The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-03-10 00:00:00, page 2

„ UN away from the fubferiber, the 16th day of January, 1781,
a negro fellow named QUACO, branded on the right cheek K,
very much marked with the small-pox, had that disorder since the
surrender of this town; he is about 5 feet 7 inches high, well made,
talks good English, he is very knowing and crafty ; had on when he
went away a red coat with white facings, a white cloth jacket, a pair
cf flriped'cotioh overalls, a large pair cf silver plated shoe buckles,
and a pair of pumps Or shoes, but perhaps he may change his apparel.
Whoever will deliver the said negro to the keeper of the sugar-house,
or to the fubferiber, tavern-keeper, at the sign of the Golden Buck,
in Wentworth-street, shall receive THREE GUINEAS Reward,
and reasonable charges ; and all makers of vessels are forewarned not
to harbour or carry him off. , THOMAS EUSiACE.
TO BE SOLD, or Let on Lease for five Years, a LOT of LAND
I pn the Bay, a little to the north of the Exchange, and two lots
from No. 25, containing 24 and a half feet front, and 142 feet deep;
it has on it a large two-dory brick kitchen, wash-house and store,
with a fine cellar underneath, the brick foundation of a house, and
the cellar paved. Another LOT in Union-street, on the back of
the other, containing 24 and a hals feet front, and 82 feet 10 inches
deep. There are on it a a good chair-house and stable, which, with
the addition of a chimney, would make a good ftote and kitchen;
there is also the brick foundation of a former house. Apply to
THOMAS BUCKLE, No. 35, Bay.
A BSENTED thcmfelves some time ago from the fubferiber,
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 Him, hammers ih his speech. 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 part offences
will be forgiven. + FRANCES S. PINCKNEY.
MATTHEW BRYAN, being to depart this province very short
ly, earnestly requests all persons iedebted to him to difeharge
their respective accounts; and those who have any demands against
him, will be pleased to make immediate application for payment.
Charlfoaun, January 18, 1781.
Imported, and for Sale, b,
WILLIAM DUGUID,
At his Store, No. 2, in Tradd-ftreet,
Ty the Package or Piece, for Case, Government Bills, or Produce,
A General Assortment of DRY GOODS; also, Irish Beef in
Tierces, best Rose Butter in Firkins, fuperfine Flour, Port,
Madeira, Vidonia and Claret Wines, in Pipes, Quartercalks and Bot
tles; Jamaica Rum, high Proof; Hollandfe Gin in Cases, Soap and
Candles, Lintfeed Oil, Seine and Shoe Twine, &c.
To be Let, and Entered upon immediately,
A PLANTATION on the north fide of Santee, late the proper
ty of Mr. Isaac Lessesne; there are upwards of 100 acres of
tide land cleared and under dams and ditches. On the premises there
is a dwelling house, a large barn, a machine for pounding rice, and
necessary out buildings. For terms apply to
WILLIAM GREENWOOD.
T O BE LET,
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 difeharge 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.
LANDED from? on board the Britannia, Capt. Henry Waidc,
lying at Greenwood's wharf, sundry Packages of GOODS,
marked I'4 W; the owner of which, or his attorney, is requeued
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to call for them at the subscribers Counting-house on the Bay, No. 41.
February 2 7 , 1781. JOHN SIMPSON, & Co.
RUN away from the fubferiber last Saturday night, a negro fel
low named Waterford, a taylor by trrde, had bn when he
went away, a grey cloth furtout coat and a Bath coating;waiftcoat;
he i§ a tall film fellow, with a fear over his left eye, and has ah iron
on his leg. Whoever delivers him to me at No. 17; Broad-street,
flall have TWO DOI,FARS Reward; and whoever harbours or
employs him, will be prosecuted according to law.
Cbarlflown, Feb. 5, 1781. JOHN XI ARD.
Informs bis Friends and the Publicb,
n^HAT he is returned to this Province, and carries on the UP
-1 HOLSTERER's business in all its branches. He is now
opening for sale, at his house in Tradd-ftreet, No. 8, a large and
elegant assortment of Furniture, confining of Camp Beds and Bed-
Beads, with Springs and Cases; Looking Glasses, inlaid Tea Tables
and Trays, with a great variety of other articles. He will be much
obliged to his former friends for a continuance of their custom, as
ivcf as to all those who may please to employ him.
