The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-11-10 00:00:00, page 1

fuf reported in t ? Oft licet jrom I. O JLON, and to eg Jota by
JAMES ASKEW,
At his Store, No. 30, Bay.'
A frefh and general Assortment of
CARDENSEED S.
Many undeniable proofs can be given of their goolaefs,
JONDON porter in calks, black currants, mens and wo
, nrns shoes and genuine Hoilan^fe gin; likewise, an effort
^ ent of gold, silver and jewellery articles, which he will fell at a
} /var.~e f or cafb er good bills,
C BAYED Gt ftojen on Sunday evening last from Mr.
O Audio's door, the corner of King-Greet and Broad-Greet, a
light bay Eorfe, about 14 hands high, with a new faddlt and bridle,
the pad frothed, with silver plated frrrups, maker's name Whatbley.
Any person that will return the horse, &c. to Capt. Thomas French,
at General De Lancey's, N 0.77,.77, Kiug-ftreet, shall receive One Guinea.
Should any of the above be offered for sale, it is requeued the per
son or persons may be taken up. * c. ;
ABSENT 1 D from her mailer about fix weeks ago, a mu
latto wench- called Celia, aged about twenty-two years,
£e is a squat wench, much pitted with the small-pox and speaks
good 'Englilh; any person taking her up and fending her to her hiaf
ter at No. 36, Meeting-street, Ihall receive Two Guineas reward, and
JW Guidas to any person that shall inform of her being harboured
by any person either in town or country, who, if found out, may de
pend on being profecut^d as the Jaw dire&s. AH makers of vessels
are cautioner! from taking her off the province. c.
/ r^Cowr, November "A. 17^1. J WILLIAM GLEN juh„
Twenty Guineas Reward.
1) AN away or was carried off from Savannah in Georgia,
force-one in August last, and supposed to be taken to Jamaica
or Nev-Providence, a Negro Boy named Scrub, about 4 feet 6 or 7
inches high, of a yellcwifh complexion, round and pretty full visage,
speaks good English, has a mild countenance and his country marks
(confining of two or three f ratches) down his cheeks, and is rather
inclined to be fat. Any person delivering said negro to the fub
fcr ber in Savannah, or giving information so that he may be had
again, shall receive arcward of Five Guineas, and upon convi&iou of
the offender who harbours or carried him off, Twenty Guineas.
NATHANIEL HALL, Savannah, in Georgia,
RUN away the firft ,of November, a negro bay named
FELIX; he is 12 or 13 years old, is likely, artful, and speaks
good English ; had on an ofnabufg Ihirt, red waistcoat with Reeves,
and red breeches without buttons at the knees; he may alter his
name and apparel, being certainly enticed away. 1 have confantly
promised to forgive him if he returned. Whoever will bring him to
me, I will reward with a GUINEA. I will give TWO GUINEAS
to prove his being harboured by a negro, and FOUR GUINEAS to
prove it on any white person, to be paid on conviction of the of
fer. j QHA.RLES ATKINS.
Crurie/lovn, „h November, 1781.
rpHF Inhabitants are hereby requeued to fend all the
J NEGROES they can spare from the immediate Atten
dance on their Families, to the Barrier, every Morning by SIX
o'clock, where an Overseer from the Engineer Department
will attend to emp^y them —•--They will be allowed to go
borne in the Evening, and the Chief Engineer has Directions
tepay, at the Rate of One Shilling Sterling per Day lor each
Nefrp: AND, asthe pref nt Demand is necessary to expedite
as much as possible the Publick Service, It is expected All
Xoral Subletts rail not only fend such of their own Slaves
as they do not ablo'ute'y want, but also inform upon those,
who. thev have Gaufe to fufpeft, do not comply with this
most reasonable Recuifition.
Ar Order o' the Commandant,
c. ERASER, Town-Major#
° N~TMH DIATEL Y,
One Funded NEGROES to Hire.
Good eno ura^ement will be given, by applying to tbe'Printerf.
/7/j Mojtfvs 8 rjh Regiment of Infantry.
