The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-11-07 00:00:00, page 1

Charlestown, aid OHober, 1781.
THE Commandant has directed me to give this Pnblick No
tice to the Merchants, Store-keepers, and Inhabitants
in general, who may have in their Poffefiion any Kind of
WARLIKE ARMS for Sale; that it is his Order they, do
immediately deliver in, all Mufquets, Fowling Pieces, Blun
der-Russes, Pistols, Swords, Cutlafies, and every other Im
plement of War, to the Infpcdtcr- General of Provincial For
ces Store, No. 14, on the Bay, where proper Receipts will
be given, where they will be delivered to the Order of the
Merchant when fold, and Care taken that they are not aif
pofed of to such People as will make an improper Use of
them. . C. FRASER, Town-Major.<
—GARRISONORDERS.
October 27, 1781.
THE Inhabitants are hereby ftridly prohibited keeping Ta
verns, Publick Houses or Dram Shops on the Wharfs, or
between the Curtain Line and the River, as the Irregulariti $
nifing therefrom may be productive of the most ferions Con
fcquences to the Shipping in the Harbour: And any Perft n
who ihall be found a&ing in Contradiction to this Order, ash r
the 10th Day of November next, will have his Liquor seized
for the Benefit of the Poor, and himfclf lodged in the Proved ,
till tried by a Court-Martial for Disobedience of Or<lts
± , C. FRASER, Towm Major.
'g ARRISON ORDER S,"
November 2d, 1781.
THE Chief Engineer having represented to the Com
mandant, that very material Injury has been done to the'
Works upon the old Lines, by Means of Ilorfes and Cattle
treading upon them, notwithstanding repeated Orders given
to the contrary : The Inhabitants and others are hereby pub-:
lickly cautioned and forewarned, that after next MONDAY', '
the sth instant, all Hoffes and Cattle found within the outer
old Abbattis, and near the Lines, without proper Servants
attending them, will be seized, the Cattle immediately ' killed,
and the Horses forfeited for the publick use.
1. C. FRASER,,Town-Ma : or.
CbarbiowTi, flb November, jy^i.
THE Inhabitants are hereby requeued to fend all the
NEGROES they can Spare from the immediate At en
hance on their Families, to the Barrier, every Morning by SIX ,
o'clock, where an Overfetr from the Engineer Department ]
will attend to employ them. ——They will be allowed to go |
home in the Evening, anti the Chief Engineer has Directions ;
topay, at the Rate of Om? Shilling Sterling per Day for each
Negro: AND, asthe present Demand isneceffaryio expedite
as much as possible the Publick Service, It is. expound All (
Loyal Subjects will not only fend such of their Own Slaves 4
asthey do not absolutely want, but also infonh. upon thofe,|
who, they have Cause to fufpeCt, do not comply wi^h this
most reasonable Requisition.
'" 'By Order o' the Commandant, -
C: FRASER, Town-Major.
' WANTED immepia tel r,'
One Hundred NEGROES to Here.;
Good encouragement wiJLbe:given, bf applying to the Printers.
His Majefly's 85/b Regiment of Infantry.
ALL loyal and Spirited YOUNG FELLOWS, who wish"
to have the Honour of fervingin His MALE sty's 85th Re- 1
ftept, commanded' by °tAe Right Honourable The E AR I? of•
nARRINGTON, and ndw quartered in that most delightful
lfaul, Jamaica in the Wf-Indies, will have a most glorious 0,-'
jofturiity of distinguishing ffiemfelves in the Sefvice of choir KING
and COUNTRY, and aUe of making their Fortunes whenever an
Expedition takes Place from that Island to the Spanish Main..
And, as a farther Inducement for Volunteers, each SOL
DIER is allowed by the generous Inhabitants of Jamaica Five Shil-
UNGS per Week, betides his British Pay, and Half A Crown for
their Wives and each Child, with every other indulgence that can
pffibly be conducive to their Ease anddriappi'nefs.
Ahandfomer Bounty will be given, than is offered by any
other Regiment in Town.
VOLUNTEERS, by applying at Capt. Brown's Quarter,,.
No. 101, Meeting-street, or enquiring for Serjeant Delany, ot
the 85th Regiment, at the upper Barracks, will? meet with every
encouragement.
GOD SAFE.THE KING.
