The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-03-16 00:00:00, page 3

CHARLESTOWN, March 20.
THE following has been sent to us from the Country,
corred lift of those persons whose estates have been co
. fifedted by an aft of the Rebel Assembly at Jackfonburgh.—
They are divided into fix classes.
Class I. Comprehends all British fubjeds who have pro
perty in this country, that is to fay, such persons as never have
Submitted to the American Government.
Adam, Heirs of Thomas
Brown Col. Thomas
Boon Thomas
Brice, Filher, Linwood & Co.
Bailey John
Bremar John
Bull, Heirs of Fenwicke
Batark, Heirs of
Burn John ditto
Balmer Capt. ditto
Coletcn William ditto
Campbell Colin
Crocket
Dean, Heirs of Robert
Douglass Samuel
Egecotte, Heirs of
Fullalove Thomas ditto
Gibbes Thomas ditto
Greenwood & Higgenfon
Holmes Robert
Hatley Roger, Heirs of
Hill Richard, ditto
Hume John, ditto
Hammerton John, ditto
Hunter John, ditto
Hall Nathaniel
Jrvine Governour
Knott Jeremiah
Kincaid George
Lampton Richard
Lorimer Charles, Rev.
Brisbane James
Copper Basil
Carne Samuel
— Clitherall Dr. James
Deveaux Jacob
Berwick Edward
Glen John
Ash Richard
Adamson John
Anrierfon Capt.
Ball Elias (Wambaw)
Ball Elias (Curmentie)
Ballingall Robert
Brown Malcolm
Boffeaux James
Brokington John, jun.
Blair Robert
Bilton -, jun.
Brown Hugh
Buckingham Elias
Black Joseph
Cape Brian
Cunningham Robert
Caffels James
Capers Gabriel
Cunningham Patrick
Cary James
Cunningham William
Cunningham Andrew
Clary Daniel
Commander Capt. Thomas
Deveaux Andrew
Daw, Heirs of George
Downie John
English Robert
Else Robert
Either John
Fenwicke Thomas
'Farro Dr. James
Fletchall Col. Thomas
Floyd Matthew,
Fanning John
Foffin Elias
Ferguson Henry
Fardo George, jun.
'Fyfe Dr. Charles
Gaillard Theodore
Atkins Charles
Cook George
Davies John
Greenwood William
Glen William
Hopton John
Inglis Alexander
Johnson Robert.
Lindsay Robert
M'Kenzie Andrew
Phepce Thomas
Philp Robert
Ancrum William
Baker, Heirs of Benjamin
Burt William
Buckle Thomas, fen.
Brown Archibald
Beard Robert
Cook James
Cameron William
Dupont Gideon, jun.
Dennis Richard
Duncan James, Black Smith
Downs Arthur
JEuftace 'I homas
Else Thomas
Fitzmmons Christian
Filler John, Cabinet Maker
Gibbs John Walters
Hamilton Paul, fen.
Class 11. Such of the former inhabitants of this Country,
as presented congratulatory addresses to Sir Henry Clinton
and Admiral Arbuthnot.
-Class 111. Those who petitioned to be armed in defence
of the ITitilh Government, after the conquest of this Province.
,Class V. Those who have borne commissions, civil or mi
litary, under the British Government, since the conquest of
this Province.
Deveaux Andrew, jun.
Ellis Edmond
Friday David
Guerrard David
Harrison Nathaniel
Fuller George
Class IV. Those who congratulated Earl Cornwallis, on
the victory gained at Camden.
Class VI. Obnoxious Persons.
Rugg-James
Rose John
Rose Hugh
Reid Andrew
Smith John
Tunno John
Valk Jacob
' Wright Alexander
Wragg John
Wayne Richard
Williams Robert
iWilfon Robert
Montagu, Lord Charles^
Maine Charles
Manfel Walter
, Murray John
Michie James, Heirs of
!M'llroy Patrick
Nifbet, Heirs of John
Ord Capt. Britifli Navy
Ogilvie George
Ogilvie William
Ormond, Heirs of
Owners of a Lot in Gadsden's
Alley ' •
Philips Major Ralph
Rugely Rowland, Heirs of
, Reeves Capt. Henry
Raper, Heirs of Robert
Roberts's Barony Property
Savage John
Simpson John, of Georgia
Symohd Peter
Stuart, Heirs of John
Saxby George
Thorp's barony Property
Taylor Peter
[Wright Charles
Wright jeqmyne'
Wright Sir James
Wilson S. I^ritilh Army
Wells Robert
IHolmes Joel ,
Hare Edward
Loocock Aaron
M'Beth Alexander
M'Kimmy William 1
Michie James
Mills William &
Nifbet William
Price Hopkn
I Petrie Edmund
,Russel William
; Savage Jeremiah
Saylor David
Valantine M ilbam
Wills John, jun!
