The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-11-28 00:00:00, page 1

PRINTING & GLAZING.
THE subscribers return their sincere thanks to their cuf
, timers for the favours already received, and inform them they
Have laid in a general assortment of PAINTS and GLASS, and will
pay every punctual regard to any orders they may receive, either in
Jhip, coach, house or iign painting, or glazing of pictures, clocks,
lew boxes., or windows,fet the glais be of whatever size orffhape, and
that upon the moftTeafonable terms. MILLING OLIVER,
at No. 93, Meetirg-ftreet,
Whofenegro girl found a valuable Sleeve-Button, with a Mafonick
device. The owner may have it on applying as above.
Two ^Lcifeo WSforIALE.
Enquire at No. 70, Meeting-street. $
nUBLiCK Notice is herebv given to all Perfops whatever,
[and to all Mulattoes or Negroes that are in Charleftown
I 'its Neighbourhood, that ONE DOLLAR will be paid for
rcry Cord of Firewood, cut, piled and delivered to the Over
fars, who will attend on Charleftown-Neck to receive the
fare' .Every perlon willing to agree to the above Proposal,
e to receive their Directions at the Barrack. Office, No. 3,
IMre-fcreet. By Order of he Commandant,
JAMES FRASER,
Acting Barrack-Matter.
His Majefy's 85^ Regiment of Infantry.
ALL Toyal and spirited YOUNG FELLOWS, who with
to have the Honour of serving in His Majesty's 85th Re
fiment, commanded by the Right Honourable The EARL of
HARRINGT O N, and now quartered in that mod delightful
liland, Jamaica in the We/l-Indies,..will have a most glorious Op
portunity of distinguishing themselves in the Service of their KING
and COUNTRY, and also 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
lings per Week, besides his British Pay, and Half a Crown for
their Wives and each Child, wirli every other indulgence, that can
iglibly he conducive to their Ease and Ijappinefs.
Ahandfomer Bounty will be given, than is offered by any
other Regiment in Town.
VOLUNTEERS, by applying at Capt. Brown's Quarters,
No, 101,MMeeting-Fre t, or enquiring for Serjeant. Delany, 'of
the 85th Regiment, at the upper Barracks, will meet with every
CTonragement.
GOD SAKE THE KING.
\ ^Tuesday the i^th Day oj December next, if a fair Day, if
not, the firfl fair Day after, lull be fold at publick Sale, at tie late Iv'lr.
John Fripp's Plantation on. St. Helena Island,.
PART of the personal estate and effects of the said de
ceased, confining o f thirteen Negroes, most of them held slaves,
I Houfhohl Furniture, a few articles of Plate, Books, Plantation Tools,
I fa-pump. Bits, a large rowing Boat, a small Canoe, Indigo Viets, a
faall dock of Sheep, &c. &c. The conditions, will be made known
on the day of hue.—All perlons -indebted to the said : efytf, arc de
fred to make immediate payment; and those to wlmm the fame is
indebted, to bring in theimaccounts, properly attested, to the fub
fcnbers on St. Helena Island.
-WTLLTAM FRIPP, fen. 7
WILLIAM FRIPP, jun. , Executors.
% JOHN FRIPP,I
BENTHAM & SUTCLIFFE,
HAKE FOR SALE,
Attfir Store, opposite Gadfdefs- Alley, in Braad-frett,
A co:npleat and general ASSORTMENT of
European and East-India GOOD S,
Which they will dispose of, on the lowest terms, for Cash,
Bills of Exchange, or Produce.
ALS O,
• A few CROCUS BAGS, fit for salt, the life of market
boats, house cloths, &c. &c. to be fold cheap.
For Private Sale,
THAT pleasant situated HOUSE and LOT, No. 66, Tradd
street: The terms of payment will be made agreeable to
the purchaser. For further articulars, apply at Pc. 4% Bay.
_ IJOHN & ADAM TUN NO.
JOHN PARKISTiToN;
Having received, a Supply °cf GOLD I,eaf,
Will undertake all Kind of
GILDING WORK,
At No. 60, Tradd-ftreet.
H U G^L^^Tk, & Co.
BEC leave to acquaint their friends and the publick in
general, that they are about to give up the Vendue Business,
therefore hope that all those indebted to them on that account, or
"I other, will discharge their refpe&ive balances before the end of
this month, as all accounts Landing after that date, will be put into
the hands of an Attorney, without refpe& of perlons.
