The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-09-01 00:00:00, page 1

JUST IMPORTED from LONDON,
And to be fold by the Subscribers, at their Shop in Church-
Jireet, No. 20,
AN elegant and large Assortment of MILLINERY, ready
made up in the newest fafhion, consisting of Ladies undress,
half dress, and full dress Caps; half dress Handkerchiefs and Tippets,
Cuffs and Ruffs, Hat Caps, trimmed Chipt and Leghorn Hats,
black Hats and Bonnets, long and short Aprons, white Sarfnet Cloaks
trimmed with Lace and Gauze, black Mode, a variety of neat black,
white and coloured Calalhes,
Mary Russell & Janet Bolton.
TO BE SOL D,
By COLLINS & HAYES,
No. 12, Broad-Street,
Upon the most reasonable Terms,
RED and White Port, Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, and
Malmfey Wines, in Pipes, Hoglheads, and Quarter-Calks;
old British Gin and Brandy, bottled Porter, Paints and Oil; brown,
Turpentine and, Caftile Soap, Glass and China Ware, Military
Shirts, and a general Assortment of DRY GOODS. f
"THOMAS harper.
Jeweller & Goldsmith,
Acquaints his Friends and the Public,
That he is just returned to this Province, and has to dispose of
At his Store in Churcb-ftreet, epbofte to Elliott-Jlreet,
SILVER flioe, knee and stock buckles, stone ditto ditto, gilt
pinchbeck and platedditto, silver punch ladies and pepper boxes,
watches and watch chryftals, chains; kefs and seals; a great variety
of faffiionable hair and silk watch firings, paper fnuff-boxes, ivory
handled knives and forks tipt and ferrel'd with silver, feiffars and pen
knives, cork-screws, cutteaux, Morocco swivel belts, playing cards,
printed linens, cottons and callicoes, spotted and figured jeans and
jeanncts, Morea gowns, large India handkerchiefs, quilted petticoats,
men's and women's thread, cotton and worsted flockings, black silk
mitts and breeches patterns, britannias, wardrops, brown sheeting,
fine fouchong tea, double refined loaf sugar, black pepper, gin and
brandy in cases, Claret and Madeira Wine of the firft quality by the
dozen, 3 pair of Silver Candleflicks, and a pair of Sconces for do. J
T 6 BE SOL D,
ftTUESDAY next, the nth Da, of September infant,
Before the EXC II A NGE,
Precisely at TWELVE o'Clock,
TWO years lease of a commodious building bn the Bay,
No. 26, next door to Mr. Jonathan Cooke's, 50 feet deep and
35 feet wide, the front part haying been made life of as a dry goods
fore, is completely fitted up with iheb r es, &c. the buck part and cel
lar are allo very convenient and ht for the fiorage of any kind of hea
vy goods, leaving a paftage detached from the front ftcre. Fifty
Guineas per annum muff be paid as a ground rent, and the building
to be removed by theist day of November 1783. Immediate pos
session will be given.
ALS O,
At the fame Time <will be fold,
^ A SCHOONER,
Burthen about 80 barrels of rice, exceeding handy for
the coasting trade, now lying in Beale's dock; her
ai's ar e in tolerable good order, with a good anchor,
cuble, &c.
LIKEWISE,
A NEGRO MAN, who 1^ an excellent boatman, and has been
employed in the said fchooncr; he is fold because the owner has no
occasion for him : Also, a likely YOUNG WENCH, a field Have.
Conditions will be made known at the time of sale.
c. COOKE & WFBB.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
A PLANTATION very pleafantly*fituated on Wando
river, on which is a tolerable good dwelling-house, and some
negro-houfes, &c. 'tis computed to be 8 miles from town, with a
bold and commodious landing on said river; it contains near 900
acres (very old measure) and abounds with firewood, sawing timber
and live oak, and is securely covered by the British poll at Wappetaw.
With the plantation will be fold between 40 and 50 head of tame
cattle, among which are two teams of oxen, and a new ox cart com
plete, a large cypress pettiauger, two canoes, together with the
cr °P on it. ALSO,
A HOUSE and LOT, No. 2 in George-street, very plea
santly situated, it contains 42^ feet front on said street, and 242 feet
deep. For further particulars enquire of Cooke & Webb, or
c. # ISAAC DUBOSE.
If the above plantation and house ar^ not disposed of by Tuesday
the iith of September instant, they will then be put up at public
sale, before the exchange. The Sale to begin at Ten o'clock, by
COOKE & WEBB.
