The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-08-29 00:00:00, page 1

On VV IDNESLAi, September 12, 1781,
Will be SOLD, by Messrs. COOKE & WEBB,
At the Dwelling-House of the late Mr. William Trusler, de
ceased, No. 3, Meeting-ftree: ;
A GREAT Variety of Houfhold and Kitchen Furniture,
'I confining of mahogany chairs, tables, a delk and book-case,
bed-steads, feather-beds, chart, &c. Also, several valuable Negroes,
among whom are three cornpleat butchers, a wench a good plain
cook, with her two tons, both handy boys; another wench a com
pleat walher and ironer, with her child; and one ditto a good
sempstress, with her two children; likewise, a quantity of good
Tallow.
It is requested of those who are indebted to the estate, to make
speedy payment; and all those to whom the estate is indebted will
please fend in their demands properly attested, to
D. CANNON, )
August aotb, 1781. JOHN WEBB, > Administrators.
I T.DOUGHTY, )
(BY PERMISSJ O N.)
TO BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE,
For Cassi, Government Bills, Corn, Rice or Indigo,
And may be entered upon immediate/,;
A THREE Year's Lease of a LOT of LAND, between No.
21 and 22 on the Bay; on which is a convenient dwelling-house
and a large commodious front flore, together with a back-store, cel
lar and kitchen newly ere&ed and paved; the lot is 73 feet deep and
18 feet wide; its situation for trade is so well known that it needs no
description, and with little expence may be fitted up for a Tavern.
ALSO,
A Three Year's Lease of a LOT of LAND, on the
North fide of Unity-Alley next the Bay, containing 90 feet deep and
16 feet front. On the Premises is a house 32 feet long and 16 wide,
Partly finifhed; there are materials on the spot, which with some
addition will make a tolerable good dwelling house; there is also a
good well with plenty of water in the yard.
The Subscriber has also to dif,ofe of,
A Variety of DRV GOODS, which will be fold a great
bargain to any person taking the whole.
If 'he said Lots and Goods are not disposed of before the
ill of October next, they will be put up at Public Sale, of which
notice will be given, by James Gross, between Nd. 21 and 22 on
the Bay, or f COOKE & WEBB.
TOBESOLD,
At St. John's River in East-Florida, deliverable by the 20th of
October next;
A BOUT one thousand barrels of TURPENTINE and
I I PITCH, (but mostly turpentine) to be delivered in good mer
chantable order. Good bills at a reasonable date, will be taken in
payment. For particulars apply to
JAMES & EDWARD PENMAN.
Also Wanted to charter, from the River St. John in East-Florida,
to London, a Vessel that will carry from one thousand to fifteen
hundred barrels of naval floras. Apply as above.|
BY PERMISSION.
For Sale by Private Contrast, or to be Let,
THE commodious and well known HOUSE, No. 77 King
ftreet, the corner of Tradd-llreet, the best situation in
town for a lodging-house, having a large yard, and tabling for
twelve horses. Apply on the pr^ mises to
31/ Auguf, 178!. GIDEON DUPONT, jun.
To be L ET for One Tor ce tain,
A HOUSE of fix good Rooms, with a large kitchen and
garden, in a pleasant situation. Enquire at No. i, Beau
fain-ftreet. Poffeffon to be given in ten days.
Wanted, a white boy as an apprentice to a house carpenter.
Enauire as above. * .
A N H A W I
No. 2, behind the Old Church,
Acquaints her Friends, and the Public in 0 neral,
THAT she Rill continues the FAINTING and GLAZING
J BUSINESS, a- nfnab in all its Branches.
Vv anted to Kent,
A HOUSE in any agreeable part of the Town, for which
a generous rent will be given ; it must be in good repair.
Enquire at No. g<, Chu r ch-street, $
Wan cd to Rent,
A HOUSE in a part of the Town suitable for trade. Any
person having such a one to rent, may apply to the
Printers.
