The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-05-01 00:00:00, page 1

BARRACK-OFFIC E,
2„b April, 1782,
ALL persons proprietors of land on the Neck of Charlef
town, on whole plantations wood has been cut as fuel for the
use of His Majesty's troops and garrison, during the lath winter,
are hereby required to render into this office their refpe&ive claims,
on or before thelsth day of May next, in order that the quantities
may be afeeftained, and the owners paid at the rate of five Shillings
sterling for every cord of wood so cut down ; and no claim can be
received or admitted after that date.
In C O U N C I L,
19th April, 1,82.
HIS Honour die Commandant having, yesterday, acquaint
ed t^e Boari that it was toe wish of the Honourable Lieute
nant-General Lir : in that fomc mode might be devised to ascertain .
the numberDf-ne ft "°>- in town, and their feyerai owners particularly,
and that tickets or Tes might be granted them from fom^ puohek
office, and, from terne s o time, renewed, that their numbers and
owners might be conflanry known : And the Commandant having
informed Che Board, that a ^mibr arrangement had already taken
place in the army, and would, he apprehended, be attended Ji!o
many advantages, if adopted amongst the inhabitants: Ine Board
were pleased to order, that all owners of slaves in town, or their le
prefentatives, do, on or before the firflday of May next, deliver in
to Col. Robert Ballingall, the Commiflioner of Claims, an exaCT
lift of the number of their slaves, with their names, lex and ages. And
Cob Ballingal,' who will attend at his office. No, 51, in Queen
ftreet, every day (Sundays excepted) from 9 o'clock in the fore
noon till 12 o'clock at noon, will furnifh them, gratis, with tickets
or passes for their slaves, which will secure them from being appre
hended as vagrants: And fuel) slaves as are found in town, with
out such ticket;, or proper ones from some other publics depart
ment, after the eighth day of May next, will be apprehended as
vagrants, ard employed upon the publick works: And all free mu
lattoes and negroes are dire&ed to apply to Col. Ballingall for
passes, to prevent their being taken up as vagrant flwe; Ihe Board
recommend to the inhabitants a Arid observance of this regulation,
as it will tend to secure their slaves, and prevent their being clan-,
deftigely taken away; and also to diftinguiih them from those of the
Rebels, which are intended to be employed in the publick depart
ments, in order that those of the Loyalists in that service, whose
owners are desirous of taking them but of that employ, may be
restored to them as soon as their places can be fr.pplied by the others;
#nd will, in general, promote the better government of that class vs
people. By the Board,
THO. WINSTANLEY, Secretary.
Charlestown, April 1,, 1782.
THE Board of Police have thought proper to direct the
Commissioners of the Markets to put in force the Aft entitled,
« An A& for a Fish Market ;" and for the encouragement of thole
who shall exert themselves in bringing fifli to market, the following
BOUN 1 lES will be given :
To the decked boat that shall bring to market the greatest quantity
of fifh in the epurfe of one month, Ten Founds sterling.
To the decked boat that shall bring the second greatest quantity, a
bounty of Se^en Pounds. . ... n
To the decked boat which shall bring the third greatest quantity,
a bounty of Five Pounds.,
To the open boat which fliall bring the greatest quantity, a bounty
of Five Pounds. . „ ,n
To the open boat which shall bring the second greatest quantity,
a bounty of Three Pounds. , a
And to the open boat which fliall bring the third greatest quantity,
, a bounty of Two Pounds . „ , 1 4
The above bounties to be paid to those who may become entitled
thereto, upon their producing a certificate to the Board of Police,
from one or more of the Commiilioners of the Market, fpecifying
their having merited it. „, . n
The above bounties to commence from Monday the intrant.
Order of the Board,
'W..SJMPSON, Clerk.
FOR SAP E,
A quantity of ROUGH RICE,
To be delivered on Greenwood's wharf. Enquire at No.
44 Bav.
r f H£ CreAtors of the Ehate of Sir John Colleton, Ba-
I ronet, deceased. will be pleased to render a state of their
demands, and the debtors to make payment, to
ROBERT JOHNSTON, Administrator.
gth March, 1782. || No. 2, St. Michael's Alley.