_ Trie Conditions of the Sale will then be made known.
~ TO BE LET,
„For an. Term not exceeding Three Years,
TWO TENEMENTS on the Glebe Lands, containing
X Nine Rooms. For particulars, enquire at No.
Ojeen-ftreet. *f
j^LL Persons having any demands against Mrs. Mary
Carwithin, deceased, are requeued to render accounts of the
fame; and those indebted to the estate of said deceased, are desired to
fettle with ELISHA POINSETT, Executor.
fr °^ a n egro, very early this morning, SUN
° DRY GOODS, which it is more than probable he has
stolen. Any person may apply, for further information, at
Ao. 14 or 15, King-street. Tuesday, 3d September, 1781. *f
BY PERMISSION.
.— TO B E SOLD,
A ?. . an ' LOT, No. 21, in King-street, with a shop
adjoining, No. 20. For particulars, enquire at said house
HENRY BLANKENHORN.
A £ " '^ pfeful and convenient for a tavern, having a good
stable and kitehen, and alittle garden.
A LL Persons anywise indebted to the late Dr. William
Loocock, or Messrs Loocock & Clarkson, are requeued to
,?,"° mmca ^e payment; and those who have any demands against
", ° r copartnerlhip, are desired to make them known, pro
perly attested, to William Clarkson, No. 88, Broad-ftreet.'
HENRIET FA LOOCOCK, Administratrix.
IWILLIAM CLARKSON, Administrator.
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
Vol. I.
From SATURDAY, September I,
FLOUR in Barrels
Caftile Soap in Boxes
Mustard in half & quarter pound
Bottles
Blacking Ball and Lampblack
Paints ground in Oil
Lintfeed Oil in Jars from one to
three Gallons
Cordage from 3 to 7^ Inches
WHITE Plains
Duffil and Rose Blankets
Flannels, Serges, Linfees
Broad-Cloths
Narrow ditto
Shalloons, Callimancoes, Tam
mies, Camblets
Slops
Matraffes
Silk, cotton, thread, worsted and
yarn Stockings
Silk and worsted Breeches Pat
terns of different sizes
Mens, Womens and Childrens
Shoes
Stove dryed Feathers
Sadlery, Cutlery
Pewter and Tin Ware
China, Glass and Queen's Ware
Gilt and plain red Trunks
Portmantau hair ditto
Writing Paper
Bibles, Testaments and Spelling
Books
Quills, Wax, Wafers
Marking Types .-
Marble and parchment covered
Books
Painted Floor Cloths
Carpets, Brooms and Brushes of
all kinds
Very neat Safes
Nails, Brads, Tacks
Locks, Hinges, Broad Hoes
Felling Axes, Hatchets
Coopers, Carpenters and Shoe
makers Tools
Shoe Thread Spinnel
Steel Corn Mills, Coffee ditto
Socket Spades
Cross-cut and Hand Saws, Files,
&c.
Smoothing Irons, Frying Pans
Iron Pots, Tea Kettles
Curry Combs, Hair Sieves
Briar Scythes, with furniture, &c.
Ballast Shovels
English Steel in faggots
Quern Stones
Rubb and Ragg Stones
Rice and Rice Flour Sieves, and
Raying Sieves
Fish Hooks
Fashionable Buttonsand Buckles
Oil and Paints
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Mr. William Ed
wards, late of Charleftown, Saddler, deceased, are de
sired to fettle the fame with either of the fubferibers, as early
as possible ; and as many of the accounts have been long
Landing, it is hoped none will require any longer indulgence.
MARTHA ED GUARDS, Executrix,
t THOMAS HARPER, Executor.
FOR SA
A Well-finifhed BRICK HOUSE, No. 9, on the Bay, and
" the WHARF, known by the name of Wragg's, contain
ingon the Bay 176 feet front, and up* -ds of 300 feet in depth.
Apply to + TIIEf^CRE GAILLARD.
ALL persons indebted on open account to Dr. James
Robertson, at present absent from this province, are
requested to fettle with the fubferiber, whom he has appoint
ed his attorney. WILLIAM CHARLES WELLS,
$ No. 71, Tradd-ftreet.
FOR S AL E,
A FEW Puncheons of Jamaica Spirits
Jamaica and Spanish Sugars in barrels, Hoglheads
And Chests
Hollandfe Gin in Calks
Fine Philadelphia Flour, by
ALEXANDER & LESLIE,
, No. 51, on the Bay.