N. B. A quantity of NEW CORKS for sale.
B Y PE RMISSIO N.
For Private Sale,
THE following three LOTS of LAND, of which immediate pos
session will be given to the purchasers, viz.
The HOUSE and LOT in Broad-street, No. 93, adjoining Mr.
Holliday's tavern, and now in poffeflion of Mr. Richard keadon,
watch-maker.
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
WALTER MANSELL,
THOMAS CORBETT.
Charlfonun, February 5, 1781.
ALL persons indebted to Andrew Lord, and Andrew and
George Lord, ate desired to pay the interest and part of the
principal of their bonds for negroes fold from the year 1771 to 1775,
in the course of this corp.
N. B. Their counting-house is kept at Andrew Lord's house on
the Green.
ALL persons indebted to the fubferiber, either on his own ac
count, or as attorney for Col. Gordon, or as Adminidrator on
the rftatc of James Peronneau, deceased, are required to pay
their long arrears of interest immediately, and to make the speediest
provision to difeharge the several principal sums due refpe&ively,
as above, bn bond, note or account, by the 15th of the present
month, as no longer indulgence can be given.
ALEXANDER GARDEN.
ROBERT STOTT,
BEING just arrived from England for the folc purpose of col
lecting the lsebts due to the late co-partnerfnip of Robert
Stott, & Co. and being obliged to return in the course of the en
ding furnmer, therefore requests all persons anywise indebted to the
fiid co-partnerfllip, or to tlie estate of his late partner Mr. W IL
liam Lawrence, speedily to difeharge t/ieir refpe&ive debts, other
wise he will be obliged to put the fame in suit, much against his in
clination.
To be rented for one Tear certain,
QEVERAL fettled PLANTATIONS belonging to sequestered es-
O tates, in the parishes of St. Andrew, St. George, St. Paul, and
St. Bartholomew. Fbr particulars apply, at the Horse shoe, to
February 12, 1781. R. BALLINGALL.
SOLOMON SMITH,
YARD wide and 7-8 Irish linen, sheeting linens, brown Hollands,
dowlas and garlix, white and brown Rullia drab, a quantity of
low priced hats, mens beaver dittp, ravens duck, neat printed cotton
and callico, India and English chintzes, clear lawns, long and piflol
lawns, fprigg'd muslin, jackonet and book muslin, printed and fillt
handkerchiefs, India Persians, 1-2 ell and 3-4 rich alamode, white
catgut picket, cypress and trimming gauze, striped gauze handker
chiefs, ribbon border gauze ditto, black Barcelona handkerchiefs,
black ostrich feathers, an elegant assortment of Italian flowers,
confiding of roses, liar flowers, grass fpriggs, Etoillis with foil
fpriggs, wreaths, &c. best covering chipt hats, very fine ditto, In
dies ticking bone stays, Marseilles quilting, coats fringed, fashionable
coloured Persian coats, figured mode cardinals, handsome assortment
of edgings and laces, trolly and minionet ditto, scarlet cloaks and
cardinals, cap and skeleton wire, plain and figured ribbons, brown
India and painted fans, fafhionable coloured ditto., Hanover laces,
mould and wire shirt and jacket buttons, silk ferrets, two yard silk
laces, Whitechapel and common needles, common and best London
pins, sewing silk, ounce and pound thread, Ofnaburg ditto, fine
Holland, filleting tapes and bobbins, India nankeens and threads,
plain Scotch lawn, pavillion gauze, a great variety of cutlery,
perfumery, stationary, two compleat sets of fhoeniakers tools,
white and yellow buttons, fafhionable ditto, copper and tin
kettles, copper coffee pots, brass mortars and pestles, pewter candle
moulds, ditto ink-hands, crewet ftan'ds, .assortment of tin and cop
per ware; loaf sugar, fw,eet oil in pint and quart bottles, French
and Spanish olives, capers and walnuts in jars, girkins, anchovies,
ketchup in bottles, long pipes, corks, 2od. lod. 6d. and 4d. nails,
and a variety of flops, together with many other articles too tedious
to enumerate.;
N. B. A few Packages of low priced hats, and a bale of sailors
jackets, to be sold-reasonable. f
A LLperfons indebted to the eftateof Thomas-Loughton Smith,
Esq; deceased, are desired to fettle their refpe&ive obligations,
on or before the firft day of May next. Those whom it may not suit to
pay the whole, have notice that the interest to that period is requned,
together with a renewal of their bonds. THOMAS SMITH,
March 1, 1781. + ALEXANDER INGLIS.
