The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-07-24 00:00:00, page 4

CHARLES MORGAN,
Bookbinder & Stationer,
At No. 106, Broad-Street,
"DECS leave to acquaint his Friends and Customers, who
favour him with Subscriptions for his CIRCULATING LIBRA
RY, that the daily inconveniencies he experiences from the loss of
Books, &c. rendering it essential to require a Dcptft in Money, to
the value of each Book taken out of the Library, till the, fame shall
be returned; presumes a proposal of this kind will meet tlie concur
rence and approbation of the publick. Could Booles be procured
with that facility as formerly, contingencies of the above nature
might easily be substituted. Thus situated, he flatters himfclf his
request needs no farther apology, and on his part, the publick may
rest assured, that he will exert his utmost to contribute as much as
possible towards their amusement and fatisfadion.
A Catalogue to be seen, with the terms and regulations, at the
Library, No. 106, Broad-street.
TUFTS & R Y A N,
No. 26, Bay,
INTENDING to leave the Province, request all persons
who are indebted to them, to pay off their refpe&ive debts, with
out further trouble; and those who have any demands are desired to
lodge theiraccounts, that they may be immediately fettled.
They have on hand, a small quantity of old rum, loaf and brown
sugar, tea, coffee, tobaeco, eanvas, cordage and flops, with a few
other articles, to be disposed of.
LIKEWISE,
The HOUSE and BUILDINGS, Enquire as above.
fnly 13^, 1782.^
glToTTeTTomson,
At his Store on Greenwood's Wharf, near the Lower-Market,
Has on Sale, very reasonable,
RUM, Brandy, Wine and Geneva
Queen's Ware Plates and Dishes
Tureens and all forts of Crockery neatly afforteii
Mess Beef and Pork in barrels
Exceeding good Lewis's Philadelphia Flour
Bell Pearl Barley of Scotland
Venison Tongues
Negro- Cloth, Ofnaburgs, Sugar, Tea, &c.
AL S O,
A large assortment of' TIN and GLASS WARE.
N. B. Storage for goods. ft
JOHN & WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Have imported in the Catharine, and other veffelsfrom London,
A general ASSORTMENT of
European and East-India GOODS,
Confiding chiefly of the following ARTICLES,
Which they are felling by Wholesale or Retail,
On very reasonable Terms,
At their Store, between No. a and 3, Trabd-Street,
IRISH Linen
Flaxen and tow ofnaburgs
Irish sheeting
Brown Russia ditto
Printed linen and cotton
Chintz and Callicoes
Muffin, Humhums
Cambrick, Lawn
Silk and thread gauze
Luteftring, Mode and Mantan
Bombazeen and Crape
Silk, thread and cotton deckings
Table-cloths
India Dimity and Jeans
Corduroy
Marseilles quilting
Broad-Cloth and Kerfeymires
Mens round and cocked hats
Ostrich feathers and plumes
Playing cards
Writing paper
leather, thread and 61k gloves
WALKER & MAITLAND,
Having removed from No 92, Broad-Street, to No. 21, the
Corner of Elliott and Cburcb Streets,
Continue to fell on reasonable Terms for Cash only,
Their remaining Stock of DRY GOODS,
Which consists almbit of every necessary Article usually imported.
As they intend returning to England in the Fall, they re
quest all Persons indebted to them, to difeharge their Accounts!; ' and
all those to whom they are indebted, are desired to call and receive
Payment. b.
THE death of Mr. Greenwood, and the fubferiber's in
tention of leaving this province early in the Fall, render it ne
cessary that a final settlement should be made of the concerns of
Greenwood & Walker, late of this place ; all persons, therefore,
who are any ways indebted to that copartnership, are requeued to
fettle, previous to his departure, with JOHN WALKER.
THE creditors of the estate of Mr. William M Gachen, de
ceased, will be pleased to make a date of their demands, and
the debtors to make payment, to ALEX. COWAN; Admr.
14/b Jane, 1782. ft No 2, Bedon's Alley.
TO HIRED,
A SENSIBLE Negro Wench, and several handy Boys and
Girls. Enquire at No. 27, on the Bay.
MISSING from the Commodore's house on the South-Bay
TWO GOATS, one a small grey Goat, big with Kid, cu
behind both ears; the other brown, and lame in one of her hind legs.
Whoever may have found them, and will return them to the above
house, shall receive TWO GUINEAS reward.
ro b JET LEY,
THAT pleasant and airy HOUSE, No. 100, in King-ftrect.
For particulars apply at No. 6, in the fame street, or
No. 26, Tradd-ftreet, to
% CHRISTOPHER FITZ-SIMONS.
