The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-10-27 00:00:00, page 4

WJAMES &, EDWARD PENMAN,
j\;h,;&'» Vw.AgLi tfteir Store, No. 15, Bay,
^a^e tfl received on Consignment by the British Hero, Gaft
,iq \OIO ^tfrtff'yro^ London, anti bane on Hand,
flunk fygtf^ALE BY THE PACKAGE,
.tanlruvs&O C^, Produce, or Government Bills,
= On the most reasonable Terms,
A'ti 'AiTortment of GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
""PRINTED Linens and Cotton
'''" A Handkerchiefs and Si|k Gauzes.of, gU Kiio
Sadlery, Military and line Shoes 1 ^
Shirts and Overalls' .'
Port Wine in Calks and Bottles ''
Cordage of all Kinds . # f, ..
Paints;. Oil, and Pajnter's Tools d .<
. Mars, coarfejrinens, Checks an I Gau? 0
• Cordage 'arid Sail Cloth ' of all Kind ' a<
Refined'Stigar, and a Variety ofMher Articles.
ALSO FOR SALE, 'Y;
Old JAMAICA RUM in Punchrons land Porter B+rrvls.M ,
- ; ■-.■■.. -j. •■/ ■■ ;. f. ■ ‘ 7— TTN±-!
A few Bales of London Duffins, Negro
Clothand: Ofnaburgs,:
For SALE b/thePim^PacraGL '
Enquire at No. 71, 'Fradd-flreet. |'
— J'Zf'R S A
A few Puncheons of Proof;
J A AI A I C AR UM,
AND
MUSCOVADO SUGAR,
By the : Hogshead,,
At No: ibi, Bro^d-ftreet, *by
JAM IBS' $ 0 EfERVEL
• ^U 'No. B^, •Broad-flre.-t,.
: Mas ^ASSORTM^NT of
IRISH LIN E N S,
Which he Will fell on very reasonable Terms.
COOKE & W E B B,
Have to dispose ts, at public and private Safe,
At their Store in Lrord-flrect,
The following feafoQable Articles, viz.
I) LUE,green, and white Negro Cloth '-
) Duffil any Bed Blankets,
'Superfine Broad Cloths
Yorkfnire ' ditto
Bath Coating'^irfo'uts ''
Linen and, Woollen Slops
Caflimires and flannels ~ ~ ;
;J arid ,Ur'dfv; ide Irifli Linens, ; which arq putchafed.,on'the
jbell Terms'•
* . 'Checks, Strifes urfd'lTHe Linen 1
Line arid coarff Cambricks and Lawns'
Russia and German Linens . .
Scotch and German Ofnahurgs - v
Ditto, and Holland .Bed Ticks ~
Mtn^whith and brown Thread Hdfc
Ditto Leather Shoes' and Morocco Slippers _
'Ditto Leather Boots ~
Linen, Check, Rotrtaft and other Handkerchiefs
Print'd Linen, Callico and Cottons*. '1 '•
ILoaf Sugar - ,
Bohea, Greenland Hyfon Teas, by the Chest ,
Pickles and Oil in Cases
. A I, S 0,
Jamaica and Wed-India Rent
Madeira and Port Wine in Pipes, Hogsheads and Qmrtcrcalks
Circe and Ca'ctvebp Vine. ......
' ~—TOBf S O D, " "
A NEW HOUSE jufthfiiiifheQ,. with a dry cellar, being
J I one of thibefi fituatipj^ fokbulincfs in Charleftown. 4'hofc
who inclines to rurchafe, must apply immediately to
JAMES BROWN, Farfc^ir
f-B?= PER=M I ssio N. J
TO BBS OLD,
A LOT of LAND, situate in a very pleasant part 6f the
ft town ; also, to be leafed; a'LOT of LAND adjoining
said kit; on very reasonable terms. Please to apply to John
Oor^vn Morris; 'No. 7, Wintwortb-ftrect.t
°. At No. 49, Broad-Strert,
, bCW Gentleman may be accommodated with board and
, ' lodging at the Inoft reasonable rates the times will admit of.