ALEXANDER INGLIS requests those indebted to him to fettle
to his fatisfa&ion on or before the firft day of May next; and he
hereby gives notice to those who paid him in depreciated cun ency, to
provide for the full and equitable difeharge of his demands, as he will
otherwise do himfelf justice in the speediest method in his power.
He also desires those indebted to the estates of George Inglis, and
David Deas, Efqrs. and Mrs. Helen Rattray, or to Mrs. Janet Camming,
to pay their refpe&ive debts, or to renew their obligations.J
WANTED immediately, a man capable of conducing the tan
ning and fhoeniaking manufactory, on a pleasant place near
Charleftown ; liberal encouragement will be given, so as to make it
an object for any one well qualified, and none else need apply. En
quire of the Printer.
To be Sold, or given in Exchange for a comfortable Duelling House of
proportional Value,
THE Subferiber's Broad-street LOT and STORES, No. 107,
near the Exchange, esteemed one of the firft situations for trade
in Charleftown. Apply to Mr. Webb, Merchant, or at No. 105,
Qpeen-ftreet, to _ W ILLIAM DOUGHIY.
AID demands on thee Hate of Isaac Porcher, Esq; late of the
parish of St. Stephen, deceased, are desired to be made known
to either of the subscribers; and those indebted thereto, are requeued
to make speedy payment.
GEORGE ANCRUM, 7 F xecu tor s
WILLIAM DOUGHTY, |
ryHE fubferiber's affairs demanding his appearance in London, and
JL his constitution beingtoo much broken to bear the heat of another
furnmer 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
ftandin^ 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 luch 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 muff
know his placing too credulous a confidence in them, is the chief cause
of his bad success; on their refufal, he is determined to sue in a Court
of Eauitv. and thereby prove the truth, or otherwise of their former
profenions of inability. SAMUEL CARNE.
The HOUSE and LAND in Orange-street, and a LO F in King
ftreet, formerly advertised, are still for private sale. If not disposed of
by April next, they, with several other articles, will be put up at pub
'"Moft'kinds of ufeful Drugs and Medicines, Phials, Phial Corks,
Spices, and some articles of Grocery, arc to be fold at No. 9 in Orange
ftreet, mucli cheaper than common in Charleftown.
A Few ton of the best cured COD FISH, (lately imported in the
Brigantine Pomona, from Newfoundland, being the remaining
part of her cargo) wholesale or retail, on the most reasonable terms.
Apply on board said brig lying at the Fish-Market wharf, or to John
Morris, No! 43, on the Bay. f
To be Let for Une Tear,
THAT valuable PLANTATION on Wampee, Savannah, .for
merly belonging to Capt. John Cattell, deceased. Any
person inclinable to rent the fame, must apply to
CATHARINE CATTELL, fen.
CATHARINE CATTELL, jun. or to
ISAAC M'PHERSON.
FOR SALE; —
A Small but valuable ISLAND, known by the name of Small
wood's Island, upon Wando river, containing about 100 a
cres of planting land, and a quantity of hard feeding marfli about fix
miles from Charleftown, a pleasant healthy situation, having a view
over Cooper river and Charleftown. On the premises are a dwellmg
houfe and out-houses, a very compleat place for the markets,, there
being - now a garden of between four and five acres well planted with
peafe, beans, cabbage, &c. also a few fruit trees, the corn land under
good fence, and part now ready to plant. The purchaser may be ac
commodated with a small quantity of provisions and potatoe leed, as
likewise with a few negroes. JACOB VALK.
A few vacant LOT'S on Greenwoods Wharf,
To be LET cn building Leases.
Enquire at No. 44, on the Bay.
ALL persons indebted to the copartnership of Fotheringham &
M'Neil, or the estate of Alexander Fotheringham, are
requeued to pay their refpe&ive debts immediately, otherwise they
will be sued without diftin&ion.
ISABELLA FOTHERINGHAM, Executrix.
Alexander wright, Executor.
