The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-04-14 00:00:00, page 3

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(BY PERMISSION.)
To le fold at publick Sale, on the Spot, on Wednesday the 13th Day of
fune next, in Allotments,
ALL that valuable well known PIECE of LAND, the cor
ner of Broad and Church streets, whereon is Holliday's Tavern,
and other BUILDINGS ; its situation for trade is among the firft in
Charleftown. It is laid out, and will be fold in lots very convenient
for persons concerned in the dry goods business. The terms will be,
one fourth cash, or good bills of exchange on Great-Britain ; the
other three-fourths to be paid in equal payments, at the end of three,
fix and nine months, in money, or good bills as aforefaid. The pur
chasers will have immediate possession, on giving security that the
terms shall be complied with.„
Any person willing to purchase any of the said lots before the day
of sale, is desired to make it known to us, at No. 8, Cumberland
ftreet, where a plan of the fame may be seen ; or whoever will buy
the whole, shall have it a bargain. WALTER MANSELL,
I THOMAS CORBETT.
A few dozen of SOCKET SPADES to be fold cheap.
MANTAU Making, Clear Starching and Plain Sewing
done in the best and neatest manner, by
% SARAH IRVINE, No. 31, Tradd-ftreet.
THE fubferiber proposes opening a school at No. 3, Lynch's
Lane, firft Monday after date, for the inftru&ion of youth
• in reading, writing and arithmetick; and Mrs. Johnston proposes
inftruding young ladies in different kinds of needle-work.—Will
be obliged to those who will favour them with the care of their
children. 17^ April. ^f. JOSEPH JOHNSTON.
POWELL, HOPTON, & Co.
HAVE FOR SALE,
JAMAICA Rum—Loaf Sugar—Mufcovado ditto in Tierces
and small Casks—Southampton Port and Calcavella Wine
in Quartercaiks —Claret and Port Wine in Cases of fix Dozen,
at one Guinea per Dozen—Lemon Juice —Boxes of Window
Glass. t ,
LOST, on the 28th of February last, between Samuel
Ramsay's and M'Enifs's, near Ninety-Six, a blue POCKET
BOOK, containing sundry papers; amongst which is a note of hand
of Richard Dennifs's, payable to Henry O'Neill, for Fifty-nine
pounds Two Shillings and Nine-pence Sterling. Any person deliver
ing the said note to Robert Hutchinson, No. 161, King-street, shall
receive Three Guineas Reward. All persons are forewarned
taking the said note in payment, as it is not transferred by me.
% HENRY O'NEILL.
LATELY IMPORTED,
And for Sale for Cash, Bills or Produce, by
JOHN MANSON,
At No. 91, Broad-Street,
CLAYED Sugar in Barrels
Bottled Port Wine in Calks of fix Dozens each
Mess Pork in Barrels
Cargo Beef in Barrels and Tierces
Ship Bilket in Hogsheads
Pearl and common Barley in Kegs
A few Boxes of Soap and Candles.t
Imported in the Calvert from LONDON,
And to be fold on the most reasonable Terms, by
TUNNO & LITHGOW,
At their Store, No. 91, Broad-street.
OSNABURGS, Sheeting and Irilh Linens, brown Holland, Ruf^
fin Drabs, Garlix, Dowlas, Long Lawns, Bengal Stripes,
Linen and Cotton Checks, printed Linens, Callicocs, Chintzes, dark
ground Cottons, India Jeans and Dimities, Drawboys, Lorettas,
Ginghams, Corduroys, Cafimires, Velverets, Flannels, Scarlet Cloaks
and ' Cardinals, Marseilles Quilting, Buckram, marking Canvas,
Mullins, Gauzes, Hosiery, Tapes, Thread, Ferrits, Womens cal
limanco Shoes, Mens fine ditto, Military ditto, Bohea, Souchong
and Hyfon Teas; Plantation Tools, Padlocks, Stocklocks, Hinges,
Cutlery of all Sorts, Perfumery, an elegant Assortment of Jewellery,
a compleat Assortment of Tin, China, Glass and Queen s Ware;
also Rum, Sugar, &c. &c.+
'JULIUS SMIT H, ~
INTENDING to leave this Province in a short time, will
dispose of his remaining STOCK of GOODS on very low terms,
at his store, No. 95, Church-street, confining of the following arti
cles, viz. elegant brocades, Griped and plain silks, fattins, perfians,
modes, gauzes, muslins, dimities, laces, flockings, kerfeymires,
chintzes, callicoes, linens, &c. &c. &c. very fine hyfon tea, and a
few hogsheads of claret. He requests all persons indebted to him will
fettle their accounts as soon as possible, to prevent him the disagreea
ble necessity of leaving them in the hands of an Attorney.
