The Royal South-Carolina gazette — Charles-Town, S.C., 1782-03-28 00:00:00, page 4

fB, PERMISSION.)
A LOTTERY,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
REFUGEE POOR.
SCHEME.
Prizes. Dollars Dollars.
I of 2000 h 2,000
2 - » 1000 • • 2,000
4 - m 500 - - 2,000
10 - • 200 - • 2,000
20 - § 100 - - 2,000
40 - . 50 - - 2,000
100 -- 20 - • 2,000
21 7 0 - - 10 - - 21,700
The firft drawn Ticket i° o
The last drawn Ticket 200
2349 Prizes.
3651 Blanks,
6000 Tickets, at fix Dollars, 36,000
Subject to a deduction of 15 per tent.
To adminiftet to the necessities of the indigent
has ever been the^delight of the benevolent heart;
—the distresses of a number of the refugees a
mong us, call for immediate relief. A lottery
has been deemed the most eligible plan, at present,
to raise a fund for a purpose so noble and humane,
and as the following Gentlemen have consented to
become directors and managers thereof, the hearty
concurrence of the public is not doubted of to
render this charity as ample as poffible^
director s.
Lieut. Col. John Small,
Samuel Bain, Esq; Mftr-Mpfler General,
John Cruden, Esq; Com. of jequeftered Estates,
Brigade Major John Doyle, Capt. Vol, of Ireland,
Lieut. Col. John Hamilton, R. N. C. Regiment,
Major John Morrison, Deo. Com. General,
Captain John Macmahon, Barrack-Maser,
Captain Peacock, bf tbe Royal Navy,
Robert-William Powell, Esq; Merchant,
Brigade Major John Blucke, Cafet. 23d Regt.
Major Baron de Maltzburg, Regiment Ditfurth,
Gideon Dupont, jun. Esq; Merchant,
Doctor M. Hayes, Pbyfcian to the Gen. Hospital,
Major Peter Traile, Royal Artillery,
Capt. John M'Kinnon, Dep. ^, M. General,
James Penman, Esq; Merchant,
Major Aug. Prevoft, Dep. Infeedlor General,
Dodor Richard Prohor, Infect. Geri. Hospital,
Captain Thomas Swanton, Guards,
CoL - Thomson, Ligbt-Horfe,
Doctor Andrew Turnbull, Pbyfcian,
Major Francis Skelly, Aid-de-Camp to Lieut. Gen.
Leslie,
Anthony Knecht, Commifory of Pr^ifions,
John Troup, Esq; Attorney-at-law.
TREASURER,
David Thomas, Esq; Paymrifer General to the
Army.
The Lottery will commence drawing at the
State-House cm Tuesday the 16th of April next.
Such Prizes as are not claimed in Two Months
after the drawing is finished, and the Lift of Prizes
is published, will be deemed generous donations
to the fund raised by the Lottery, and applied ac
cordingly. „ , _ ,
* * TICKETS may be had of the Treasurer,
the Directors, and at the different Printing-Offices
in town.
Cbarlefiown, 19th February, 1782.
D O N,
,The SHIP ARIADNE,
EDWARD CURTIS, Matter.
[ To fail positively with convoy. ]'
For freight or passage, having excellent accom
modations, apply to said Mailer, or to
THOMAS INGLIS^
Charleftowri,l3tb January, 1782.
TH E Inhabitants possessed of Certificates
from the Board of Claims are, hereby in
formed, that a Board will meet every Wednesday
and Saturday at the State-House, at Ten o'Clock
in the Forenoon, to ultimate the Rents of Houses
that may be due them from Government. ts
To be Let and entered upon Immediately,
TH E Subscriber's PLANTATION on
Charleftown Neck, adjoining the Ship-
Yard. JAMES DARBY,
ts No. 187, King-ftreef.
FIVE ~GUINEAS RETARD,
LOST on the evening of the 3d ultimo, a
- GOLD-HEADED CANE, with the cypher
j. M. engraved on the top. The gentleman who
has it in possession is requested to leave it with the
Printer of this paper. The above reward will be
given, and no questions asked.
/"THE Copartnership of WATSON & DEN-
I NISTON being dissolved by mutual con
sent, the fubferiber presents his bell refpedts to
his former employers and customers, and begs leave
to inform them, and the public in general, that
he has removed from No. 3, in Broad-street, to
No. 2, on the Bay, where he propoles carrying 011
The Vendue and Commiflion Business,
at public and private sale; and hopes by his assi
duity and attention to orders, to render general fa
tisfaftion. J. DENNISTON.
THE Copartnerfllip of HUGH RISK & Co.
was dissolved the 20th Inst. by mutual con
fenr. Art persons indebted to them on Vendue
Accounts cr otherwise, are once more requested
to make immediate payment, as no further in
dulgence cam be given; and those who neglect
to comply with this notice may depend on having
their accounts put into the hands of an Attorneys
All those to whom they are indebted are also
desired to call for payments
-^TIFiT^^AR NE R,
HAS FOR SALE,
At No. 22, Broad-Street,
A general Assortment of
European and Euft-India GOODS,
Which he will fell on the lowest Terms, viz.
SCARLET and blue
Broad cloths,
Caffimers and fagathies,
Rattinets and Walloons,
Callimancoes And du
rants,
Callicoes and Chintzes,
Irish linens and sheeting,
Brown and white Russia
Sheeting,
Brown Holland & dow
las,
Cambric & clear lawn,
Plain, spotted, and
flowered ditto,
Flowered aprons and
Handkerchiefs,
Plain, flowered, and
striped muffin,
White gauze handker
chiefs,
Black love ditto,
Black Barcelona do.
Printed and check do.