At the farpe place, tambour, embroidery and plain work, to be done
mOernaA miner. ' %
V LL persons any wife indebted to the late Roderick Mur-
V ciiison, are requeued to make immediate payment; and those
who have any demands againlh laid eftafe, are desired to render
amounts of the fame on or before the third day of December next
ensuing, as a dividend of said estate is to be made cn that day, agree
able to law, by f DUNCAN APRA, Administrator.
On Wednesday, the 14th Gay of November next, at Pen
o' Clock in the Forenoon, quill be fold at Pub!,; Sale, up the Path,
A Lt the real and personal ESTATE of the late John
XI Ernst, blacksmith, deceased, confiding of a lot land on the
public road, 47 feet front, and about 900 feet in depth; also, a negro
man, a blacksmith by trade, with his child; a compleat sett of
blacksmiths tools; feme hoidhold furniture, and a frame of a final!
boufe 18 feet by 14. The conditions will be declared on the day of
sale. All persons indebted to the said estate, are requeued to make
immediate payment; and those who reave any demands to bring them
in properly attested. JACOB SASS, ? _
~JOHN STATLER, $ Executors.
Any person or perlons having
PEWS in St; Michael's Church
to HIRE OUT,
Will please to intimate the fame to
ABRAHAM PEARCE, Undertaker,
No. 33, Broad-ftroet.
N. B. Coffins and Funerals decently furnilhed. +
W TIE fubferiber having leafed Mrs. Motte's wharf, 'tis cx
el peded vessels that come there will be anTwerablc to him for
wharfage.—lt will soon be put- in such repair is 'fhippihg may ly at
it with fafety, and a scale-house crewed for their convcnirncy. He
purposes to keep an affertment of liquors and dry goods at his store
on Rid wharf, writable and convenient for planters, for which he will
tOe their producejn payment. A DRY CELLAR to hire, for the
Borage of fngar, rice, indigo or dry goods. ' fa
DALZIEL 'H U NTER.
ANTED; JOURNEYMEN TAYLORS. They muff
VV be compleat workmen, and will meet with good encourage
ment, by applying immediately to the Printers.|
M'CLELLAN & WALLACE,
At their Store, No. 40, on the Bay,
HATE FOR SALE,
A Few Tierces and Barrels of.beft Jamaica Sugars,
,Fresh London Porter in Hogflieads and Barrels,
Fine Hyfon Tea and Loaf Sugar,
Black Pepper, Milliard in Bottles,
Antigua Spirits in Hogflieads.
AL S O,
An Assortment of DRY GOODS,
' Amongft which are, Rose Blankets of different Sizes, &c.&c.
CAPT. Grant, of the brig Reunion, from London, re
quests those : gentlemeil who have goods on board the
said vcffel to lend for them, as great inconveniency attends
the landing and Fc-fliipping tlierh dnify.
IB Y PER MISS I O N.)
npHF, fabferiber will fell at private sale, either separate or
A together, No . 3 and 4in Kinlocli-Court : These airy and
pleasantly situated tenements have been built of the belt mate
rials, and contain four exceeding good rooms, two garret
rooms, with convenient closets, and a kitchen and wfiffi-houfe
underneath each. Tbeterms of sale will be made known at
No. 3.Kinloch-Court, by - JOB COLCOCK,
Who has, taken out a licencesto carry ton the gENLUE
.BUSINESS, and. will be thankful ;fpr the employ of iris
;friends in th„M way.•
+ : -\ He rwEl litevife fell at formate Sole, '™
A well foiled HOUSE on the' Bay, in an' excellent fitd
aben for r.ride, a public house, or the™ accommodation of a private
family. The'premifes may be viewed by application as above..