April lotb, 1781. +
NICHOLAS SMITH,
No. 29, on the Bay, near the Exchange,
HAS JUST IMPORTE J),
A Great variety of elegant JEWELLERY ; tortoise-shell
and japanned, goods; gilt, inlaid, plated and other buckles;
plated spurs, a variety of coat and breast buttons, some high finifhed
Reel hilts for dress swords, a few pair of very genteel sconces and
small looking glasses, gilt and ffeel trinkets, watch chains, brown
and white thread hose, wliite, coloured and ofnaburg threads; ivory
combs, setts of fine fliovels, tongs and pokers; pins, Whitechapel
needles, silver and pinchbeck thimbles, with various other articles,
wich he will fell on the very lowed terms, wholesale or retail, for
cash or government bills ' t
BENTHAM & SUTCLIFFE,
At their Store in Broad-street, opposite Gadsden's Alley,
Have received in the last Veflels from LONDON,
A General Aifortment of Glass, Queen's Ware and China ;
also a. neat Variety of Dry Goods suitable to the Season, and
Ironmongery of all Sorts, which they will dispose of on the most
reasonable Terms for Cash, Produce or fliort Credit, by Wholesale or
Retail. +
At his Store, No. 2, in Tradd-ftreet,
By the Package or Piece, for Cash, Government Bills, or Produce,
A General /assortment of DRY GOODS; also, Irish Beef in
Tiercel, best Rose Butter in Firkins, fuperfine Flour, Port,
Madeira, Vilonia and Claret Wines, in Pipes, Quartercafks and Bot
tles; Jamaica Rum, high Proof; Hollandfe Gin in Cases, Soap and
Candles, Lintfeed Oil, Seine and Shoe Twine; &c.f
INTENDING to leave the Province and return to England
jn the course of a few months, 'tis requested that all those
whose accounts are due, will make immediate payment ; for such as
are not fettled, or put into a mode for payment before the 20th
of May, will unavoidably then be left in the hands of an attorney
to recover. f PARKER & CO.
Charlfoaun, March 21/1, 178 r.
THE fubferiber finding it necessary to reside constantly in
I the country, will dispose of his HOUSE, No. 69, in Broad
street, and the whole of the lotupon which it Lands. It is a conve
nient, roomy, well finifhed house, and will accommodate a large fa
mily; the out-offices belonging to it are also large and convenient.
The lot extends from street to street, and affords ground fufficient for
a very good garden. The premises may be viewed at any time by
such persons as are inclinable to purchase, and the terms will be made
known to them,by applying at the said house to Charles Drayton,
Esq; or at Goofecreek to f HENRY MIDDLEION.
Imported, and for Sale, by
WILLIAM DUGUID,
ALEXANDER INGLIS requests those indebted to him to fettle
to his fatisfadtion on or before the firft day of May next; and he
hereby gives notice to those who paid him in depreciated currency, to
provide for the full and equitable discharge of his demands, as he will
otherwise do himfeif justice in the speediest method in his power.
He also desires those indebted to the eflates of George Inglis, and
David Deas,Efqrs. and Mrs. Helen Rattray, or to Mrs. Janet Cumming,
to pay their refpe&ive debts, or to renew their obligations.f
^ For NEW PROVIDENCE,
The faft failing Brigantine
C I C E L Y,
'^'^^ Joseph Cra^horne. Master;
Mounts fix carriage guns, is a strong built vessel, and will
fail in about ten days. For freight or passage, apply to the
matter on board, or to J OHNMORRI S,
No. 43, on the Bay.