IREENWOOD &~L~E G~GE,I
At their Store, No. 44, on the Bay,
Have the following GOODS,
Imported in the Ship London, Cn,t. Rainier, and the Caroh'na-
Packet, Ca,t. White, from London; which they ^ill dis-
Efe of by the Piece or Package, viz. l
AND BY RETAIL,
Loaf Sugar, Black Pepper, Saltpetre, Bohea Tea, Broad Hoes,
3d. 6d. iod. and 2od. Nails; together with a Variety of DRY
"OODS too tedious to enumerate.t
"KATHARINE bower, Milliner,"
No. 28, Broad-street,
imported in the Snoev Friendship, Capt. George Steed,
from LONDON,
A compleat Assortment of
MILLINARY GOODS,
,'hidh (ht ;Fill Gll rcafoniUy for GASH*
BLUE and white Plains
Fine milled ditto, Superior in
Quality tp any imported
6d. and Bd. Nails
^p and Clout ditto
Rice and Flour Sieves
Gatesof Staffordshire Ware
"oflieads of assorted Tin Ware
Cases of Glass Ware, confining
of Tumblers, Wine Glafics, &c.
of Crown Window Glass,
10 by 8, and 11 by 9
hunks of fine Chintz, Callicoes,
and blue paste work Hand
kerchiefs
London Porter in Hogsheads
Vol. L
From WEDNESDAY, November 7,
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
ROYALS
A compleat Assortment of Ma
terials for building;an elegant
House, confining of Nails,
Brads , Hooks and Hipges,
Lodes, Latches and Catches,
Sash Pullies, Pins and Lines,
Wood Screws assorted, Crown
Window Glass 8 by 10, and 10
by 12, Chimney Tiles, Fire
Stone: Hearths, Chimney Mar
ble Slabs, together with plain
Tiles, Ridge Tiles. &c. &c.
Assortment of coarse &: fine Broad
Cloths by the Piece
Cordage of various Sizes
WHITE and coloured Welch
Plains
.Duffil and Rose Blankets
Scarlet white find: striped Flan
nels
Offers Great Coats,
Duffil and Coating do.
.Bread Cloth and Kerfeymires
. Ofnaburgs
Irish Linen and: Sheeting
Cwbridt
Pidol and Long Law
Table Cloths
Diaper
Bed. Tick and Bunts
Printed Cotton and Linen
.Chintz and Cahicoes
Muslins
Womens and Girls Stays
Bombazeen and Crape)
Feathers and Plumes
womens silk and. Durant Coats'
Womens silk, Morocco and Cal 1
linuneo Shoes
KINGSLEY & TAYLOR,
No. 1.6, Broad-street,
slave juji imported in tlx Britannia, Samuel Ball Majler, from
LONDON,
SUN DRI E S as under,
IVlicb they ,ro,of filing by the Piece, Package or Retail, on ver, tone
'terms, for Case, good Rih's cr Produce, Indigo of an, Quality or in
any ^panbt, taken in Payment.
I PRINTED Linens, Cottons, Callicoes and Mullins
Pr rited and' checked Handkerchiefs
About 800 P cues es 3-4, 7-8 and Yard-wide Irish Linens, of
all Prices
9-8 Ung Ell-wide Irish and Ruffin Sheeting
Mullins, Cambricks and Lawns of all Sorts
Bleached and dyed Drabs, Russia Duck and Towelling
Huckaback and Diapers of ail Widths ana Prices
Clouting Diaper and. Table Cloths of ail Sorts
Striped Ticking mid,Ofaaburgs
('bec! s. Stripes and Manchester Goods of every Kind.
Ir Oiort, a compleat Assortment of Linen Drapery in all its
Branches.
Likewise, Womens and Childrens Shoes of all Sorts
Silk, Cotton and Thread Stockings, &c. &c. &c.+
GARDEN SEED S?
A FRESH ASSORTMENTjuft landed from London, by
William G^en, & Co. No. 8, Ediot-ftreet, confining 01
Cabbages oi various kinds, Lettuce, Radish, Carrots, Beits, Crefes,
Cawlifowers, Wiudfcr and French Beans, &c. Also,
Role Blankets, Duffiis and Plains, far Raifans and Raisins
of the Sun, Rum,, French Brandy, Sdices, Ballad Oil and Muiturd,
with av^rietft of ironmongery and Dry Goods.|
John & William Thompson,
Have removed from No. 97, Broad-Qreet, to the house formerly
occupied by Hawkins," Petrie, & Co. on the South Sidb of
Tradd-ftreet, near the Bay,
WHERE THEY HAVE FOR SALE,
On very reasonable Terms, by the Package or otberavife.
An ASSORTMENT of
European & East-India GOODS,
Imported in the British Hero, from London.
Among which are.
Wholesale or Retail, viz.
