The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-06-12 00:00:00, page 1

LIST of PRIZES drawn on Friday, 14/b June, 1782.
Prizes of ICO Dollars—4B76, 1622.
Prizes of 50 Dollars—422B, 5373.
Prizes of 20 Dollars— 199, 5724, 411, 20, 1133, 1603, 4673.
Prizes of 10 Dollars— 3132, 4264, 4032, 4889, 1472, 5095,
451, 2392, 834, 1582, 4704, 3326, 5427," 2385, 2036, 4611,
I 1692, 2578, 3596, 3903, 1732, 886, 966, 5089, 1927, 2995,
1584, 4801, 1639, 166, 2321, 2711, 5978, 5079, 3695, 2424,
3054, 3971, 1765, 5765, 5370, 2863, 3809, H 95, 5397, 5415/
15713, I°> 377, 1597, 4289, 3361, 4140, 4265, 5576, 1270,
1 722, 3866, 4251, 281, 4343, 5851, 2169, 3442, 3689, 327,
1672, 496, 2881, 2306, 2132, 2556, 711, 2110, 3648, 5438,
5983, 3044, 4472, 1242, 5034, 392 f, 3732, 1529, 2878, 4593,
3748, 3824, 5788, 976, 4814, 2831, 320, 2652, 1483, 37<7,
430; 786, 2138, 1-71, 2670, 354 33°6, 4684, 1591, 777,
4430, 4073, 4340, 5801, 5043, 2667, 600 c, 2620, 1651, 5693,
42'85, 5989, 1492, 4303, 4336, 1743, 194, 652, 5454, 100,
733, 2722, 1933, 677, 870, 2755,2195, 1154, 4894, 4030,
5742; 439, 141, 95, 4180, 2565.
PRIZES drawn this day, the lstb of Junes
Prize of 1000 Dollars—294o.
Prizes cf 100 Dollars—4B2o, 3978.
Prizes of .50 Dollars—sß,o, 3220, 4683, 3088, 2714.
Prized of 20 Dollars—3369, 3150, 3386, 3051, 3826, 3912,
I 3,214, 4486, 3061, 3521,5614, 305.
Prizes of 10 0011ar.%
$589, 798, B^2, 5064, 79% 3742, 1016, 764, 4.431, 4205,
1454, ilk:, 5985, 534% 35.19, ^471, 5185, 2643, 2700, 4025,
I 5471, 4107, 99, 4561, 4984, 4055, 5570, 3-72, 4509, 1621,
' 4070, 154, 2421, 755, 1306, 1550, 3917, 4652, 5365, 4723,
2223, so 9, 1061 515, 943. 1864, 2983, 598, 3208, 3438,
; 848, 1500, 3^B, 5086, 2308, 1686,. 3235, 2973, 3680, $747,
14.2=4, 4738, 3316, 5323, 5263, 2797, 2209, 2998, 3.152, 3750,
1363, 3393, 2114, 1:35, 1627, 2066, 633 4406, 2586, 2837,
<074, 3547, .936. 2534, !-?<, 3319> 4497, 1449, 1555, 4691,
h6r, 4697, 458, 3121, 4662,, 86r, 3628, 407, 38, 304,,
20, 9 44, 2541, 4089, 559, 436°, 2207, 3631, 4513, 695,
3^, 592% 3'B3^, 3^5, 5143, 3666, 862, 2741, 4471, 2793,
h$ 40/3, 3587, 1886, 3127, T2ST, 3797, 5342, 5712, 58,7,
4439, <O2, ,3141, 3954, 5839. !4°9, !779 $ 1273, 4W, 19%
5746, 3676, 841, 4888, 5706, 4213,.3994, 690, 2930, 5982,
4^94. 3050 1'62, 2242, 2038, 210, 3164, 4455, 2,68, 2238,
3884, 5550, 2269, 1135, 2258, 815, 1168, 6c6, 4517,
The Editors of this Paper have, this day, been favoured
with the following Card,
A CARD:
A Number cf the Gentlemen of Captain Morris's Company
prefect their compliments to the Editors of the Royal
Gazette, and request they may be informed, who it was that
fern them for publication, the Song which appeared in their
lah paper, Entitled, “ Morris's Volunteers ;" as they have
r< rto believe, it was not meant as a compliment to their
Company, but, on the contrary, as an intuit.