, LL loyal and f.irited YOUr*G FELLOWS, who with
r to have the Honour of serving in His Majesty's 85th Re
^nent, commanded by the Right Honourable The £ARL of
J APRI N (o' ON, and now quartered in that most delightful
Iflasd. Jamaica in. the Weft-Indies, will have a most glorious Op
portunit'v, of ihrnpuTting then/. Ives in the Service of their KING
and COUNTRY, nd also of making their Fortunes whenever an
Expedition takes Place from that Ida: d to the Spanish Main.
Inch as a farther Inducement for Volunteers, each SOL
DIER is allowed by the generous Inhabitants of Jamaica Five Shil
lings per Week, besides his British Pay, and Half a Crown for
their Wives and each Child, with every other indulgence that can
possibly be conducive to their Ede and Happiness.
' A handsomer "ounty will be given, than is offered by any
other Regiment in Town.
VOLUNTEERS, by applying at Capt. Brown's Quarters,
No. TOT. M^etirg-ftreet, or enquiring for Serjeant Delany, of
the 8" Regiment, at the upper Barracks, will meet with every
encouraging nt.
__£ °" S AYE THEKING.
TO BE S OL D,
C^nffrably under the First Cop: in London,
rpyrr NV} I APPSICHORD in this province, chosen by the
ceThra'cd TV Am • Also a compleat and elegant double-let
o'er ~T I r i E CTIINA, and a handsome light CHARIOT
^nd RIDING CHAIR. F rbre f the Prin^rs.|
A Three year's LEASE of aHOUSE and Lot of Ground
on the By, n p ar the corn tof Tracki-ftreet? the lot contains
Of feet in °r nt, and 60 feet in depth. On the firft floor is a good
fore, a back room, with two rooms up Geirs, and a large dry cellar
under. For particulars; enquire on the premies of
* BOWMAN & SINGLETON.
Charleflovun, October 31, 1781.
JAM directed by the Commandant to give public notice
to the inhabitants pf CharleftoWn, that such of them as
may have any complaints to make relative to the billets on
their ho^fes, do attend at the Ecate-Houfe, where a Board of
Field Officers will hear and redress their grievances every
Monday and Thursday. JAMES FRASER,
J Acting Barrack-Master.
From SATURDAY, November 10,
ROYAL
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
Vol. L
TO BE SOLD,
To-Morrow (Thursday) the 15th inst.
At TEN o'Clock in the Forenoon,
Will be SOLD at PUBLICK SALE,
By COOKE & WEB B,
A great VARIETY of
DRY GOODS, LIQUORS, &c.
And, at 12 o'Clock, will be fold before the Exchange,
A SCHOONE R,
Now lying at Beale's Dock.
JOHN PARKINSON,
Having received a Supply of Gold Leaf,
Will undertake all Kind of
GILDING WORK,
At No. 60, Tradd-ftreet.,
A tame MILCH COW for Sale.
Enquire of the Printers.J
Peruvian Bark, Man'na, Glauber & Epsom
Salts, to be fold cheap by the Quantity.
Enquire of the Printers.s
~Tor s a l e.
Two Pipes of MADEIRA WINE
of the firft/ quality: it is old, and highly approved of by good
judges of wine. CHARLES ATKINS,
t No. 6, Legare-ftreet.
LIT R^L^T^D'dlNC
The Ship
^^^CAROLINA-PACKET,
f 1 To fail, with or without convoy, about the loth
°f Decembers She is now ready to take on board,
h and would fail sooner, were it not that I am desi
rous of giving the shippers opportunities of_writing for insurance.
For freight or paffagc, apply to Gideon Dupont, jun. Esq; Messrs.
Atkins & Weston, or on board, at Mr. Greenwood's wharf, to
I ' WILLIAM WHITE.
THE fubferiber forewarns all persons from trusting his wife
Jane Jeanes, as he will pay no debts of her contracting from
this 13th day of November, 1781. JENKINSON JEANES. *
'Sr. ANDREW
THE Members of St. Andrew's Club are desired to meet
at Strickland's tavern, on Friday the 30th instant, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to cranfaCt the business of the Club,
and celebrate their Anniversary.
