The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-12-22 00:00:00, page 2

MENS and boys felt hats
Ditto fashionable ditto
I,inen and cotton checks
Ofnaburgs
Camblets\
Crapes
Bombazines
Duffil blanketing
Yard-wide and 7-8 Irilh linen
Stationary
Half-ell silk feather'd brocades
Half-ell silk long pile Shags
Half-ell silk (hugs
Half-ell silk velours
Superfine damask striped Man #
chester bed furniture
Drab pillow fuftians
Half-ell drab jeannets
Half-ell Dutch cord
Superfine yard-wide drawboys
Corded dimity
Yard-wide muflinets
King's cords
Figured honey combs
6-4 Indian blanketing
Rose blankets
Kerfeys
Welch plains
Half thicks
Shalloons and rattinets
Callimancoes
Half-ell serge du barre
Drab plains
Yorkshire cloths
Beaver cloth,variety of colours
7-4th fuperfine cloths
Printed Rodney cloths
Mode caffimire
Real caffimire
Superfine scarlet cloths
Ditto uniform blue and white
Mamodies
Book muslin
Brown fileiias
Blue paste handkerchiefs
Printed callicoes
Ditto cottons
Ditto linens
Ditto muslin chintz
CXince thread from No. 7 to 44
Cotton quality bindings
London laces
Tapes
LAWSONS PRIC E,
Have removed from St. Michael's Alley, to a new Store the South Side of
the Exchange, on the Bay,
And have imported in the Hope, Capt. Moorfom,flwn London,
A general Assortment of
European and Eafl-ludia GOODS,
Confiding of the following Articles,
Which they will diftofe of by the Piece or Package, on the mo 3 rea
sonable Terms, viz.
SOUTH-CAROLINA SOCIETY.
A Quarterly Meeting of said Society will be held at
4JL Strickland's tavern in Broad-street, on Tuesday the firft day of
January, 1782, where the members are earnestly requeued to attend
precisely at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, on business of the utmoff
importance. / By order of the Society,
JOHN M'CALL, jun. Clerk.
„*. Dinner on the table precisely at Two o'clock.
COLLINS&HAYE S,
No. 12, Broad-street,
Have imported in the Admiral Barrington, Capt. Pafsmore,
and other Ships from London,
The following A RTI CL E S,
Which they will fell on the moji reasonable Terms, viz.
RED port, Madeira, Lisbon,
iherry and Malmfey wines,
in pipes, hogsheads and quarter
calks
Wines in bottles, London porter
in ditto
Scarlet, blue, green, white, black,
grey, and other fashionable co
loured broad-cloths, with fhal
loons and trimmings of all
forts
Scarlet, buff, white and mulberry
kerfeymircs
Buff, olive, white and blade vel
verets and corduroys
Snottedvelverets, jeans, dimities,
'Marleilles Quilting, Dutch,
French and Queen's cords
Imperial and royal ribs, cotton
counterpanes, moree patches for
gowns, and other Mancheftry
Black Princes fluff, miffincts, ald
, peens, l-iftres, crapes, poplins,
fiik cords, ruffels, dura,its and
callimancoes
A variety of ladies silks
Black and white Barcelona hand
kerchiefs
3 4th, 7-8 and yard wide Irilh
linens
Engliffi and India Chintz
Bordered lawn handkerchiefs
Table Cloths of different sizes
Plain and flriped la &ns
Plain, striped, checked and sprig
ged muslins
Narrow gold and silver lace, gold
and silver fringe and bullions
for making epaulets
Charlestown, December 26.
WE learn from the Rebel Country, that their Assembly is
soon to meet, and that a new Governour is to be cho
sen.—The ariftocratick party, as they are Riled, are strenuous
for Mr. Ralph Izard, senior, to whom Mr. Sumpter is oppofcd
by a considerable body of the Back Country People.
e The arrival of the provision fleet has conliderably damped
the spirits of the Rebels in the Country.—Amused with tales
of the scarcity of provisions in this Garrison, they were fully
persuaded that it only required the prevention of fupplics
coming in from the Country, to induce a furrendcr of it!