Gbailefown, sane i,th,ffy..,
r n m Ever to tee above wd, the Editors have to assure the
CendemtP who sent it, that V ey arc entirely ignorant of the
author of the Song they nenticu, as they received it inclofed
in a note,,having no other fifoatlre tarn the letter C. They
a'fotahe'this opp^rtm Ty of declaring, that when they gave
it a place in theii pape% it was under the belief of its being
wf /'eri by one of their 'own Company, who wished, by that
means, tpdo ju^ce toC - merit of his fiiends; and had they
conceived it would have ivemthe imalleil offence, they cer
tainly would never have inerted it.
Charlestown Price-Current.
PARKE R'S-F ERR Y, Ma,o9.
By a vessel from the Weft-Indies, lately arrived at George-
Town, we learn that the British loft three line of battle ships
in the late engagement with Count de Grade, and that the
expedition against Jamaica would still be carried on. Compte
de Cuichen having arrived, the combined fleet on this expe
dition is tyd to consist of 6,fail of the line.
On the 21st inst. Gen. Wayne receiving intelligence of the
?nemy being out in force from Savannah, At or near Harris's
bridge on the great Ogecchce road, 7 miles from town, put
CHARLESTOWN, June 15.
YESTERDAY his Majesty's sloop of war Vulture return
ed to this Port from a criuze.
By the Ht.fdred [Five Ecorej|
Pounds Weight.
Rice - 18$. a.2os|
Superfine floor - 3^B.
2d ditto - 265.
Ship Bread -30 s.
Corn Elades .- gs. 4d
Mefcovado Sugar -50 s. a 70s.
Bar Iron °- - 28§.
By the Pound.
Indigo, heft purple and copper 55.
Ditto 2d - js. gd. a 45.1
Ditto ordinary . - 2s. 6,d.
To^cco Bd. a Ts. 2d.
Deer SB ns, Indian dressed 2s.
Ditto in the Hair 14a. a i6d.
Baver Skins 4s. 6d. a ss.
Haws - Is. 6d.
Fallow - , - Is.
B^o Wax - Is. qd.
Srermacety Candles 4s. Bd. a ss.
Chocolate 2s. 3d. a 2s. 6d.
Raisins in calks - gd.
Almonds in shell is, 6d. a Is. Bd.
Hyfon Tea - , 16s. a 18s.
Green ditto 7s. a 7s. 6d.
Bohea ditto 33. a 3s. 3d.
Candles, tallow, aphid is, 2d.
Ditto . dipt, - Is.
Soap - - lid. a is.
Coffee - - 9 ( h
trifle Butter Bd. ais. 2d.
Single ref. L. Sugar - ißd.
Double ditto Is. lod.
By the Barrel.
Turpentine - 455.
Pitch - -43 - 6( h
Vol. IL
ROYAL
From W EDNESDAY, June 12,
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
I Tur -40 s.
I C'rrgo B&f - 90$.
IMefs Beef - loos.
Cargo Pork -110 s.
M~fs Pork - 1205.
By the Bushel.
Indian Cern - 8^
Turk's Island Salt - 2s.
By the Foot.
Jamaica Mahogany. - is.
By the 100 Feet.
}lnch Boards -21 s. gd.
i^ ditto . . . 255.
1% ditto - 275. 6d.
2 Inches - ° 30s.
Featheredge ditto -20 s.
Scantling, 4by 4, to 6by 6 255.
Ditto 8 by 8, to 8 by 10 30s.
Ranging Timber 10 by 10?
to iabyiz 6' S °
By the Cord.
Oak Wood - - 235. qd.
Pine Wood - -14 s.
By the Pipe.
Madeira Wine, firft > , a ^
quality
2d ditto 5 401. a 45L
Port ditto 401. a 451.
