The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-11-14 00:00:00, page 4

OSnabargs Scotch & German
Ticklenburgs
Russia Drabs, white and brown
Irish Linens 4-4 and 7-8, assorted
in Trunks
Hamburgh whited long Lawns
Holland ditto
,-8 plain and figured Lawns
White Lawn Handkerchiefs
3-4 Dowlas
Diaper Coatings
Ditto Table linen
Damask ditto
Russia Diaper
Huckabacks
Quad. Silefias
White Ppmeranias
Checks, Linens and Cottons
9-8 and 5-4 Irish Sheeting
Callicoes fine and coarse
Ditto assorted Patterns
Ditto Chintz Patterns
Ditto Furniture ditto
India Nankeens
Assortment of Lawn Handker
chiefs
Ditto Scotch Check ditto
Check Cotton Romalls
, Blue ditto
Persian Tarfaties
Silk Lungee Romals
New Silk ditto
Fine Chintz Morees
Cambricks and clear Lawns
Hosiery well assorted in Pack
ages
Assortment of Haberdashery
Ditto Womens and Maids Stays
Silk Gauzes, black and white of
all Sorts
Ditto Handkerchiefs ditto
Blaclt Love Handkerchiefs
Thread Lace and Edgings
Black Silk ditto and ditto
Ditto Barcelona Handkerchiefs^
assorted
Ditto half ell and 4-4 Modes
Ditto half ell and 3-4 Sartins
Ditto English Taffaties
Persians of assorted Colours
MENS and boys felt hats,
Ditto fafhionablc ditto
Linen and cotton checks
Ofnaburgs
Camblets
Crapes
Bombazines
Duffil blanketing
Yard-wide and 7-8 Irish linen
Stationary
Half-ell silk feather'd brocades
Half-ell silk long pile shags
Half-ell silk ihags
Half-ell silk velours
Superfine damask Griped Man
chester bed furniture
Drab pillow fuftians
Half-ell drab jeannets
Half-ell Dutch cord
Superfine yard-wide drawboys
Corded dimity
Yard-wide muflinets
King's cores
Figured honey combs
6-4 Indian blanketing
Rose blankets
Kerfeys
Welch plains
Half thicks
Shalloons and rattinets
Callimancoes
Half-ell feigc du barre
Drab plains
'Yorkshire cloths
Beaver cloth, variety of colours
7-4th fuperfine cloths
Printed Rodney cloths
Mock caffimire
Real caffimire
Superfine scarlet cloths
.Ditto uniform blue and white
Mambdies
Book muffin
Brown filefias
Blue paste handkerchiefs
Printed callicocs
Ditto cottons
Ditto linens
Ditto muslin chintz
Ounce thread from No. 7 to 44
London quality bindings
Cotton laces
Tapes
A good dry Back Store to be let.
Enquire as above.
HUGH RIS K, & Co.
BEG leave to acquaint their friends and the publick in
general, that they are about to give up the Vendue Business,
therefore hope that all those indebted to them on that account, or
any other, will discharge their refpe&ive balances before the end of
this month, as all accounts landing after that date, will be put into
the handsof an Attorney, without refpe& of persons.
They have hill a VARIETY of WET and DRY GOODS on
land, which will be fold very low for Cash or Government Bills.
HUGH RISK also takes this opportunity of acquainting the pub
lick, that he is under the negeffity of returning home as soon as the
Company's affairs can be fettled here, therefore hope his friends will
excuse this fhoft notice. Charlf^^ Nev, 10, 1781,|
JUST IMPORTED,
% the Ship Carolina-Packet, Capt. White, and the Hope, Capt.
Moorfom, from L 0 ND 0 N,
By JAMES WARINGTON,
A general Assortment of
European and East-India GOODS,
To be disposed of on the most reasonable Terms,
By PACKAGE or PIECE,
At his Store, No. 90, South Side of Meeting-Greet.
The Goods, among other Articles, conftfs of the following, viz.
LA WSO N & PRIC E, -
Have removed from St. Michaels Alley, to a new Store the South Side of
the Exchange, on the Pay,
And bale imported in the Hope, Capt. Moorfom,from London,
A general Assortment of
European and East-India GOODS,
~ Confiding of the following Articles,
JVbieb they trill diftofe of 4, the Piece or Package, on the mofo rea
sonable Terms, viz.
