The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-03-24 00:00:00, page 1

RUN away from the subscriber, a negro fellow named
Tom, of a yellowish cast, country born, five feet eight inches
high, had on when he went away, a suit of nankeen, and carried with
him a long red great coat, an old blue waistcoat, and a hat ; he being
very artful, will endeavour to pass for a free man ; he is branded on
each sides of his temples with a small r. Five Guineas reward will be
paid to any person who will deliver him to the keeper of the Sugar
houfe, or to the subscriber in Christ Church Parish ; and all masters
of vessels and others are forewarned from carrying the said fellow off.
March 12, 1781. \b. JOSEPH WIGFALL.
Confining chiefly of the following Articles, viz.
FLOUR, Starch, Soap, Candles, Cheese, Pork, Bacon, Hams,
Checks, &c. Sugar Candy, Loaf Sugar, Brandy, Beer in Buts,
Ale, Beer and Cyder bottled, in calks of ten dozens each; Snuff,
Jewellery, Hard Ware of all Sorts, Buttons, Earthen, Copper and
Tin Ware, Tin in Plates, Iron in Bars, Glass Ware, Window Glass
12 by 10, 10 by 8, 9 by 7, and 8 by 6; Wire, Frying Pans, Bruflies,
Mops, Cordage, drop Shot, Welch Plains, Duffils or India Blan
ketting, Jeannets, Drawboys, Quiltings, Cordinets, India Ribs,
striped Cottons, cotton Checks, printed Handkerchiefs, figured Dia
monds, silk Handkerchiefs, Irish Linens, printed ditto, ditto Cal
licoes, Morea Gowns, checked and striped Linens, Binding, Tapes,
Callimancoes, Shalloons and Durants; Womens Callimanco and Lea
ther Shoes, Mens Boots and Shoes, Sadlery, Painter's Colours, To
bacco Pipes, &c.,
MADEIRA, Lisbon, Sherry,
Malmfey, red and white
Port Wines, in Pipes, Hogs
heads and Quartercalks
Brandy and Geneva in Buts
Best London Porter in Hhds.
Double and single Gloucester and
Cheshire Cheese
Ship Bifket in Bags
Scarlet, blue, white, black, grey
and other fashionable Broad '
Cloths
Scarlet, white, buff and mulberry
Kerfeymeers
Rattinets, Shalloons, and all Sorts
of Trimmings
Black Princes Stuff, Miffinets and
Alopeens
Bombazeens and Serge Duberre
Black, crimson, buff and green
Crapes
Masquerades, Luftres & Silk Cords
Venetian Poplins &: Callimancoes
Ruffcls, Durants and Tammies
Black, white, laylock, pink and
green Silk Modes
Sarfnets and Persians
Rich black Florentine, Amozeen
and Ducapes
Black and white Serge du Roy
Luteftrings, Tobines and bro
caded Silks of various Patterns
£ ^ and Yard wide Irish Linens
White and brown Russia and Irish
Sheeting
White Russia Drab
Brown Silesia Linens
Printed Callicoes
English and India Chintz
Fine bordered lawn Handkerchiefs
8-8, 9-8 and 6-4 Mullins
Silk Bandannoes
India Persians and Nankeens
White Thread Lace and Edgings
Black, Silk and Dutch Lace
Black and white Barcelona Hand
kerchiefs
Fine Chip Hats and Ostrich Fea
thers of various Colours
Sewing Silks, Twists and Threads
assorted
"Ribbons, Pins and Needles
^, % and Yard wide Linen and
Cotton Checks
Red and blue Cotton Hollands
White and dyed Jeans & Jeannets
White and dyed Pillow Fustians
Dutch, French & Queen's Cord
4-4 and 9-8 Marseilles Quiltings
Drawboys and Dimities
Velvets, spotted and plain Vel
verets
And a Variety of
rpHE subscriber has some of the best MADEIRA and PORT
I WINE in the Province, which he will fell by the dozen
very reasonably for cash, at his house No. 1, Chalmers's Alley.