Lifboh ditto - 371.^ 401.
By the Gallon.
Rum, Jamaica - 7s. 6d. a Bs,
Ditto W. India 6s. 3d. a 6s. 6d.
Geneva, Holland - 7s.
Brandy, French - 98. 46.
Molasses - - 4s.
By the Hogshead.
I London Porter - 91.
in motion a party of troops. The only rout to the enemy's
position, was through a tremehduous swamp, of near four
miles extent, with many deep and dangerous morasses to pass ;
however the experience and gallantry of the officers, and the
steady bravery cf the troops surmounted every difficulty, and
at 13 o'clock at night brought them in fight of the enemy, who
were discovered advancing in good order: notwithstanding
this circurnftance and the great disparity of numbers, (our real
being yet at a confideiable distance) our final! van guard con
fining of Lieut. Col. Pofcy's light company under Capt. Parkcry
and a few dragoons under Captain Hughes, and Lieut. Boyer,
conducted by Col. White, charged with such vivacity, as
(without the use of powder) to put to a fhameful route the whole
of the enemy's fo/ce, amounting to 400 men und r Col. Brown.
The almost impenetrable thick woods, deep swamps and mo
rasses, into which they plunged, and the cover of the night,
secured them from total ruin. The enemy h^d about 50 killed
a few wounded, and a number of prisoners-taken, among the
latter is Lieut. Col. Douglass, said to be dlngeroufly wound
ed. Between twenty and thirty dr;goon%orfes ell into ow
hands, and a great number,are yet straggling in the swamps
without riders, and such is the dispersed state ufboth dragoons
and infantry, that they continue dropping in by twos and
threes every day, mostly disarmed.
Our Toss on this occalion amounts only to five killed and two
wounded.
June 5. A correspondent observes, that the late British
gazettes ,announce “ that Mr. Laurens had a conference for
upwards of two hours with Lord Sandwich at the Admiralty;
who, through the medium of Dr. Frankhn, is veiled with powers
from Congress for treating of a separate peace with Great-Bri
tain.
" That Mr. Adams who is at the Hague, has received a
power from Congress for a like treaty.
" That Congress are heartily tired of a French alliance; in
ftcad of coming here to assist us as allies, they adt as if they
intended to be cur matters, and;
'' That Dr. Franklin had been charged to declare to France
the disapprobation of Congress to her conduct."
But how will those round aflertions itand supported, when
the publick may be assured that Congress have rejected their
fpeci>u. ;cc ation of offenfive war againtt us with the contempt
itdeserves?.
Meer forgeries again had recourse unto, in hopes to induce
the timid and credulous into a belief that our alliance totters,
and to continue to them the delufioA with which they have
been ail along blinded, by which, if they will not open their
eyes they will be led ere long to utter ruin.
Extr^a of a letter from Ninety-Six, dqted the if inst.
" By late advices from the back and interior parts of the
country, we have the most ph^ting nrexpedt ofa molt plentiful
harvest, and luxurious corps of every .kind, perhaps beyond
what is usual in this country. The few tories that home time
ago lurked among the bushes and swamps in several parts of
this state, now find tltemfelves unfafe, and with either to make
their peace with their injured countrymen, or retreat to places
under American government, where they are not known, the
latter many of those wretches have already done.
A Colonel Black with fix or eight tories, was the other day
followed by means of a dog upwards of 100 miles, himfelf and
all Iris party would have been ta^en, had not the horses of the
pursuers failed. About the fame time a small party of noted
villains, came out of the Indian grounds, burned feme houses
and committed other irregularities in the vicinity of Ninety-Six;
they were immediately by the fame means followed and the
whole killed and taken, except one who made his escape. We
never before have had so well grounded an expectation of to
tally freeing the country from a few villains common enemies to
all civilized government, and,who are devoid of every good
principle.