Wagner John
Ward John, Taylor
Williman Christopher
Garden Dr. Alexander =
Hinds Patrick
Johnson Charles
Feronneau Robert
Rose Alexander
Scot John, Son of Jonathan
Gordon James
Gaillard John
Gibbs Zachariah
Gray Robert
Gibbs William
Grego- y Benjamin
Grierfon George
Grigger J :ob
Hibben Andrew
Holmes, Heirs of John
King Richard
Kirkland Moses
. Legge Benjamin
Linder John, jun.
"^Lynah.Dr. James
M'Kenzie Col. Robert
Mills,William-Henry
Mitcheli John, jun.
M'Gilvray Capt. William
Mufgrove Capt. William
Michie Christopher
O'Neal Horry
Ogilvie Charles
Porcher Philip
Pendarvis, Heirs of Richard
Plumber Daniel
Rees William
Russ Benjamin
Rhem Joseph
Rugely Henry
Rowe Samuel
Robertson James
Smith James
Seabrook Joseph, jun.
Stephens William
Wigfall John
Turner David
Vallantine William
Yarborough Capt.
(Linder John, fen.
Murrel Robert-Porcher
Spence Dr. Peter -—
Willard John
Williamson Andrew
Zubly, Heir, of John-Joachim
do Sunday lift arrived off the bar of this harbour, his Ma
jetty's frigate Charleftown, Rupert George, Esq; Commander,
with fevcral vcfi'cls under her convoy, from East-Florida and
Georgia.
This day arrived here from Bermuda, the brigantine Bird
in-the-hand, Archibald Fisher, Matter, after a passage of four
teen days. By her we learn, that the brigantine Swallow and
schooner Swift, both belonging to Messrs. Goodriches of New-
Yorl:, are arrived at Bermuda from this place. The former
took a prize on her paffage.\
Wednesday the 13th March inst. being the anniversary of
the incorporated Fellowship Society, the following gen
tlemen were re-elected officers for the ensuing year, viz.
John Troup, Efa; P efident
Dr. James Lynah, Senior Warden
Dr. Tucker Harris, Junior Warden
Mr. James Bentham, Treasurer, and
Mi. John Mills, Secretary., &'
DEATH. After a short, but painful illness, Col. Nicho
las I,echmere, of the Granville County Militia, esteemed
and refpe&ed by all who knew him.
*, A MEETING of such of the Loyal Inhabitants
lubofe Property may be affixed b, the late Conffiation AS of
the Rebel Assembly, is proposed to be held at Strickland's
Tavern on Friday Evening, the aid infant, cohen it is parti
cularly requeued that all those poffed of Property in this Pro
vince, auhof Loyalty to their Sovereign, has rendered them
ObieH of Rypotment to the Rebels, quill ahend.
PUBLIC K AUCTION,
T O-M ORRO W, &t TEN o'clock.
At No. 40, on the B AY,
WILL BE SOLD,
By BLAIR & WALLACE,
T^WO tripes of choice Madeira Wine
3 ditto of an inferior quality
I ditto excellent OM Port
10 barrels of fuperfine kiln dried Flour
10 ditto Philadelphia ditto
6 barrels Beef
6 ditto Pork
Excellent bottled Porter
2 package- of Olafs Ware
Turpentine Soap in boxes
Windsor ditto in ditto
Green, Bohea and Souchong Teas
Black Pepper/
Carolina Broad-Hocs,
ALSO,
An Assortment of DRY GOODS,
Confining of ofnaburgs, printed linens and handkerchiefs,
Marfeihes quilting, mens fine ihoes, printed and broad-cloaths,
Welch plains, black silk Florentine, a few pair of elegant plated
Candlesticks, and a variety of other articles.
— On TUESDAY, the 26th inst.
