The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-04-20 00:00:00, page 1

HEAD-QUARTERS, Charlestown, 16^ April, 1781.
ORDER S.
CAPTAIN M'MAHON having obtained His Excellency
the Commander in Chief's permission to reti c from the
post of Barrack-Mailer of Charleftown, Captain Baddeley,
of the Ganifon Battalion, is appointed to succeed him ; Cap
tain Baddeley will therefore take upon him the charge of that
department, on the firft day of May next, to which period all
tranfadions will be closed by Capt M'Mahon.
J. STAPLETON^DJ^I
BARRACK <,FFIG E.
• No. 95, Church-Street,
ALL persons whatever having demands agamft the Tlarrack
Department, are requested to bring them into this office
for payment, by the sirs tday of May next, or asfoon following
as possible, in order to enable Capt M'M,hon to finally close
the accounts and transfer the bu'mcis of that Department to
that period, after which all applications are to be made to Capt.
Baddeley, JBarrack-Mafter of Charleftown.
l6tb April, 1,2%.' ,
Charlestown, Akril if, 17,82.
nrHE Board of Police have thought proper to direct the
I Commissioners of the Markets to.p^tin force the A& entitled,
“An Ad tfor a Fish Market ;" ar d for the encouragesrent of those
who fkall exert themfe^ves in bringing fifli to market, tue following
BOUN lES will be given :,
To the decked boat that fball bring to market the greater quantity
of filh in the course of one month; In Pounds fterhng.
To the decked boat that full bring the second greatest quantity, a
bounty of Se^en Pounds.
To the decked boat which shall bring the third greatest quantity,
ft bounty of Five Pounds.
To the open boat which shall bring the grestof quantity, a bounty
of Five Pounds.
To the open boat which shall bring the second greatest quantity,
a bounty of Three Pounds.
And to the open boat which shall bring the third greatest quantity,
a bounty of Toro Pounds
The above bounties to be paid to those who may become entitled
thereto, upon their producing a certificate to the Board of Police,
from one or mor^ of the Commissioners of the Market, fpecifying
their having merited it.'
The above bounties to commence from Manday the Sth instant.
By Order of the. Board,
Wb SIMPSON, CUrkA
In C OU N C 1 ^,
<'loth April, ^7B?.-
HIS Honour the Commandant having, yesterday, acquaint
ed the Board, that it was the wife c the hi oourable Lieute
nant-General Leslie that some mode m ; ght be Herded to ^certain
the number of negroes in town, and th. *r several owners particularly,
and that tickets or passes might be granted the m from some publick
office, and, from time to time, renewed that their numbers and
owners might be constantly known : -And de Cor mandant having
informed the Board, that a imil-rarrai, : ent 1 ad already taken
place in the army, and would he aprre Tided be attended with
many advantages, i f adapted amengft the habitants: The Board
Were plerfed to , rder that all owier r .of flavesin town,, or their re
presentatives, do. on or before the firft day of May next, deliver in
to Col. Robert Ballincall, the Commiffioier of Claims, an exa&
lift of the numberof th ir slaves, with their names, sex and ages: And
Col. Ballingal, who will attend at hi- office! No. 51, in Queen
ftreet, every day (Sui days excepted) rom 9 o'clock in the fore
noon till 12 o'clock at noon, wT fin rib them, gratis, witll tickets
or passes for their slaves, v hich will secure them from being appre-
Eendec as vagrants : And such Haves as are found in town, with
out such tickets, or proper ores from some other publick depart
ment, after the eighth day of May next, will be apprehended as
vagrants, and employed upon the publick works: And all free rou
lattoes and negroes are dire&ed to apply to Cel. Ballingall for
passes, to prevent their being taken up as vagrant slaves. The Board
recommend to the inhabitants a ftri& observance of this regulation,
a* it will tend to secure their saves, and prevent their being clan
destinely taken away; and also to diflinguiih them from those of the
Rebels, which are intended to be employed in the publicly depart
ments, in order that those of the Loyaliffs in that service, whose
owners are, defirotis of taking them out of that employ, may be
restored to them asLoon as their places canfoe furphed by the others;
and will, in general, promote the better government of that class of
people. r: Board,
THO. WINSTANLEY, Secretary.