* ROBERT DILLON.
Just imported in the last Ships from LONDON,
And TO BE SOLD BY
COLLINS & HAYE S,
At their Store, No. 12, Broad-street, next Door to Mills & Hicks,
The following ARTICLES at the lowest Prices, for Cash,
Government Bills or Produce.
No. 2, St. Michael's Alley,
A compleat Assortment of European Goods,
fufl imported in the Frig Rodneyfrom Glasgow, and to be fold on board
by the Package, at the Fife-Market Wharf, on very reasonable Terms,
for Case, Produce or Government Bills,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
OSNABURGS, Irish and Russia Linens and Sheetings of all Kinds;
Stationary, Copper and Tin Ware, Jewellery, printed Linens,
Boots, Shoes and Sadlery of all Kinds; Glass Ware, Window Glass,
Medicines, Checks and Check Handkerchiefs, Port Wine in Bottles,
Porter in ditto, white Herrings in Firkins, Hogsheads of Queen's
Ware, with a Variety of other Articles. The whole Cargo will be
disposed of to any inclinable to purchase it, at a moderate Advance.
t COLIN CAMPBEI.L.
WANTED immediately, a large quantity of OAK BARK, for
which ready money will be given on its being delivered.
Enquire at Wells's Bopk-ftore, No. 71, Tradd-ftreet.f
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent MAjEs TY.
Just imported from Bristol in the Ship Torbay,
And to be sold, BY
ROYAL
Vol. I.
From WEDNESDAY, March 21,
LAWSON & PRICE,
Printed Jeans and Shapes
Corduroys and Royal Ribs
Cotton Counterpanes, Morea
Patches for Gowns, and other
Mancheftry
Plain, striped and spotted Thread
Gauze and Lawns
Flowered Lawn Aprons & Hand
kerchiefs
Kentings, Lawn and Check ditto
Table Cloths of different Sizes
Russia Towelling
Mens black, white and mottled
Silk Hose
Ditto white & brown Thread ditto
Silk Breeches andWaiftcoat Pieces
Womens Silk, Cotton and Thread
Hose
Boys white and brown ditto
Girls Thread Hose
Silk Gloves and Mits
Ladies Silk and Sattin Shoes em
broidered
Ditto Morocco and Stuff ditto
Boys Morocco and black Leather
Shoes
Gold and Silver Lace & Buttons
Gold and Silver Loops & Buttons
Army and Marine Epaulets
Sword Knots, Silk Sashes & Gor
gets
Mens fine Shoes
Strong Military ditto
Ladies and Gentlemens fashiona
ble black and white Hats
Childrens black and white ditto
Coarse felt and bound ditto
Harry's Playing Cards
India China Bowls and Bafons
Tea, Coffee and Chocolate Cups
and Saucers
Mugs in Sets
Long Tea & Breakfaft Sets, &c.
A compleat Assortment of Glass
Ware in small Boxes
Starch, Hair Powder, Windsor
Soap, Pomatum & Wash Balls,
Rose, Lavender and Hungary
Waters, Fffence of Burgamot,
and other Perfumery
Nests of Hair Trunks, with Brass
Furniture
Large travelling & other Trunks
Compleat Chests of Medicines
Best Glauber Salts in Calks
White Lead, dry and ground in
Oil
Spanish Brown in Oil
Red Lead and Brimstone
Lamp and Ivory Black
Durham Mustard in Bottles
Blacking Balls, {b.
other Articles.
Blankets, Negro cioath
ing and Coals
Irish, Russia, German & Scotch
Linens and Sheetings, of vari
ous Qualities
Checks, Bed Ticks and Check
Handkerchiefs y
Lawns, Gauzes, Ribbons, &e.
Printed Goods, coarse and fine
Muslins and other East - India
Goods
Manchester Goods
Hats, Hosiery, Silk and Thread
Threads fine and coarse
Ladies Stuff and Silk Shoes
Mens fine Shoes and Boots
Military Shoes
Soldiers Shirts
Camp Tables, Canteens, &c.