Cotton & linen checks,
Black and white silk
igauze,
Corduroys and fuftians,
Coloured & white jean,
Diaper table cloths,
India Persian,
Sattins, modes, & farf
nets,
To the determined and enterprising Friends
of the ROYAL CAUSE.
WH O are willing to step forth, and gain
HONOURS and RICHES in distressing
the Enemies of Great-Britain.
All of the above description, who will repair
on board the ship PEACOCK, now lying in the
stream, will meet with the greatest encouragement
by applying to Captain Duncan M'Lean, on
board said ship.
N. B. GROG at the Mast.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to be given,
on all occasions, to the firft man who boards an
enemy's vessel.
TO BE SOLD,
By DAVID MILLAR,
No. 27, Bay,
n /[ ILITARY Shoes,
Womens Leather do. and Pumps;
Boys and Girls Shoes
Childrens ditto,
With an Assortment of Hats. ts.
To be Let, and immediate possession given.
THE HOUSE, No. 69, in Church-street,
now occupied by Messrs. Cam & Smith.—
Also, the TENEMENT, No. 47, in Tradd
ftreet, now occupied by Mr. Brimage. Enquire
of R. SMITH, No. 21, Broad-street.
~ s O L D,
A SMALL HOUSE and LOT, in Union
ftreet, opposite Mr. Manigaults's garden,
90 feet deep, and about 15 feet in front, very
convenient for a store.
A L S O,
A very valuable NEGRO WENCH, a good
seamstress, cook, waffier, and ironer, fold for no
fault.
LIKEWISE,
A neat CHAMBER ORGAN, in very good
order. For further particulars enquire of the
Printed
Black silk lace & edging,
White thread lace and
edging,
Fashionable ribbands,
Italian flowers, _
Sewing silk and twist,
Metal and death-head
buttons.
Coloured and white
thread,
Ivory and horn combs,
Table knives and forks,
Pen-knives and shoe
buckles,
Callimanco fhbes,
Small red Morocco da
Marseilles quilting,
Black silk cloaks and
hats,
Black bombazine,
Mens fafhionable hats,
Mens silk, cotton, and
thread flockings,
Womens ditto,
Cap and Peleton wire,
Womens gloves, and
mitts,
Mens thread do;
Scrubbing and long
brushes,
A few large Persian car
petsi ts.
Also at the fame time and place,
A quantity of SALT, late the property of the
said Kerfhaw and Riddeh
JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
Charles-Town, 12th March. 1782;
On Thursday, April ^tb, 1782, before the Ex
change, will be put up to sale,
THE BRICK HOUSE on the Bay with
Lot thereto belonging, known by the
Number 30.
A BRICK HOUSE and LOT in Beresford's-
Alley, No. 19. A LOT on the Bay, the
corner of Queen's-street, with some final! build
ings thereon#
ALS O,
THE large BRICK HOUSE and LOT in
Broad-street, No. 44, with sundry articles,
all late the property of Sampson Clark, taken on
execution.
At fame time will be fold,
THE HOUSE and LOT in Meeting-street,
No. 68, late the property of Thomas Dray
ton, taken on execution and fold by order of the
Board of Police.
JAMES BRISBANE, Sheriff.
March 13th, 1782.
To be fold on Tuffy tbe qtb of April next, before
the Exchange, between Twelve arid One o'Clock,
TH A T HOUSE and LOT on the Bay,
known by the No. 42, at present occupied
by Messrs. Thomas Stewart, & Co. now under
rent at £.200 sterling per annum.
A L S O,
Til A T large, elegant, and commodious
HOUSE and LOT, No. 7, Hazel-street,
with an extensive front on the fame, and a fine
large green, &c. The Lot extending from east
to weft on the north line 169 feet, on the south
line 167 feet, and in width from north to south
130 feet.'
LIKEWTTE,
SUNDRY articles of HOUSHOLD FURNI
TURE and SILVERSMITH'S TOOLS,
late the property of Jonathan Sarrazin, seized 011
execution, and fold by order of the Board of Po
lice JAMES BRISBANE, Sheriff.
John and William Thompson,
Have imported in the Catharine, Captain
Conkie, from LONDON,
An Assortment of
European and East-India GOODS,
Which they will dispose of on the lowest Terms,
by the Package or otherwise, at their Store, be
tween No. 2 and 3, in Tradd-ftreet. ts
WILLIAM SIMMONS,
No. 26, on the Bay,
HAS FOR SALE,
BROAD and narrow cloths, checks, Hollands,
handkerchiefs, callicoes and printed linens,
muslins, callimancoes, small wares and threads,
flops, carpetings hats, pewter and tin ware, mili
tary Ihoes, leather, doe and lamb-skin breeches,
ditto gloves, fheafhing nails and paper, cartridge
paper, a few small anchors, &c. &c.
Indigo of any quality, deer skins, &c. will be
taken in payment.
-JTMES RULE, & Co.
No. 29, Broad-Street,
Have opened a large and general Assortment of
GOODS suitable to the season,
Whicli they propose felling by the Piece or other*
wife on very reasonable Terms.
Government Bills or Produce of any kind will
be taken in payment, and the ftri&eft attention
will be given to all orders which they may have
the honor of receiving from their friends, ts
On Thursday the 4th day of April, will be Sold at
Public Sale, before the Exchange, between twelve
and one o'clock,
AVERY valuable BUILDING on Green
wood's wharf, confirming of three good stores
and tuo cellars, with two fail lofts, the whole be
ing in front from east to weft 62 and a half feet,
and in depth from north to south 52 feet, with a
shed about 30 feet by 10, fubjuct to a groundrent
of 601. per annum, and one year and eleven
months of the lease unexpired, with power to re
move or dispose of the buildings at the expiration
of the lease ; late the property of Kerihaw and
Riddel, seized on execution, and fold by order of
the Board of Police.
Sheriff's Sales.