WANTED,
A SMALL easy rented HOUSE in Broad-street, between
. Kihg-ftreet and the Exchange. For further particulars enquire
of the Printers.||
TO BE LET,
The HOUSE, N 0.44,.44, Broad-street. ||
Apply to William Greenwood, or William-Kerr-Ross.
To hire by the Month,
SIX NEGRO ME N, good Sawyers, and feme handy
young WENCHES, on easy terms. Enquire at No. 3,
Beaufain-ftreet. 26th April, 1782. ||
1) R UGS, MEDICINES,
AND SUNDRY
FAMILY MEDICINES, &c. ff c .
ARE NOW SELLING OFF,
At No. 9, in Orange-Street,
^ Retail, much lower than they arc fold in Charleftown, the Sub
scriber intending for England with the fnf Convoy,
The ASSORTMENT, confining of every ufeful article, all
' good and recently imported, will be fold at prime cost and charges,
to any person taking the whole, or to the amount of not less than
twenty pounds. SAMUEL CARNE.
Charlefown, February 1782. ' ||
To be Hired as a Wet Nurse,
A HEALTHY-YOUNG
NEGR C) WO MA N,
With a good breast of milk and no thild. Enquire at No.
106, King-Erect "c.
Rn VA T ^^^A^^^fo A ryT? tt to
U I L
From WEDNESDAY, May :, to SATURDAY, May 4, x 7 8 2.
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
Vol. 11.
CHARLESTOWN, May 4.
WE arc informed by a person from North-Carolina, that
Colonel Fanning, the noted partizan, dill mantains his
ground in that province. His* common residence is on the
banks of Deep river, in a rough, hilly and broken country,
from which he is continually making excursions to harass the
Rebels. About two months ago, a Captain Walker under his
c °mp an d, surprised and made prisoner of a company of Rebel
militia at a mufterfield, whom he afterwards dismissed on their
paroles. Lieutenant-Colonel Balfour of the Randolph county
militia was about this time railing a bod, of men to go after
Fanning, and among others, forced those, whom Walker had
paroled, to join him, telling them that a parole to a tory was
no way binding.
Balfour marched against Fanning, but could not come up
with him. He then returned home and dismissed his party,
referring only two officers and fix privates as a lafe-~uard.
Their horses were fcarccly let loose when Fanning who had
always been hovering about them, came faddenly up to Bal
four's house and made prisoners of him and his men. The
privates were sent away on parole, but the officers including
Balfour, were carried eighty ndles to a place called the Cross
Roads in Guilford county, where one Jackson, a Captain of
Fanning's, had been hanged a ihort time before. Fanning in
return there executed his three prifjuers. Another party of
the Rebels were now in Karch of Farming, who getting intel
ligence! of this, went towards Guilford, ^id while they were
looking for him at Deep river, attacked the guard at that place,
killed lew n of them, released fix or feveu loyalists in confine
ment there, burnt the Court-horde, Jail and other buildings,
and afterwards • ua.de good his retreat to Deep river, flipping
by a body of Rebels marching againE him, on the luppofition
that he was at Guilford.,
This day failed his Majesty's packet beat Halifax, Capt.
John Boulderfon, with the mail for Falmouth.
In the packet went paflengers, Major Coxon, late of the
3d regiment, Capt. IJanfon, late of the 19th, Mr. I auchlan,
Mr. Gdvray, Mr. Hugh Rose, Mr. Adam Tunno, Mr. Rutfier
ford, Mr. Midwood, Mr. Fulerton, and Mr. john Wells, inn.
fciCTi'7ZXlc~zr?
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By Permificn of the Honourable EDWARD Savage, Esq; pudge
~ef His Majesty's Court of Fice-Admiralty, for South-Carolina.