Sadlery and Horse Shoes
Hardware and Cutlery
Ironmongery
Iron and Steel in Bars
Tin Plates and Iron Wire
Cast Iron Tea Kettles and Fire
Grates
Pewter Ware
Tin and japanned Ware
China, Glass and Queen's Ware
Flour in Barrels
AL S O,
A quantity of genuine Madeira Wine,
Imported last July dire&ly from the Tfland, great part of which can
be warranted of the choicest particular Quality. f
No. 33, on the Bay,
Has imported in the Ships Tartar, London and Calvert,
A general Assortment of GOODS,
Which he will fell on very reasonable Terms for Cash, Government
Bills, or Produce, or upon Terms of Credit convenient to the
Purchasers;
Conffling chiefly of tbe following Articles.
A VARIETY of fafhionable
Broad Cloths with Trim
mings
Irish Linens
India Chintz and Nankeens
Printed Callicoes and Linens
Masquerade Cottons
Checks and Stripes
Ditto Handkerchiefs
Marseilles Quilting
Dutch corded Dimity
Fine India ditto
Diaper Table Cloths
Printed Lawn and Linen Hand
kerchiefs
Silk and Cotton Romall do.
Ditto Bandannoes
India Ginghams and Persians
Bed Bunts and Ticking
Dyed Jeans and Jeannets
Mens Jean Waistcoat Shapes
Large Persian, Kendal and
Scotch Carpets
Mens silk and worsted Breeches
Patterns
Mens silk, thread and worsted
hose
Womens thread, cotton and wors
ted ditto
Boys and girls worsted and yard
hose
Mens and Womens ditto
Milled worsted Gloves, Caps and
Mits
Mens and Boys best black, green
and white Beaver Hats
Coarse ditto
TO BE LE T,
A MOST delightful and pleasant SEAT, situated upon Ashley
river, about seven miles from the town by land or water; there
are 70 acresnow preparingfor planting and under proper fences. With
it will be hired fix very good negroes and labourers. Enquire of
ROGER SMITH, No. 21, Broad-street.
Who being under the pressing and indispensable necessity of remit
ting to England, most earnestly desires all persons indebted to him (or
to those for whom he is concerned) to discharge their several bonds,
&c. without delay, and thereby prevent the unavoidable and very
disagreeable resource he must otherwise be urged to, of applying to an
attorney at law.,
THE subscriber, at No. 22, Broad-street, takes the liberty
to inform his friends and the pubiick, that he intends to con
tinue the FACTORAGE BUSINESS, and will be much obliged
to those who may chufe to favour him with the sale of their crops
of INDIGO, RICE and TOBACCO. He likewise intends to dis
pose of at private sale, NEGROES, HOUSES and LANDS, on
commiflion. Such as please to employ him, may depend on his
utmost care and endeavours for their interest. Any of his country
friends having schooners of their own, by addressing a line to
him, may depend that they shall meet with no unnecessary delays
in town; and if any of them should want schooners to convey
their produce to town, he will use every endeavour to procure them.
For the further conveniency of his friends, he intends to keep a
supply of rum, wine, sugar, salt, bar-iron, &c. &c. with a small
assortment of dry goods. f RICHARD WAYNE.
ABSENTED themselves some time ago from the subscriber,
Mary, a likely young black wench, 20 years old, has remarka
bly red lips, and very large eyes.—Nero, a young fellow, 18 years
old, tall and Sim, Hammers in his fp'eech. I am informed they are
in the neighbourhood of Camden. A reward of Five Guineas for the
wench, and Four for the fellow, will be paid to whoever will deliver
them to me. Should they return of their own accord, all pad offences
will be forgiven. J FRANCES S. PINCKNEY.
JUST IMPORTED,
And to be sold BY
JOHN TURNER,
At his Store in the Yard of the House No. 101, in Broad-street,
A large Assortment of
European and Haft-India GOODS, viz.