A L S 0. ' f
That valuable LOT and STORE, No. 1, on the south fide
of Q^ecn-ftr^et, containing in front 27 feet, and in depth 2, feet ;
it is very conveniently fituared for the Weft-India or dry good ' trade,,
and with fthall expense the upper part may be finifhed ' fQ as to ac
commodate a final! family; the -ground floor will contain about 200
barrels of rice ; the fafh.es, with a parcel of flooring boards intended
for finifhing it, will be given in to any person inclinable to purchase.
The terms of sale will be cafli for one half, and four months credit
for. the remainder.,<>.•- ?
For Private /Sale,
A Very valuable FELLOW; a carpenter by trade, and
not inferior to one of his colour in this province ; hischaradfer
for fidelity and fobricty, will be warranted, and an unexceptionable
title given. I ' , COOKE & rWEBB.
-irruiA BYUirCTnrwi^
-- Pegs Leave to nefoahrt the Publick, , 1
THAT she has taken, the honfe upon Williams's prahratioh
occupied as headquarters during the flege, which file fids dpene
As a TAVERN and COFFEE-HOUSE;
and where. Ladies and Gentlemen may be accommodated, upon the
fhorte&fflfyc^ with Dinners, Tea and Coffee; and she hopes from
her attention-in having the befyfe^ch article, to give fatisfa&ion. f
AS t'hffe is an absolute neceflity tor the fubferibing Admi
nift'ratrix immediately embarking for England, and for dif
chargfog, previous thereto, every &bt contra&ed in this province ;
it is therefore requeued and cxpe&cd, that all performs indebted by
bond or note to the estate of the Honourable Sir Egerton Leigh,
Baronet, deceased, will make immediate payment of the fame, and
the intcreff due thereon ; failing of which, by thefirff of November
enfmrg, cirdumflanecs will reluctantly compel her to put the fame
into the hands of an Attorney, to be filed for without diftin&ion.
All perfeps having any demands against said estate, are defined ,to
fend in their accounts for payment.
"M. H. LEIGH, Administratrix,
f W. SMITH, Administrator.
A ,LL, persons indebted to the ehate of Mr. William
2 & Hales, late of CharleFoWn, deceased, are hereby requeued
to make payment; and those having demands against said estate,
are desired to render accounts of the fame, to
LAMBERT LANCE,? r
t JOHN COX, < ^.e^tc.s.
And may be Entered upon in a Fortnight,
THE UPPER PART of a DWELLING-HOUSE in Broad
firect, confiftingof four rooms besides garrets, with kitchen,
&c. suitable for a genteel family. Enquire of|
lytb October, 17'81. ARCHIBALD BROUN,
No. 88, Broad-street.
NICHOLAS WARINGTON,
Taylor O 'Habit-maker, from London,
BEGS leave to acquaint fee Officers of the Army and Navy,
the Ladies and Gentlemen, and the Public in general, That he
has taken the house, No. 90, in Mceting-ftreet, where he has laid
in a fashionable assortment of cloths, silks, cotton goods, faces and
various other articles, proper for making up suits of cloathes and
lady's riding habits in the newest and moil elegant taste. Ladies and
Gentlemen who may be pleased to favour him with their commands,
mav depend on naving their orders executed with the greatyft punc
tuality and dispatch, upon the mob reasonable terms.
TO BE SOLD,
A Houle and Lot, No. 81, King-street,
Containing four good rooms, with garrets and other conveniences.
For particulars apply to Mr, Hepburn, Attorney at Law, No. 95,
C'hurch-llrcet.t
Joshua Lockwood, Watchmaker,
WHOSE abilities arc well known in America, again works
at his buhnefs; he may be found next door to No. 1, Broad
ftreet; he keeps no fnop, and will undertake none but good work;
will do justice and have his price.—He wants a few'good watch
materials.,
Left in my house, No. 37, on the Bay, a red painted half
Cbeft of Drawers; it had four drawe;sand a cupboard, in which were
funtlry harbours, cutters and keys for a sett of watch engines. Any
perfen that will inform me where they arc, will be thankfully re
warded if required. *6.