The late scheme of training dogs to follow human trad, suc
ceeded beyond o^r most rarfed expeditions, a little attention
in railing some of the most sagacious of that kind in every neigh
bourhood would more conduce to the fifety of the inhabitants
than any embodied parties of men.—When any rascal knew
that he wc° Id be followed in all his windings, he would be very
cautions of entering such a part of the country, knowing that
he would have but little chance to escape."
Capt. Smith of the light troops, ou Sunday night crossed
AJbley river with a final! party, to a house between the Quar
ter-House Ind Charleftown, where he made a Lieut, of the
Volunteers of Ireland, and a German baron, who had resign
ed his commiflion, prisoners and brought them off. The late
ness of the hour prevented much more con fiderable fnccefs.
P U BLICK AUCTION.
~ On TUESDAY the 18th Day of June instant,
At No. I, on tbe Bay,
TEN calks choice Virginia Tobacco, for Garrifen Confumptron
40 firkins choice Rose Butter
10 Boxes Candles
10 Hampers Cheese
20 Barrels frelh Flour
I Calk Shrub, I ditto Calcavella
I Calk bottled Porter
I Hoglhead ditto
2 Hogsheads Malmfey Wine
I Cask Essence of Spruce
10 Calks of excellent Raisins
A few bundles of tilted Steel
A trunk of Irilh Linens
Nankeens and Raffia Sheeting.
At TWELTE o'clock fofd,,
7 Calks of Indigo, by R. NORRL%
Who has to dispose of,
A few calks choice Aug^ftine Orange Juice, an elegant as
sortment of Jewellery, English, French and Philadelphia Flour, Muf
covade and Loaf Sugar, Bar Iron and Blister Steel, Coarse Hats and
Caps, Military Shoes, Boys and girls ditto ; with a large assortment
of Dry Goods, Choice Mess and Cargo Beef and Pork in barrels,
half barrels and tierces, Wine in pipes and half pipes, &c. &c.
T"' creditors o f the estate of John Duvall, deceased, are
£ (Tefired to render in their accounts; and those indebted to make
payment to ELISABETH DUVALL, Administratrix,
Who acquaints her friends, and the publick in general, that
the has entered Into copartnership with Mr. and will carry on
the bufir.cE as usual. §^
(6^s'\ | °$^^& ^
&lOw^bl.
THE
CA7FTTF
to S A TUR DA Y, June 15, 1782.
COO KE & WEB B,
Will have for Sale,
On TUESDAY next, 18th June,
At their Store, No. 107, Brpad itr^et,
A VARIETY of
Liquors, Provisions and Dry Goods,
ALS O,
A Riding Chair and harness compleat.
And, Some Furniture. ' ,
T^ be Sold by i4uclion.
On MONDAY the Bth day of July next,
By COOKE & WEB B,
At the late Mr. Benjamin Barf r's H< us, No. 48, on th@
north tide of Tradd-ftreet,
Pufuant to bit left iciN and ,'Tefe, .cut.
All his Real and Personal Estate,
Consistingof
Several Valuable N EGRQ E S,
Among whom is a Negro Fellow, a good Painter arid Glazier.
AL S O,
All his household and Kitchen F U R.
NITURE, PLATE, &c.
A Lady's GOLD WATC ^ v ry Elegant one Stiver ditto,
GOLD RING , C UNA, & .
A CARPENS LR WORK SHOP, 60 feet long, and 18 <rf
wide, which must be removed from the premiles- ten da^a c.the
Sale.
Sundry Carpenters Tools, Work-Benches, Locks, Hinges,
&c. 26 Pyr Window Bram 6,,with Safh^s and hu ters, cornel at;
7 Fair V, indoiv-F met. with Shutter for a woodne hm-'e; -evera|
pannell doors, and 33 Pair of large Sashes, with a variety cf oihe#
Articles.
AN D,
At b'ElPu ,r%;fti v milb° put r,fo <S 'e,
t Ahe HOUxE and LOT, containing 60 feet wide, 357 ' t
deep, more or iels; of whicii imm-diafe pofiedion may »e ha : 'I na
book is exceedingly neat, and wed calculated fora to- 1 mm , LS'
every conveniency about it, and is very pleasantly ft at- d
• A L s 0,
' w ? LOT Sin Elliot-street, nearly opposite Bedon'r Alley,
containing in the whole 39 feet 8 inches on Elliot 1 reel in it
depth northwardly 87 feet, more or left.
