The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-03-21 00:00:00, page 3

A YOUNG MAN who can write a tolerable hand, is ac
quainted with accounts, and can be well recommended
for his integrity, sobriety and attention, may hear of a place
by enquiring at Wells's Stationary and Book Store, No. 71,
Tradd-ftreet. . J-
To be fold for Case, on Thursday the 12tb Day of April next, at the
Plantation of Mr. William Harvey, on Afeley-River,
THE personal estate of the deceased Mr. William Wilson,
I confiding of thirteen negroes, feme plate, houfhold furniture,
and a London-made chaise. But few of the negroes having had the
small pox, is the rcafon of their being fold in the country.
MARY WILSON, Executrix.
Those persons who have legal demands on the said estate, are re
queued to make them known immediately ; and those indebted are
required forthwith to difeharge their refpe&ive obligations. *b.
JOHN MAYOTT,
No 38, on the BA Y,'
Has imported its the Ship London,
A large and general Assortment of'
European and East-India GOODS,
Which he will fell very reasonable for Case or Government Bills, viz,
DUFFIL blankets, Welch plains, ratteens, fwanfkins, flan
nels, broad cloths, kerfeymires and fhalloons; a general aflort
meht of haberdashery, millinary and hosiery ; ofnaburgs, Scotch I
rish and Russia Iheeting; fail cloth from No. I to 8 ; durants, calli
mancoes, bombazines, princes fluff, mantuas, tobines, fattins, flo,
rentines, perfians, tissues and poplins; a general assortment of Man
cheder goods; mens and boys fafhionable hats, common negro
ditto; tin ware assorted; paper hangings for rooms; fadlery;
bohea green and hyfon teas; double and single refined loaf su
gar; black pepper, fpiqes, raisins and currants; ftationafy abort
ed; coarse and fine shoes and boots, ladies silk and callimanco
shoes ; a general assortment of Birmingham goods; Highlander's
and Harry's playing cards ; seines from 25 to 50 fathom ; whipping,
seine and sewing twine ; filling and Hambro' lines , tarred and white
cordage ; paints, oil and bruflies ; pickles, Florence oil and mus
tard ; a small assortment of perfumery; 7-8 and yard wide Irilh
linens, brittanias, dowlas and diaper, Russia drabs and raven's
duck; callicoes, chintz and printed linens; furniture cottons, brown
hollands, printed pulicat, Scotch and other handkerchiefs, kentings,
minionet muffins, damask table cloths, ginghams, alligars and
carridaries: Queen's, china and glass ware, assorted; wax and tal
low candles; best of quilled and powdered bark; glauber s salts,
Turlington's, Fryer's and Stoughton's drops; linen and cotton check
shirts, Irish ditto, and a general assortment of flops; silver, metal
and tortoise-shell watches; sundry watch-maker's tools and materials;
quadrants and spying glasses; excellent rose butter, Gloucester and
Cheshire cheese, both very frefh; cloaths, buckle, hat and shoe
brushes; broomheads and blackballs; green silk umbrellas; porter
in bottles and hogsheads, excellent elaret in liogfheads, French and
Spanish brandy, French and English flour very frefh; Port, Lisbon
and Vidonia wine in bottles; bar and bolt iron; blidered steel and
English steel; 4d. 6d. icd. I2d. 2od. and sheathing nails; a general
assortment of ironmongery and plantation tools.t
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Mrs.An stisDurfey,
deceased, are desired to make immediate payment ; and
all to whom the said estate is indebted, are desired to bring in
their accounts, properly attested, to
WILLIAM DAVIE,) Executors
Marche, 1781. JAMES MILES, ) Executors.