They,have Fill a VARIETY of WET and DRY GOODS on
hand, which will be fold very low for Cash or Government Bills.
r RISK also takes this opportunity of acquainting the pub
that he is under the neceflity cf returning home as soon as the
Company s affairs can be fettled here, therefore hope his friends will
„ife this Tort notice. ChAfovn, Nov. in, 1781.|
^ imported ;„ /^ Carolina-Packef, Capt. White, the Bri
tannia, Capt. Ball, and the Re-Union, Capt. Grant, from London,
Several compleat Assortments ms
European and India GOODS,
Whim will be fold on the mos reafaablc Terms for Case or Bills of Ex
change, by tie Package Or larger Qfdntitv,
By BRIAN CAP E,
At No. 84, Church-street.
^P°"gft a great I ariety of Articles, are the following, viz.
Plains and Duffil Blankets—Broad Hoes and
" a " s —fuperfine and other Cloths—lrifh Linens—Saddlery—
air ar.d bottled Poeter—Hofiery—Sail Cloth—Teas and other
Grocery, & c . &c,+
ROYIIL '
From WEDNESDAY, November 28,,
SOUT H~CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent, Majesty.
Vol. L
Charlestown, ißtZ> November, 1781.
MENS and boys felt hats
Ditto fashionable ditto
Linen and cotton checks
Ofnabupgs.
Cambists
Crapes
Bombazines
Dufffl blanketing
Yard-wide and 7-8 Irish linen
Stationary
Half-ell Idle feather'd brocades
Half-ell fills long pile Flags
Half-ell silk drags
Half-ell fills velours
Superfine damaik striped Man
chester bed, furniture ~
Drab pillow ,Indians
Hail-ell drab jeannets
Half-ell Dutch cord
Superfine,yard-wide drawboys
Corded dimity
Yai;d-Widem
King's cords
Figured honey combs
6-4 -Indian blanketing
Rote blankets
Kerleys
Welch plains
Half thicks
Shalloons and rattinets'
Calamancoes
Half-ell ierge du barre
Drab plains
Yorkshire cloths
Beaver cloth, variety of colours
7-4tk fuperfiheclbths
Fringed!Rodney cloths
Mock caffirnire
Real caflimire
Superfine scarlet cloths
Ditto uniform blue and white
.Mamodics
Book muilin
Brown lilclias-
Blue pile handkerchiefs ,
Printed calicoes ~
Ditto cottons
Ditto linens
Ditto muslin chintz
Dunce thread from No. 7 to 44
Cotton ' quality bindings
London laces|
Tares
LONDON Duffil and Rose
Blankets
White and coloured Plains and
Cottons
Kerleys, Duffils, Hunters, Bath,
clouded and other Coatings
Linfeys, Flannels & Drapery Bays
Superfine, second and Yorkshire
Broad Cloths and Kerfeymires
Callimancocs, Tammies, Durants
and Pennells
Princess Stuff
Bombazine, Mourning and Mas
querade Crape
Pelongs, Sattiirs, Modes, Persians
• and other Silks
Persian, Sattin, Callimanco and,
Durant Petticoats
Mode, Sattin and scarlet Cloth
Cardinals
Chip and Mode Hats
Blade Lace and Edging
Brown & white Russia Sheetings
and Drabs
Ravens Duck
Slick'd Dowlas and Silefias
British and German Olhabnrgs
Irish linens and Sheetings
Chintzes, Callicoes, printed li
nens and Mullins
Just imported in the kaf Fleet from I^ONDON, and to be fold by
JAMES ASKEW,
At his Store, No. 30, Bay.
A frefli and general Assortment of
GARDEN SEEDS.
Many undeniable proofs can be given of their goodness,
LONDON porter in calks, black currants, mens and wo
mens feoes, and genuine Hollandfe gin; likewise, an assort
ment of gold, silver and jewellery articles, which he will fell at a
low advance for caffi or good hills.
F O R ~S A L E,
At the Landing of Mrs. Fuller's Plantation, opposite AJbley Ferry,
About yooolb. Weight of HAY,
at five dollars a thousand, which may be brought to townin one tide.
And to be fold cheap in town, three HORSES. Enquire ^ No. 70,
Meeting-Erect.
Imported in the Ships Britannia, Hope, Friendship and Friends,
from LONDON,
And to be fold WHOLESALE and bv the PIECE,
By GREGORIE, DOUGLAS, & Co.
At t»e,r Store, No. 26, CLarcS-preet,
A large and general Assortment of
European and Fuji-India GOODS,
Suitable to the present and approaching Season, viz.