JAMES BRISBANE, Clerk.
N. B. A prebits Meeting of such Members as can conve
niently attend, is desired on Thursday evening the 15th in
flant, to fettle fame private business relating to the Society.
Charleftovun, November 1. 1781. J
Removed to No. 28, Queen-Street,
RETURNS his hearty thinks to those Gentlemen who
have been pleased to employ him, and acquaints them that the
encouragement he has met with, added to his close attention, has
improved him so far as to render him capable of performing the
engraving business in a more extensive manner than has hitherto
been introduced into this country.
All kinds of devices, ornaments, arms, names, cyphers, &c. &c.
engraved on plate; gold arid silver seals or copper plates for im
preffibns; ornamental, visiting and compliment cards engraved and
printed; directing cards and shop bills for merchants and tradefnien;
brass plates for doors, baggage trunks and canteens; all kinds of
engraved regimental and fancy buttons; society and other certificate
plates engraved and printed in the neatest manner. *
N. B. Coats of Arms, &c. painted in a mafcerly manner either
in oil or water colours.
JOHN CHAMBERS,
BEGS leave to acquaint his friends and the publick, that
he is removed from Queen-street to No. 30, on the Bay.—He
returns his thanks to his customers for the encouragement they hate
given him since his arrival, and begs a continuance of their flouts,
as he has now on hand a general assortment of woollen ana linen
drapery, haberdashery, hosiery, millinary, grocery, ironmongery,
cutlery and hard ware; flint glass, delft and Queen's ware ; large
and elegant floor and bedside Wilton carpets; 8, 9 and 10-4 blan
kets; ditto, double>and single diaper coverlids; also rtim, wine,
brandy, gin, a^id a compleat assortment of fifliing tackle ; all which
he will fell on the lowell terms for calh or good bills.
N. B. As he has a heavy sum to difeharge in a short time, he begs
those indebted to him to pay what money they can as soon as possi
ble, and save the disagreeable trouble of applying to a lawyer. ±:
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Mr. John Cal
laghan, late of Charleftown, fzdler, deceased, are hereby
requested to make payment; and those having any demands against
the estate, are desired to make them known to
I JANE CALLAGHAN, Executrix.
AS there is an absolute necessity for the subscribing Admi
nistratrix immediately embarking for England, and for dis
charging, previous thereto, every debt contracted in this province ;
ic is therefore requested and expected, that all persons indebted by
bond or note to the estate of the Honourable Sir Egerton Leigh,
Baronet, deceased, will make immediate payment of the fame, and
the interest due thereon; failing of which, by the firft of November
ensuing, circumstances will reluctantly compel her to put the fame
into the hands of an Attorney, to be sued for without diflinCtion.
All persons having any demands against said estate, are desired to
fend in their accounts for payment.
M. H. LEIGH, Administratrix,
J W. SMITH, Admimftrator,
STOLEN from the State-house room iince the last concert,
a dark-colourell VIOLIN and BOW, the varnish of the violin
much wore off on one fide, three pins yellow, and the other black.
Whoever brings it to the Printers hereof will be handsomely re
warded, and no questions alked.|
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THOMAS CORAM, Engraver,
The
GAZETTE.
to W EDNESDA Y, November 14, 1781.
JOHN & ADAM TUNNO,
Have received in the Britannia, Ball, and the Friendship, Steed,
from L O ND O N,
A very large and general Assortment of
East-India and European GOODS,
Which the, <will difyofe of upon moderate Terms Wholesale,
At their Store, No. 48, on the Bay.
N. B. Excellent Madeira in Pipes, Hogsheads and Quarter
calks; Red Port in Pipes, and Liftion in Bottles. \b.
ANDREW MACKENZIE, & Co.