1 TTANTED, an OVERSEER for a plantation in St. Andrew's
VV parish, about 13 miles from town ; an honest induflrious man
will meet with good encouragement. Apply to
NATHANIEL RUSSELL.
To L ren'ed. and entered on immediately,
A PLANTATION within two,miles of Stono Publick branding ;
contains 80 acres of furc planting rice land, under good dams;
also, 80 acres of corn land, all under good fences, &c. and planted
last year. There are befidcs above 100 acres of rice land which will
require very little fencing, within four miles of Rantpwle's Bridge.
Enquire of ROBERT ROWAND.
WANTED, a careful Man, who uhderftands ditching and the ma
nagement of a Plantation, for an Overseer. Apply as above, J
GREENWOOD & LEG GE,
At their Store, No. 44, on the Bay,
Have the following to dispose of, viz.
TO BE SOLD,
'jAMty macm&kray, & co.
No. 54, Queen-street,
. ^^ ^ E FOR SALE,
HIGH Proof Windward Island Rum in Puncheons, Madeira,
Claret, and Catalonia Wine in Pipes and Hogsheads; Gin in
small Kegs, Cdniac Brandy in Cases, Caftile, white and brown Soap in
Boxes ; mould and dipt Candles in ditto, Butter in Firkins, Mess Pork
and Beef in Tierces, and Barrels, Cordage, Ship Bread, Port Wine in
Calks of seven Dozen Bottles, Jesuit's Bark in small Casks, Mustard in
1 and |lb. Bottles and small Boxes, split Peafe in Kegs, Blacking Ball,
&c. In small Boxes; Pickles assorted, fit for Families, Glass Ware as
sorted, Chocolate, Starch, Mens fine Shoes in Trunks, an elegant As
sortment of the most fafhionable Silks, ditto Ladies neat Dresses, &c.
MISLAID, a CANE witli a gilt Head, on which was engraved the
Letter S, and a small Switch Whip, silver capt. The Owner
will be obliged to any Person who will inform the Printer where
either may be restored.
ROBERT P AT TON,
No. 21, Broad-street,
Hasjuft imported in the Brigantine Adventure, James Fyffe, Maser,
from St. Kilts,
HIGH Proof Windward Island Rum in Puncheons; Melaffes in
Hogsheads, and a few Hogsheads and Barrels of clayed and
Muscovado Sugars, which he will dispose of, on the most reasonable
Terms, for Cash, Produce or Government Bills.
THOMAS IN G L I
No. 8, Elliott-Street,
HATH FOR S ALE,
CHOICE London particular Madeira Wine in Pipes, Hogsheads
and Quarter casks, London best Market ditto, Superfine" Flour,
Oatmeal, Ship Bread, Irish Mess Beef in Barrels and half Barrels,
ditto Mess Pork in ditto, Yorkshire Hams, Tallow in Firkins, Soap;
mould Candles, split Peas, Bristol Tripe in Kegs, Calles of assorted
Glass Ware, white Lead and Spanish Brown ground in Oil, Anchors
and Sliips Compasses; also, four Carriage Guns, double fortified 4
Pounders, with Carriages, Tackle, round and Cannister Shot, and
fix Swivels, &c. &c.
Imported in the Shi, London, Capt. Richardion,
And to BE sold BY
JAMES WALLAC E,
At No. 9, Bedon's Alley,
A FEW PACKAGES of DRY GOODS, confining of fuperfine
scarlet, uniform, blue, black, green and claret coloured Broad
Cloths; white and BuffKerfeymires, Irish Linens, brown & white Russia
Drabs, ditto Sheeting, Chintz, printed Callicoes, Mullins, Muslin
Shawls, Lawn and printed Handkerchiefs; Bandanoes, Romalls, Lun
gees and black Barcelona Handkerchiefs; coloured Persians and'china
Taffaties, fafhionable Luteftrings, fine Chintz Moreas, plain, striped
and spotted Silk Gauze; Sarfnet, black Modes and Sattins, Florentine
Silk, Princes Stuff, Sattinet, India Dimities, Italian and Dutch Cord,
Marseilles Quilting, corded Dimity, dyed jeannet, Corduroys, King's
Cord, Mens plain white silk Hose, fine embroidered ditto, Womens
black and coloured Silk Mits, Mens and Womens Leather Gloves and
Mits, Mens fine Calffkin Shoes, Ladies Callimanco shoes and Pumps,
French heel'd ditto, Mens fafhionable black and white Hats, ditto
velvet bound with Bands, Nuns Thread, Nankeen ditto, black and
coloured Sewing Silk, ditto Twist, fuperfine black, green, blue and
white Rattinet; Durants, black Callimanco, Mens and Womensthread
Stockings, an Aflortment of fafhionable Coat Buttons, plated Shoe
Buckles, &c. &c. &c.
