The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-07-28 00:00:00, page 3

South-Caroli NA
By the Hundred [Five Score]
Pounds Weight.
Rice -14 s. a 14s. 6d.
Superfine Flour 435. 6d.
Art ditto - - 365.
Ship Bread - 365.
Mufcovado Sugar -48 s. a 545.
Bar Iron - - 3° s '
Cordage - - JOS. a 60s.
Corn Blades - 9 s * 4d.
Hay - - 4s.Bd.
By the Pound,
hdigo, bed purple? a ^
and copper
Ditto, 2d - 2s. a & qd.
Ditto, ordinary is. qd. a is. Bd.
Tobacco : m 4id. a pd.
Candles, tallow dipt, 6d. ayd
Ditto, mould - Bd.
White Wax Candles 4s.
Inglilh Hams - - lod.
Soap -' - 7d.
Coffee - - §d.
Irilh Butter - 9<l,
English Cherfe - pd. a 12d
Single refined Ldaf Sugar is. ^d.
Double ditto - 2s.
Freffi Beef - 6d. a Bd.
Mutton - - lod. a Is.
Veal - - Bd. a lod.
Frclh Butter - 2s. a 2s. 4d.
Tallow - - 6d. a yd.
Tanned Leather - §d. a is.
By the Barrel.
Turpentine - 435. 6d.
Tar - -21 s. 9d.
Pitch - 375. od.
ttfs Beef - iocs, a 108 s.
Aerror, Names Owners Names 1
'e'er John M'Call, jun.l
Jr* Mrs: Bonne u
Charles Dennis Ro"<Efq.
Maryanne Est. of ^W Sanders
J a * John Gough
, c Y Matthe Tully
„d Francis Huger
Jeremiah Wanton
l hi.ip Smith
John Saunders
SAMUEL CROSi
CIIARLESTOW N, August I.
N Monday arrived here the armed brigantine Diamond,
&P te Tinker, in fix days from New-Providence. This
and two other brigs, the Industry and Neptune, (one
(them near 300 tons burthen) bound from Philadelphia for
tana, all laden with flour, were lately captured and ear
n'd in there by the privateer schooner Lyon of 10 guns, be
to that place.
Acartel schooner which lately failed from this for North-
Molina, returned on Monday afternoon. In her came paflen
;CapL Wallace, Mrs. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, and
Gy others who were lately captured on their passage from
Augustine for this port.
Yesterday afternoon another cartel schooner returned here
from Beaufort in North-Carolina.
Savannah, in Georgia, July 26. Last Thursday arrived here
days from St. Christopher, the brigantine Liverpool,
°And ° n Saturday arrived the snow Porcupine, Capt. Mason,
from Kington, in Jamaica, which fie left the 7th instant, in
Company with a fleet of about 300 fail of veffelsj chiefly
bound to Europe.
Two brigantines, Stiles and Hawkins, masters, from Phila
delphia for the Havana, loaded with bread and four, have late
ly been carried into New-Providence by the privateer schooner
Tyger, Capt. Bell, of that port ; and when the schooner Mary,
Capt. Cozzens, left that ifiand fix days agd, the Tyger was
going in with another prize brigantine, supposed to be like
fre from Philadelphia.
Yesterday failed from Tybee, for London, the ship Camber
well, Capt. White.
Last Monday morning died here, in the 57th year of his age,
after a long and painful illness, which he bore with uncom
mon patience and truly Christian resignation, the Kev. John-
Joachim Zubly, D. D. Minister of an English and German
Congregation in this town. His publick and private conduit
are well known, that it is heedless to enlarge ' upon them.
In his last moments be earnestly prayed for his King and Coun
try, and that it would please the Divine Ruler of all things
soon to put an end to this unnatural Rebellion. His great a-
Filities and indefatigable attention to the punctual discharge of
the duties of his sacred office, for the space cf upwards of 36
years in this and the next province, occasion his death to be
regretted by all his hearers. His friend's and acquaintance feel
their loss, but bear it the more patiently, being well assured
that their loss is his exceeding great gain.
A GENERAL MEETING of the Merer - ts concerned in
the Commerce of this Country since the Surrender of the
town, to his Majesty's arms, is proposed on Monday the 6th
& August, at the Long-Room, in order to confider and re 4
mongrate upon some blatters big with the moll alarming and
important Consequences to their Interests.