ISewing1 Sewing silks, variety of colours
Silk ferrits
Womens white tick and caffi-..
manco Stays
Chip hats
Coloured threads
Shirt moulds and wires
Corking pins
Skeleton wires
Flannels vAT'
Linfeys
Military hose
Worsted ditto
Silk ditto
Printed handkerchiefs
Bla& silk ditto
A great variety of gauzes
Ribbons '
Sattins
Mode handkerchiefs
Slick'd dowlas
3-4 diapers
Lawns
Russia huckaback
German linens
Durants
Moreens
Cotton romalls
Chintz patna
Persian taffaties
Cambricks
Duffils
Womens calamanco and leather
Shoes and pumps
Mens Shoes and boots
An assortment of fadlery
Ironmongery and Birmingham
goods
Jewellery
BruShes
Loaf sugar
Sugar candy
Starch
Scotch fnuff in bladders
Mufiard
Vinegar
Porter In barrels
Ale in baits
Tin and glass wars
Tin plates
Wire for tinner's use
Iron in bars
A variety of cordage.
Assortment of plain and fashion
able coloured Ribbons
Ditto Tiffanies
Superfine Broad Cloths
Mixed and Claret Coatings
Welch Plains
India Blankets and Duffih
7-4 Bays
Affortmt nt of Manchester Goods
Camblets, Durants and Rattinets
Callimancoes assorted
Shalloons ditto
Coat and Breast Buttons, plain,
plated and gilt
Gold and Silver Lace & Binding
Ditto Fringes assorted
Epaulets, Cords, Bands, Toffcls,
Cane and Watch Strings
OGrich Feathers and Plumes
Rich $-4 fifhionable, coloured
and plain Luteftrings
Green Umbrellas, Lutestring and
Sarfnet
Playing Cards
Mens fine Military cock'd Hats
Boys Fan ditto and brown Ruffs
Ladies riding ditto, blaclt and
coloured
Mens and Womens Shoes of all
Kinds, assorted in Packages
Boots and Slippers assorted, with
• the preceding Articles
BeG Perfumery assorted in small
Packages
Stationary ditto ditto
Sadlcry assorted
Pewter Ware ditto
Ironmongery ditto
Cutlery ditto"
Neat small walking Canes
Quarter Cales of Pickles
Assortment of Pickles, French &
and Spanish Olives, Anchovies,
Soy, Ketchup and Fiffi Sauce
in Hampers
Fine Sweet Oil
Pickled Tongues in Kegs
Durham Milliard
Assortments of frefh and choice
Drugs, &c. &c. &c. 4
CHARLES MORGAN,
Book-Binder and Stationer,
&gs Leave to inform bis Friends and the Publish, that be has receive in
the las Pfels from London, ayd now opening at Sis Shop, No, 106,
Bcoad-flreet, the following frefs SUPPLI, vies.
IMPERIAL,
Super Royal
Royal,
Medium,<
Demiroyal, m
. Thiele and thin Post, ►e
Foolscap, h
Pott,
Gilt Foolfcap, f
thicle and thin 4to Poll^
Lined ditto J
Blotting Paper
Prussian blue ditto
Embossed ditto
Sheathing and Wrapping ditto
Milliner's PaGeboard
Cake Ink
Black and red Inkpowder
Travelling Paper Cases
Black and red Lead Pencils
Large and small Slates
Slate Pencils
Leaden Flats
Sand Boxes
A L S 0,
Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books, Pfalra Books, Watts's Hymns,
nd Psalms, Psalters, Spelling Books, Primers, Schoolmaster's Aflift
ant. Copy Bboks, Children's Books, &c. &c,
r rHE partnership of John Butt and Anne Smeddig all
I being diffolyed, they request all persons indebted to them, to
fettle immediately. *L
WANTED, JOURNEYMEN TAYLORS. They mult
be compleat workmen, and will meet with good encourage
ment, by applying at No. 90, Meeting -Street.t
STRAYED or stolen on Sunday evening last from Mr.