J, At the Exchange, at 0 N £ o'Clock,
A?Y^ WILL BE SOLD,
The Schooner FANN Y,
As fee now lies at Evekigh's wharf, burthen about forty-five tons,
of an cafy drfughb of water, fit for the river or coaling trade, is well
found, and fails 'fail. Inventory to be foen by applying to the Captain
on board, or to BLAIR & WALLACE.
On THURSDAY, the 21st instant,
WILL BE SOLD,
By COOKE & WEBB,
At their Vendue-Store,
Precifel, at TWELVE o'Cleck,
A QUANTITY OF
Very elegant and ufehil PLATE,
Consisting of,
A PAIR of Candletticks
A Cup and Cover
Four Salts and four Ladles
Three finaU Waiters
One pair of Sauce Boats
One Bread Basket
Twenty- four shell-head knife and fork Hafts, with 12 three
pronged forks, and T 1 London-made knife Blades
With sundry other articles.
A L S O,
TEN HOGSHEADS
Of Enamelled and Queen's WARE,
Confining of a great variety of ufeful articles, particulars of which
may be seen, by applying to, the above store.
TO BE SOLI) AT PUBLICK AUCTION
.By S. W ATSO N & Co.
On THURSDAY, the 21st March inst.
No. 3, Broad-Street,
tAMAICA RUM in Puncheons
J A few Hogiheads of excellent Claret
A final! Calk of Vidonia Wine
Port Wine in Bottles
Hollandfe Gin in Case „ -
Ditto ditto in Cases
Beef and Pork in Tierces and barrels
4 boxe- of best Durham Mustard
Loaf and Mufcovado Sugar
A few Bags of Green Coffee
A few Firkins of Butter
Philadelphia Flour in, barrels
Turpentine Soap in boxes
A Variety of seasonable Dry Goods
A Chair and Harness.
AN D,
On MONDA Y, at TEN o'Clock,
BY PERMISSION.
On Greenwood's Wharf,
The SAILS, RIGGING, MASTS, YARDS, SPARS,
ANCHORS, &c. of the ship Esk.
N. B. At private sale, sundry DRY GOODS, on a reasonable ad
vance, being the remains of a cargo on hand.
PUBLICK AUCTION,
On FRIDAY next, 22d of March inst.
WILL BE SOLD,
g -& At the Exchange, at TWELVE o'clock precifrty,
(For the benefit of the underwriters)
The Brigantine
LADY MANSFIELD,
About 140 tons burthen, with her materials as foe lies at Gadf~
den's wharf. Inventory to be seen at niy office.
Cbarlfran, Wtb March, 1782. JOHN MORRIS.
2,349 Prizes,
3,651 Blanks,
6000 Tickets at fix Dollars, 36,000
Subject to a deduction of 15 per cent.
To adhiinifter to the Necessities of the Indigeht has ever been the
Delight of the benevolent Heart; —the Distresses of a Number of the
Refugees among us, call sot immediate Relief. A Lottery has been
deemed the most eligible Plan, at present,, to raise a Fund for a pur
pose so noble and humane, and as the following Gentlemen have
consented to be Directors and Managers thereof,, the hearty con
currence of the Publick is not doubted of to tender this Charity a^
ample as possible.
DIRECTORS.
Lieut. Col. John Small,
Samuel Bain, Esq; Mufler-Mafer General,
John Cruden, Esq; Commissioner bffcquefered Efatei;
Major John Doyle, Volunteers of Ireland,
Lieut. Col. John Hamilton, R. N; C. Regiment,
Major John Morison, Deputy Commissary-General.,
Anthony Knecht, Esq; Commifor, of Prerofons;
Captain John Macmanon, Barrack-Maser,
Captain Peacock of.tbe Royal Na\p; ^^
Robert William Powell, Esq; Merchant,
Major John Blucke, 23d Regiment,
Major Baron de Maltzburg, Regiment de Ditfourtb,
Gideon Dupont, jun. Esq; Merchant, 4
Do&or M. Hayes, Pb\fcian to the General Hospital,
Capt. John M'Kinnon, Def. ^ M. Gen.
James Perlman, Esq; Merchant,
Major Aug. Provost; Dep. Infpeßor-GenerUl,
Do&or Richard Prohor; Infa&or-Gen. of the Hospital,
Captain Thomas Swanton, Guards,
Col. Thomson, Light-Hoff
Doctor Andrew Turnbull, Pbyfcian;
Major Francis Skelly, Aid-de-Ca^p to Lieut. Gen. Leslie,
Major Peter Traille, Royal Artillery,
John Troup, Esq; Attorney at Law.