^^^^^,
Which will be disposed of on the most reasonable Terms. f
WILLIAM SMITH,
THE
Pickles, Oil, Mustard and basket
Salt
Round and split Peas
Beef, Pork, and Rein Deer
Tongues
Butter and Cheese
Switzerland Cheese
Loaf Sugar, Teas and other
Groceries
Snuff, Tobacco and Cordials
Oils of Cinnamon, Cloves, Ju
niper, and Annifeed
Confe&ionary
Candles and Soap
Cannon with and without Car
riages, from 4 to 121 b. with
Shot and all the Apparatus
Cannon and Musket Gun-powder
Plate and plated Goods
Jewellery and Toys
London Porter in Hogsheads and
Bottles
Taunton, Burton, Wiltshire and
Yorkshire Ale
Fine old genuine Port Wine in
Calks and Bottles
Sherry Wine in Ditto
Claret in Calks and Bottles
English and Holland Gin
English and French Brandy.
A large Assortment of Stationary
Printed Books
Paper Hangings for Rooms
Men and Womens best London
made leather Shoes
Mens coarse ditto
Womens and Girls Callimanco
ditto
Ofnaburgs, with Thread and
Needles
Sail Cloth
Coarse and fine Blankets
Coverlids and Silk Rugs
A large Assortment of Drugs, &c.
Best London and Whitechapel
Needles
A Variety of Hat Pins
Fancy Coat Buttons
Cutlery, &c.
Plate, Jewellery and Watches
Watch Chains, Strings and Trin
kets
Fashionable plated and Metal
Buckles
Silver Shirt Buckles and Earings
Paints, Oil and Brushes
Cotton Cards
Large Stone Jars
Corks
Scales and Weights of all Sizes
Belt Durham Mustard
Best London Madeira in Pipes
Ditto Porter in Hogflieads
Ditto Irish Mess Beef in Tierces
Exceeding good double and single
refined Sugar,
&c. &c. &c.
GAZETTE.
to SATURDAY, March 24, 1781.
To be Sold, on Monday next, the 26th inf. at the house of the late Mark
Morris, deceased, No. 102, King-freet,
A Variety of HOUSHOLD FURNITURE, PLATE, &c.
fourteen valuable Negroes; among whom are two Carpenters,
one Bricklayer, two Painters, handy house Wenches and Girls; be
longing to the estate of the said deceased.
*b. MARGARET MORRIS, Administratrix.
To be fold at Publick Vendue,on Wednesday next, the ®b of
March inf. at IO o'Clock, at Valk's Long Room,
APART of the personal ESTATE of the late John
Gordon, Esquire, deceased, confining of a number of va
luable House NEGROES, and a variety of Houfhold Furniture.—
The conditions of sale will be then and there published. All per
sons who have demands against the said estate, are desired to make
them known upon oath; and those who are indebted to the said
estate are requeued to make payment unto Alexander Rose and Ro
bert fobnfon, Esquires, who are authorifed in our absence to receive
the fame. Thomas Forbes, 7 A& . Execu tor s .
I William Panton, , 5
To be fold on Tuesday, the loth of April next, before the Exchange,
ABACK LOT in Liberty-street, with an alley of 8 feet;
the lot is 40 feet wide and 50 feet deep ; late the property of
Samuel Ajb, and fold under execution by order of the Honourable
the Board of Police. *b. JOHN GREGG, late M. B. P.
To be fold for Cajb, on Thursday the 12th Day of April next, at the
Plantation of Mr. William Harvey, on Afoley-River,
THE personal estate of the deceased Mr. William Wilson,
consisting of thirteen negroes, some plate, houfhold furniture,
and a London-made chaise. But few of the negroes having had the
small pox, is the reason of their being fold in the country.
MARY WILSON, Executrix.
Those persons who have legal demands on the said estate, are re
queued to make them known immediately ; and those indebted are
required forthwith to discharge their refpe&ive obligations. *Z.
Powell, Hopton, & Co.