Have imported in the Britannia, Capt. Ball, and the Re-union,
Capt. Grant, from L OND ON,
A very compleat Assortment of
European and East-India GOODS,
Which they will fell by the Package on ?ery reasonable Terms, for Case or
Fills of Exchange, at No. 41, on the Bay.
THEY have also received a CONSIGNMENT of about
Three Thousand Pounds . Value, confining of many ufeful Articles
fit for the approaching Season, which they will dispose of at a very
low Advance to any Person who wishes to purchase the whole.J
"COOKE & WEB B,
Have to dispose of, at public and private Sale,
At their Store in Broad-street,
The following seasonable Articles, vizi
BLUE, green, and White Negro Cloth
Duffil and Bed Blankets
Superfine Broad Cloths .
Yorkshire ditto
Bath Coating Surtouts
Linen and Woollen Slops
Caflimires and Flannels,
7-8 and Yard-wide Irish Linehs; which are purchased on the
best Terms
.Checks, Stripes and blue Linen
Fine and coarse Car-bricks and Lawns
Russia and German Linens
Scotch and German Ofnaburgs
Ditto and Holland Bed Ticks
Mens white and brown Thread Hose
Ditto Leather Shoes and Morocco. Slippers
Ditto Leather Boots
Linen, Check, Romall and other Handkerchief
Printed Linen, Callico and Cottons
I.oaf Sugar
Bohea, Green and Hyfon Teas, by the Cheß
Pickles and Oil in Cases
ALS O,
Jamaica and Wed-India Rum
Madeira and Port Wine in Pipes, Hogsheads and Quartercalks
Claret and Calcavella Wine.
JAMES & EDWARD PENMAN,
At their Store, No. 15, Bay,
Have just received on Conjignment by the British Hero, Cap!
Hill, from London, and have on Hand,
FOR SALE BY THE PACKAGE,
For Cajb, Produce, or Government Bills,
On the most reasonable Terms,
An Assortment of GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
PRINTED Linens and Cottons
Handkerchiefs and Silk Gauzes of all Kinds
Sadlery, Military and fine Shoes
Shirts and Overalls
Port Wine in Calks and Bottles
Cordage of all Kinds
Paints, Oil, and Painter's Tools
Hats, coarse Linens, Checks and Gauzes
Cordage and Sail Cloth of all Kinds
Refined Sugar, and a Variety of other Articles.
HLSO FOR SALE,
Old JAMAICA RUM in Puncheons and Porter Barrels
fuf imported in the Carolina-Packet, Capt. White, the ,
tannia, Capt. Ball, and the Re-Union, Capt. Grant, from Lond
Several compleat Assortments of
European and India GOODS,
Which will be fold on the most reaforiable Terms for Cajb or Bills of Ex
change, by the Package Or larger Quantity,
By BRI AN CAP E,
At No. 84, Church-street.
A?rontf a great Variety of Articles, are the following, viz.
WHITE Plains and Duffil Blankets—Broad Hoes and
Nails—fuperfine and other Cloths—lrilh Linens—Saddlery—
Calk and bottled Poeter—Hofiery—Sail Cloth—Teas and other
Grocery, &c. &c.l
A few Bales of London Duffils, Negro
Cloth and Ofnaburgs,
For SALE by the PIECE or PACKAGE.
Enquire at No. 71, Tradd^ftreet.l
THE fubferibers rettirn their sincere thanks to their cus
tomers for the favours already received, and inform them they
have laid in a general assortment of PAINTS and GLASS, and will
pay every pun&ual regard to any orders they may receive either in
ihip, couch, house or figri painting, or glazing of pictures, clocks,
shew boxes, or windows,let the glass be of whatever size or/fhape, and
that upon the most reasonable terms. MILLING & OLIVER,
at No. 93, Meetihg-ftreet,
Whole negro girl found a valuable Sleeve-Button, with a Mafonick
device. The owner may have it on applying as above.
WANTED, JOURNEYMEN TAYLORS. They must
be compleat workmen, -and will meet with good fncouiag^
ment, by applying immediately to the Printers.|
PAINTING ^ GLAZING.
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