Trieasurer. David Thomas, Esq; Paymofet«Gerieral to the Army,
The Lottery will comments drawing on Tuesday, the 16th of
A|.ril riext.
Such Prizes as . are not claimed in Two Mohths after the drawing
is finished, and the Lift of Prizesipublifhed, will be deemed generous
Donations to the Fund railed by rhe Lottery, and applied accordingly
*, Tickets may be had of the Treasurer, the Directors, and
at the different Printing-Offices in Town.
THE PARTNERSHIP of H^nry Reney and George
Adam, Bakers, is dissolved, George Adam therefore de
fines all persons net to trtift Henry Reney on his account, as he
will not pay any of his debts. "f.
Chnrlrfloq.cn, 20th March, rys2.
SELLING OF F,
Much under the common Prices,
By THEODORE GAILLARD,
No. 9, Ba+,
SUPERFINE broad cloths and trimmings, kerfeymires, fa
gathies, Walloons, durants and tammies, black silk and worsted
breaches pieces, flowered silks for mens wear, Russia drabs, white
jeans, cotton counterpanes, linens, garlix, checks, stripes, crow co
loured mantuas, blue, white, green and brown perfiahs; farfenefs,
modes, Barcelona handkerchiefs, ribbons, men and womens silk
thread and cotton hose, gloves, diaper and damalk tablecloths;
white caliicoes and cambricks.
Bohea and hyfon tea, mustard, sweet oil, ftafrch, plain and gilt
writing and wrapping paper, Morocco instrument and plain pocket
cases, ground white lead, Spanish browh, yellow oker, red paint
and red lead, lampblack, linseed oil, pewter plates and diffics, candle
moulds, quart measures, scales and weights, bfafs furniture a
quantity of shot and deep fez lead in the magazine, corks, tin and
hard wafe, glass, Bone and china ware; pencil tea china, plantation
tools of most kinds, &c.
Any person inclinable to purchase the whole will get them a great
bargain, as necessity obliges the sale in order to comply with the
engagement./,/
N. B. His front store and cellar may be had with the goods.r
JUST IMPORTED,
In the Brigantine Frederick and Henry, from Liverpool,
AND NOW SELLING OFF,
On the lo^eft Terms, for Cafli or Product, *
At HARKER's Store, No. 73,
Corner of Church and Tradd Streets,
Broad cloths
Dufiils
Bed blankets
Quilts and coverlids
Nt gro cloth
Bath coatings
Baize
Plain add striped flannels
Dimities
Womens stays
'-[''HE subscriber delires all his Majesty's loyal fubje&swho
JL have any demands against him, for horfcs taken into his troop,
to deliver in their claims, on or before the 20th March, that the
fame may be fettled and difeharged. J. D. YARBROUGH.
Cbarlfown, loth March, 1782. *f. Capt. Ind. Troop.
Books, Writing Paper, and a variety of other Articles.~
JOHN & ADAM TUNNO,.
Haase received in the Brigantine Endeavour, Schooner Three Friends and
Schooner Molly, from New-York,
\ Which they will dispose of by the Package,
At their Store, No. 48, Bay,
FINE Mess Beef in barrels
Ox Tongues in half ditto .'
Rose Butter in kegs
Superfine Philadelphia Flour
Fine Hyfon Tea
Bett Wax Candles in handy boxes
Choice Claret in cases of four dozen each.
N. B. They have upon consignment, a neat assortment of
DRY GOODS, bought chiefly with ready money by a gentleman
well acquainted with the trade cf this country; the firft cost about
two thousand pounds. The purchaser may have a few months cre^
dit, upon a part of the purchase money being paid down. For far
ther particulars apply as above^*
BY PERMISSION
A LOTTERY
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
REFUGEE POO R.
SCHEM E.
I Prize of 2000 Dollars is 2,000
2 - 1000 - - 2,000
4 - - 500 - » 2f)00
XO - 200 - - 2,000
20 - - 100 - - 2,000
• 40 - • 50 - - 2,000
100 - - 20 2 : 2,000
217° - - ,10 - - 21,700
The firft drawn Ticket ico
Th# last drawn Ticket too
Linen cloth'
Sheeting.
Cotton Hollands arid stripes
Checks •
Check arid printed handkerchiefs
Printed cottons
Carpeting
, Stockings
Fustians arid counterpanes
Imperial jeanets.