QTRAYED, a dark-coloured HORSE, about 144 hands high,
L, branded S on the near shoulder, and W on the near buttock,
supposed to be somewhere within the lines. Whoever delivers him
to William Alexander, No. 51, 011 the Bay, shall receive ONE
GUINEA reward.|
A VESSEL'S final! LONG BOAT, which rows with two
LA.oars, was found lying on the marsh, and is new in the Quar
termaster General's Boat Dock. The owner may have her again
on proving his property, and paying expences. Apnly at No. 10,
Elkry-frcet, to 1 _JAMES FORD.
To be Let, ofewhich immediate Poffiflion quill be given,
A PLANTATION on Cooper river, belonging to the
cllate of William Holliday, deceased, about two miles
above the Quarter-House, has on it every necefl'ary building and an
excellent garden, which renders it a very pleasant retreat. The
terms 'may be known, by applying to Messrs. Zephaniah Kings
ley and Jacob Valk, Executors, ors
SARAH HOLIDAY. Executrix,
Who requests all persons indebted to said estate, to make imme
diate payment; and those who have any demands, to bring them in
properly atteOed, at No- 9% Bread-street.
Supposed to be Loft or Mislaid
INVOICES of eighty-three Packages, marked HB. No
^B3, by the Hope, Moorsom matter, from London
ever has found them, and will bring them to No. 26 on '^
will be amply rewarded. t "^
TO BELET, ~
A commodious DWELLING-HOUSE
in a plealaut situation, near White-Point, with Coach-House St u'
Kitchen, Wafli-I-loufe, and other conveniences for a genteel fami'
Possession will be given on the loth of next month (NovemK\
For terms apply to f ALEX. ROSE, No. 37, Tradd-ftre,
MASTERS of vessels, and inhabitants of the town
be supplied with BEER, at a reasonable price
Brewery of Charleftown.. Ifc m . ''*
A HOUSE cn my Wharf to be let
_ I THEODORE GAILLARD, ,N O . 9, Bay,'
(BY PERMISS^N.J ° °
For Sale by Private Contrast;
A LOT on the Bay, on which is a good three-story Brick
House, with a good store and cellar in front, five rooms
flairs, with fireplaces in eacli<nc good brick kitchen, with a cefo
under the fame, an oven, well and neteffary, and as good a stand fr
bufmefs a^n# in town. Immediate possession may be had, and th
terms of payment made cafy.
,N-9- If the above isnot disposed of before Thursday the x&h
instant, it will, on that day, be fold at public vendue, of which no
tice will be given. For particulars, enquire at No . 37, on the Bay,f
FUR SA I. E, " ~
B^q Two commodious, well finished,
Erick Tenements,
^ Almost new, No. 1 and 2 in Chalmers' s-Aifey, yet.
^I " e ,, nd convenient to the Bay, and each tenement
r• fufhciently roomy for a family of five or fix Enmfo
at No. ,0, King-street. . 9
TE R GR A Y,'
Taylor and Lady's Habit Maker, from London,
Acquaints bis Friends and the Publics,
THAT he has commenced business, at his fnop, No. 36,
Broad-street, and hopes by his diligence, pun&uality, and cm.
ploying none but the best hands, to merit the favour of those who
arc pleased to honour him with their commands.|
BY PERMISSlo'H '
For Sale Ly Private Contrail, or to be Let,
THE commodious and well known HOUSE, No. 77, King
ftreet; the corner of Trad&ftrect, the best fituationm
town for a lodging-honfe, having a large yard, and stabling for
twelve horses. Apply on the premises to
3^ Augujl, 1781. t GIDEON DUPONT, jun.
qUIE books of accounts, bonds, notes and other fpecialtig
belonging to the estate of the late Mr. Edward Oats, decea
sed, being put into my hands by the Executrix, in order to obtain
fpcedy payment, it is therefore desired, that all persons indebted to
the eflate wall call and pay their refpe&ive debts, on or before the
fifteenth day of October 1781, on which day all debts then due will
be sued without further notice or diflindhion; and in the mean time
all persons are forbid fettling any delays or tranfaching any bufinefi
relative to that eflate with Mr. Charles Morgan Connell or
any other person, unless thereto authorized byJ
ROBERT TOHNSTON; No. 2, St. Michael s-Allcy,l
TO BE SO LD, ~1
T"'" young NEGRO-MEN, one of whom is a com
pleat waiter, barber and groom; another has been used to 1;
house; and the third is a good lawyer. The reason for felling them'
is, their mailer has gone to reside in England.—Bills of Exchan%
will be taken in payment. For particulars enquire of the Printer.'