Commissary-General's Office, No. 3, ^eenfreet.
tIE Planters and Factors inclined to contrast for good well
I cured, Corn Blades and Hay,
Rice in the Straw,
Rough Rice and Indian Corn,
peafe and Pcafe in the Hames,
And good, clean, dry Straw,
To be delivered into His Majehy's Forage Yard, at Gads
den's Wharf, or at their Landings, may be treated with, by
giving to the Office, from Seven to Twelve o'clock in the
Robing. FRANCIS RUtH CLARK,
Commissary of Forage.
foftr, ^f.T, r,Sn t _
-CURRIE R
At No. 95, Broad-Street,
HII7E TO DISPOSE O F,
HIGH Proof Jamaica Spirits in Puncheons and Quar
ter-Calks,
Bess Hollandfe Gin in Hogsheads,
port and Madeira Wine,
Old British Spirits, of an excellent Flavour and Quality,
Boxes of assorted Window Glaf and Glass Ware,
Superfine Flour in Barrels, Ship Bread,
Kegs of Split Peafe,
Broad Cloths,
Fine Damalk Table Cloths and Napkening,
Printed Jeans, Velveyets, Corduroys, &c. &c.
A Large and general Assortment of FRESH GARDEN
LI SEEDS, just imported from England, and to be fold on
Eveleigh's Wharf.%
SOUT H-CAROLINA; Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
VOL- I.
ROYAL
From WEDNESDAY, August 29,
Commissary-General's Office, No. 3, ^ueen-ftreet.
A CERTAIN Quantity of FORAGE being wanted for the
" — fetwice of Government, the Commandant for the encou
ragement of the Planters to bring it in with dispatch, is pleased
to direct, that all the FORAGE that shall be delivered into
the King's Forage-yard, or that Ihall absolutely be at the
wharf, and reported to the Officer, between the 28th of Au
gust and the 14th of September, both days inclulivc, Ihall be
paid for the fame at the rate of Two Dollars per hundred; for
good, clean, well cured Corn Blades, and One Dollar for Hay;
after which time, no more Ihall be given than the present price,
one dollar and a half for blades.
FRANCIS RUSH CLARK,
t Commissary of Forage.
JUST IMPORT 'E D,
In the Sulannah, Capt. Stewart, from Glasgow,
And to BE SOLD BY
JAMES & EDWARD PENMAN,
At their Store, No. 15, on the Bay,
For Case, Government Bills or Produce, on the most reason
able Terms, by the Package,
The following GOODS, viz.
FINE Calf and Seal Skin Shoes and Boots?
Bell Military Shoes Cata
Military and fine Shirts
Calks of Saddlery assorted
Chaise Hamels
Leather Portmanteau Trunks
Pigtail Tobacco in 2001 b. wt. Cases
Rappee Snuff
Single and double refined Sugar in Cafles of about 2oolb. wt.
Old Sherry and Port Wine in Calks of eight Dozens each
Ditto and Ditto in Quartercalks
Bottled London and Glasgow Porter and strong Beer, in 6, 8
and 9 Dozen Calks
Bell double Gloucester Cheese, two in a Hamper
Glass Ware assorted in Calks
Cordage and Canvas assorted
Barley in small Calks of 251 b. wt.
Cloth Brushes, Hearth and Hair Brooms
Ivory and Horn Combs, and Horn Spoons
Nails, Ironmongery and Cutlery assorted
Paints ground in Oil, and dry Oker in Kegs
Linefeed Oil in Jugs
Sheathing Paper and Sheathing Nails
Silk Gauzes of various Sorts and newest Patterns
Plain, hriped and sprigged Lawns
White Sattinct
% and Yard-wide Irilh Linenl
Low-priced Shirting Linen
Printed Handkerchiefs I In Trunks
Check Handkerchiefs and Bed Tick f assorted
Striped Holland and Checks, and Bed Furniture 1
Printed Cottons and LinensJ
Bales of Ofnaburgs assorted
Manchester and Glasgow Hats in Boxes
Hosiery and Thread Gloves
leather Gloves and Mits
Coloured, Nuns and Pitching Thread, &c. &c.
Also for Sale,
Some old JAMAICA RUM in Hogsheads and Porter Barrels.