Those who have lately joined the Rebels, find their situation
far from being so agreeable as they expected.—Exposed to
perlanal infuTts, which they dare not refenr, they deplore their
unhappy credulity.-—This is not the worst, as it is in contem
plation to form tyem into a fepar^e corps, to be employed on
all defoerate fervices—.ln support of this measure, it is urged
that it is but right that men of their description should evince
the sincerity of their new profellions, by being the foremoß
in danger,,%
A number of flrong Iron-bound Calks.
Mens and womens' silk, cotton
and thread hole
Ladies best London made calli
manco shoes
Mens fine hats and ladies riding
ditto
Gold and silver bands and toffels
Ditto buttons and loops
Sword knots, and bell Balladine
silk sassies
Gilt and plated gorgets
Best gilt and plated plain buttons
A great variety of fancy ditto
India China bowls,and bafons
Leng tea and breakfail setts com
pleat
Compleat neat fide-board setts of
cut glass, and a variety of other
glass ware
Starch, hair-powder, Windsor
soap, pomatum,wafh balls, rose,
lavendar and Hungary waters,
Lienee of burgamot and other
pel fumes
Blacking balls, paints, oil, brim
stone, lamp and ivory black
Nests of hair trunks, with brass
furniture
Gilt red leather and large travel
ling trunks
A compleat travelling kitchen,
in a ttrong trunk, lit for a Ge
neral or Field Officer
Very compleat camp trunks, and
camp canteens
Military shirts, ruffled and plain
Ditto worded and yarn hole
Long and short tobacco pipes
White and brown soap, &.c.
Sewing silks, variety of colours
Silk ferrits'
Womens white tick and calli
manco stays
Chip hats
Coloured threads
Shirt moulds and wires
Corking pins
Skeleton wires
Flannels
Linfeys
Military hose
Worsted ditto
Silk ditto
Printed handkerchiefs
Black silk ditto
A great variety of gauzes
Ribbons
Sattins
Mode handkerchiefs
Slick'd dowlas
3-4 diapers
Lawns
Raffia huckaback
German linens
Durants
Moreens
Cotton romalls
Chintz patna
Persian taffaties
Cambricks
Dufiils
Womens callimanco and leather
ihoes and pumps
Mens shoes and boots
An assortment of fadlery
Ironmongery and Birmingham
goods
Jewellery
Brushes
Loaf sugar
Sugar candy
Starch
Scotch fnuff in bladders
Mustard
Vinegar
Porter in barrels
Ale in buts
Tin and glass ware
Tin plates
Wire for tinner's use
Iron in bars
A variety of cordage.
NEGRO cloths, striped duffils, bed blankets, spotted rugs,
linen checks, cotton ditto, check handkerchief, striped hollands,
ticks, mens and boys felt and caftor hats, sailor's black bound ditto,
mens and boys leather shoes, womens callimanco and fattinet pumps
in trunks, properly assorted; Bristol single and best single refined
sugar, Bristol beer, London porter and Herefordihire cyder in bot
tles, window glafs,black Egyptian fountain ink pots, cedar pencils,
tin plates, hoes, and a compleat assortment of ironmongery and
cutlery. 1
BENTHAM & SUTCLIFFE,
HAVE FOR SALE,
At their Store, opposite Gadsden's- Alley, in Broad-street,
A compleat and general ASSORTMENT of
European and East-India GOODS,
Which they will dispose of, on the lowest terms, for Cash,
Bills of Exchange, or Produce.
ALS O,
A few CROCUS BAGS, fit for fait, tl^e use of market
boats, house cloths, &c. &c. to be fold cheap.
FOR SAL E,
A LARGE LOT of LAND in Meeting -Erect, containing
in front about 100 feet, and in depth about 300 feet, on which
there is a very good and airy brick.dwelling-houfe, with convenient
out-buildings, and a large garden neatly laid out,
ALS O,
A LOT on the south fide of Broad-street, very conveniently
situated for trade, at present in the occupation of Messrs. Mills
and Hicks.
The terms will be moderate, and any person inclinable to become
a purchaser, will be informed of particulars, by applying at No. 105,
in Meeting-street.
O A neat Mahogany Bedstead, with Cotton Furniture,
Feather Bed, and a leather Mattrafs, lately imported, to be fold for
c ost and charges. Enquire as above.