WHEREAS repeated complaints have been made to me,
that the property of the enemy sequestered in my hands, is
clandestinely carried away, and otherwise injured, I think it incum
bent n me, in justice to the 'full reposed in me, to publish an extract
from the proclamation of the Right Honourable Farl Cornwallis, of
the 16th September 1780, that no person may p>ad ignorance in
future, And Ido hereby warn all persons, as they shall answer for
the fame, at their-peril from injuring in any manner, the property
of the enemy in my possession, either by removing negroes on board
flips, cariying away the timber or other property, or molefling the
people employed by me. And Ido require all the inhabitants who
are in arrears for house-rent or negro hire to my office, to pay-the
fame up to the lit indan:, to Mr. James Gordon, at his office,
No. 31, Meeting-street, on or before the 16th of this month, and
his receipt fhal be a efficient difeharge. JOHN CRUDEN.
Cbarlfown, loth April, 1782.
Extras from a Proclamation of the Right-Honourable CHARLES
Earl Cornwallis, Lieutenant-General of His Majfly's forces, C;
" And! do hereby declare, that any perlon or persons obftruding
or impeding the said Commiffiorer jn the execution of his duty, by
concealment or removal of any property he may be authorised to
seize or otherwise, fliall, on convi&ion, be punished as aiding and
I Netting rebellion. And if any person or persons shall make difeovery
where any effects are concealed or attempted to be carried away, or
shall give any necessary information to the said John Chuden,
Enquire, so that effects belonging to a person whose estate is seques
tered may be secured, the person or persons giving such information
Ifhall be most liberally rewarded. And all officers civil and military,
and a'l persons whatsoever, are ftri&ly enjoined and required to aid
and assist the said John Cruden and his deputies in the execution of the
itruft reposed in him.
The above was given under his Lordfifs hand and seal at
Head-^urters, in the diflriff of Wasfavs, in the Province of
South-Carolina, the I.6th of September, 1780.
TO BE LET,
The HOUSF, No 44, Broad-street. ||
Apply to William Greenwood, or William-Kerr-Ross.
ROYAL
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & S ON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
From SATURD A Y, April 20,
Vol. 11.
On Tuesday, the 30th April inst. quill be fold at publics sale,
before the Exchange, between Twelve and One o'Clock,
A NEGRO WENCH and CHILD, late the property of
Oußiciiard Howley, and another WENCH, late the property
of Benjamin Williamson: all of them taken on attachment, and
fold agreeable to the attachment a&, bj order of the Board of Police.
5 JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
Charlfrrn, sth Abril, I^L
0/; Thursday the ad da, of Ma, next, quid be fold at publick
tale, before the Exchange, between 12 and 1 o'clock,
THAT very airy and'pleafant situated HOUSE and LOT
of LAND on White-Point, containing ?n front on Church
ftreet Continued 44 feet 6 inches, and in depth 105 feet, now diftin
gyiffied by the No. JO ; the house and buildings in good Order, and
very convenient for a family.
At the fame Time will be Sold,
The genteel FURNITURE in the fame, consisting of many
very valuable ufeful articles, together with some valuable Negroes;
alldate the property of Mr. Alexander Fefe, fei2ed on execution, and
fold by order of the Board of Police.
Charbfon, tyb April, I^2. JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
On Thursday, the 9th of Ma,, will be fdd at publick sale,
before the Exchange, between 1% and t o'clock,
TWO very valuable HOUSES and LOTS of LAND, the
1 ope in Orange-street, now distinguished by the No. 8, fronting
on the street 42 feet, and in depth 100 feet; the house in good order,
and now let at 80 guinea's the year; likewise that roomy convenient
HOUSE and LOT, on the south fide of Queen-street, No. 24, adjoin
ing Robert Philp's, Esq; now rented at 1201. the year. Both these
houses and lots of land the property of Mr. Alexander Rose, seiz
ed on execution, and fold by. order of the Board of Police.
Charleft^n, l6tk April 1782. JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
On Thursday, the i6tb Ma, next, will be fold, at publick sale,
before the Exchange, between Ttue/vc and one o' Clock,
THAT large and valuable BRICK HOUSE, No. 69, Meet
ing- Greet, as elegantly finished with and as convenient and good
brick out buildings as any house in town, being seized on execution
and fold by order of the Board of Police. JOHN DAVIES,
Charleftomn, 2Cth April, 1782. , Sheriff.