LAWSON & PRI C E,
Have removed from St. Michael's Alien, to a new Store the South Side of
the Exchange; on the Bay,
And have imported in the Hope, Capt. Moorfom,from London,
A general Assortment of
European and Eaf-India GOODS,
Confiding of the following Articles,
Which they will difyoje of by the Piece or Package, on the mofo rea
sonable Terms, viz;
!BtOl^
j^ ^i^b^&i
THE
Sewing silks, variety of colours
Silk ferrits
Womens white tick and calli
tnanco stays
Chip hats
Coloured threads
Shirt moulds and wires
Corking pins
Skeleton wires
Fhumels
Irinfeys
Military hose
Worsted ditto
Silk ditto
- Printed handkerchiefs
Black silk ditto
A great variety of gauzes
Ribbons
Sattins.
.Mp.de liandketchiefs
Slick'd dowlas
3-4 diapers
Lawns
Russia huckaback
German linens . r
Durants
Moreens
Cotton romalls
Chintz pitna..
Persian taffaties
Cambricks•
Duflils
Womens callimanco and leather
Ihoes and pumps .
Mens shoes ayd boots
An assortment of fadlery
Ironmongery and Birmingham
goods
Jewellery
Brushes
Loaf fogar
Sugar candy
Starch
Scotch fnuff in bladders
Mustard
..V^egar
Porter in barrels
Ale in huts'
Tin and glass ware
Tin plates
Wire for tinner's use
Iron in bars
A variety of cordage.
I,ong and Pistol Lawns and Cam
bricks
Cotton Romals, Pullicat, & Lun
gee Handkerchiefs
Black and coloured Silk ditto
Marseilles Quilting, Jeannets, Sat
tinets and Denifms
Printed Beavers and Velverets
iCens and Boys coarse and fine
Hats
Writing Paper, Quills and Ink-
Powder
Spelling Books, Primers & Pray
er Books
Silk Gauze, Fringes and Trim
mings
Pins, Needles, Tapes, &c.
OftYich Feathers and Plumes
Military Shoes
Indies Morocco, Callimanco and
black Leather ditto
Childrens ditto
Bohea Tea, Mustard and black
Pepper
Single and double refined Sugar
Bar Iron and Nails
Carpenters & Shoemaker's Tools
Hoes, Axes, Locks, Hinges, and
other Iron Ware and Cutlery,
t^c. t%. ^. +
GAZETTE.
to SATURDAY, December 1, 1781.
OTRIPED duffil blankets, Bath
p editings and striped hnfeys
Welch and Salisbury flannels
Superfine and Yorkshire cloths,-
uniform and fashionable co
lours, with Walloons & suitable
trimmings-
A compleat assortment of yard
wide Irilh-linens
Irish Meetings and diapers
Clouting diapers and dowlafs
Daraaft and other table cloths
Napkins and huckabacks
Russia sheetings and drabs
Flanders bed ticks and bunts, 8-4;
9-4, and 10-4 wide,
Check'd linen, and border'd lawn
and cotton Ronial handker
chiefs
Printed linens and callicoes in the
greatest variety
Copper-plated linens and cottons
China blue linens and counter
panes
Mobea Chintzes, .and lampas, a
beautiful affoftment
Demy blue long cloths
Hambro' and Holland whited
lawn
Plain, figured, and bordered cam
bricks and pistol lawns
Striped, checked, sprigged, book,
and tambour muslins in gowns,
aprons, and handkerchiefs
Cravat niuflin, and 6-4 humhums
9-8 Striped doreas and charcheck'
muslins
Nankeens
China silks and taffities
Modes, farfenets and perfians
Barcelona and black love hand
kerchiefs
Sattins and florentine,
Mantuas and luteftrings, plain,
figured, clouded, striped, and
flowered
Ribbons in great variety, and
mod fafliionable assortment
Manchefler goods
Military shirts and shoes
Mens leather shoes, coarse and
fine
Ladies and gentlemens neat Mo
rocco flippers
Calimanco shoes and pumps
Indies fashionable flays
Best London made Cordovan
Boots
Hoficry of all kinds
Sadlery, a compleat assortment
Wilton carpets-
Printed and plain durants and
tammies
Crapes, bombazines, and Prince's
fluff
Haberdashery, threads, and pins &
assorted
SAMUEL CARNE,
Being obliged to go for England early in the next Spring,
WILL DISPOSE 0^ HIS
Stock of DRUGS and MEDICINES,
BEING a compleat afforiment, to any person taking the
whole, nearly as cheap as they can import them ; and by whole
sale quantities, very low.