Auxin's door, the corner of King-Erect and Broad-street, a
light bay Horse, about 14 hands high, with a new saddle and bridle,
the pad spotted, with Silver plated Girrups, maker's name ^batbley.
Any person that will return the horse, fee. to Capt. Thomas French,
at General De Lancey's, N 0.77,.77, King-Greet, Shall receive Une Guinea.
Should any of the above be offered for sale, it is reqUeGed the per
son or persons may be taken up. * c.
RUN away on the 17th inst. from the fubferiber, a likely
young negro wenc'n, named Jenny, formerly the property of
the Rev. Mr. Moses Allan, of Georgia; she is very black, about 20
' years old, speaks exceeding good English and is an excellent home
wench, dresses gay at time's having a quantity of eloathes, so that it
is impolitic to describe her drcis; Ihe has a relation at Mr. Sut
cliffe's and some on South-Bay. A reward of TEN DOLLARS
will be given for the apprehending and delivering her to me or t^e
Warden of the Sugar-house; also, a further reward of E GUI
NEAS on,conviction of her being harboured by any white person,
and THREE GUINEAS if by any negro or other Have. And Ido
hereby caution all matters.of veffeb from .carrying hej off, as they
may depend on being prosecuted to the utmost rigour of , e ^w.
Cbarlflown, 241 b October, 1781. J° 3 -''
'fc Guigiiard-ltreet, No. 4.
STOLEN or Grayed, two months ago, from the fubferiber,
a bright bay Horie, upwards of 14 hands high, branded ° n the
near Shoulder TF, has a small Gar in his forehead, and hath had
a fiftula, which has occasioned several white Spots on h,s withers.
A reward of Two Guineas will be paid to the person delivering the
said horse to me near Dorchester, or One Guinea, if already in his
Majesty's Service, for such information thereof as might be produc
tive of his value. STFPH'N CATER
100 November, ifo.
ABSENTED himfelf near 3 months ago, from the fab,
scriber's plantation near DorcheGer, a young hegro lad named
BII4LY 13 or 14 Years of age, hatli an impediment in his Speech,
efpccially when he is either hurried or feared, supposed to be decoy
ed. Whoever apprehends the said negro lad, and delivers him to
me at Dorchester, Shall -receive Three Guineas reward, or to the
Keeper of the Sugar-house ^ G^&s.
Lot! )November, 178x1 SiEr HEN CATER,
To be fold, by permission,
THE fubfcriber'3 HOUSE and LOTS at Ashley Ferry,
together with the plantation adjoining ; the Situation being so
well known as to render a description unnecessary. Likewise, the
remaining term of the said ferry, and a Tra& of Land containing
1200 acres, Situated at the Four Holes, being fit sot rice, corn, or
indigo, about 30'miles from Charleftown. For tetms treat with the
Subscriber, at No. 8, Orahge-ftreet.
EDWARD LEGGE.
FOR SA L E,
ten,,.ftg Two commodious, well finished,
^^^: Brick Tenements,
Almost new, No. I and 2 in Chalmers's-Alley, very
[0 @ ^ near an d convenient to the Bay, and each tenement
fufficiently roomy for a family of live or fix.. Enquire
at No. 90, King-Street.
Brown & Grant, Surgeons,
BEG leave to acquaint their friends and the publick, that
they arc now fettled at No. 85, Church-Street, where they have
a compleat collection of MEDICINES to fell at a very low advance*
N. B. An Apprentice wanted.
ALL persons anywise indebted to the late Roderick Mur
chison, are requeued to make immediate payment; and those
who have any demands against said estate, are desired to render
accounts of the fame on or before the third day of December next
ensuing, as a dividend of said estate is to be made on that day,.agree
able to law, by f DUNCAN M'R A, . .Administrator.
r ]THE fubferiber having leafed Mrs. Motte's wharf, 'tis ex
_L pe&ed vessels that come there will be aufwerable to him for
wharfage.—lt will soon be put in fucli repair as flipping may ly at
it with fafety, and a scale-house erected for their conveniency. He
purposes to keep an assortment of Liquors and dry goods at his Gore
on said wharf, Suitable and convenient for planter's, for which he will
take their produce in payment. A DRY CELLAR to hire, for the
Storage of sugar, rice, indigo or dry goods. fc.,
DALZIEL HUNTER.