It is requeued all the Gentlemen concerned, and who with
toattend, may be there precisely at 12 o'clock.
WHEREAS ascertain gentleman, in the civil branch, has
been so very uncivil as to break open a letter addrelfed
to the subscriber ; I do hereby forbid his taking the fame li
berty in suture.—ls after this public prohibition, he should be
convifted of the like nefarious act, he may depend upon the
severest caftigatibn an injured man can inflict.
Wednesday, Augujh, 1781. ± JOHN KING.
AS the partnership of Rattery and Renny dissolves on
' the 2oth instant, by mutual consent, they request all in
debted to pay their accounts; and all that have demands to
call for payment. *c
WHERETO a number ot Negroes, together with furniture
and ether valua e effects, belonging to the Right Honoura
ble the Countess of Huntingdon, have at different times been
taken and carried away from the Orphan-House Academy in Geor
gia: Notice is hereby given to all persons having any of the said
throes, or other property in possession, that unless they do forth
with return the fame to Josiah Tatnall and Nathaniel Hall,
ffors. in Savannah or to the subscriber in Charleftown, they may
Depend on being prof ciited w.th the utmost rigour of the law.
%r/ifow„, Acgf 1, 1781. |A. JOHN GLEN.
Rjf of NEC; R O E 3 in the Sugar-House, August iff, 1781.
TO BE LE T,
A Large commodious PEW on the south fide of St. Mi
n chael's Church,near the pulpit. Enquire of the Printers.^
The Barrack - OFFICE is removed to
No. 3, Legare-Street. I
I Negroes Names Owners Names
Jenny Mrs. Pinckney
IDinah Thomas Elliott
Toney Mrs. Newton
Isaac Isaac Dacofta
Sarah Mrs. Bellamy
Jack Mrs. Giles
Isaac William Glen, jun.
Stoke Henry Gray
Caro James Penman
Will Mrs. Bellamy
IS, Keeper of the Sugar-House.
Cargo Beef - -80 s.
Mas Pork ~- , 120 s.
Cargo dittd - - zoos.
By the Bushel.
Indian Corn - - js.
Red Peafe - - 4 s -
Rough Rice - 3s. 6d. a 4s.
Lime - - is.
Turk's Iflahd Salt is. 6d. a 3s.
~ By the Foot.
Jamaica Mahogany - 6d.
By the 100 Feet.
Inch Boards -16 s. a 18$.
1^ ditto - - -20 s.
1% ditto - - 255.
2 Inches -so.
Joists -30 s.
Scantling - 235.
By the Cord.
Pine Wood - 9s. 4d.
Oak -18 s. Bd. a 21s. pd.
Red Oak Bark - -30 s.
By the Thousand.
Bricks -40 s. a 435. 6d.
Shingles - -30 s.
; By the Pipe.
Madeira Wine - 341: a 601.
Vidonia ditto - 261. a 281.
Fyal ditto - - 241.
Lisbon ditto - 281.
Port ditto .-' 361.
By the Gallon. ~
Rum, Jamaica 43. Bs. a ss.
Ditto W. India 3s. gd.a 4s.
Melaffes - . None.
Brandy, French 6s. a 6s. 6d.
Ditto Spanish 4s. a ss.
Geneva 455. a 565. the Case, ;
Price-Current.
JAMAICA and other Rum
Madeira and Port Wines by
the Gallon and Dpzen
Loaf and Mufcovado Sugar
Hyfon and Bohea Teas
Sherry Wine of the firft .Quality
Any Orders from the Gentlem
Town and Country gratefully ack
possible Attention and Dispatch.
N. B. Part ofa Cellar and
I^LOUR in Barrels
Caftile Soap in Boxes
Mustard in half & quarter pound
Bottles
Blacking Bill and Lampblack
Paints ground in Oil
Linefeed Oil in Jars from one to
three Gallons
Cordage from 3 to 7^ Inches~
r FHE Co-partnership of Lamotte & Geyer be.ng dif
£ solved by mutual consent on the tilth of July, it is requeued that
all those indebted to the said company, wili discharge their debts
immediately; and all those who have any demands against the said
co-purtnerfhip, are desired to render in their accounts, to
1 JOHN GEYER, No. 87, Church-street,
Who begs leave to inform his Friends in particular and the Public
tn general, that he means to continue the business; and has for sale,
on the most rcafonable terms, a general assortment of EUROPEAN
and EAST-INDIA GOODS, suitable to the fe^fon.
nrHE subscriber takes this method of acqua nting the Pub
lie in general, the Gentlemen of the Army, and'his Friends
in particular, that he has taken that commodious and spacious
Long Room, No. 82, in Church-street,
lately in the possession of Mr, William Holliday, deceased, which
he has opened as ; ,
A Tavern and Coffee-House.