To be Sold, for Cafo,
By the SUBSCRIBER,
On reasonable Terms,
The following ARTICLES,
Imported in the Favourite-Betsey;
PORT Wine in Pipes and Hogsheads
Ditto in Bottles and Cases of 10 dozen each
Vidonia Wine in Pipes
Madeira and Lisbon in Cases of 10 dozen each
Hyfon, Singlo, Souchong, Congo and Bohea Teas
A few Cases of Earthern Ware
Ditto ditto Perfumery
Mens and Womens Hose, silk, thread and cotton
Ditto Gloves, ditto
Womens Petticoats in small Trunks
Fashionable striped Stocking Waistcoats
A few Bales of Slops, assorted
Mens and Womens Hats
Printed Linens, Gauzes and Chintzes
A small Package of Hardware
A few Cases of Playing Cards
Ditto Mustard
Ditto Tin Plates
Gold and Silver Lace and Epaulets
A dozen Grapnails from 1 cwt. 2 qrs. to gqrs. 161 b.
A few Anchors of an excellent make, from 4 cwt. 2qrs. to Iqr.
31b.
Cordage of all forts from Cablets of 6 inches to rope, from 4^
to Ipinches
Rattling of all sizes, Spun-yarn, and
A Quantity of Oakum.
t NICOL PRIMEROSE, No. 3, Broad-flreet.
GREENWOOD& LEGGE,
At their Stere, No. 44, on the Bay,
Have the following well chosen Goods,
Just imported in the Ship London, Capt. John Rainier, from
London, zvbiob they *will dispose of by the Package reasonably, for
Cf or Government Bills, viz.
BLUE and white Plains
Fine milled ditto, far superi
or in Quality to any imported
Bed Blankets
Broad Hoes, Nails, and most ufe
ful Articles of Ironmongery
Rice and Flour Sieves
Crates of Staffordfhire Ware, and
Hogsheads of earthen ditto,
well assorted
Hogsheads of assorted Tin Ware
ALL persons to whom Thomas Robert, late of St.
Mark's Parish, deceased, was indebted, are desired to fend in
a state of their respective demands, properly attested ; and all those
who are indebted to the laid estate, are desired to pay the fame; on
or before the firft day of October next, to the fubferiber, No. 110,
Meeting-street. PETER ROBERT, Administrator.
Cbarltfozcn, Aeguft %yb, 1781, *h
TH E
Ofnaburgs and Sheetings of an ex
traordinary good Quality
I Cases of Glass Ware, confining of
Tumblers, Wine Glasses, &c.
P Boxes of Crown Window Glass
10 by 8, II by 9, and 12 by 10
Boxes of Long Pipes glazed
[Two Packages of Brailles assorted
, Fine old Porter in Hoglheads,
Barrels and Bottles.
: &c. &c. &c.
to SATURDAY, September 1, 1781.
r A ^i7 r rnr~r
Pursuant to the last Will and Teflament of Mr. William Hol
liday, deceased.
Will be expofcd to PUBLIC SALE,
Before the Exchange,
On WEDNESDAY, the 26th of September instant,
Frecifely at TWELVE o'clock,
THAT very valuable PLANTATION, known by the name
of Richmond, belonging to the estate of said deceased, very ple&
fantly situated on Cooper River in Goofecreek parilh; its distance
from Charleftown is about eight miles and a half by land, and fix and
an half by water; it contains47o acres old measure, and extendsin front
on laid river about a mile, which renders the profpea very delightful
and so extensive, that any craft coming ever Charleftown bar may
be viewed from the windows; it has a very convenient landing place,
and the water is so deep that any vessel that comes over the bar ma,
ride with fafety within ten or twelve yards of the hard marih, which
is overflowed at spring tides, and convenient for the pasturage of
cattle.
The BUILDINGS are exceeding good, consisting of two
very good dwelling-houses, a good kitchen and wash-house, an over
leer s house, a liable 56 feet long and 26 feet wide, divided for English
and plantation horses, with a very good coach-houle in the centre,
and a loft that will hold a large quantity of fedder, a very good
barn, two fowl-houfes and negro-houfes.
A well improved GARDEN and ORCHARD, containing
as great a variety of flirubs, flowers and young fruit trees of different
kinds, as any in this country.