RUN away from the fubferiber the 27th of January last,
a negroe fellow, called Prince, about 21 years of age, and
abgut 5 feet 6 inches high, rather Him made, with his conntry marks
on his face, talks very good Ehglifn and is very a&ive; a carpenter
by trade, and has been employed in the Quarter-Mader-General's
Department in Charleftown, likewise at Monck's Corner, but was
delivered to me by orders from the said department, since which he
made his escape; he had on when he went away, a short blue jacket
and a pair of leather breeches ; he has been seen a few days ago at
the Quartermader’s yard in town. Whoever delivers the said negro
to me in Charleftown, shall receive Two Guineas reward; and if on
conviction of his being harboured by a wliite person Four Guineas, if
by a negro Three Guineas. SAMUEL BAAS,
March 17, 1781. 1 No. 35, on the Bay.
To be Let, and may be entered on in a few days,
A Convenient small HOUSE, with a store and dry cellar,
at the east end of Tradd-ftreet. For further particulars,
enquire at Wells's Book store, No. 71, Tradd-ftreet. f
For SaVANNAH, (in Georgia)
The Shi P RETRIEVE,
Alexander Caldcleugh, Mader;
Carries 20 guns and 60 men, will positively fail on Sa
&="""''""'ttirday next. For freight, apply to the Captain on
board, off Greenwood's wharf, or to William Hamilton, N 0.41,
on the Bay.J
^ For St. AUGUSTIN E,
The Sloop SWIF T,
James Wallace, Mader;
Is n °' v ""'' to "' '" freight; file is a remarkable
X'^T^^ fad sailer, and mounts four carriage guns. For freight
^=^==^() r passage, apply to said captain on board at the Fish-
Market wharf, to Bryden & Allen, No. I, Tradd-ftreet, or
1 JOHN &ADAM TUNNO.
S'^ty For LuNDOrt or eifewhere.
The Ship ARN O,
A prime sailer, burthen about 8 or 900 barrels of rice,
good repair, well found and manned, mounting eight
' 11 T - = guns, is now ready to take on board, and will fail with
or without convoy. Any person defirous'to charter or bespeak freight,
may apply to Capt. Furse on board the ship at Motte's wharf, or
WILLIAM & JAMES CARSAN,
No. 3, Tradd-ftreet.
For BRIS T O-LT
OT^ffl To fail -with Convoy,
The Ship Torbay,
d=^Z John Mathie, Matter;
Burthen about 75° barrels of rice, part of her cargo already engaged ;
for freight of the remainder, or for passage, apply to said matter on
board, or to THOMAS INGLIS.
For LO N 1) O
With Convoy,
T '' e Brigantine T A KTA R,
Oliver Coates, Mader;
Burthen aSout 1200 Barrels of Rice, mounting 10 fix Pound
ers, Men answerable. For Freight or Passage, apply to ffie
Captain on board the said Brig, lying at Burn's Wharf, or to
t William Smith, No. 33, Bay.
F ° r PORTSMOUTH,
In Virginia,
The Brigt. Friendship,
7 am es M'A/pine, Master;
Lying at the Fish-Market Wharf, now taking
' n freight, and will fail with the lirft convoy
For freight or passage, enquire of the matter
e n board.
Negroes Names Owners Names.
Abraham Mr. Smith
Piggy Ditto
Nero Ditto
Billy Ditto
Caesar Ditto
Jonas Roupell.
John Fraser
Pompey Navy Prisoner
Jacob Stanyarne
James Greenhill
LIST of NEGROES in the Quarter-Master General's De
partment.
Negroes Names Owners Names.