For LONDON,
77 I° A" with the sirs Convoy,
The Ship Calvert,
Capt. THOMAs Brilby;
Burthen 300 tons, mounts 14 carriage guns, with
men answerable, a flout fall failing vessel, has
good accommodations for passengers. For freight or passage, apply to
the said Captain on board at the Fish-Market Wharf, or
GREENWOOD & LEGGE, No. 44, on the Bay.
N. B. A few casks of best LONDON PORTER and some
COALS, to be fold on board the'faid ship.
1 For LON DU N,
'° /" luitb the frfl, or without Convoy, agreeable
^^tf° '° " e Shippers,
The Ship Mars,
° 2 P' Walter Dorosdall;
Jfe^^3 Burthen about 250 tons, being well armed, and
having near one half of her cargo already on board. Those who wish
to become shippers, may be accommodated with a partial insurance
already made, by applying to Mr. William Smith on the Bay, or
Parker, & Co. Bedon's Alley. |
TTX For LONDO N,
" e Ship LONDON,
Joseph Richardson, Master;
Mounts twenty 6 and 9 pounders, men answer
able, to fail with or without convoy, one half of
tft^'^^her cargo already engaged, and is now ready to
6=l^^ take i n the remainder. For freight of rice, indi
go, tobacco, &c. apply to JOHN & ADAM TUNNO.
N.B. Most excellent accommodations for passengers.
CAPT. Richardson has for sale on board said ship, at a low
advance, for cash or bills, the following articles, viz. an assort
ment of millinery, linen drapery, boots and shoes, fadlery, haber
dashery, Manchester goods, blankets, mens and boys hats, carpets, hard
ware, dressing glasses, hosiery, glass and earthen ware, porter in bar
rels, white bread in zflb.wt.anchovies in kegs. Apply as above, or to
Capt. Richardson on board at Evelejgh's wharf, who has also for
sale, a painted silk for a lady, made up in the newest fafhion. f
For St. Christopher,
The Ship MARY,
"°""" Wilkie, Master;
Mounts 14 carriage guns, men answerable. For pas
sage, apply to JAMES M'MURRAY, & Co.
, No. 54, Queen-flreet.
For B RISTOL,
To fail vitb or without Convoy,
The Ship Torbay,
Job" Mathie, Master ;
Burthen about 750 barrels of rice, part of her cargo already engaged
for freight of the remainder, or for passage, apply to said master on
board, or to ^THOMAS INGLIS.
For L ON DON,
With Convoy,
The Brigantine T ART A R,
_Oliver Coates, Master;
Burthen about 1200 Barrels of Rice, mounting 10 fix Pound
ers, Men answerable. For Freight or Passage, apply to the
Captain on board the said Brig, lying at Burn's Wharf, or to
f William Smith, No. 33, Bay.
n^HE fine English Horse LOFTY, the
JL property of the sequestered estate of
Arthur Middleton, Esq; will cover this season
" Spring-Grove plantation, at Five Guineas
eac h mare > an d half a Guinea to the groom.
YJESUIT will cover at the fame place, at
W Three Guineas each mare, and a Cronon to the
groom. Jesuit was got by old Friar, out of a
i&JnremX^ high bred imported mare, is 15 hands high, of
a fine form, and was esteemed as fleet as any horse ever bred in this
province ; he is now rising eleven years old, and perfectly found.
Good pasturage for the mares, and great care will be taken of
them ; but they must be at the rifle of their owners, and none will be
received without the money. LACEY HARRISON, Groom, f
Charlfown, February 5, H^'
ALL persons indebted to Andrew Lord, and Andrew and
George Lord, are desired to pay the interest and part of the
principal of their bonds for negroes fold from the year 1771 to 1775,
in the course of this crop.
N. B. Their counting-house is kept at Andrew Lord's house on
the Green.f
THE SALE of Mr. William Wilson's PERSONAL
ESTATE, necessarily postponed in Wednesday's Gazette,
will peremptorily be fold To-Morrow, at the fame place
and on the fame terms as mentioned in the original adver
tisement. *c. MARY WILSON, Executrix.