Having laid in a flock of the best Liquors to be had in this place,
and flatters himfelf that from his attention, and providing always
the best of every thing the ^country will afford, he may merit their
favour. 1 JOHN CORA M.
7 us r imp o rte d;
And to be sold BY
JAMES M'MURRAY, & Co.
No. 54, Quecn-ftreet,
4 'LI For LON D.uN,
The SHIP PALLA S,
George Cleiland, Master;
f/'fofX " e " known for a fine flip, and a remarkable faft
Lrwtfm!, a ^ er > mounting 14 guns, with men anfwcrable,
having great part of her cargo already provided,
^= —AAk££.will fail as soon as loaded,with or without convoy,
ad most agreeable to the shippers. For freight or passage, having ex
cellent accommodations, apply to the Captain on DQ^rd, or to
f WILLIAM SMITH, No. 3% Bay.
For LONDON,
| ' " f^ with Convey
The SHIP LONDO N,
John Rainier, Mailer;
L_3=~~< p art o f h er cargo already engaged ; for freight of the
remainder, or passage having good accommodations, apply to the
Captain, Messrs. George Ancrum, & Co. or
, GREENWOOD & LEGGE, No. 44, Bay.
- IFor London immediately,
The SHIP M A R S,
Captain Walter Dowdall;
4^^l/fyl A fine flout vessel, to fail with or without convoy,
j For Freight of about three hundred barrels, or Pas-
V^^¥s hge% having good accommodations, apply to the
^X.==~£l^faid Captain on board, at Champneys's wharf, or
GREENWOOD & LEGGE,
%', 34 1781.. 1 No. 44, dn the Bay.
COLIN M'EACHeAN,
At No. 38, .on the Bay, second Door South of Elliot -street,
HAS again begun Business, returns Thanks to his former
Customers, and shall be much obliged by a Renewal of their
Favours, hoping to ferfe them on equal Terms with any.
He HAS AT PRESENT FOR Sale,
A Neat London-made CHARIOT, very little the worse
for wear, lined with red Morocco, the front glass entire, with
patent wheels and springs, and in every other refped t elegantly finish
ed. The purchaser may have it for oiie half the prime cost in Lon
don, at which price it muff be esteemed a great bargain. Any person
desirous of viewing the above, will please apply at our here in Broad
ftreett "~ ,IQ - I COOKE & WEBB.
TO be hired or fold, the owner having at present no use
for him, an adive young Negro Fellow, who has for
some time past been employed as a waiting man and porter.
Enquire at No. 41, Church-street Continued.t
FOR sale, or to be exchanged for a HOUSE in Charleftown, a
remarkable fine faft-failing Virginia BOAT, about 45 tons,
uncommonly strong built, now fit for sea, being clean and in
good order. Enquire of the Printers.±
A LL persons anywise indebted to the late William Chifolme,
of Charleftown, house-carpenter, deceased, are hereby
called upon to discharge their refpedive debts ; and those who
have any demands to deliver them in, properly attested, to
X JOHN DEAS, Administrator.
frWO or three ROOMS unfurnifhed, in a genteel houf
A near the Bay, is wanted by a single gentleman ; he must
have a store-room, and the use of the kitchen. The rent will
be paid monthly if required. Enquire of the Printers, f
THE subscriber for the last time desires all persons indebted
I to the estate of Mr. Samuel Wainwright, by bond or note, to
call and renew their obligations and pay up the interest to the firft
of August next, as no longer indulgence can or will be given; and
after that day they will be put into the hands of John Colcock,
Esquire, to be sued for. R. WAINWRIGHT, Executor.
Jul? 12/b, £7Bl. *i.