FOR SALE,
Claret, Spruce, and Cyder in Hogflieads
Madeira Wine and Cyder in Bottles, by
II TUOMAS GRANGER, No.Bl, Tradd-ftreet'.
To be Let; and ma, be Entered upon the aid infant,
The HOUSE, No. Bg, King-street,
With the fine large Garden adjoining. Apply to
|| WILLIAM SMITH, No. 33 , Bay.™
Wanted to Charter,
ONE or two vessels of an easy draught of water to go to
St. John's, Eafl-Florida, to load naval stores for London.
Apply to WILLIAM SMITH, No. 33, Bay.
To be Let, and immediate possession given,
A large STORE and CELLAR,
On Greenwood's Wharf,
For particulars enquire a. No. 3, St. Michael's-Alley. ff
To be Let, and mao be entered upon the 12th Ma, next,
nrHAT pleasant, airy and well fitnated HOUSE, No. 103,
Church-street, at present occupied by Major John Morrifot) ;
the house has had a thorough repair since the capitulation, the out
buildings are in good order, with a large garden, and every requisite
either for a private family Dr a gentleman in trade. Apply to
JAMES CLITHERALL, No. 51, Tradd-flreet.
Charlfran a id April, 1782. ||
To be Sold, and Possession given the First Day of June next,
That valuable LOT and BUILDING, No. 43, on the
Bay, the whole containing 148 feet of front; the house and baclc
stores now rented by Capt. John Morris. The premises are so well
known as to make any farther description unnecefiary. For particu
lars apply to JAMES COOK, No. 3, St. Michael's Alley,
Who eameftly requests all those indebted to him to have
their accounts fettled on or before the day of sale; and those who
have any demands against him to call for payment.
Cbarlefrom, A,rt 1 24th, 1782. „
To be hired by the Month,
A LIKELY NEGRO WENCH, with a good breast of
milk; ffie is likewise fobcr and honest, and very handy about
a house. Enquire of the Printers. ||°
JOHN COLCOCK, Lfq; having appointed me his Attor
ney, and. placed in my hands a number of his clients papers, it is
requeued that the several persons to whom they refpe&ively belong,
will call on me, and give directions concerning them.
23d April, 1782? ■( JOHN GLEN.
To be Let, and Entered upon immediately,
THAT valuable LOT °f Land on the Bay, nearly opposite
the Lower Market, on-which Mr. DAwfon's House and Stores
formerly flood. It is upwards of 24 feet in front, and 257 feet in
depth. Great part of the walls are Handing. Particulars may be
known at No. 81 Tradd-flreet.
do be fold, before the Exchange, on Thursday the 9th Ma,
next, between twelve and One o'' 'lock-
THE HOUSE and LOT at present in the possession of Alex
-1 anuer Wylly, jn Elliott-street, containing 28 feet in front
and 90 feet deep, with very convenient stores and other buildings
thereon.
A t$ 0,
THE large three ftary unfinished BRICK HOUSE and LOT
aborting thereto, with fundr, articles of HOUSHOLD FUR
NITURE; all seized as late the property of the said Alexander
Wylly, on execution, and fold by order of the Board of Police.
April I7tk, 1-82 JAMES BRISBANE, Sheriff.
To be Let, and ptfefion given immediately,
Several Back Stores and Dry Cellars.
For particulars enquire at No. roi, Broad-street.
BY PERM I^S S IO N.
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THE
GAZETTE.
to WEDNESDAY, April 24, 1782#
N. B. As Mr. Macbeth intends leaving the province early in
the summer, he desires those to whom he is indebted to call for pay
ment, and all those indebted to him or Mr. William Donaldson,
formerly of Charleftown, merchant, to fettle their refpe&ive ac
counts by the firft of May next, otherwise he will be under the disa
greeable necessity of placing themin the hands of an attorney at law
to be sued for.
A FEW GALLERY PEWS, in St. Michael's Church to
be hired, on very reasonable terms. Enquire of
JOHN M'CALL, jun. ) Church-
EDWARD LEGGF, fen. § Wardens.
Cbarhfonrn, < )th April, 1782. II„
ALL persons any wife indebted to the estate of William
Holiday, deceased, cr to Mrs. Sarah Holiday, are re
quelled to make immediate payment, to
# WILIAAM BLACKLOCK,
Ne# 12, Brpad-ftreet.