PUBLICK AUCTION,
On MONDAY the 6th instant,
On Beale's Wrarf,
To begin at E L F. L" E N 0 Clock,
The CARGO of the Sloop Chance,
Prize to the Private Ship of War Peacock, Schooners, Rose, and
Retaliation, Confining of
YYTEST-INDIA RUM,
Vv Mufcovado Sugar,
Cordage, Sail Cloth, Oznahurgs,
Ironmongery, a quantity of Dry Goods,
and a parcel of Alum Salt,
AND,
At ONE o'CL OCK at the Exchange,
"=^ The SLOOP
C HA N C E,
&GsW\ A rarart& fi.fi Sailing V e ss e l, Virginia Built, in
. ", excellent erder and complead, found.
' * Inventory to be seen by applying to
Cfrfown, 4th Mav. 1782. CURRIE & NORRIS.
TUBLICK BUCTIO N.
On TUESDAY next, the 7th instant,
WILI, BE SOLI),
By COOKE & WEBB,
At'their Store in Broad-Street,
JAM AIL' A and Weft-India Rum,
Loaf and Mufcovado Sugar,
Four, Butter, Tea, B< tried Porter,
Gin in Cases, Rice in barrels.
A L S O,
A Variety of DRY GOODS.
AND,
A NEGRO WENCH,
A good washer,, and a tolerable good Cook|: Sold for no faults
Thuy bao)e also to dybofe of, at Private Safe,
About 100 pieces of exceeding good
G S NA BURG S.
p u b l NcTk NlTc-Yflffi
On TUESDAY next, the 7th May instant.
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Exchange, at ONE o'Clock,
^j''' The Schooner BETSEY,
c^ ly ipg off Greenwood's wharf, a remarkable
:= ^'' we h f ° und : about 50 tons burthen, and
s^& A, may be sent to sea immediately.
^^^^==a Inventory to be seen opposite No. 43, Bay.
I JOHN MORRIS.
FOR SALE,
MOLASSES, Jamaica Spirits, Mufcovado Sugar, a final!
quantity of the best green Coffee in bags, and tallow Candles
and a few tons of large fizcd Lignumvitae.
Excellent COD-FISH and YAMS,
Just imported.
Hr I ^™"' 4 " IMarclfiflh. JOHN MORPIS.
TO BE LET,
A large Back Store and two dry Cellars.
Enquire of fa||. ROBERT LINDSAY.
I'OLEN out of the house, No. 73, Tradd^Strect, on the
y) night of the 3d. infant, a SU,VER WATCH, maker's name,
,oh. Raffeld, No. 132. A Guinea reward will be given to any pcr-
^ n ^ hat A" 1 driver it to the owner, or to the Printers., It is hoped,
it oflered for sale, it will be flopped. %
THE-
A variety of ufeful MEDICINES,
Among which are,
Jesuits bark, Spaniffi flies, glaubei and epfom salts, Rhubarb ire
root and powder, mdghefia, manna, jallap, camphire, alloes, cha
momile flowers, ipecacuanah, senna, Haxam's tin cture, Stoughton's
Bitters, James's Fever Powders, Sal Volatile, Lavender Spirits and
Dropsy Beaume de Vie, British Oil, Eau de Luce, Orange Flower
Water, Gum Arabic, Copperas, Verdegreafe, Allum, Alleppa
Galls, Anderson and Hooper's Pills, Analeptic Ditto.
Cinnamon, cloves and nutmegs, black pepper, calk and jar raisins.
Writing, cartridge, and bloffbm paper, quills, ink powder: wa
fers and pounce, a neat Ledger and Journal, with other blank books-
Pewter diflies vnd plates, ditto spoons, candle moulds, pewter
meafutes from a gallon down to a gill; tin camp kettles and faute
pans, ihoe fpinhel, &c. &c.
AL S O,
The following ARTICLES,
At a Moderate Advance,
LOAF SUGAR, London bottled RED PORT, of the
firft quality; very fine London bottled PORTER, in hamp.
ers, Bohea, Green and Souchong TEAS, COFFEE, &c
WALKER, MAITLAND, & Co.'