JAMES COATS intending to leave the province of South-
Carolina by the firft opportunity, begs all those indebted to
him will make immediate payment; and those who may have
claims, are requested to make them known at No. 33, Church
ftreet. July 26, 1781. X
Q UN away from the subscriber, a Muftee Fellow named
IV . MOSES, born in this province, about 20 years of age, 5 feet 5
or 6 inches high, loves rum, is remarkably artful and plausible ; he
is well known in Charleftown, where he has a wife belonging to Mrs.
Sailing; he has been seen in a fishing boat, and lately working on
board a vessel in the harbour. I will give a reward of FOUR DOL
LARS to any person that will deliver him to Maurice Simons,
Esq; or confine him in the Sugar-house in Charleftown ; and I will
give a reward of TEN GUINEAS to any person that will give fuffi
cient proof of his being harboured by a white person, so that the of
fender may be convidyd. | JOHN M'CULLOH.
Iq be Soldat Private Sale,
Broad Cloths of fashionable Co
lours, with Trimmings
Negro (Lathing, blu., red and
white
Mens and Womens Silk and
Thread Stockings
I A neat Assortment of Lutefirings
I Gin in la s
&c, &c. &c.f
Coffee and Chocolate
Pickles
Snuff in Bottles and Bladders
Porter, Cheese, Mustard & Pepper
Gin, Shrub, Sage and isinglass
&c. &c. &c. :
len of the Navy and Army from
tnowledged, and executed with all
back Storage Room to let.|
A Very valuable and convenient dwelling HOUSE and LOT
on the north fide of Tradd-ftreet, No. 66, containing in front
32 feet, and in depth 195 feet, more or less, with a good new kitch
en, stable and chair house; the purchaser may have immediate
possession, and be accommodated with two or three months credit,
on paying interest from the day of sale, and giving security; being
late the property of Mr. Daniel John Gsecne, and fold under execu
tion, by order of the Board of Police.|
And at the fame time will be fold,
TWO Negroes, a riding Chair, mahogany Delk, and a few Chairs,
late the property of Albert Arney Muller, and fold under attachment,
by order of the Board of Police. JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
Charlfoncn, 12th ful% 1781.
BY PERMISSION.
PURSUANT to the last Will and Ttflamcnt of Mr. WILLIAM
Holiday, deceajed,
Will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE,
On MONDAY the 13th Day of August next;
At the Long Room, TA. 82, Church-street,
The Sate to begin precisely at TEN o'Clock,
ALL the- valuable Stock cf choice Liquors, belonging to
the Edate of the said deceased, confiding of Claret, Port, Ma-,
deira and Lisbon Wines; a large Quantity of excellent wired Porter,
Beer, Ale, Brandy, Geneva, &c. allo Pickles of various Kind^.
LIKEWISE,
Many ARTICLE S of HOUSHOLD FURNITURE.
The Conditions will be made known on the Day of Sale.
SARAH HOLIDAY, Executrix,
ZEPHANIAH KINGSLEY,? „
JACOB VALK, § Executors.
ALL Persons who are anywise indebted to the Estate of the said
deceased, are earnestly requeued to fettle immediately; and those
who have any Demands against said Estate, are desired to bring in
then Accounts, properly attested, at No. 97, Bread-direct, to
t SARAH HOLIDAY, Executrix.
Cparlcfaun, July 16, 1781,
(BY PITrM I SSI O N.) '
On "WEDNESDAY, August zad, 1781,
At ELEZEN 0 Clock in the Forenoon,
Will be SOLD, by,Meflrs. COOKE & WEEII,
Before the Exchange,
fTFTEEN Negroes, a Canoe, a Chair and Harness, &c.
the property of the estate of Mr. Lewis Ogier, deceased. All
persons indebted to the said Lewis Ogier, are reqqefted to make im
mediate payment, and his bond creditors to render a Rate of their
demands, to |_”_}R C H. BROUN, Administrator.
To be fold at Nendue, on Wednesday, aid August, next, at the dwel
"N?^ °'"' late N r " William Coates, deceased, at Greenwich,
in Cbrif Church Parijb,
'HE House and Kitchen Furniture, with the Wearing
I Apparel of the deceased. The property not to be altered until
the money be paid. Those that have any demands against the estate
are requeued to fend them in.,'
„ ~ JONATHAN SCOTT, Administrator.
lubicriber hath some airy Tenements to let, very convenient
for gerdens and pasturages, &c. fafe from the troubles of these times.