STOLEN out of an Officers trunk on James-Island, a Pinch
beck Watch, much worn, the makers name Cowan, Edin
burgh, the outer case carved, had.a steel chain, brass key, a silver
set fed with red done, ahead, a gold ring with a white done, and a
Lead in the inside of which is the motto “ Ex Dono, John Hay, of
Morion, Esq; to James Imrie, 1773," and a pair of very large Shoe
Buckles, only plated, with three row of ftudds. If offered to any
watch maker or jeweller for file, or any other person, they are de
sired to flop them, and a handsome reward will be given, by apply
jng to the Printers.
To be Hired by the Day, Month, or Trip,
TWO as well found and compleat SCHOONERS as any in
the harbour,, burthen about one hundred and ten barrels each ;
likewise, on the mod reasonable terms will be hired, a GANG of
about twenty-five or thirty good FIELD SLAVES, and one com
pleat SAWYER. For terms, apply at No. 2, St. Michael's-Alley.
N. B. On the schooners being insured, with the negroes belonging
to them, they m„ be chartered for St. Augustine, St, John's, or
&BUA&
Crowley's broad hoes
Broad and felling axes
Sadd Irons
Rice Sieves
Frying pars and gridirons
Cepper, tin and iron kettles
Cutlery and hardware in boxes
Saddles and bridles
Baots, soldiers fhocs and shirts
Check Shirts
Officers ditto
Tea arid table china
Tea and breakfail setts of ditto
in boxes
Green, fouchong and bohea tea
Single and double refined Sugar
Black pepper
Scented hair powder
Cotton cards
Turpentine and Windsor soap
A chest of medicineswell assorted
A small trunk of school books.
LOST on Frida, the lift alt.
A small Red HAIR TRUNK,
The property of an officer, supposed to be [left by mistake in
a canoe near Roper's wharf; there were several letters, and a number
of papers in it which can be of no consequence to any person but the
owner. Whoever has found it, by delivering it at either 'of the
Printers, fliall receive FIVE GUINEAS reward, and no questions
asked..
To be Let and Entered upon immediately,
THAT elegant and commodious HOUSE, No. 69, Meet
ing-street. For particulars enquire of the Printers.
T) UN away from the fubferiber the 23d of May last, a ne
gro boy named TOM, about seventeen years of age, is very
artful, and having a pals signed by Col. Robert Ballingall no doubt
will attempt to hire himfetf out. This is to forewarn all persons
whatever from hiring or harbouring the said boy; and all matters
of vessels from carrying him qff the province. A reward of ONE
GUINEA will be paid to any person delivering him to the keeper
of the Sugar-House, or ts William Burt, at No. 1, South-Bay.
Cbarkfown, Istb, 1,82.
lOST on Friday evening, near the small bridge within the
u barrier on the weft fide of the Horn Work, a plain silver
WATCH, with a green case and steel chain, having! gold mourning
ring and a parcel of small keys hanging to it. Whoever will deliver
the said watch to the Printers, shall receive a handsome reward.
A S Daniel O'Hara intends going for New-York by the
next opportunity, intreats every person indebted to him, im
mediately to pay the fame.
To be Sold for Cajb only, the remaining Stock on hand:
Confining of Madeira and Port Wines, by the pipe, quarter calk,
dozen or gallon; with sundry other articles in the grocery way,
fup&rfine flour by the barrel; ship buifenit by the hundred.
N. B. A few pipes of that genuine Port Wine so much approved
of (imported by James Smith, No. 44, Broad greet) to be fold for
sixty pounds pet pipe; likewise, a quantity of fuperfine kiln-dried
flour.
THOMAS STEWART & Co.
No. 42, Ba y,
HAVEFOR S AL E,
SUPERFINE kiln-dried Flour, Mess Pork in tierces, barrels
and half barrel, M$ Betfjn barrels and half barrels, Butter.
Muse ovado and refined Sugar, a few hogsheads choice leaf Tobacco,
manufactured Tobacco, Snuff, Hyfon and Soulhong Teas, Brandy
and Geneva in cases, Spermaceti and tallow Candles, Chocholate,
Raisins, Almonds, Coffee, split Pcife, Mustard, Pickles.
A L S O,
Itifh Linens, Callicoes, Chintzes, Printed Lingen, clear Lawns,
thread and blond Laces Edgings, a variety of fashionable Silks,
painted Gauzes, Mens thread arid cotton Stockings, Ofnaburg,
Scots Thread from No. 6 to 50, Sewing Silk,Twift, Buttons, Buck
rams, Sail Duck, a few boxes China, &c. &c. &c.
