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Masers Names. Negroes Names
Peter Templat Bristol
Ditto ditto Liberty
Ditto ditto July
Ditto ditto Scipio
Will. Wilkinson John
Isaac Leffefne Gloucester
Benjamin Cattell George
Ditto ditto Jack
Benjamin Stone John
Mrs. Withers Primus
Ditto ditto Bottor
Ditto ditto Scipio
Keating Simons Primus
John Allen Jacob
Charles Clifford York
John M'Tier Prince
Charles Clifford Moses
Sinkler 'London
Hum. Sommers Simon
Bcnj. Coachman York
Ditto ditto Hercules'
Thomas Rivers Quamina
William King Jethro
Ditto ditto April
Joseph Ferby Abraham
Benjamin Smith Cyrus
Ditto ditto Friday
Ditto ditto Scipio
William Bailey Jack
George Smith Abraham
Ditto ditto Jack
John Bonneau Quaco
Peter Smith Paul
Robert Johnston Ben
Christian Motte Jacob
Archer Smith Sam
Ditto ditto Jemmy
Col. Laurens Jemmy
Tho. Middleton Isaac
John Valk George
Henry Sommers Peter
Henry Smith Toby
Ditto ditto Syphax
Ditto ditto Daniel
Ditto ditto Hercules
Ditto ditto Philander
Mrs. Elliott Quash
Ditto ditto Ganney
Ditto ditto Will
Ditto ditto Hercules
Alexander Rofc Sherry
Nedom Gofs Cain
Thomas Horry Dick
Col. Horry Chester
Charles Peyre July
Daniel Dinah Boatswain
jofeph Kerfhaw Solomon
Ely Kerfhaw Isaac
John Price Andrew
Daniel Windsor Bacchus
John Fisher Qualh
John Motte Charles
John Drake He&or
S:mpfon Glasgow
John Saunders Prince
Thomas Shirley Portroyal
John Sliddle Bob
Will. Saunders Jemmy
Thomas Young Jack
George Fielding Abraham
Dr. Dynah Sandy
Ditto ditto Tom
Andrews January
William Scott April
Mrs. Saunders Bob
John Chefnut Derry
Benj. Mazyek Caesar
Ditto ditto Frank
Mrs. Latta March
Geo. Goldway Head
Dupont Caesar
John Withers Jupiter
John Palmer Abraham
Ditto ditto Aaron
Joseph Reynolds Emanuel
Cha. C. Pinckney Bob
John Huger Morris
Ditto ditto Adam
Ditto ditto Cuffy
Will. Moultrie Jemmy
Ditto ditto Ealy
Ditto ditto Bob
Ditto ditto Prince
Ditto ditto Cyrus
Ditto ditto John
Ditto ditto Sharper
Ditto ditto Jemmy
Peter Simmons Job
Benjamin Stead James
Job Marion Charles
George Arthur Ralph
John Harlefton Abraham
Will. Robertson Stepney
Abraham Marion Rauty
Barton Robin
Gabriel Marion Cato
Tho. Henning Cyrus
John Warren Kingston
TO BE LET,
AThree-ftory HOUSE in Tradd-ftreet, near the Bay, with
five rooms, and a store 27 feet by 18 ; also a dry cellar. The
situation for trade is equal to any part of Charleftown. Apply to
March 7, 1781. f ROBERT LINDSAY.
WA NTE D immediately for Dean-Hall plantation, on
Cooper-River, belonging to the estate of Sir John Nisbet,
an OVERSEER capable of undertaking the management of that
place. None need apply without a fufficient recommendation.
% JOHN DEAS.
NEGROES in the Engineer Department, that joined the Army
face the Landing under Sir HENRY Clinton, in 1780.
TOOR SALE, A very valuable TRACT of LAND of 200
{ acres, situated about 20 miles beyond Monck's Corner, on the
Congaree road,a fine situation for a store or tavern, and has been for
merly fettled in that way. The condition is cash, and will be fold
cheap. , ' JACOB VALK.
From WEDNESDAY, March 7,
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
R O Y AL
Vol. I.