,t LAUBER Salts at two Drillings and fix-pence per Pound;
(JT Epsom Salts at Two Shillings and Fourpeyce, and by the cafle,
cheaper ; a large quantity of Copperas, Aliuni, Brimllone, fame
Nitre, Sal Ammoniac, Aqua Fortis and Sal Sign&te; best Jefuitsßdrk,
Elentheria and Cafcarilla Barks, Aloes, Colombo Root, Raffia and
'Eaft-India Rhubarb, Catior, Opium, Spanish Flies, Manna, Cha
momile Flowers, "Senna, Creamtof Tartar, Affafoetida, Nux Vo
mica, Arfenick, Coc'ulus Indices, Magnesia of a superior quality
to what is generally imported; Tartar Emetic warranted, Spirits
of Lavender, Hartffiorn, .and ill other Volatile Spirits and Salts;
Oils ' of Cinnamon, Cloves, Bergamot, Lemons, Annifeed, and
most other Chymical Oils; Liqporice Roots and Juice, Sperma
ceti, Salop, Sago, Spices, and Mocco Coffee ; Quick-Silver, and all
its preparations; Antimony, and its preparations ; Dr. Huxham's
Bitters, so necessary at this season of the year, at 10 s. per quart ;
Stoughton's Bitters, at 2$ per bottle, or 18s. the dozen; Turling
ton's Balsam, large bottles, at ss. Dr. James's Powders, at ss. tne
packet; empty phials, eld Batavia Arrack, with a variety of other
articles, on the lowest terms, for Cash or Bills of Exchange.
And in the Friends, and other late Keffels from L 0 NDO N,
A frefh SUP PI<Y, among which are, white and green
Phials assorted, Phial Corks, Pili Boxes, Hemet's Essence of Pearl,
and Pearl Powder for the Teetb. Physicians, and Practitioners in
Physic and Surgery, on taking an Assortment, will be supplied on
much lower terms than usually fold.
As the fubferiber intends as loon as may be, after his arrival in
England, to ellabtifli and be concerned in a House here, in the Drug;
Medicine, Grocery, Perfumery, and Oil Man's Branches, on a more
extensive plan than ever was in this Province, lie fells at these low
prices, to Blew such of his former Customers, or those who may now
deal with him whilst here, or favour the Concerned in future with
their orders, how rcafonably they may, even in these times, be sup
plied, and yet afford an ample profit to the Importer.
The HOUSE in Orange-Street, and LOT in King-Street, are ftiU
for Sale..—Conditions may he known by applying to
+ SAMUM C.^NE No. 9 O-ance-Stree^
TO o £ LEI,
A dry convenient CELLAR,
in Trudd-ftruGt. Enquire of the Printers
JUBT IMP ORTED,
In the Pallas and British He^o, from London, and in
other tEe iatefl Ptfeis from Europe,
A corapfeat ASSORTMENT of
• Ufeful Drugs and Medicines,
IVkick ate for SALE, at Ne; 9, Orange-Street,
<lM^W^Mt
SOAP and PORT WINE.
T HE
Manchester Goods
White and black Cap Wire
Mens fine Hats
Officers and Soldiers Shirts
Check ditto
Soldiers Shoes
Mens Saddles, &c.
I'rdopers Boots
Fine Cordovan ditto
Leather and Hair Portmanteau
Trunks
Tea and Table China
Bohea, Green, Souchong and
Hyfon Teas
Black Pepper
Single and double refined Loaf
Sugar; Cotton Cards
' Broad Hoes
j Narrow and Broad Axes
liCrofs cut and Handsaws
; 'Steelyards.
; Copper Scales arid Weights
;Iron Cheris #4
GAZETTE.
to SATURDA Y, November 10, 1781.
BLUE, green and white Negro
Cloth
Duffil Blankets
Superfine Broad Cloths and Ker
feymires
White and striped Flannels
Men* great Coats and Cloaks
Scarlet Cloaks and Cardinals
Ladies fdhionable Stays
An Assortment of Irish Linens
Cambricks and Lawns
Ofaaburgs
Printed Linens
Callicoes and Cottons
Manchester Goods
Loaf Sugar
Bohea, Green and Hyfon Teas
Black Pepper
IRISH Linens and Sheetings
Cambricks and Lawns
Needle-work'd Aprons arid flow
ered Lawns
Mullins and Silk Handkerchiefs
Mens fine fashionable Hats
Ruflia Drabs
Ladies French heel'd and com
mon Shoes
Ladies Sattin ditto
Calafhes and Umbrellas
Calamancoes and Princess Stuff
WHITE, blue & green plains
Striped and white flannels'
Bach costings
Superfine broad cloths
Scarlet cloak, an<!'cardinals
Mens, womens and boys worsted
and yarn flockings
Mens furtout coats
Jakets and trowfers
Mens fine dress fhb'es
Wax leather and grain ditto
Childrens red & gteon Morocco
pumps
Fine beaver, cafor & felt hats
:
Imported in the Slips Britannia, Hope, Friendship and Friends,
from L 0 N DO N,
And to be fold WHOLESALE and bv the PIECE,
By G REGORIE, DOUGLAS, & Co.