Sam Mr. Collins
Handy Bonnoit
Jacob Laurens
Frank Podell
Dick Simmons
Billy M'Crea
John Chandler
Jemmy Edwards
Stepney M'Gregor
Manuel Drake
Smart Fraser
Torn Herriot
Cyrus Simmons
Dublirt Adamson
Toney Blake
Joe Smith
Prince Potts
Prince Walderham
Scipio Baddeley
Othello Chefnut
Jupiter Swinton
Mingo Potts
Galby Harvey
Primus Bowler
Jacob Henderson
May Augen
Prince Drake
Prince Daniel
Peter Skinner
Sam Collins
Cuffey Collins
Tom Saunders
Harry Drake
Guy Keith
Dublin Keith
Prince White
Cato Lawrenton
Peter Michau
Tom Herriot
Ben Matthewes
Tom Bee
Charley Simmons
Prince Barkley
Dublin Thompson
Jack Case
Dick Wilkinson
Job Bricken
Sam Faugh
Billy Walters
Dick Fickling
Crifpin Houth
Will Wilson
Sampson Walters
Will Roach
Cuffey Walters
Harry Frierfon
Jack Tener
Jack Laurens
Pompey Laurens
Andrew Broughton
Tom Saunders
Negroes Names Owners Names.
Toby Mr. Bowman
Flander Pawling
Prince Scott
Will Fuller
Frank Fuller
Sampson Fuller
Sam Wade
Sampson M'Pherfon
Ben M'Pherfon
Peter M'Pherfon
Sampson M'Pherfon
Falftaff M'Pherfon
He&or Smith
Smart Edwards
Morris Lampriere
Joe Lewis
Mercury Elliott
July Hume
Saby Barnet
Toney Dobbin
Abraham Kolb
Jacob Poftell
Cato Wilkins
Paul Smith
Moses Mazyek
Jupiter Harrington
Sam Da Costa
Plymouth Ford
Billy Donn
Toney Donn
Joe Farr
Monday Wilson
Sam Hopton
Cxfar Gray
David Gray
Peter Hamilton
Jacob I.ewis
Jack James
Bob Murrell
Sam Elliost
Isaac. Wood
LIST of NEGROES in the Commissary Generad's Department
in Cbarlefown, February 22. 1781.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP of Hare & Denniss being
nearly expired, they request all persons anywise indebted
to them, to call and fettle as speedily as possible; and all those
to whom they are indebted, are desired to fend in their ac
counts immediately. *i. Charleflown, March 14, 1781.
LIST of NEGROES employed in the Barrack Master's
Department.
No. 90, Church-Street,
A Great assortment of fafhionable coloured fuperfine
broad cloths, with scarlet Uniform, black and Navy blues,
white and buff kerfeymires, milled drabs, second cloths, plain and
flriped Bath coatings, blue and white negro plains, duffil blankets,
flannels, Colcheder and drapery bays, corduroys, cotton de nifms,
ribbed delures, figured, plain and corded India dimities, figured
tissues, Mancheders, plain and printed jeannets, plain and bordered
Marseilles quilting, printed shapes, fuperfine India nankeens, Prin
cess fluff, florentines, men and womens best and common London
made shoes; a fafhionable assortment of rich fancy and common
buttons, with silk, twist, buckrams, cotton linings, &c. &c.
N. B. The above will be disposed of on the most reasonable terms;
has no objection to take produce in return.
IMPORTED in the Ship Arno, and to be fold by
EDWARD CROOK,
Negroes Names Owners Names.
Toney Mr. Townibend
Jack Walters
Harry Chifolm
John Dennis
Petpr Skinner
June Doughty
Bob Izard
Bob Coutrier
Lioness Howard
Friday Williams
Hercules Sams
Tom Rivers
Matthias Waring
Isaac Hamilton
Casfar Couterier
Brass Walters
Jack Stephens
Abraham Smith
Jerry Wright
Toney Adams
Toby
Dick
Prince
Simon
Primus
J ack
Mingo
Richard Meorc
Garden Tom
Billy Moon
William Williamson
Ben Downes
Mingo Izard
John Izard
Dublin Izard
Harry Izard
Tom Waring
Peter'Waring
Walley Waring
Tom Ladfon
Tom Savage
George Savage
Murphy Wright
Peter Linnington
Anthony Walters
Sharp Guttry
Dick Ditto
March Ditto
Mingo Ditto
George , Graham
Cuffey Graham
Michael Thomas
Sampson Cooper
Toby Simmons
Hamilton Hume
Simon Wainwright
Harvey Wright
Scipio Gibbes
Hercules Linnington
Scipio Waring
Negroes Names 'Owners Names.