Masers Names. Negroes Names
John Leffefne Peter
Tho. Darrington George
Charles Clifford Titus
Philip Poftell Scipio
Col. Hart Sam
Cochran Harry
Middleton Will
Price Andrew
Caldwell Jacob
Williamson Cato
Clifford May
Motte Cedar
Col. Kolb Dick
Ditto ditto James
Ditto ditto Simon
Ditto ditto Pompey
Benjamin Poftell Peggy
Robert Turner Diana
,t m < Moll and 4
Peter Templat } children
John Poflell Venus
; Peter Templat Diana
Dupont Willaby
; William Crofkey Hagar
Thomas Butler Cloe
Charles Clifford Lucy
Benj. Mazyek Juno
Ditto ditto Abba
John Edwards Minda
Benj. Smitli Binah'
Henry Samways Moll
: Isaac Leffefne Lady
George Rivers Elsey
Samuel Prioleau Horah
Will.,Stanyarne Sylvia
Ditto ditto Venus
Ditto ditto Charlotte
Joseph Wigfall Bess
William Seller Jenny
Isaac Harlefton Amey
Prioleau Nancy
John Rivers Charlotte
Henry Smith Moll
Ditto ditto Mary
William Elliott Shelah
Ditto ditto Grace
Ditto ditto Penny
Ditto ditto Catharine
Benjamin Cattell Cornelia
Geo. Muckinfufs Judah
Leffefne Hagar
Ditto Clarinda
Hardy Toomer Shelah
John Walker Rose
Samuel Bonneau Binah
John Walters Diana
Alexander Rose Martha
Philip Will Sylvia
George Ingram Patty
Andrew Reid Sally
John M'Tier Tyrah
Tho: Ferguson Tena
Holmes Sylvia
Daniel Blake Jenny
Ditto ditto Bess
Isaac Leffefne Binah
.Benjamin Cattell Mary
John Payne Dolly
Christian Motte Gracey
r Ditto ditto Bels
Peter Simons Payne
John Matthews Lauretta
John Rivers Cloe
Thomas Henning Phebe
Vidor Thompson Harriett
Reid Betty
Henry Hyrne Cytterah
Philip Poftell Hester
Will. Moultrie Sally
Ditto ditto Banny
Ditto ditto Daphne
Ditto ditto Abba
Ditto ditto Nappy
Ditto ditto Molly
Ditto ditto Flora
Ditto ditto Peggy
Ditto ditto Rachel
Ditto ditto Marianne
Ditto ditto Peggy
Ditto ditto Lindy
Graham Jenny
King Sue
Elliott Peggy
Stobo Maria
Smith Violett
Villepontoux Hagar
Turner Dido
Blake Sarah
Platt ' Elsey
Kerfhaw Flora
Motte Bess
Poftell Phillis
Withers Peggy
Edwards Nancy
Jaudon Rinah
Smith Nancy
Todd Sarah
SMITH dn the Wealth of Na
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The Annual Register from 1774
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BlackEone^s Commentaries, 4
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Campbell's Lives of the Admi
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Davenante's Works, 5 vo'>.
Guthrie's Geographical grammar
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Arnot's History of Edinburgli
New Dictionary of Arts and
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Camden's Britannia, 2 vols.
Stuart's History of the Reforma
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— View of Society in Europe
Williams's Northern Govern
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Lord Chefterfield's Letters and
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Millar on Ranks
Robertson's History of Scotland,
Charles V. and America
Hume's History of England, 8 v.
Ettays, 2 vols.
Dialogues on Nat. Religion.
Apology for the Life and Writ
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Raynai's European Settlements,
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.Parliamentary Characters
Macpherfon's History and State
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Gibbon's Roman,Hiftory, 2 vols.
Pope Ganganelli's Letters, 4 vols.
Watson's Philip Ild. of Spain, 2v.
Campbell's Political Survey of
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Pope's Works, 6 vols.
Ruffhead's Life of Mr. Pope, 2 v.
Swift's Works, 13 vols.
Coxe's State of Switzerland
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Richardfon'sllluftration of Shake
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The World, 3 vols,
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Foundling Hospital for Wit, 5 v.
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Vertot's Knights of Malta, 5 v.
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Dr. Goldsmith's Roman History,
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Ferguson on Civil Society
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Offian's Poems, 2 vols.
Dryden's Virgil, J vols.
Duke of Sully's Memoirs, 5 vols.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, &c.
