3
This notice advertises fine Bloom Hyson Tea for sale by Crosby and Murray for cash. It lists Spermaceti oil for lamps, two trunks of men’s fine shoes, cinnamon, and a variety of other goods, noting December date.
Smith and Simons offer a wide assortment beyond their usual stock. The inventory includes blankets in blue brown plains London and Bristol, superfine cloths, elastic cloths, fabrics, flannels, coats jackets hats gloves and handkerchiefs plus nails gunpowder and various agricultural goods. They advertise low cash prices with extended credit options and note December 2 as the date.
Notice declares that Thomas Young and Daniel Ready along with others were summoned and returned as Grand Jure and Petit Jurors. Fines of thirty dollars for Grand Jure and twenty dollars plus five percent on tax for Petit Jurors apply unless excuses are provided on oath by April first. Georgetown District November 2.
Francis G. Delesseline imports from London aboard the Amity and Juno an assortment of fashion articles. The list includes cloths, blankets, cotton bagging, ladies shoes, hats, saddles, tea trays, dressers, plate warmers, candlesticks, knives and forks, coats, carpets, cloaks, ironmongery, china, and various household wares. December e.
De Subcriber informs the public of a new commodious wharf opposite Georgetown, over 150 feet long, for lumber and naval stores with wharfage charges and constant attendance. Storage for about 100 hogsheads tobacco is available on the Georgetown side, improving safety from fire and pillage. John Taylor.
For sale notice lists a Hocene lot currently occupied by Mr Francis Shackelfold. The fragment provides no price location or sale date.
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