'[wo LOTS in Queen ftrect, 40 feet wide, and 100 feet
deep, each having ce4.r w'a!!g
7.:;^ wTibofn at NINE n't; -
The CONDITI )NS are Cash, or Goveinment bills, WEE fy
must be complied with, before the property i- a'tered, 01 rem # c.
All persons indebted to the above Estate are requeued to
difeharge the fame as soon as cffible; ant those vhr h v ay e*
mands, are defined to bring them, properly tt?fled, to
Juv 4'6 1782 'OHN V A ' ^ ^ F rr^r.
f UB L 1 C K J L
On THURSDAY the ilth of July next,
At T£'N o'clock i # tb N^^ii'G
WILL BE DISPOSED O F,
By COOKE & WB 88,
• At their Store in Broad-Str f t.
All the EFFECTS of Capt. rinurew Reid,
de&afed,
Consisting or
Several valuable NEGROES,
Among whom arc Ship 'Carrenters and Rope Maker:
ALSO
The Houlhcld & Kitchen FURNITT h %
Ihe Conditions of th, S: 'e w ill lie ma elo ovrrn that Da ,b,
ROBE T JOHNSON, 7
JOHN WAGNER, [ Executory
Who requel all those who have any just Dem°n s againri fa
Estate, wld liver in their Accounts, pro erly atte rd, to © her f
them; and those indebted, to difeharge rhe 1 me as soon as |ogiLs
TO BE LE T,
And immedi te Foffeffirt will so Aq%
The DWELLING-HOUSE, wherein tie deccaGd CapG
Reid lately lived, in Elliot street, and afo :Lc fhep pen / c f 4
la, fronting 'h* street.
FOR SAL E,
Ac TU RNE R'S Store,
No. ~, Church-street, near the corner of Tradd-f < # r,
I ADIES caps, fattin, silk rind ftuff fhors, ladies h ir cit-
A fhions, braids, curls, and gentleman's ques of t.-c nc^ett
fafliion, bell double MarchaLd hair powder, Orris and : lain French,
ditto, essence of lemons, offence bf bTg & mo, lav r er wa t,
role and other perfumed water, chemical, aimond and r fe uadi -
balls, French and English pomatums, foft ditto French an 1 frclifo
in pots, double and single hair pins, shaving powder, Ih.v ng 'o %
hornets, offense of pearl and pearl dentifrice, queen ware, lai £
quilt beam,, heelyards, weights and fcalcs of all cze, garden feeds,
Stationary, children's books, fpeiling boons, flats and slate pencils,
loaf sugar, powder ditto, and Mufcovado ditto, rice iieves, betted
porter, corks, wine glasses, tumblers Fe. n afqtwrrds vTLe scare
nets, course Irilh linens, fuperfine broad scarlet cloth, chiidreu'e
morrocco shoes, wire rat and mouse traps.
Which he will fell much cheaper than any in to^n
To be fid, at No. 6, Meetingfbiet, on Tu jd , nxt be 18.^
" l d* "' Publics Sale, at Four o'clock n th° After 00?,
THE Frame of a House, 35 by 18 feet two story high, each
flory nine feet; also, a fet.of ni dow and doer frames, wh
doors doors and shutters compleat, which will suit either a wooden
or a brick-house.%
RUN away from tne fubferiber the 23d of May last, a ne*
gro boy hamed TOM, about seventeen years of age, s v< ,
artful, and having a pass signed by Col. Robert Ballingall no not bt
will attempt to hire himfelf out. This is to for warn all persons
whatever from hiring or harbouring the said buy ; and al maders
of vessels from carrying him off the province. A reward cf ONE
GUINEA will be paid to any person delivering him to the ke- pr,
of the Sugar-House, or to WuuAM Burt, at No. J, o@um-&g>
Cbarlfi/wH, tgth, 1782$
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