Until a purchaser offers for the whole, he will continue to retail
at his house, No. 9, Qrange-ftreet, at far lower rates than th<y are
fold in Charleftown, viz. Glauber and Epsom Salts at two fh.llings
per 16. orby the cwt. at one shilling and fit-pence, Saltpetre at four
shillings and fix-pence per lb. Sal Sifoette and Sal Rochelle at eight:
pente'per lb. Copperas at one Shilling per lb. by the cwt. at nine
pence ; Allum one drilling and fix-pence per lb. by the cwt. at one
drilling; fineft Rhubarb in powder or root at three" drillings and six
pence per ounce ; Ipecacuanha at three Shillings, Jalap at one milling
and three-pence, Camphire at three shillings and. fix-pence, Tartar
Emetic, warranted, at two flrillings; all the Volatile Spirits at two
drillings and three-pence, Spanish Files at five drillings and three
pence, Manna at one drilling and fix-pence, and one milling; Senna,
at one drilling and fix-pence; and all other Drugs equally cheap.
Stoughton's Bitters at two shillings, or eighteen frillings per dozen ;
Anderdm's Pills at two drillings and four-pence the box, or twenty
Killings the dozen ; Turlington's Balfarn at four shillings and eight
pence the bottle ;, James's Powder at five millings the packet ; He
met's Liquid Pearl, and Tooth Powder, at four millings and eight
pence each; and sundry other Family Medicines.—Spices, Mocco
Coffee, I,oaf and Powder'd Sugar, Arrack; Geneva, and various
other Articles.
In order to enable me to pay such debts as I have contra&ed her%
and after three years banifament, not to gototaily without something
for my just creditors in England, I mod earnestly intreat all indebt
ed to me to make some payments, either totally or partially, of their
refpe&ive long due obligations; and such as cannot comply are desired
to renew their bonds, notes, &c. before the id of February next.
My HOUSE No. 9, in Orange-afreet, anda LOT in King-street,
will be fold, a great bargain, for Cassi, Indigo, or Bills; and with
the House some very ufeful FURNITURE.
WANTED TO RENT,
A small HOUSE of two Rooms,
with a Kitchen; if on or near the Bay, it would tie preferred, but
any other situation would anSwer, A^y to the Frintm. |
HARRIS & BLACHFORD,
N0.,36, bn the Bay,
Have imported by the Brigs Re-Union, Capt. Grant, and Hope,
Capt. Moorfoni, from LONDON,
A large and general Assortment of
European and Fuji-India GOODS,
Suitable for the present and approaching Season,
Which they zvill fell on very reafoxable Terms by the Piece or Packages
c ' n ff™£ °f "' 'following Articles, viz.
Callimancoes and camblets
Umbrellas and turnery
Brass mounted Portmanteaus
Rich gold and silver epaulets, and
vellum luces
Gold and silver bullions and fringe
Gold and silver chain and bind
ings
Gold and silver cord-bands and
taffcls
Artillery and navy laces
Cane and watch firings & purses
Neat mounted small walking canes
Jewellery and cutlery
Gold, silver, plain, plated and
rich fancy buttons
Perfumery afforded
Stationary ditto
Black feathers, gfeen and red
plumes
Military andfamonable fine hate
Brown and green hats
Ladies and Gentlemens tortoise
shell, ivory and horn combs
Bell woodcock, buckflcin and bea
ver gloves
Ladies black and wldte silk gloves
Danifli kid and Limeric ditso
Playing Cards
Pewter aborted, plated ware
Jar Raisins and Almonds
Pepper and spices
Loaf Sugar, Single, double arid
treble
Souchong and Bohea teas
Confe&ionnry in small boxes as
sorted, confiding 'of preferred
and dried fruits of all kinds
Ratafia, orgeat and capillaire
Oronook tobacco in papers
Weftori's fnuff, high and low
toast in bottles
Pickles in small cases
Hunter's and long pipes
Bell vinegar, oil and mustard
Starch and Hair Powder
French and Erigiifh brandy
Best London Porter in bottles and
bogffieads.
Fine frelh English flour
Hard ware and ironmongery in
all its branches
Bar iron and cottls
A capital collection of music and
musical iuftruments, confining
of a forte piano, YEohan harps
and fliccadoes
Ift, 2d, 3d, and bass viol and gui
tar firings
Copying writing fnachines, with
all the necefl'ary apparatus, fit
for immediate use.—These are
a late invention, and exceeding
ly ufeful in expediting business,
and laving the hire of one or
more clerks.f
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