.. , At. tkeir Store, No, 26, Gbhrcbfreet,
A large and general Assortment of
European and East-India GOODS,
Suitable to the present and approaching Season, viz.
T ONDON Duffil and Rose
Blankets
White and coloured Plains and
Cottons
Kerleys, Duffils, Hunters, Bath,
clouded and other Coatings
Linfeys, Flannels & Drapery Bays
Superfine, feednd and Yorldhire
Bioad Cloths and Kerfeymires
Callimaricoes, Tammies, Durants
and Brunells)
Princess Stuff
Bombazine, Mourning and Mas
querade Crape
Pelongs, Sattins, Modes, Persians
and other Silks
Perfan, Sattin, Callimanco and
Durant Petticoats
Mode, Sattin and scarlet Cloth
Cardinals.
Chip and Mode Hats
Black Lace and Edging
Brown & white Russia Sheetings
and Drabs
Ravens Duck
Slick'd Dowlas and Silerfas
British and German Ofnabnrgs
Irish linens and Sheetings
Chintzes, Callicoes, printed Li
nens and Muslins
PETER GR A Y,
Taylor and Lady's Habit Maker, from London,
Acquaints bis Friends arid the Publick,
THAT he has commenced business, at his fnop, No. 36^
Broad-fireet, and hopes,by his diligence, punctuality, and em
ploying none but the best hands, to merit the favour of those who
arc pleased to honour him with their commands.s
POWELL, HOPTON, & Co.
HATE FOR SALE.
JAMAICA Rum in Puncheons and Porter Barrels—Melafa
in Hogsheads—a few Cases of Allen's best Claret—fnper
fine Hyfon Tea in Tubs—double and single refined Loaf Su,
gar—Window Glals—a Quantity of Negro Cloth.t
• —I „ —X ___________
John and Alexander M'lver,
At their Store, No. 100, Broad-street,
HAVE FOR SALE,
On VERY REASONABLE TERMS,
A general Assortment of GOO DS #
Imported in the Ski, BRI tannia, from L ONDON,
By the Package or otherwise,
Among nubick are the following seasonable Articles, viz.
A few Pinch ons of hkh Proof JAMAICA RUM. ,
Exported in the lof Fleet from LONDON, and to be fold, by
WALKER & MAITLAND,
No. 92, Broad-street,
JUSTIMVOR I'£ D,
And to BE sold BY
BRYDEN & ALLAN,
No. I, Tradd-ftreet,
By the PIECE or PACKAGE,
Long and Pistol Lawns and Cam
bricks
Cotton Rornds, Pullicat, &Lun
gee Handkerchiefs
Black and coloured Silk ditto
Marfeiftes Quilting, Jeannots, Sato
; tin. t 3 and Denilms
: Printed Beavers and Velverets
Mens and Boys coarse and fine
; Hats
Writing Paper, Quills and Ink-
Powder,
Spelling Books, Primers & Prafe
er Books
;Silk Gauze, Fringes and Triri&
mings
I Pins, Needles, Tapes, &c.
Ostrich Feathers and Plumes
1 Military Shoes
Ladies Morocco, Callimanco and,
black Leather ditto
Childrens ditto
>Bohea Tea, Mustard and blacks
Pepper
Single and double refined Sugar.
Bar Iron and Nails
Carpenters & Shoemaker's Tool,
Hues, Axes, Locks, Hinges, and
other Iron Ware and Cutler,,
&c. GT. fcfe. ,
Black and white thread Lace au,j
Edging
Sattins, b ack and coloured Peg
flans and Modes
Marseilles Quiltirtg,*Jearfs, &c.
Hard Ware arid" Ironmongery
Blue and white Plains
Rose Blankets
Rice Sieves and Cotton Card,
Porter anil-Cyder in Barrels
Bottled Porter in Cases.
ALSO,
)Mace, Nutmegs and Cloves
Mens fafhionable Hats
Ladies fashionable Stays
. Ditto Shoes and Pumps
Gentlemens Shoes and Boo#
Hogfkin Saddles
Military Shirts
Silk Umbrellas
Queen's Ware;
, Glass and Tin Ware
Frying Pans
Felling Axes
Brass Cocks
Copper Tea Kettles
Lead and Shot
Broad Hoes
Soap
London Porter in Barrels, &e. ft
Ladies riding ditto
Carpenters tools, nails, locks,
hinges', files and broad hoes
Rice, flour and raying sieves
Iron pots and Skillets
Call iron and tin tea kettles
Tin and copper faucepaus
English flee!
Single & double refined loaf fugg
Fine hyfon and fouchong teas
Jar raisins
Cheese
Vinegar and muflard
Pickles, &c. &c. &c. !
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