TO be leafed, a WHARF; also, part of a LOT of LAND at
the south end of the Bay; and to be fold, a good CHAISE.
Enquire of the Printer.
WILLIAM GLEN, & Co.
No. 8, Elliott-Street,
HAVE FOR SALE,
SUPERFINE Broad Cloths, double milled Drabs, Beaver Coating,
Bed Blankets, Duffils, Plains, Flannels, Checks, Linens, Ofna
burgs, Stockings, Mens and Womens Shoes, Childrens black and
Morocco ditto, Mens and Boys Hats ; Iron Pots, Pans, Skillets,
Gridirons, dripping Pans, Boxes and Heaters, Sad Irons, Brass Cocks,
Stock Locks, Chamber, Chest and Cupboard ditto, Hooks and
Hinges, Felling Axes, Spades, Hoes, Scythes, cutting Knives, lath
ing Hammers, Trowels, three Feet Rules, Gimblets, Taylors Scif
fars' and Sheers, Curriers dressing and flefhing Knives, Shoemakers
Hammers, Pincers, Nippers, Knives, Curry Combs and Brushes,
Brass Scales; best Jamaica and Weft-India Rum, by the Hogshead
and Gallon, French Brandy in Ankers, or by the Gallon, Gin, Cof
fee by the Cask or lb. Teas, Loaf Sugar, brown ditto, Pepper and
Spices, Durham Mustard, Scotch Snuff, Turlington's Ballam and
British Oil.
A generous Price will be given for empty Bottles.
BRIAN CAPE requehs those indebted to him to fettle their ac
counts, bonds or notes, as early as possible, that he may be ena
bled to make remittances to his creditors in Britain.
His Counting-House is kept at No. 84, Church-street.
WANTED immediately, two experienced PILOTS for the
passages Caicos and Bahama Islands; also for the coast of
America, particularly between Cape Hatteras and Cape May. Hand
some encouragement will be given to any person or persons well
recommended, by applying at No. 33, on the Bay.f
ALL persons indebted to Capt. Robert Lightbody, lately de
ceased,. are desired to make immediate payment; and those
who have demands against his estate, to fend their accounts properly
attested to JAMES SKENE, Administrator.
2,Otb February, T7Bl.
r rAKEN up on Pine Illand Bank, on Sunday the 18th of February,
JL 1781, an old CANOE, 25 feet long and 5 feet widefinfide much
hurt, has a ring bolt through her bow. The owner may have her again
by proving his property before a magifirate, and paying me for all the
expellees I have been at. WiId,LAM MLGGF'II.
ALSO,
Lemon Juice
Howe's Acid
Hams and Tongues
Cheese
Loaf Sugar
Bohea and Hyfon Tea
Split Peafe
Nails and Ironmongery
Window Glass
r r H E Terms of Subscription for the. Royal Gazette, are,
JL One Guinea a Year, if called for, or delivered- at any House
in Town.
Twenty Five Shillings a Year, if foaled and directed for the
Country.
One Half of the annual Subfeription to be paid in Advance.
Advertisements not exceeding Eight Lines, will be infected once
for Three Shillings; for every Time after, Two Shillings;
and in proportion for those of greater Length.
r < 'HE fubferiber intending soon to embark for England, will dis
pose of, at private sale, (having permission) his HOUSE and
1-01 on # the louth 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.
Cbarlfowi, February 17, 1781.
Imported in the laJl Kefels from England,
And TO BE SOLD BY
ANTHONY LUCHMERE,
No. 7, Bedon's Alley,
A compleat Assortment of
English, India and Russia GOODS.
Queen's and Glass Ware
Cordage
English, Russia and Raven's
Duck
Mould Candles
Bottled Beer and Cyder
Lisbon, Port and Claret Wines
Porter
Rafberry and Cherry Brandy
An elegant Assortment of Books.