Malt, Strong and Table Beer,
OF an excellent quality, brevted by the fubferiber in
Charleftown from rice malt, not inferior to nor distinguishable
from that made of barley, to be fold at a moderate price by the
ton, barrel, gallon, &c. any day of the week (Sundays excepted.)
Also to be fold, Annifeed, Clove, Mint; Orange and other excellent
Cordial Waters, and bell Stomachic Bitters.
Makers, &c. may be Supplied with Yeast ; and those who would
fatten hogs or feed tows, so as to give a flow of milk, may be fup
pliel with Brewer's Grains at sixpence per bushel, at No. 7, King-
Greet, by f WILLIAM HORNBY.
JAMAICA R TT'M,
MUSCOVADO SUGA R,
MADEIRA WIN E,
CORDAG E, &c.
FOR SAL E,
By THOMAS INGLIS.
Counting-House File^
Shining Sand
Egyptian Ink Stands, remarkable
for keeping the Ink moist, and
prevents it from thickening
Skins of Parchment
Parchment Prickers
Round Rulers
Ass Skin Memorandum Books
Etwee Cases
Pocket Books of various Sorts
Pounce and Pounce Boxes
Henry VIII- Highlander, And
Merry Andrew Cards
Gilt and plain Message and Vi
frting Cards
Quills of all Sorts
Ready made Pens
Blank Books of all Sorts
Red and black Sealing Wax
BeG Irifli Wafers
Penknives
&c. &c. &c.
Any person or persons having
PEW S in St. Michael's Church
TO HIRE OUT,
Will pleal e to intimate the fame to
ABRAHAM PEARCE, Undertaker,
No. 33, Broad-Greet.
N. B. Coffins and Funerals decently furnifhed; f
ELISABETH DEWEES,''
Begs Lecite to acquaint the Publick,
r-rHAT ftie has taken the house upon Williams's plantation,
JL occupied as head-quarters during the liege, which flic has opened
As a TAVERN and COFFEEHOUSE ;
- and where Ladies and Gentlemen may be accommodated, upon the
6 shortest notice, with Dinners, Tea and Coffee; and she hopes from
her attention in having the beG of each article, to give fatisfadion.|
0 HE fubferiber intending to embark for Europe in the
£ Spring, requests all persons to whom he is indebted, or to whom
his father at the time of his difeafq was indebted, to fend in their de
mands to be adjuGed and fettled; and those indebted to him or his
father's estate, are desired to make payment, on or before the 20th
of November inst. after which day all bonds, notes and books of
account ' due him, or the estate, will be put into the hands of Robert
Johnftone, Esq; Attorney at Law, to be sued for without further
notice or diGiu&ion. t ANDREW REID.
MASTERS of vessels and inhabitants of the town, may
be Supplied with BEER, at a reasonable price, at the
Brewery of Charleftown. tfc^t.
For L ON I) O N,
T^ Brigantine 11 ° ' E,
Capt. Richard Moorsom;
W Mounting fix carriage guns, is quite a new vessel, and
gf^Q^.a remarkable sass fairer, with men answerable, and will
fall'll,thclmddle of December, with or without convoy, agreeable
to the majority of the Shippers. For freight or passage, apply on
board the said vcffcl, or at Messrs. Lawson & Price's on the Bast
NICHOLAS WARINGTON,
Taylor Iff Habit-maker, from London,
BEGS leave to acquaint the Officers of the Army and Navy,
the Ladies and Gentlemen, and the Public in general, that he
has taken the house, No. 90, in Meeting-Greet, where he has laid
in a fafhionablc assortment of cloths, silks, cotton goods, laces an
various other articles, proper for making up frits ol eloathes and
lady's riding habits in the peweft and nioft elegant tafte^ Ladies an
Gentlemen who may be pleated to favour linn with their cornrnan >,
may depend on naving their orders executed with the greatest punc
tuality and difpntch, upon the moG reasonable terms.