FOR SAL E,
At WELLS's St a t io na r y and Book-Store,
# No. 71, Tradd-Street.
For L ON DO N,
The Ship LONDON,
Joseph Richardson, Master;
j^^^rf Mounts twenty 6 and 9 pounders, men answer
able, to fail with or without convoy, one half of
h^u^^ber cargo already engaged, will be ready to take
-in the remainder in ten days. For freight of rice,
indigo, tobacco, &c. apply to JOHN & ADAM TUNNO.
N.B. Most excellent accommodations for passengers.
CAPT. Richardson has for sale on board said ship, at a low
advance, for cash or bills, the following articles, viz. an assort
ment of millinery, linen drapery, boots and shoes, fadlery, haber
dashery, Manchester goods, blankets, mens and boys hats, carpets, hard
ware, dressing glasses, hosiery, giafs and earthen ware, porter in bar
rels, white bread in 25 lb.wt. anchovies in kegs. Apply as above, or to
Capt. Richardson.on board at Evelcigh's wharf, who has alfo,for
sale, .a painted 0k for a lady, made up h; the newest falhion. f
SOI
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Duke of Berwick's Memoirs, 2v.
Kimber's History of England
Boffuet's History of France, 4 v.
Goldsmith's Poems and Essays
Buchannan's History of the lligh
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Boswell's History of Corsica
Cunn's Euclid
Burn's Justice of the Peace, 4 vols.
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Yorke on Forfeitures
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Life of Peter the Great.
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Drake's Voyages
Pringle on the Diseases of the
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Mead's Medical Works
Lind on the Scurvy
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Bell's Military Principles
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Dr. Blair's Sermons, 2 vols.
Hervey's Letters, Tracts, Dia
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Death of Abel
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Roderick Random, 2 vols.
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Tom Jones, 3 vols.
Arabian Nights Entertainment,
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Lady Audley, 2 vols.
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Joseph Andrews
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David Simple, 5 vols.
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Fenning's —
Entick's Pocket ditto,
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med and glazed, viz.
A great Variety of Historical,
Fancy, Humorous, and Droll
Pieces:
Among which are,
The Death of General Wolfe
Wounded Hussar
Choice of Paris
Trip to Scotland
Father Paul and his jolly Com
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A I h
to S A TURD A Y, March io, 1781.
AVERY fine young NEGRO FELLOW, a good waiting man ;
also a young WENCH, a good cook, waflier and ironer, belong
ing to a gentleman about to leave the province, will positively be fold
at the Exchange, on Tuesday March 13th, about 12 o'clock, by
1 EDWARD OATS.
To be fold on Thursday next, the 15th of March at Bugby Plantation
on fohn s-Island, belonging to the Efate of James Carson, Esq.
A QUANTITY of PLANTATION TOOLS, HOUSHOLD
FURNITURE, &c. &c.
All performs having any demands against the said estate, are again
required to deliver in their accounts attested; and those indebted to
the estate, are requested to make immediate payment, to
WILLIAM CARSON, Executor.
To be fold on Thursday next, the 15th of March at my Store on the Bay,
SOME Wearing Apparel, Books, Quadrant and Spy-Class; a
Case of Rum, Wine, &c. a Cott with Bedding, &c.' belonging
to the estate of Robert Lightbqdy, deceased.
EDWARD OATS.
To be fold at publick Vendue, on Thursday, the Istb of March, at
the Plantation where the lute William Holmes lined on %mes~
Efland;"
ALL the PERSONAL ESTATE of the said deceased, confiding
of some valuable negroes, houfhold and kitchen furniture"
plantation tools, &c. The conditions of the sale are cash for all
sums under fifty pounds, and for all above, credit till the firft of
January, 1782, with interest and approved security.
JOHN HOLMES, Executor.,
To be fold at publick Outcry, on Tuesday, aoth of March inf. at Ten
o'clock in the Forenoon, if a fair Day, if not, on the next fair Day
after, at the Plantation of the late James Roulain, deceased in.
. St. Thomas's Pari/h;
PART of the PERSONAL ESTATE of the said deceased, con
lifting of a small fleck bf cattle, sheep, hogs and one horse; a
schooner burthen about seventy barrels of rice; a riding chair with
harness, a horse and ox cart; houfhold and kitchen furniture some
carpenter's tools, a parcel of French and English books, two grap
lings, a parcel of picked cotton, a loom, and sundry other articles.