THE fubferiber intending for Virginia by the next opportu-
I nity that offers, requests those who have any demands a
gainst him, to call and receive payment ; and those who are
indebted to him, are desired to discharge their accounts by the
27th instant ; any balances that remain unpaid after that time,
will be put into the hands of an Attorney.
Aprils, t^t. * WILL. SCARBROUGH.
WHEREAS on the evening of the sth of April instant, a
store in Church-Erect was broke into, by forcibly opening
the front window ; among other articles were taken away out of a
chest, from one bag nine guineas, and from another money in gui
neas and half johanneffes to a considerable amount. Any person or
persons difeovering the perpetrators, or any aiders or abettors of
his robbery, shall be entitled to a generous reward, by applying to
the Printers of this paper.|
FOR SALE, a pleasant situated HOUSE and LOT in Tradd
ftreet, No. 66. For particulars apply to
I JOHN & ADAM TUNNO, No. 48, Bay.
To be rented for one Tear certain,
SEVERAL fettled PLANTATIONS belonging to fcqueftered es
tates, in the parishes of St. Andrew, St. George, St. Paul, and
St. Bartholomew. For particulars apply, at the Horse-shoe, to
February 12, 1781. J R. BALLINGALL.
THAT large LOT in Meeting-street, known generally by
the name of Marley's Stables, 252 feet deep, and 100 feet
front, with the following buildings thereon, viz. a convenient store,
properly fitted, fronting the street, No. 114; two dwelling-houses
within the yard, large and commodious stables that will contain 200
horses, with fodder houses, and every other conveniency proper for a
hostler. Apply in Broad-street, No. 64, to
^76,1781. FRANCES S. PINCKNEY.
WHEREAS the following NEGROES have for some time
past been confined in the Provost at Beaufort, at a considera
ble expence ; Notice is hereby given, that if their refpe&ive owners
do not apply for them within thirty days from the date hereof,
the said Haves will be fold to defray the charges.
Hegroes Names. Owners Names.
Tom - - John Taylor
Tom - • Colonel Hopper
Chloe, Dick - - Dr. Clitheral
Isaac, Bella - - Estate of Miles Brewton
Nancy and Child - Benjamin Mazyek
Clarinda - - Estate of Robert Cattell
Rose - • John Timmons
, JOHN ROBINSON, Provost-Marshal.
Beaufort, April id, 1781.|
r I™HE fubferiber intending loon to embark tor England, will dii
pofe of, at private sale, (having permission) his HOUSE and
LOT on the south fide of Broad-street, No. 78, extremely well
situated either for trade or a genteel family.
All persons having demands against him, are requested to make
them known ; and those anyways indebted to him, to make immedi
ate payment. ROBERT BEARD.
CbarlfoTon, February 17, 17^1. f
WANTED to purchase, a dozen yoke of OXEN ; also to
hire or purchase, an equal number of Squarers and Sawyers,
with a few Field Slaves. Any person having such to dispose of, will
please to enquire of John or William Russel, No. 22, Church
ftreet, from whom they will receive such offers as no generous per
son will refufe.
rrHE Publick are informed, tnat proper heps have been taken to
JL remove from the Sugar-house, every cause of an epidemical
disorder, which prevailed there some time ago.
All Negroes who are, or may run away from their Owners, when
taken up, are to be fecurcd in said house, and a lift of their names
published every month.
The Inhabitants of Charleftown, of the Country, and all masters
and commanders of transports or merchant ffiips, are hereby order
ed to deliver to the keeper of the Sugar-house, every negro in their
possession that is not their property, as great numbers are detained
from their real owners, by persons having no right or title to them.
Whoever employs a negro that has not a ticket from his or her
proper owner, after this Publick Notice, will be taken into cuftedy,
and prosecuted according to law.