HACE FOR SALE,
In Meeting-Street, No. 17,
For Cafb only, on very reasonable Terms;
JAMAICA and Weft-India Rum
J Port Wine and London Porter in bottles
Loaf Sugar, Mufcovado and clay'd ditto 1 1
Cinnamon, Mace, Cloves, Nutmegs, black Pepper
Anchovies, Olives, Walnuts, Gerkins, Ketchup
Sweet Oil, Vinegar, Mustard, Saltpetre
Bohea and Souching Tea, Cheese, Starch
Blacking Balls and Blacking Cakes
Tones' Patent Cloth Powder, Shaving and Powder Boxc#
Ofnaburgs, and Ofnaburgs Thread
Coarse Hats, blue and green plains
Glass and Queens Ware, Tin Ware, &c. &c. j
NEWCOMEN & COLLET,
Are removed from No. 8, Berton's Alley, to No. 10 Broad-street,
t^uo doors from Gadsden's Alley,
Where they have Opened
A frefh assortment of DRY GOODS,
Which they will fell on very reasonable terms for Cash.
SELLING O F F,
By Wbolefale and Retail,
A large assortment of GOODS,
Suitable for the Season,
By BRIAN CAPE,
Nearly as cheap as they can be imported,
At his Store, No. 84, Church-street,
for Cash er Government Bills,
Among ivbicb are the following Article's:
PUBLICK RUCTION.
BY PERMISSION.
On WEDNESDAY the Bth instant,
At TEN o'clock, at No. 40, on the Bay,
WILL BE SOLD,
The REMAINDE R of the
CARGO and PROVISIONS,
Of the Magicne, prize to the Fame, Capt. Morgan,
CONSISTING 0E
A Quantity of Military Shoes,
Officers Regimental Coats,
Two pieces Scarlet Cloth
Copper Kettles arid ilew-pans
Hatchets and Axes
A parcell of Spanish Books
With a variety of other Articles ;
ALSO,'
20 Bags fine Ship Bread
13 Jars Sweet Oil
2 Barrels Rice
I Calk Cordials
4 Bag Annifeed
%, 4^1782. BLAIR & WALLACE.
j RISH linens, German and
I Scotch ofnaburgs
Checks, garlix,dowlas Russia dia
per and towelling
Brown and white corduroys
Russia drabs, India dimity and
jeans
Brown hollands, fail canvass and
raven duclc
Allen's thread and cotton hofc
Mens fine beaver and white hats
Womens fine black fattiriet, cal
limanco and red Morroco shoes
Womens black callimanco and
ruffett coats
Womens flays, India and English
perfians
Black Barcelona cravats and hand
kerchiefs ' .
Silk purses, Bandano handker
chiefs
Silk and cotton Romall ditto
Black ruffell, callimancots
Tammies, durants,
Printed linen andcambrick picket
handkerchiefs
Diaper and damafft table-cloths
Plain and ruffled white shirts
Pihol and long lawns
Clear lawns and cambrick, gen
hams
Printed linens and callicoes
A variety of fuperfine faffiionabf
broad cloths and kerfeymirea
Sagathies
Green, blue and red low priced
cloths for soldiers eloathing
Blue green arid white Welch plains
I Duffil blankets, sailors jackets and
Dutch caps
iMens fadles, bridles, horse whips
Mail pillions, saddle cloths, bridle
bitts and stirrup irons
; Crowley's broad and narrow hoes
Steel corn mills, all forts of nails
; for house and ihip carpenters
Hooks and hinges, HL hinges, or
chains, indigo hooks, pad,
flock and iron rimmed locks
coopers axes, carpenters broad
axes, hooks and eyes for tents
hand saws, whip, crof&ut and
handsaw fill's
Boxes of window glass, fine tip
ped tobacco pipes, glass tumb
lers, decanters and wine glasses
table china in Letts.
: China plates and dishes, tea cup#
and saucers,
Tureenes, table knives and fork#
Shoe knives, cutteau and pen
knives, feiffars
Regimental shoe buckles
Sweet oil, anchovies, walnuts,
, olives and capers, mustard.
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Numb. lai.