IRISH linens, Russia drabs
Printed linehs and callicoes
Indian chintz and jeans
Marseilles quilting
Corded and plain dimity
Princes ftuff and silk breeches
pieces
Persians, farfinets and ribbons
Men's silk and thread hoes
TRISH Linen
JL Flaxen and tow ofnaburgi
Irish Sheeting
Brown Russia ditto
Printed linen and cottori
Chintz and Callicoes
Muslin, Hbmhums
Cambrick, Lawn
Silk and thread gauze
Luteftring, Mode and Mantati
Bdmbazcen and Crape
Silk, thread and cotton flockings
Table-cloths
India Dimity and Jeans
Corduroy
Marseilles quilting
Broad-Cloth and Kerfeymires
Mens round and cocked hats
Oft'ich feathers and plumes
Playing cards
Writing paper
Leather, thread and silk gloves
ANTHONY ROXBURGH, & Co.
At No. 3 , Tradd-Street, opposite to Bedon's-Alley,
HAVE FOR SALE,
The following ARTICLES;
Which the, will dispose of on the mos reafmable Terms, for read, Mone,^
Fills of Exchange or Produce;
OLD Madeira Wine of the firil quality, by the quartercafc
or dozen . .
Old red Port ditto, bottled by Ramsay and Marshall
Old Sherry ditto in bottles
Shone's beff bottled Porter
Single refined Loaf Sugar in small loa+es
Muscovado and clayed Sugars by the barrel br smaller quantity
High proof Jamaica and Windward-Bland Rum by the hogfi
head or the gallon
Real Hollahdfe Geneva by the case or gallon
Old French Brandy'by ditto
Black Pepper, Muflard, Saltpetre, Raifiht, and several otheg
articles in the grocery way
Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea Teas
Cordage, Canvass, Paints and Oil, and several other article#
in the ihipchandlery way
Glass and Earthen Ware
Soap and Candles
Low priced Irish Linens and British Ofnaburghs by the piece.
N. B. A quantity of empty BOTTLES wanted, for which a ge#
' ncrous price will be given.
— - —— —
GEORGE THOMSON,
At his Store on Greenwood's Wharf, near the Lower-Market,
Has on Sale, very reasonable,
RUM, Brandy, Wine and Geneva
Queen's Ware Platos and Diffies
Tureens and all forts of Crockery neatly assorted
Mess Beef and Pork in barrels
Exceeding good Lewis's Philadelphia Flour
Befl Pearl Barley of Scotland
Venison Tongues
Negro-Cloth, Ofnaburgs, Sugar, Tea, &c.
A L S 0,
A large assortment of TIN and GLASS WARE.
N. B. Storage for goods. ||
TOBE LET,
A good dry CELLAR.
Fnnnire of Bentham & Sutcliffe, in Brorid-ftreet. ,
'rHE Creditors of the Estate of Sir John Colleton, ba-
I ronet, deceased, will be pleased to render a Rate of their
demands, and the debtors to make payment, to
ROBERT JOHNSTON, Administrator.
§th March, 1782. ||No. 2, St. Michael's Alley.
JOHN & WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Have imported in the Catharine, and other vessels from LONDON,
A general ASSORTMENT of
European and East-India GOODS,
Confiftirig chiefly of the following ARTICLES,
Which they are felling by Wholesale or Retail,
On ver, reasonable Terms,
At their Store, between No. 2 and 3, Tradd-Street,
FOR SA L E,
B, the PIECE or PACKAGE,
On ' THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS,
By ALEXANDER MACBETH,
No. 6, Elliot-street,
The following Articles, viz.
Crowley's broad hoes ,]
Broad and felling axesl
Sadd Irons
Rice Sieves
Frying pans and gridirons
Copper, tin and iron kettles
Cutlery and hardware in boxes
Saddles and bridles
Boots, soldiers ffioes and fhirtl
Check Shirts
Officers ditto
I Tea and table china
Tea and breakfaft setts of dittj
in boxes
Green, fouchong and bohea tea
Single and double refined Sugar +
Black pepper
Scented hair powder
Qbtton cards
Turpentine arid Windsor soap
A chest of medicines well assorted
A final! trunk of school books. ,
Durants and callimancoes
Womens callimancoe pumps
Ofnaburgs and fail cloth
Best London duffil blankets
Mens fine and course hats
Meris fine shoes and military ditto
Taylors thread
An assortment of Oznaburgs ditto
Loaf sugar. &c. &c.
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