By Order of the Commandant,
JAMES CLITHERALL, 1 ,
ROBERT BALLINGALL,} Commissioners
THOMAS INGLIS, £ 0± Chims#
Charlestown, March 22, 1781.$
THE fubferiber's affairs demanding his appearance in London, and
his constitution being too much broken to bear the heat of another
summer here, intends to embark for England in or before June next ;
he therefore earnestly intreats those indebted to him by bond, note,
&c. &c. to enable him to carry part, if not the whole, of their long
standing debts, to his just creditors in Europe. As what remain un
paid must be left in the hands of his attornies, to be legally collected
and remitted after him with all speed, for the general benefit of all
to whom he is indebted, he hopes all concerned will save them
selves expence and trouble, and him the real uneasiness such mea
sures would occasion, He also flatters himfelf, that feme persons who
for many years have kept him out of large sums, and who now are very
able, will have gratitude and honour enough to pay, as they must
know his placing too credulous a confidence in them, is the chief cause
of his bad success ; on their refufal, he is determined to sue in a Court
of Equity, and thereby prove the truth, or otherwise of their former
profeflions of inability. SAMUEL CARNE.
The HOUSE and LAND in Orange-street, and a LOT in King
ftreet, formerly advertised, are still for private sale. If not disposed of
by April next, they, with several other articles, will be put up at pub
lick vendue.
Most kinds of ufeful Drugs and Medicines, Phials, Phial Corks,
Spices, and some articles of Grocery, are to be fold at No. 9 in Orange
ftreet, much cheaper than common in Charleftown.f
r ro BE SOLD, or Let on Lease for live Years, a LOT of LAND
I on the Bay, a little to the north of the Exchange, and two lots
from No. 25, containing 24 and a half feet front, and 142 feet deep;
it has on it a large two-story brick kitchen, wafli-houfe and store,
with a fine cellar underneath, the brick foundation of a house, and
the cellar paved. Another LOT in Union-street, on the back of
the other, containing 24 and a half feet front, and 82 feet 10 inches
deep. There are on i&a a good chair-house and stable, which, with
the addition of a chimney, would make a good store and kitchen;
there is also the "bride foundation of a former house.. Apply to
t THOMAS BUCKLE, No. 35, Bay.
BEING returned to this province, takes the liberty to inform
his friends in particular, and the publick in general, tl;at he
carries on the Baking Business at No. 12, Tradd-ftreet, and would
be much obliged to his former customers for the continuance of their
favours, as he will make it his study to give general fatisfa&ion.
N. B. Masters of vessels, merchants and others, may be supplied
with Ship Bread, Butter and Milk Bifket, in any quantity, on the
shortest notice.t
TO BE LET,
And may be Entered upon the 13th of May ensuing,
A HOUSE of two Tenements, partly in the occupation of
Messrs. Robertson, MacDonald and Cameron, Printers, lituate
on the corner pf Broad and Old Church streets ; the lower front room
on Broad-street, whicli is very commodious for a fliop, will be let fe
paratcly, for the benefit of the creditors of Mr. James Leeson,
decea fed.
All persons having any demands against the estate of the said Mr.
Leefon, are again required to bring in their accounts attested; and
those indebted to said estate, to make immediate payment, to
& i. PATRICK HINDS, Adminillrator.
MANY persons who have been long indebted to us, and
from whom we have patiently expe&ed some payment from
the late crop, having totally negle&ed us, we now call upon to pay,
at leafl, the interest due to us, and if they can, part of the principal;
otherwise, we shall be compelled, however contrary to our wishes, to
put our demands in suit without diftin&ion, by the middle of May;
it being incumbent on us to remit to our friends in Great-Britain im
mediately ; and as our demands have moll of them been many years
Landing, our friends cannot complain of want of indulgence.
t ATKINS & WESTON.
To be Let for One, Two or Three Years, and Entered upon the
13th Day of next Month,
To be Let, and Entered on immediately,
THE following HOUSES and LOTS in the village of Jack-
Jonborougb, belonging to eilates now under sequestration, viz.
An half-acre LOT, with a dwelling-boufe and other buildings,
lately occupied by Thomas Roberts, suitable for a store or tavern ;
and two other LOTS, with houses, &c. fit for small families. Arplv
to t ROBERT BALLINGALL.'
ABSENTED themselves from their owner last night, two
negro fellows named York and Portius; they are well
known in town, which renders any description of them unnecessary.
Whoever will deliver the above-mentioned negroes to the fubferiber,
fliall be liberally rewarded.
ChaAft-wn, March 2j, i;8l THOMAS ROPER.
WILLIAM BENNIE,