Who want to cnarter, a vessel that will cary from 8 to uoo
Barrels Turpentine, not to draw above to 4 feet water.
RUN away about 2 fortnight ago, a negro boy named Lew
is, but often goes by the name of Scotland, he is about 14
or 15 years of age, is smart and fcnfible, and speaks French It is
supposed he is harboured or. board some vessel, as he had lately got on
board the Packet. TWO GUINEAS reward will be given upon
delivery of him to me at No. 110, Meeting-street; and TEN GUI
NEAS upon convi&ion ot any persons harbouring him with an inten
tion of carrying him off, by GEORGE FARDO.
23d Aug?ff, 1781.
The Barrack - Office is removed to
Ne. 3, Legare-Street. 1
Imported in the Ship Restoration, Capt. Crombie, from London,
By WALKER & MAITLAND,
And to be Sold reasonably,
At their Store, No. 92, Broad-Street;
An Assorrtment of
European and Eaft-lndia Goods,
Fit for the present and approaching Season, viz.
JUST IMPORTED,
And to BE sold BY
JAMES M'MURRAY, & Co.
No. 54, Queen-fticet,
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O^^&I
THE
Roll and Sulphur Brimstone
; Perfumery and some Medicines
A Variety of Silks, with Trim
mings for the fame
Crapes and Fringe for ditto
Ribbands of all kinds
Cambricks, Printed Mullins
Callicoes, Cotton and Linens
Irish Linens /
Garlix, Dowlab
Russia Drabs and Raven's Duck
Brown Hollands
Furniture and other Checks
Cotton Hollands
Dimities, Jeans, Bed Bunts
Counterpanes
Threads and Tapes of all forts
Silk Twill and Buttons
Pins and Needles
Skeleton and Cap Wire
Combs, Fans
Umbrellas
Mens, Womens, Maids and Girls
Gloves
Ostrich Feathers and GumjFlow
ers
Boys and Girls Straw Hats, some
of them full trimmed
Ladies Chip Hats
Childrens black Sattin Hats
Callimancoe, Persian and Msr
feilles Petticoats fringed and
plain
Pavilion, Catgut, Cypress, Spot
ted and Sprigged Gauze
Patent Net and Crape
Trimming Gauze
Persians, Modes, Sarfnets, Bom
bazines, Princess Stuff
Single and double refined Loaf
Sugar
Porter and Cyder in bottles
Cheefe ^
V™T<
Mustard
Starch and Hair Powder
Black Pepper
Raisins, Almonds
Fig and Powder Blue
With a Variety of other Articles
too numerous to mention in an
Advertisement
A Piec^ of fine Decca Spangled
Gold Mullin, to be fold cheap.
Broad Cloths of fafhionable Co
lours, with Trimmings
Negro Cloathing, blue, red and
white
Mens and Womens Silk and
Thread Stockings
A neat Assortment of Lutefirings
Gin in Cases
&C. &C. &c.f
GAZETTE
to W EDNESDAY, September 5, 1781.
SCARLET, green, blue and
light coloured Broad Cloths
and Trimmings
Bath Coating, Strouds and Flan
nels
Callimancoes, Camblets and Du
rants
Velvets, Velvcrets and Corduroys
White Russia Drabs
Linens, Garlix and Checks - %
Fine Damaik Table Cloths, and
Tea Napkins to match
Silk, Cotton and Thread Hose
Silk and Worsted Breeches Pieces
Silk, 1 hread and Leather Gloves
Stationary of most Kinds
Sweet Oil, Mustard and Olives
Teas and Spices
With a Variety of other ufeful ARTICLES.
Those who buy by Wholesale, will be supplied nearly as cheap a 9
they have lately been imported.|
TRISH LINENS
British and German Ofna
burgs and Ticklenburg
Raven's Duck
Brown and white Russia Sheetings
and Drabs °
Slicked Dowlas
Brown and white Silefias
Pistol, long Lawns and Cambrics<
Indi^ Chintz, Printed Linens,
Callicoes and Fine Muffins
Pullicat, Longee, Barcelona and
new Wk Handkerchiefs
Cotton Romals, Cartidaries and
India Persians
Manchester Cotton and Linen
Checks and Stripes
Corduroy, Jeanets, Satinets, De-,
nims and India,Dimity
Marseilles Quilting, Printed Bea
vers and Velveret6
Superfine and second Broad Cloths
and Kerfeymires;
Welch Plains, Flannels, Linfees
and milled Serges
Tammies, Durants & Calliman
coes
IMPORTED,
In the Susannah, Capt. Stewart, from Glasgow,
And to be sold by'
BRYDEN & ALLAN,
No. 1, Tradd-ftreet,
A few Packages of Dry Goods,
Suitable for the Season.