Joshua Lockwood, Watchmaker,
VfrHOSE abilities are well known in America, again works
W at his business; he may be found next-door to No. 1, Broad
' Greet; he keeps no Prop, and will undertake none but good work;
I will do justice and have his price.—He wants a few good watcti
materials. . ? 1
Left in my house, No. 37, on the Bay, a red painted halt
Cl,eftof Drawee s; it had four drawers an 1 a cupboard, in which weft,
; fnudry harbours, cutters and keys for a sett of watch engines. 3
perfonthat will inform me where they are, will be thankfully
warded if required.
SUPPOSED to be delivered through mihake in June last,
from the London, Capt. Rainier, a BOX marked 1 S, contain
ing two large, glazed pi&ures, one of Mr. Dawkins and
with a view of the ruins of Palmyra; the other a view of
town. Whoever has received the box, will be plcafcd to return i.
Capt Rainier or Ml*. Greenwood. , 1 ,
UN from the fubferiber lad Wednelday
a young negro man named GIBB, country born, foiniiry -
p^erty of Mr. Beatty, and lived with Mr. Fi, bond a
time, well known in town, little pitted with the small pox,"
away with him a fuftian coat and waistcoat, and corduroy re^
Five Guineas will he given to any person who will deliver him to
Sugar-House, or the fubferiber; and Ten '
person harbouring said fellow. J'"''' "<?7At,
§tl October, I7oL | H 0.74,.74, ^tauaA-
Imported in the Ship Carolina-Packet, Capt. White, and a
Friendfllip, Capt. Stead, from LONDON, ''
By CROOK & BEARD,
No. 91, Chiirch-fttect,
The following ARTICLES, viz.
BLUE and white negro cloth
Duffil blankets
Yorkshire cloths
Striped and plain Bath coating
Ditto linfeys
Red, brown and green baize
Superfine scarlet, blue, dfab & b
thcr fafhionablc coloured cloths
Buff; white, scarlet and blue
Kerfeymires
Variety of second cloths
Ready-made fafhionablc coats
Dimity waistcoats and breaches
Neat leather ditto
Boots and Ihoes
Childrens Morocco & blade shoes
Womens callimanco ditto
White and coloured silk iiofe
Spun silk ditto
Thread, cotton & worsted ditto
Good assortment of hats
Ditto Manchester
Oil, silk and lawn umbrellas
Perfumery
Patent fliining liquid blacking
Wine vinegar in half hogsheads
Porter in barrels
KINGSLEY ^TAYLOR,
No. 16, Broad-Greet,
Kaxe just imported in the Britannia, Samuel Ball Mafler, from
LONDON,
SUNDRIES as under,
Which they ,ropof felling by the Piece, Package or Retail, on very low
Terms, Jor Cajb, good Fills or Produce, Indigo of any Quality or in
a")' ^guniity taken in Payment.
IJRINTED Linens, Cottons, Callicocs and Muslins
Printed and checked Handkerchiefs
About 800 Pieces of 3-4, 7-8 and Yard-wide Irish Linens, of
all Prices
9-8 and Ell-wide Irish and Russia Sheeting
Mullins, Cambricks and I.av ns of all Sorts
Bleached and dyed Drabs, Russia Duck and Towelling
Huckaback and Diapers of all Widths and Prices
Clouting Diaper and Table Cloths of all Sorts
Striped Ticking and Ofnaburgs
Checks, Stripes and Manchester Goods of every Kind.
In short, a compleat Assortment of Linen Drapery in all ft,
Branches.
LHfewile, Womens and Childrens Shoes of all Sorts
Silk, Cotten and Thread Stockings, &c. Ac, &c.+
Filie Florence oil in flafks
Cases of pickles
Ditto of Durham mustard
Hag&ads of earthen ware
Cases of glass and china
A gteat choice of tin ware
Hard ware
Curry combs and brushes
Bellows
Rice and flour sieves
Hair and lawn ditto
Brushes and mops
Broad hoes, felling ales & fa'
A variety of elegant buttons
A good assortment of handker.
chiefs
Bordets, vellure, fcyall, Bran,
iwick and tiflues
Feather'd fattins and silk shags
Fine Griped linfeys
Velvet, fattin and silk waistcoat
fliapes
Sewing silk and twist
Painter's oil and colours
A coufignment of printed books
niulick, &c. &c.