Samuel Moore Free Man
Ned . Mr. Elkhead
Peter Free Man
Hercules Ditto
Neil Ditto
Salisbury S. Smith
Pleasant Ditto
Venus Ditto
Daniel Cobia
Adam Legare
Negroes Names Owners Names,
Sandy Mr. Ward
Jack Russell
Cato Dutarque
Lymas Bonheau
Sambo Bonneau
Guy Jonacan
John Eddings
Billy Simmons
John Ball
Sharper Pinckney
Ctefar Ferguson
Ben Miles
Sampson Harrison
James Stobo
November Ward
Tom Izard
Aaron Stroble
Tom M'Kenzie
Joe Burgin
Billy Seabrook
Paris Woodberry
Beaver M'Pherfon
Cuffey Fuller
Joe M'Pherfon
Peter M'Culloch
Captain Ward
Cambridge Hume
Scipio Hume
Qualh M'Pherfon
Sani M'Pherfon
Billy M'Pherfon
Peter M'Pherfon
Esau Murrell
John Stair
Limas Stroble
Will Murrell
Robert Griggs
Joe Smith
Peter Dennis
'John Guerard
Iledor Dwight
RETURN of Negroes employed in the Royal Artillery
Department, March 2, 1781.
ARTIFICERS.
Negroes Names Owners Names
Sam Mr. Legare
King Stanyarne
Washington Ditto
Isaac Morrell
James Bonneau
Sam Bonneau
Ned Garner
Anthony Allfton
Charles Ball
Adam Webb
Palley Doyley
March Nichols
Gilbert Elliott
March Bowman
Mingo M'Pherfon
Angres Izard
Will Pinckney
Sambo Drayton
July Downes
Abby Middleton
Cuffy Miles
Cupid Hanfcome
Paul Sinclair
Tom Smith
Sancho Bee
Bob White
Monday Stone
Bob Stone
Dick Bee
Gay Way
Titus Smith
Marquis Smith
Quaco Smith
Negroes Names Owners Names.
Cato Mr. Burden
Francis Carter
Friday Tournay
Joseph Johnston
James Black
Samuel Shepherd
Winter Waring
Liverpoole Waring
Negroes Names Owners Names.
Cato Mr. Minus
John Jackson
George Wilkinson
Simon Clarke
Cupid Weron
James Smith
John Pompey
Negroes Names Owners Names.
George Mr. Francis Rose
Harry Ditto
Ned Ditto
Jemmy Ditto
Justice Ditto
Dick Ditto
LIST of NEGROES employed in the COMMISSARY of Prisoners
DEPARTMENT.
Negrses Names Owners Names. \ Negroes Names Owners Names.
Will Mr. Woodberry ) John Robert Langdon
R ETUR N of Negroes employed in the service of bis Majffe
General Hospital, Cbarlefown.
LABOURERS.
ALL negroes whatever, found in any of the departments,
whose names are not mentioned in the several lifts publilhed
in this Gazette, will be returned to their refpe&ive owners, upon
their producing to the Department where said negro or negroes
are employed, an order from the Commiffionefs of Claims Office-
If his Majesty's service should require at any future time, more
labourers than are at present engaged in the works, they will be
furnifhed from the sequestered estates.
All masters of transports and merchant-fllips, are ftri&ly forbid
to employ any negroes on board their vessels, without their having
a ticket from their owner; or to carry off any, unless they are the:
absolute property of some person on board; as all masters so offending,
may depend upon being taken into custody, and be prosecuted to
the utmost rigour of the law.
Due attention is required to be given to all orders from the
Commissioners of Claims, that the Loyal Inhabitants of this province
may have their property restored to them.