Greenwich, 2sth fulyCTygl.
A LL Waggoners; Carters and Draymen, are hereby forbid
galloping their Horses in the Streets : Any Person found
acting in Disobedience of this Order, will be taken into Custo
dy, and fined according to the Laws of the Province.
All Negroes found galloping Horses in the Streets, will
be put into Confinement in the Silgar-Houfe, for the Space of
The diff erent Guards and Sentries in the Garrison,
also the I rovof t Marshal and 1 own-Serjeant, are hereby direct
ed to attend to the above Orders, and secure all Offenders.
X C. FRASE R,. Town-Major.
ALL Persons that have furnifhed Horses for the Use of thtf
Cavalry, and have already been paid the Government Al.
^ anc " are desired to call ^ thc Quarter-Matter General's
Office, No. 2, on the Bay, to receive the Balances due them.
July 27th, 1781.
RUN away from the subscriber, about the beginning of last
month, a negro fellow named Cupid, but calls himfelf John,
formerly the property of the French Consul, and lately fold at vendue
by Thomas Phepoe, Esq; he is about twenty years old, 5 feet 4 or
5 inches high, remarkably thick set, branded Plombard on his sto
mach, and had on when he went away a dark red ground spotted
jean waistcoat and breeches, with a white linen back to the former,
and a very dirty ofnaburg shirt. ONE GUINEA reward will be
given to any person who will deliver him to me at Kinloch-Court,
No. I; and TEN GUINEAS to any one who will give such proof
of his heing harboured on board any vessel in port, which is what
I fufpe&, as that the offender may be prosecuted. A fellow by rhe
name of Leonard, a well known porter about town, and is com
monly employed as such, has absented himfelf some time from me;
this looks so muth like running away; that I will give a reward of
TWO DOLLARS to whoever will deliver him as above.
I JOB COLCOCK,
Who has a cellar and some other doors and windows, and a phil
tring stone, to dispose of. The STORE in Elliot-street, now occu
pied b, Meffts. Audley & Withers, will be to let some time next
month. Enquire as above.
Er PERMISSION.,
To be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION,
On TUESDAY the 7th Day of August next,
At ONE o'Clock, at the Exchange,
A Commodious two-story wooden HOUSE and LOT,
situated the lower end of Church-street, near the Bridge lead
ing to White-Point, containing four good rooms, and a' good cellar
above ground, with a brick foundation for a piazza to the eailward
and southward, kitchen, &c. and ground fuflicient for a fniall garden,
Ihe lot contains 28 feet 6 inches in front, and 98 feet 4 inches in
depth, being very convenient, as boats which can pass through the
Flood-Gate can come up within a few yards of the door, with wood
and other neceflaries from the country. One half of the purchafe
money to be paid immediately, and the remainder by the firft of
October next, and fufficient titles will be given.
t CURRIE & NORRIS.
RUN away in June last, the following two Negroes, both
this country burn ; Joe, about 21 or 22 years old, speaks very
quick, is sensible and artful, has a large mouth, and very white teeth ;
Bella, a young wench of 18 or 19 years old, this country born, of a
black complexion, Whoever will deliver them to me in St. Paul's
Parish, Stono, or secure them in the Sugar-house, shall receive ONE
GUINEA for each ; and all persons are forewarned from hiring, en
tertaining, or carrying off either of them, on pain of being prose
cuted to the utmost rigour of the law, by
%/v 7, 1781. I ISAAC M'PHFRSON.
RUN away from the subscriber, a Negro Man named John,
about 4 feet 10 inches high, of a yellowilh complexion, and is
Well known in and about town, having lived formerly with I ord
Charles Montagu, when Governour of this province, also with Mr.
Bounetheau, Dr. Carter, Mr. Jacobs, and several others; he was fx
or seven months with the Artillery. THREE GUINEAS reward
will be paid to whoever will deliver him to the Keeper of the Su.
gar-House, or to j ANTHONY LECHMERL.
do Refold at Public Sale, on Tuesday, the 7th Aaguji, at twelve o'clock^
at the Exchange,
GARRISON ORDERS,
28//% 1781.