Malt, Strong and Table Beer,
OF an excellent quality, brewed by the fubferiberm
Charlcftown from rice malt not inferior to, nor diflinguifhabb
from that made of barley, to be fold -at a moderate price by the
ton, barrel, gallon, &c. apyday-of the week (Sundays excepted.)
Also to be fold, Amufeed, Clove, Mint, Orange and other excellent
Cordial Waters, and best Stomachic Bitters.
Bakers, &c. may be supplied witli Ycaft.;and those who would
fatten hogs or feed cows, so as th give a flow of milk, may be ftp
plied with Brewer's Grains at sixpence per bushel, at No. 7, King
ftrect, by | WILLIAM HORNBY.
Y PERMI S HIH"
TO BE SOLD,
And Pofeffion given in 15 Days from the 7th of Oflober,
THAT commodious HOUSE and LOT, No. 186, in Kin, 1
street, fit for a tavern or store, with an excellent large liable,
and other good conveniences. Enquire at No. 173, in King-Preetl
r ['HE fubferiber intending soon to leave this Province for
I Great-Britain, all persons having any demands against him arc
defuv I to call for payment before the loth day of November next.
I JAMES GROSS, Guignard-ftreet,
WHEREAS there are fundty packages on board the bri
gantine Bella, Capt. Burgejs, from Liverpool, matted cßin
one, which is addressed to order. The owner is desired immediately
to call for them on board of the said brig, or to
I I. TEASDALE, 82, Tradd-ftraet.
if ant ed TonT'
Ten or twelve NEGRO FELLOWS
Enquire of the Printers.±
Miss W OI) I N,
LTAS opened a SCHOOL at No. 99, in Meeting-ftrert,
£ 1 nearly oppoFte York's tavern, where file proposes taking^
few children on reasonable terms, and hopes for the future favours of/
her friends and the public, flic having for many years been well
known in that capacity. „.
RUN away from the fubferiber last evening, a young ne #
gro man, named Paris, country born, artful and fenlibk
aoout five feet 8 inches high, tolerably well made and flout, of a black
complexion very much pitted with the small-pox, has rather a fill
rose, large,eyes andunouth, shews his teeth,when he laughs, is^
markably ugly faced, and has loft one of his small toes. Mafterso
vessels and others are hereby forbid from harbouring, employing
carrying off said negro, as they may depend on being anfwcrablf
for their conduct. TWO GUINEAS reward will be given on d^
very of said negro, to JACOB DEVEAUX
'Cbarleflozvn, lath October, 1781. \b.
RUN away on the 17th inst. from the fubferiber, a likelf
young negro wencih, named Jenny, formerly the property a
the Rev. Mr. Moses Allan, of Georgia; she is very black, about 20
years old, speaks exceeding good English and is an excellent houk
wench, dresses gay at times having a quantity of cloathes, so thatu
is impossible to describe her dress; she has a relation at Mr.
cliffe's and foine on South-Bay. A reward of TEN DOLLAR
will be given for the apprehending and delivering her to me or
Warden of the Sugar-house; also, a further reward of FIVE
NEAS on conviction of her being harboured by any white pe r °^j
and THREE GTINEAS if by any negro or other slave. Andl
hereby caution all mailers of vessels from carrying her off, as they
may depend on being prosecuted to the utmost rigour of the law.
Charlefeven, 2qtb QA/Lr, 1781. JOS. WIGFALL,
6, cu4,ard-£rffl r No. 4- (