By Order of the Commandant,
JAMES CLITHERALL, 7 Commiffi-
ROBERT BALLINGALL, < oners of
THOMAS INGLIS, ) Claims.
Cbarlefown," February 23d, 1781.
MATTHEW BRYAN, being to depart this province very short
ly, earnestly requests all persons indebted to him to difeharge
their refpe6live accounts; and those who have any demands againfl:
him, will be pleased to make immediate application for payment.
„ S PETER BERRELL, Master of the Brig King Midas, from
ft Corke, lying at the lower Market Wharf, intends failing soon,
he will dispose of the following Articles, very cheap for Cash, Pro
duce or Government Bills, viz.
Fresh Flour in Barrels
Choice Mess Beef in whole and half ditto
Mess Pork in half ditto
Choice Rose Butter in Firkins,
Pigs Tongues in ditto
Tallow in ditto
Mould Candles and Soap in Boxes%
Engliih Peafe in Cases
Coopers Nails in Kegs
Genuine Hollandfe Geneva
Mens and Womens Shoes
Choice Kiln dried Oats
Starch, and Hats, &c. &c. f
~ ' FOR SALE, ' "
A Small but valuable ISLAND, known by the name of Smai l
wood's Island, upon Wando river, containing about 100 a
cres of planting land, and a quantity of hard feeding marsh about fix
miles from Charleftown, a pleasant healthy situation, having a view
over Cooper river and Charleftown. On the premises are a dwelling
houfe and out-houses, a very compleat place for the markets, there
being now a garden of between four and five acres well planted with
peafe, beans, cabbage, &c. also a few fruit trees, the corn land under
good fence, and part now ready to plant. The purchaser may be ac
commodated with a small quantify of provisions and potatoe feed, as
likewise with a few negroes. JACOB VALK.
Negroes Names Owners Names.
Amuritta Mr. Francis Rose
Liddy Ditto
Jenny Ditto
Charlotte Ditto
Sarah Ditto
Milifa R. Miles
Judith Sommers
Daphne W. Bee
Venus H. Nichols
Dido J. Nichols
WANTED, an OVERSEER for a plantation in St. Andrew 's
parish, about 13 miles from town; an honest industrious mail
will meet with good encouragement. Apply to
t NATHANIEL RUSSELL.
DRIVER S.
LABOURERS.
NURS E S.
Negroes Names Owners Names.
Lisbon Mr. Smith
Toney Simmons
Archy Shipton,
Crefar Gadsden
Scipio Black
Brutus Slann
Joe Durand
Peter Will
Will Durand
July Miles
Charles Elliott
James Branftore
will Wearer
Cudjo Glaze
Sambo Drayton
Syphax Bee
Harry Wilkinson
Clement Wilkinson
Isaac Smith
Jack Miles
Ranty Miles
Nat Cochran
James Allfton
Jack Gibbs
John Izard
Cyrus Izard
Tom Todd
George Wilkinson
Tom Brown
Abraham White
Tom Ripley
Quaco Miles
Negroes Names Owners Names.
William Mr. Middleton
Jacob Smith
Thomas Slaim
Bob Harris
William Ferguson
Joseph Canty
Bacchus Smith
Negroes Names Owners Namesd
Phoebe Mr. J. Waring
Tyrah Hudfbn
Betty I. M'Pherfon
Charlotte Ditto
Peggy T'Roberts
Dye J. Stanyarne
Sylvia Mrs. Ladfon.
Jenny Ditto
Cloe Mrs. Evans
Rose Dr. Haig
Negroes Names Owners Names.
Quammy Mr. Miles
Mark Smith
George Manigault
Jack Ferguson
Coolie Miles
Jacob Prioleau
Negroes Names Owners Names
Isaac Mr. R. Miles
Frank Ditto
Dublin Cattel
Cuffy Stanyarne'
London J. Allfton