FREDERICKKISSELMANr
INTENDING to quit this province the moment his affairs
can be fettled, requefs every person indebted to him, or Kffcl
wan & Parker, to be speedy in difeharging their accounts, in order
to facilitate his deprrture, and all persons whatever having anyTe
mands upon him or the partnership, are desired to call for payment.
Several Articles on hand cheap, among which are, the very heft
Hollandfe Geneva and French Brandy in Cases, for Cash only. ||
R OBBE R
EARLY this morning Mr. Lamotte's store, Ne. 91 if, the
corner of Church and Broad-street, was broke open, and rob
bed of ten pieces yard wide Irish linens, as under viz.
I piece Marked No. 3 The mark on the Linen?
John Jackson, Monaghan 3
5 do. do. do. 4 Stamp on thelinen the fame
I do. do. do. 6 do. do.
3 do. do. do. 7 do. do#
Tn all To pieces
Likewise fix pieces India Chintz „rple and white 12 yards in a
piece, r wo pair of Shoe Boots, &c.
Whoever can give information of the above gaods so that they
may be recovered, shall be handsomely rewarded by applying at the
store above-mentioned. fitly 13th, 1782.
To be Let, and may be Entered upon immediately,
The HOUSE, No. 89, King-street,
With the fine large Garden adjoining. Apply to
II WILLIAM SMITH, No. 33, Bay.
ELIZABETH HARVEY,
Begs leave to acquaint her Friends and Cuflomers,
THAT me carries on the STAY-MAKING and MANTUA
MAKING BUSINESSES, in the neatest manner, at
No. 36, Broad-street; where the will be obliged to such persons
swill favour her with their commands. ||
Charter Parties, Securities, Petitions,
Memorials, &c. &c.
Done at Campbell's Notary-Publick Office, No. 38^, Bay. ||
r rHE fubferiber has for fate at his house No 9, Beaufain-
JL street, Childrens Shoes .o[nl\ sizes, and better than any imported;
and will fell them at a reasonable price.
*i. EDMUND FITZPATRICK.
TO BE RAFFLED FO R,
A pair of compleat Canteens,
Fit for a General or Field Officer. Enquire of Mr. Rohertfon, Printer,
AS the fubferiber is going to Britain by the firft opportu
nity, he once more earnestly requests all persons indebted to
him to difeharge their accounts immediately, that he may be thereby
enabled to pay off such demands as. are again ft him. His HOUSE,
No. 3, St. Michael's Alley, is to be let, and immediate possession
given. He has likewise several good NEGROES, both Men, Wo
men and Buys, to dispose of at private sale, and sundry other Articles.
„ 3d, 1782. M JAMES COOK
HAMILTON STEVENSON, having returned to this
place, and intending to remain feme time in it, begs leave to
acquaint the publick, that during his stay, he will follow his business
of Fainting in Miniature, and executing designs in hair. Such
Ladies and'Gentlemen as may wish to employ him, will be pleased
to enquire at Mrs. Stone's, No. Q, Tradd-ftreet.
sfTLfTNG O F~F, Cheap,
At No. 17, Meeting-Street,
By WALKER, MAITLAND, & Co.
JAMAICA and Weft-India Rum,
Port Wine in bottles,
Loaf and Mufeovado Sugar,
Spices and Pickles,
Flour, Bacon Hams,
Womens Calimanco Shoes,
Ofnaburgs, &c, &c. &c, Jh
J. B RO W N,
Intends to tranfa& business as
Insurance and Sufp Broker;-
And begs leave to offer his fervies to the
publick in that capacity.
AS. 27, Church-Street, funs 15th, 1782.
POWELL, HOPTON, & Col
HAVE FOR SALE,
MADEIRA WINE in pipes and half pipes—Mufeovado
Sugar in tierces and small barrels—Superfine Philadel*
phia Flour. ||
To be fold at publick sale, before the Exchange, on Thursday
the Bth da, of Au%ud next, between Twelve and One o'clock,
A Convenient HOUSE and OUT-BUILDINGS, No. 24,
in Tradd-ftreet, between King-street and Meeting-street, and
LOT of LAND, containing about 33 feet in front, and 100 feet
deep; late the property of Richard Wainwright, seized on execution,
and fold by order of the Board of Police.
Cbar/efotcn, i(>tb fitly, 1782. JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
To be Raffled for,
THAT fine ENGLISH HORSE, at present owned by
Major Andrew Deveaux. There will be Twenty Chances
at Five Guineas each.