HAVE FOR SALE,
f\LD Jamaica Rum fit for present use, in hogsheads and smaller
calks—Southampton Port and Claret, at one guinea per dozen—
Southampton Port in Quarterpipes—Lemon Juice —Window Glass
6 by 8, 8 by 10, 9by 11, and 10 by 12. f
To beSOLD or L E T,
A HOUSE in Broad-Street, No. 31, containing eight good
rooms, besides garrets ; there is also belonging to it, a
coach-house and stabling for eight horses, with all other ne
cessary buildings. For terms apply to
THOMAS PHEPOE,
* No. 74, Broad-Street.
To be rented for one Tear certain,
SEVERAL fettled PLANTATIONS belonging to sequestered efi
tates, in the parishes of St. Andrew, St. George, St. Paul, and
St. Bartholomew. For particulars apply, at the Horse-shoe, to
February 12, 1781. f R. BALLINGALL.
ROBERT STOTT,
BEING just arrived from England for the sole purpose of col
le&ing the Debts due to the late co-partnership of Robert
Stott, & Co. and being obliged to return in the course of the en
suing summer, therefore requests all persons anywise indebted to the
said co-partnership, or to the estate of his late partner Mr. Wil
liam Lawrence, speedily to discharge their refpedive debts, other
wise he will be obliged to put the fame in suit, much against his in
clination. f
BY PERMISSION. °
For Private Sale,
THE following two LOTS of LAND, of which immediate pos
session will be given to the purchasers, viz.
The LOT and BUILDINGS thereon in Church-street, No. 15,
adjoining Mr. Spooner's stores, and now in the occupation of Mi.
John Ralph, cabinet-maker.
The HOUSE and LOT in Church-street, No. 34, adjoining Mr.
Ralph's.
The advantageous situation of these lets for trade is well known.
For particulars apply at No. 8, Cumberland-street, to
f WALTER MANSELL,
THOMAS CORBETT.
TO B E LE T,
A Commodious DRY BRICK STORE, very proper for
the storage of Rice, Flour, Rum, or Bales of Dry Goods.
Enquire at No. 8, Cumberland-ftreet.f
r FHE CO-PARTNERSHIP of Hare & Denniss being
nearly expired, thqy request all persons anywise indebted
to them, to call and fettle as speedily as possible; and all those
to whom they are indebted, are desired to fend in their ac
counts immediately. *i. Charlefown, March 14, 1781.
r rHE subscriber intending soon to embark for England, will dis-
JL pose of, at private sale, (having permission) his HOUSE and
LOT on the south fide of Broad-street, No. 78, extremely well
situated either for trade or a genteel family.
All persons having demands against him, are requested to make
them known ; and those anyways indebted to him, to make immedi
ate payment. ROBERT BEARD.
Charlfown, February 1,, 1,81. f
THE fubferiber's affairs demanding his appearance in London, and
his constitution being too much broken to bear the heat of another
summer here, intends to embark for England in or before June next ;
he therefore earnestly intreats those indebted to him by bond, note,
&c. &c. to enable him to carry part, if not the whole, of their long-
Handing debts, to his just creditors in Europe. As what remain un
paid must be left in the hands of his attornies, to be legally collected
and remitted after him with all speed, for the general benefit of all
to whom he is indebted, he hopes all concerned will save them
selves expence and trouble, and him the real uneasiness such mea
sures would occasion He also flatters himfelf, that some persons who
for many years have kept him out of large sums, and who now are very
able, will have gratitude and honour enough to pay, as they mulfe
know his placing too credulous a confidence in them, is the chief cause
of his bad success; on their refufal, he is determined to fie in a Court
of Equity, and thereby prove the truth, or otherwise pf th& former
profeffions of inability. SAMUEL CARNE.
The HOUSE and LAND in Orange-street, and a LOT in King
ftreet, formerly adVertifag are Sill for private sale. If not disposed of
by April next, they, with several other articles, will be put up it pub
lick vendue.
Most kinds of ufefal Drugs and Medicines, Phials, Phial Corks,
Spices, and some articles of Grocery,are to be fold at No, 9in Orange
ftrect, much cheaper than ccn monin Charleftown.+
Numb. 7.