Twenty Guineas Reward.
RAN away or was carried off from Savannah in Georgia,
femetime in August last, and supposed to be taken to Jamaica
or New-Providence, a Negro Boy named Scrub, about 4 feet 6 or 7
inches high, of a yellowifli complexion, round and pretty full visage,
speaks good English, has a mild countenance and his country marks
(consisting of two or three feratches) down his checks, and is rather
inclined to be fat. Any person delivering said negro to the sub
fcribcr in Savannah, or Alexander Wright, Eis in Charleftown, or
giving information so that he may be had again, shall receive a
reward of Five Guineas, and upon conviction of the offender who har
bours or carried him off, Tirenty Gu:neas.
NATHANIEL HALL; Savannah, in„Georgia, 3
Imported in Ibe Carolina-faclet, White, and the Hope, Moor
fom, from London, by
JAMES WARINGTON,
A large Assortment of the following
European and East-India GOODS,
Which he bas now opened for Sale by the Package, Piece or other
wise, on the mtf reasonable 'Terms, for Case, Government Bills, or
Produce, at bis Store, No. 90, Blake's Buildings, Meetin^^reet, viz.
GERMAN and Scots ofnaburgs, ticklenburgs, white and
brown Russia drabs and diaper; Holland, Hamburgh and
whited long lawns, white bordered lawn handkerchiefs, fancy bor
dered and Spotted ditto, Scotch check ditto, needle-work lawn aprons,
3-4 dowlas, diaper clouting, 5-4, 6-4, 8-4 and 10-4 diaper table
cloths; 10-4 and 12-4 damage ditto and napkins, huckaback, filefias,
pomeranias and brown holland, linen and cotton checks, long ell,
9-8 and 5-4 Irilh sheeting; great variety of printed callicoes in pur
ple and pompadour grounds, 3cc. ditto in chintz, fahcy, furniture and
striped patterns; India check and blue romall handkerchiefs, ditto
silk lungee ditto, fine chintz moreas, Persian taffaties and nankeens,
cambricks and clear lawns, holicry in cotton, thread and iilk; black
and white silk gauzes, plain, striped, fpptted and chains; variety of
gauze handkerchiefs, ditto black love ditto, ditto Barcelona ditto from
4s. upwards; catgut, cap wire, &c. patent net cauls for caps, Dutch
lace, thread edging and black silk lace, 16-4 and 12-4 silk and ferret
laces, black half ell and 3-4 fattin, black half ell and ^q'black modes,
English taffaties, fine tiffanies and perfians of assorted colours; gimps,
crape, fringes, and sewing silk rin various colours; threads, pins,
needles, &c. Harry, Andrew and Mogul card„ fuperfine, broad
cloths, Bath and Yorkshire coatings, Welch plains, duffil 'and red,
green and blue baize; buckrams, white, black and brown camblcts,
ruGels, callimancoes, fiialloons and rattinets ; fine bordered and plain
quilting; Variety of corded dimities, fuftians, jeans, jeannets, and
dyed pillows; honeycomb, Genoa-back, and variety of Maffchefter
cords; mens line military cock'd hats, ladies blade and fancy riding
hats, boys and childrens black cock'd and fancy ditto, boots, shoes
and morocco flippers; ladies shoes in silk, morocco, leather, ruffel
and callimanco ; hunting saddles from I| to 4 guineas, the bell fort
ever imported ; ladies fide faJlles,fparc fadlery, whips, &c. gold and
silver laces, bindings, fringes, hat bands, toffels, bullions, cords and
epaulets; Watch and cane firings, rich and plain, purses, walking
canes, rich luteftrings,and figured silks, green lutefiring and farfnet
umbrelloes; an afl'ortment of perfumery, lavender, sarsaparilla, es
sence of burgamot, lemon, &c. pewter ware of all forts, stationary
ditto, cutlery ditto, cases of pickles, containing capers, girkins, wal
nuts, India mangoes, anchovies and famphire, French and Spanish
olive^, mushrooms, anchovies, soy, ketchup, fifh fence and sweet oil
in single bottles, Durham mustard, &c. &c. &c.'