Those Gentlemen who wiffi to have Chances will be pleased tap
leave their Names with the Printers.ft
NOTICE is hereby given to such persons as have a proper
Claim to the ballance in my hands, belonging to the estate of
the deceased William Ton, Sadler, to authenticate their accounts
and render them to me, before the 20th of August next, when fa
ti>Fa&ion will be given as far as the property will extend; and those
who do not give in their claims prior to the above date ne^d not
apply afterwards. DAVID GIRDWOOD, Admr.
To be fold, before the Exchange, between Twelve and One o'Clock,
on Thur,day the l,b of Aitgitft next,
OEVER^L NEGROES and three HOUSES, fate the pro-
O perty of Mr. Thomas Bourke, seized on execution, and fold by
order of the Board of Police.
House and Lot, No. 29, Broad-street,
r>lt + o, 48, on the Bay,
Ditto, 80, in King-street.
,24, 1782. JAMES BRISBANE, Sheriff.
LATELTPUBLISHED,
And to be sold,
By ROBERT WELLS & SON,
In one Volume Quarto, price Two Guineas,
POLITICAL ANNALS of the present United Colonies
from their settlement to the peace of 1763, compiled chiefly
from records, and authorifed often by the insertion of Rate
papers.
Ilfaut ^clairer I'hifloire par les lois, et les lois par FbidAre.
Montesquieu.
By GEORGE CHALMER $ Esq.
(B r PERMISSION.)
To be fold at Publick Auction,
On THURSDAY theist of August next,
At O NI. o'Clock)at the Exchange,
(If not disposed of before at Private Sale,)
THAT valuable HOUSE and LOT, No. 28, Bay, w e l
calculated either for a tavern, store, or private family; th#
house confining of fix very good fire rooms, with convenient cl'ofets •
and an excellent Dry Cellar the length of the house, a large Back
Yard with an excellent well of water, a very good Kitchen, and
a large Store Room above, with every other conveniency for a'large
laniily. Che premises may be viewed, and the terms known, any
time betwixt this and the day of sale, by applying to the fubferibere
it their store, corner of Broad-ftieet and the Bay.
BLAIR & WALLACE.
F ° r LON D ON,
The SH! P
HAPPY RETURN,
William Gickie, Master,
Burthen about 300 tons, is a fine ship, fails remarkably faft, and
will in two months proceed with or without convoy. For freight or
passage apply to ||W. SMITH, No. 33, Bay.
SUCH persons as have accounts against any of the Conti
nental Officers of the North Carolina line, for supplies to
them when pritoners in this Garrison, are desired to furnifh me
therewith on or before the 27th inst. in order that the fame may be
immediately transmitted to an agent (without the lines) appointed
for the purpose of liquidating and providing the means of difcharg-.
ing those accounts. G. HOOPER, No. 9, Legare-ftreet.
Cbarlefown, 24th fuly, 1782.
T HE fubferiber being arrived from Savannah in Georgia
1 intends to follow the practice of PHYSICK and SURGERY in
this metropolis, and hopes that all his former customers and friends
will favour him with their custom, as they may depend on being at
tended on by himfelf with the greatest care and diligence. Though
. inoculation is the mod fafe and happy method of communicating the
small-pox, yet notwithstanding the great success attending this mode,
it requires preparation and care; therefore, to accommodate those
who live remote from gentlemen of the faculty, the true Prepara-,
tive Pills are recommended, which entirely correct all crudities, and
render the patient fit for infection with the greatest fafety. The'
many thousands who have been cured in the course of twenty years'
from these Pills, without any other medical assistance, will recom
mend them as s he true Preparative Pills. They are fold at 5 and 8 dol
lars the box, with directions. Acertain disorder cured with the greatest
dispatch and secrecy, with the utmost fafety and without hindrance of
business; the lues veneria, yaws, leprosy, effectually cured. The ge
neral approbation he has met with from all ranks of people in Great-
Britain, Ireland, Holland and Germany, and the most of the large
towns onthe Continent of America will recommend him
N. B. Advice to the poor gratis. PETER DANNOLDS
I *f No. 56 Kin^-'tr et
For Sale, per Package,
EXCELLENT port and sherry Wine in bottles
Irish Limns assorted, and gather Portmantua Trunks
Rappee and Scots Snuff, thread and silk Stockings and Gloves
A variety of printed Good , silk Gauzes, Sadlery, &c.
Military Shoes, Shirts, Overall 6 Boots, &c.
Salt, excellent kilt -dri< d English Flour, and best green Coffee
By JAMES & EDWARD PENMAN,'
No. 15, Bay.
HUGH KiI<KWOOD, at No. 164, King-street, intend
ing to depart this province shortly, requests +hofe who are
indebted to him to make payment, and desires all persons who have !
any demands against him, to bring them in to be discharged.