The purchaser of the plantation, may, if he chufes, have the ftdek
and plantation tools at a fair appraifement, and will be indulged with
atwelvemonth s credit, on paying interest and giving approved fedu*
Idkemife to be fold at fame Time and Place,
About TWENTY valuable NEGROES, among whom are
a compleat waiter, a very good carpenter, a cooper, bricklayer and
some boatmen; also, plain cccles, waffiers and ironers, mostly all
young slaves.
All sums under fifty pounds will be caffi, and for all above, three
months credit will be given, on paying interest and giving approved
security if required. a a
, An handsome London made PHAETON, to be drawn
either by one or a pair of horses, will be fold at fame time for caffi.
For further particulars enquire of
SARAH HOLLIDAY, Executrix.
ZEPH. KINGSLEY, 7 r
JACOB VALK, J Executors.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of said deceased, are
earnestly requested to fettle immediately; and those who have
any demands against said estate, are desired to bring in their account#
properly attested, at No. 97, Broad-street, to
t SARAH HOLLIDAY, Executrix.
(BY PERMISSION.)
On MONDAY, theist of October next,
Will be put up for SALE,
At the Exchange, precisely at TWELVE o'Clock,
THAT delightful situated RETREAT or FARM upon Ash
ley-river, near the ferry, containing 300 acres, lying between
Edmund Bellinger, Esq; and William Roper, Esq; eight miles from
Charleftown. On the premises are an elegant dwelling-house, a
kitchen and stable, uniform, the stables after the English taste for ten
horses, overfcer's house, negro-houfes, barn and other out houses,
requisite for a well fettled plantation.
The wood land abounds with oak and hickory, also a great quan
tity of live-oak near and about the dwelling-house, and by a late
improvement of an extensive garden after a tally manner, may, with
attention be as profitable as it is pleasing.
The meadows between the river (on which is a good landing) and
the house, yield besides feeding a flock of cattle and horses, a large
quantity of hay.
The provision land is as good if not preferable to some land there
abouts, and yields for what has been planted this season exceeding
great, as may at present be seen. Attendance will be given on those
who pleafc to view the premises; and any person inclinable to treat
by private centrad, may be informed of terms and price, by ap
plying to I JACOB VA LK?
(BY PERMISSION.)
On MONDAY, theist of October next,
Will be put up for SALE
At the Exchange,
Immediately after the Sale of the Plantation,
Thirty-Seven Tracts of Land,
RUN away from the fubferiber, about five weeks ago,
a Negro Man named Champaign or SAM, well knovfn in
Charleftown, being formerly the property of Mrs. Janet Cumipin;
is a likely, well made fellow, about thirty years of age, speaks ^oj
Englifli, and as artful and feniible as any of his colour. 1 will give
THREE GUINEAS reward for his being delivered to the Warden
of the Sugar-House, or to myfelf at No. 84, Church-street, and for
the information of his being harboured by a black; and TEN GUI
NEAS if harboured by a white man or woman, or if carried off the
Province by any master of a vessel or other person, to be paid upon
.proof and conviction, being determined to put in force the laws ref
peeing such atrocious offenders.
In cohfideration of his past faithful services, I will pardon him the
second time for this crime, if he returns tc his duty immediately.
Cbariefawn, a^tb Auguf 1781. | BRIAN CAPE,
OF which handbills will give a description where situated,
which being well known, the purchaser may be assured of ob
taining a proper possession at a peace; and though the owner is well
convinced of the unseasonable time to offer them, yet is so cirevm
ftanccd for the want of obtaining payments from sequestered eftat.es
and others in the country out of reach, that rather than not fulfil his
engagements, he will facrifice his interests, and fell them for cash er
bills on London, to the highest bidder, let the price be what it will.
$ JACOB VALK.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
A Negro or Mulatto,
Who can blow a French Horn well.
Apply to the Printers.£
A light Elegant Phaeton, for Sale.
IT was imported into this Province about twelve months ago,
and is esteemed one of the compleateft in this place; har
ness and postilion-saddle in good repair, arid it has a box for
a driver, to take off and fix on at pleasure. Enquire of the
Printers.
Numb.