N. B. A few quartercalks of particular London Market MA
DEIRA WINE.J
For Private Sale,
TWO years and a half LEASE of a LOT on the Market
wharf, adjoining the store of Mr. Dalziel Hunter. On the
premises is a building lately erected 14 feet front, and 25 feet in
depth, with a good dry cellar; it stands in an excellent situation for
a retail store, and the cellar is very convenient for florage.—lf not
fold before Thursday the ;d of January next, it will then be put up
at publick sale, at the Exchange.—For terms apply at No. 24 on the
Bay to Robert Austen, or, on the spot, to
V. SAMUEL SHEPPARD.
TO BE RENTED,
A N excellent front and back STORE, with dry convenient
11 cellars under them, in one of the best situations for trade in
town. Enquire at Nd. 15, Bay.|
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
At Cooke & Webb's Store in Broad-street,
Near the EXCHANGE,
A Light, easy FOST-CHAISE, with harness for a pair of horses
An excellent ftzeable Saddle and Chair HORSE
A CHAIR and HARNESS
A front PEW in the north gallery in St. Philip's Church
Several valuable Articles of HOUSHOLD FURNITURE, confid
ing (> f Dining and Tea Tables, Chairs, Sopha, Looking Glasses, a
well-toned Harpsichord, two very valuable Landfeape Paintings,
&c. &c. &c. CT
THOMAS GRANGER,
No. 81, Tradd-ftreet,
Has just imported in the Fox, Capt. Hunt, from Bristol,
The following ARTICLES,
Which 7AS be fold at tbe.m^ reafonakle Rates by the Package or Piece,
for Case or Government Bills, viz.
BURGAMOT]
Lemon / t ir
Lavender( Efcces
Peppermint )
Lavender
Honey
Rose
Ea?S%Q Waters
Eau de Mill Fleurs
Eau de Burgumotte
Eau de Ducheffe J
Burgamot ,
Overis ( Perfumed
Maruhalli ( Powders
French Grey J
Pomatum, hard and foft
Variety of smelling Bottles
Shaving Powder
leather Powder Bags
Smelling Salts
N. B. Ladies Braids, Curls, Cushions and Toupees, made in the
newest Fafhiori.t
MASTERS of vessels, and inhabitants of the town, may
be supplied with BEER, at a reasonable price, at th c
Brewery of Charleftown. Xfem.
SOUTH-CAROLINA.
WILLIAM REA of the province aforefaid, who is in cirf
tody of the Sheriff of the Board of Police, upon a process of
Capias al Satisfaciendum, at the suit of Edward Corbett, having peti7
tioned the Intendants of the said Board that he may be admitted to
the benefit of the a<ft made for the relief of insolvent debtors : It
ordered, That the said Edzuard Corbett, and all others to whom the
said petitioner is any wife indebted, be, and they are hereby sum
moned and have notice to appear at the fitting of the said Board,
which Ihal! happen three months after the publication hereof, to
shew cause, if any they can, why the said petitioner should not have
the prayer of his petition granted.
THOMAS WINSTANLEY,
No^fcr aid, X7BL 1 Clerk of thfcPolice.
WHEREAS the Garrison fas, of Tate, been -
alarmed with FIRES, through the carelessness of the ~
tants, in not having their chimnies fweeped; it is the exnr-f ''
of the Commandant, that such persons
duty, and a fire ensue, will not only be fubjeci to a fine of "
Shillings flerling, but likewise to the heavy expence of the
that may be employed at such fires.—As far as may be to
bgainft such accidents, the inhabitants are hereby required to f"'
ticularly careful during the present season, and arc reminded.'
of fire during the night, that each house-keeper do set a/,''
candle in a window fronting the Ereet.—Such persons as ha,"
provided their l complement of leather buckets (for no other fort
be admitted) arc expelled immediately to provide them, as w
ladders; a ftri& enquiry will ihortly be made, and all delink'"
severely fined.'
William Carson, William Greenwood'"),
Willjam Ancrum, George Cook, '
James Carsan, John Wagner,
John Hopton, Gideon Dupont, jun.
SAMUEL CAR
Being obliged to gp for England early in the next Spring '
WILL DISPOSE OF HiS °
Stock of DRUGS and MEDICINES
BEING a compleat afloriment, to any person taking th
whole, nearly as cheap as they can import them ; andby w|,
sale quantities, very low.