All sums under fifty pounds currency to be cash, and all above credit
till January next, paying inteseft and giving security if required-
All persons indebted to the estate either by bond, note or account
are desired to difeharge the fame by the firft of April next; and those
who have any demands on the said estate, are desired to brin^ in
their accounts properly attested, to
ABRAHAM ROULAIN, Administrator.
(By PERMISSIO N?)
To be fold on Wednesday, the 2lf Day of March inf. before the
Exchange, at One o'clock;
ONE undivided third part of a PLANTATION on Daniel's
Island, iii St. Thomas's Parish, containing 171 acres, old mea
sure, be the fame more or less, where the late Mr. Isaac Leffefne
resided. On the premises are a large and commodious dwelling
houfe, and a number of aeceffary outbuildings.
One undivided third part of a TRACT of LAND, adjoining the
above, commonly known by the name of Raven's Trad, containing
about 600 acres, more or less.
A PLANTATION on said island, containing 623 acres, more or
less. On the premises stands an unfinifhed two story frame house
which, at a small expence may be finifhed, together with several
outbuildings; an orchard of choice young fruit trees, about 50 acres
of land under fence, and may be planted this season. The situations
of the above places both for plcafure and profit are well known.
Any person chufing to purchase before the day of sale, may know
the terms, by applying to the fubferiber, No. 9, South-Bay.
ISAAC LESSESNE.
To be Sold, on Monday the 16tb infant, at the house of the late Mark
Morris, deceased, No. 102, King-freet.
A Variety of HOUSHOLD FURNITURE, PLATE, &c.
fourteen valuable Negroes; among whom are two Carpenters,
one Bricklayer, two Painters, handy house Wenches and Girls; be#
longing to the estate of the said deceased.
*b. MARGARET MORRIS, Administratrix.
(BY FERMIS SIO N.)
On Wednesday the zif of March inf. at the Exchange, exactly at
12 o'Clock, will be fold,
HOUSE and LOT, No. io, Broad-street, now occupied by Mr.
Colin M'Lauchlan: Its situation for trade is too well known
to require any commendation.
HOUSE and LOT, No. I in Kinloch's Court, containing fix
good rooms, with kitchen and wash room underneath, suitable for
a private family.
HOUSE and LOT, No. 36, Queen-street, containing 4 rooms,
with a kitchen, store-room, oven, well and other necessary buildings;
and a negro-fellow who is a good field slave, porter and waiting-man.
Conditions, one half Cash for each lot, and the remainder bond
payable in fix months, with interest and approved security. The
property not to be altered until the terms are complied with.
JOB COLCOCK, for Colcock & Gibbons.
Charlfown, March sth, 1781. f
On Monday the 2d Day of April next, will be fold for Case, at the
Plantation of John Remington, deceased, on Goofecreek;
THE personal ESTATE of said deceased, confining of fourteen
Negroes; Cows, Horses, Houfold Furniture, Plantation Tools,
&c. &c. All persons indebted to said estate, are desired forthwith
to difeharge the fame; and those having demands against it, to fend
them in properly attested, to SARAH REMINGTON, Exrx.
Charlfown, March 6th, 1781. %.
To be fold by publick Auction, on the 6th Day of April next, at the Plan
tation of Jane Singleton, deceased,
ALL her Negroes, Horses, Cattle, Houlhold Furniture, &c.
The terms to be declared at the sale. All persons to whom,
ffie was indebted are hereby desired to fend in their accounts pro
perly attested; and all persons anyways indebted to her to make
immediate payment to the fubferiber. HENRY YOUNG.
ALL persons indebted to Rabone, Crinsgz, & Co. arc desired
to fettle the fahie before the 20th of March, otherwise they will
be sued without further notice.
February 28, 1781. KINGSLEY & TAYLOR.
ALL perlons indebted to Kingsley & Oa rs, &e defied to fettle
the fame before the 20th of March, otherwise they will be
sued without further notice.
February 28, 1781. KINGSLEY & OATS.
TO BE SOLD,
And may be Entered upon immediately,
MY PLANTATION in St. Andrew's Parish, containing ,00
acres of land ; also two LOTS of LAND in Jackfontorcugh.
Apply to Thomas Farr, Elf, at Affiley-River, or the subs riber at
Wigtown. R. P. STOBO.
Numb. 3.