ALS 0,
Hard Ware and Cutlery assorted, Rigging, Canvas, Paints,
Pit and Cross-cut Saws, Nails, &c. f
IMP&RTE D in the Pallas, from LONDON,
And to BE sold BY
JAMES SOMERVELL,
At his Store, No. 101, Broad-street,
Opposite to Mills & Hicks,
An Assortment of GOODS,
Suitable for the Season,
Which he will fell very reafohably for Cafa Bills ts Exchange
or Country Produce ; among which are,
IRISH Linens and Sheeting
Brown and white Ruflia ditto
Dowlas, and brown and white
Russia Drabs
Bell German Ofnaburgs
Chintzes, Callicoes and printed
Linens
Black and coloured silk handker
chiefs
Marseilles Quilting and Drawboys
Dutch Cord and Dimity
Dyed Jeans and Jeannett
Corduroys, Satinets &: Stockinets
RUN away from the fubferiber, about a mouth a^o,
Negroe fellow named Wm by trade a Sadler, is well known
in and about town, and is very artful, he is about five feet fix in
ches high, had on when he went away an ofnabrigs shirt, a pair of
light blue cloth bretches, and a split shirt, and carried with him an
old fcarlbt cloth coat faced with green; he has been lately seen
over at Haddril's Point, where I fufyed he is harboured. About the.
fame time ran away another negrbe fellow hanied Cykus formerly
the property of Mr. John Walters Gibbs; he is about five feet for
inches high, is remarkably thick-set and very artful, by trade a
Ihoemaker, had on when he went away a sailor's blue jacket, ofi.&
burg S shirt an,, breeclies. Whoever will deliver them to me, or
fecurc them id the Sugar- House, shall receive TWO GUINEAS for
each, and an persons are hereby forwarned from hiring, entertaining
or carrying off either of them/on pain of being prefecuted to th e %~
most rigour of the law, by ° JANE CALLAGHAN
Cbarlfran, Au^f W b, iflr % No. 167, K:ng-&'t
. • No, 9, Bay,L
HAS FOR SALE,
At a moderate Price, for Cash or Bills,
IMPORTED,
In the Restoration, Capt. Crombie, from London,
And to be fold by Wholesale and by the Piece,
By GREGORIE, DOUGLAS, & Co.
At their Store, No. 26, Church-Street,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
European and India GOODS,
Suitable to the Season,
CONSISTING CHIEFLY OF
THEODORE GAILLARD,
Striped Linen and Cotton Hol
lands
Mens fafhionable Hats
Persians, Sattins, Belongs, Modes,
and other Silks
Writing Paper
Best London bottled Porte,
Loaf Sugar and Hyfon Tea
Mufeovado Sugar'by the barrel
, or hogfliead
Old Jamaica Rum by the hoof,
head or barrel,
&c. &c. &c.
Mens and Boys coarse and fine
black and white HaU
Mens and Womens Shoes
Childrens Morocco and black lea
ther ditto
Ostrich Feathers and Plumes
Silk Gauze, black and white Lace
2nd Edgings
Cap Wire, Fringes, Trimmings
and Ribbands
Mens, Womens and Childrens
linen, jean and leather Gloves
Threads, Buckram and Sewinz
Silk
Metal and Fancy Buttons and
Buckles
Silver Watches
Single and double refined Sugar
Pickles in assorted small Cases
Florence On, Mustard, Pepper
and Corks
Cordage
Scrubbing Bruftes and Mats
Brandy, Geneva and Porter id
hogsheads and barrels
Bohea and Congo Tea
Soap, Candles, &c. &c.
Lintfeed Oil and Paints
A neat Wilton Carpet
A Quantity of White Plains and
London Duffils, cheap
Tin Camp Plates and Diffies
Pewter Plates and Dishes
: Candle Moulds and Measures
A compleat Set of blue and white
Nankeen Table China
Bowls, Cups and Saucers
Pencil Tea China
Glass and Delft Ware
Corn Mills and Mill Saw Files
Gridirons, square Steel
Brass Cocks
Delk Furniture, and most other
Kinds of Hard Ware
Rum, Sugar and Coffee,
Numb. 54.