Until a purchafcr offers for the whole, he will continue to retT
at his house, No. 9, Orange-street, at far lower rates.than they,
fold in Charleftown, viz. Glauber and Epforn Salts at twodhilh °
per lb. orby the cwt. at one fhilliog and fix-pence, Saltpetre at fa'
Shillings and fix-pence per lb. Sal Signette and Sal Rochelle at
Killings per Ib. Copperas at one frilling per lb. by the cwt. at ni^
pence ; Alhim one shilling and fix-pence per Ib. by the cwt. at
Drilling; fineft Rhubarb in powder or root at three fhillfty and fa
pence per ounce; Ipecacuanha at. three Drilling^, Jalap at one ibilli,
and three-pence, Camphire at three Killings and fix-pence, Ta%
Emetic, warranted, at two fh'illings; all the Volatile Spirits at two
{hillings and threc-pence, Spanift Flies at five Killings per ounce
Maiina at one filling and fix-pence, and one Shilling ; Senna at^
{hilling and fix-pence; and al! other Drugs equally cheap.
Stoughton's Bitters at two {hidings, or eighteen fullings per dozen.
Anderson's Pills attwo {hillings and four-pence the box, or twenty
{hillings the dozen ; Turlington's Balfain at four {hillings and ei^ht.
pence the bottle ; James's Powder at five Drillings the packet - H%
met's Liquid Pearl, and Tooth Powder, at four Drillings and eight
pence each ; and fiindry other Family Medicines.—Spices, Mocco
Coffee, Loaf and Powder'd Sugar, Arrack, Geneva, and various
other Articles.
In order to enable me to pay such debts as I have contracted here
and*after three years banishment, not to go totally without fomethin;
for my just creditors in England, I mod earnestly intreat all indebt
ed to me to make force payments, either totally or partially, of their
refpe&ive long due obligations; and such as cannot comply are desired
to renew their bonds, notes, &c. before the Ift of February next.
My HOUSE No. 9, in Orangedlreet, and a LOT in Kkig.ftrta,
will be fold, a great bargain, for Cassi, Indigo, or Bills; and with
the House some very ufeful FURNITURE.
ROBERTSO N,
Perfumer, and Ladies Hair Drefer,
No. 16, Elliott-street,
Has received in the lajl Ships from England,
A large and compleat Assortment of
P E RFUME R Y,
Confjling of the following Articles, which he will dispose of os
the n.ofl reasonable Terms, viz.
JAMAICA RU M,
MUSCOVADO SUGAR,
MADEIRA WIN E,
CORDAGE, &c.
FOR SA L E,
By THOMAS INGLIS;
Mufcovado and Clayed SUGARS;
And a Quantity of well-assorted
C ORDA GE,
By JAMES BLAIR, and Co. No. 27, Ray.^
To be fold o^Friday the nth of January, 1782, at ten o'clock
in the Forenoon, at No. 57, ^ueen-fireet, for Case only,
HOUSHOLD Furniture, contifting of mahogany delks,
drawers, book case, tea and dining tables, chairs, looking
glaffe§, &c, tea, table and punch fpobns, some old gold and silver, a
very good silver watch that goes 011 diamonds, books, &t alfoa
negro ,man a ^ood carpenter, another a good wheelwright, two
handy boys and a girl, belonging to the estate of Alexander Ran
towle, deceased. All perlons indebted to said estate, are requeued
to make payment ; and those who have any demands, are desired to
make them known, to ROBERT BRIDIE, Administrator.
Dec. 19, 1781. 1 MARY BRIDIE, Admihiftratrix.
Gentlemens travelling Pouches
, compleat
, Powder Boxes
Shaving Boxes and Brushes
tHair Pins
. Variety of Powder Puffs
Tortoiseshell, Ivory, Horn ^
Box Combs
Comb Brufues
Tooth ditto and Spunges
Dragon's Ruts
Bayley's Tooth Powder
Wash Balls of different Sorts
Toothpick Cases.
Windsor Soap ,
Powder Knives
Milk of Roses
Spirits of Salvolatile
Eau de Luce
Court Plainer
Hair Ribbon,