The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-04-11 00:00:00, page 1

On Thursday next, the igtb Day of April infant, at ten
o'clock in the Forenoon, nuill be fold at m, Store, No. 47, on the Fay,
A PARCEL of DRY GOODS, mostly suitable for the ap
proaching Season, viz.
CHINTZ Shawls Serge de Nifms
Bordered Handkerchiefs Everlastings
Chintz Gown Patterns Glass Ware
Printed Cottons Ready-made Cloaths
Corded Dimities Sewing Silk and Twist
Corduroys Shalloon, Buckram and Buttons
Figured Dimities Counting-houfi Books
Stockinets Bohea T<^
Dyed Jeans ..id Fustians Mens and Womens ^hoes
Cambricks and Lawns An Assortment of Hard Ware in
A Variety of Ribbons small Boxes and Lots
Morca Gown Patterns Hard Soap in Boxes
Sagathics Cordage,
Duroys And sundry other Articles, by
April iyb, 1781. $ EDWARD OATS.
THE Members of the FELLOWSHIP SOCIETY are ear
nestly requested to attend a meeting of the fame on Wed
nesday evening next, at j o'clock, at Mr. Holliday's ta
vern, in order to eleft officers, and to tranfad other busi
ness of importance. By Order of the Society,
ALEX. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Cba rleftocun, 13th April, 1781.
Three Guineas Reward.
STRAYED or stolen from Tarkinton, in St. Thomas's pa
rish, THREE HORSES, employed in his Majesty's service, of
the following description.
A black full crested YZofo 14 hands high, branded Con the left
buttock..
A dark bay Horse, 13^ hands high, branded on the left shoulder
and buttock 7.
A bald eagle Mare, 14^ hands high, io years old. Whoever
will deliver the horses to Mr. Mullhall, at Tarkinton, shall
receive the above reward. t
THE SALE of Mr. William Wilson's PERSONAL
I ESTATE, necessarily postponed in Wednesdays Gazette,
will peremptorily be fold on Thnrfday next, a' ;hf fame place
and on the fame terms as mentioned in the original adver
tisement. *c. MARY WILSON, Executrix.
A GENTLEMAN at No. 32, Tradd-ltreet, regularly edu
cated in Phyfick, Surgery aud Midwifery, served five years
in the General Hospital in Germany, particularly in Midwifery,
being appointed by the late Marquis of Granby to establish a Ly
ing in Hospital, where he delivered three hundred, pra&ifed in
France and London the intermediate years; his Majesty's service
calling him here, which will be five years next August, was by
appointment of Dr. Me r s, Accoucher, commonly called Manmid
wife to the Lying-in Hospital for three years and upwards in New-
York; has resigned the Hospital Line, intends to fettle in this town,
where he hopes a due attention, tenderness and success will recom
mend him to the Ladies and Gentlemen.
N, B. Poor Women properly recommended, will be attended
day or night, delivered, and medicines afforded gratis.
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 subscriber,
shall be liberally rewarded.
CharleftoYun, March 24, 1781. THOMAS ROPER.
BY PERMISSION.
For Private Sale,
THE following LOTS of LAND, of which immediate
poffeflion will be given to the purchafefs, viz.
The two STORES in Church-street, lately occupied by Mr.
George Spooner.
The LOT and BUILDINGS thereon, No. 15, adjoining the
above.
The HOUSE and LOT, No. 14, adjoining No. 15, in Church
ftreet.
The advantageous situation of these lets for trade is well known.
For particulars apply at No. 8, Cumberland-street, to
+ WALTER MANSELL,
THOMAS CORBETT.
MR. THOMAS EVELEIGH having confeffed a judgment
to the fubferibers, in trull for all and lingular his creditors,
who shall, within four months from the twenty-seventh day of Fe
bruary last past, deliver in to either of us, accounts of their several
and refpe&ive demands : Notice is hereby given to all those to whom
he is in anywise indebted, that if their said demands are not made
known to us on or before the 27th day of June next, they will be
excluded from having or receiving any part of the monies arising
from the estate of the said Mr. Eveleigh.
GIDEON DUPONT,
f /THOMAS CORBETT.
To be Let, and Entered on immediately,
THE following HOUSES and LOTS in the village of Jack
fonborougb, belonging to estates now under fequeftfation, viz.
An half-acre LOT, with a dwelling-boufe and other buildings,
lately occupied by Thomas Roberts, suitable for a dore or tavern ;
and two other LOTS, with houses, &c. fit for small families. Apply
to t ROBERT BALLINGALL.
FOR SALE, a pleasant situated HOUSE and LOT in Tradd
ftreet, No. 66. For particulars apply to
t JOHN & ADAM TUNNO/No. 48, Bay.
JULIUS SMIT H,
INTENDING to leave this Province in a short time, will
dilpofe of his remaining STOCK of GOODS on very low terms,
at his Rore, No. 95, Church-street, confiding of the following arti
cles, viz. elegant brocades, striped and plain silks, fattins, perlians,
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 loth, 1781. t
ABSENTED themselves some time ago from the subscriber,
Mary, a likely young black wench, 20 years old, has remarka
bly red lips, and very large eyes.—Nero, a young fellow, 18 years
old, tall and slim, hammers in his speech. I am informed they arc
in the neighbourhood of Camden. A reward of Five Guineas for the
wench, and Four for the fellow, will be paid to whoever will deliver
them to me. Should they return of their own accord, all past offences
will be forgiven. + FRANCES S. PINCKNEY.
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
ROYAL
Vol. I.
From W EDNE.SDA Y, April 11,
NICHOLAS SMITH,
No. 29, on the Bay, near the Exchange,
HAS JUST IMPORTED,
A Great variety of elegant JEWELLERY ; tortoise-shell
and japanned goods; gilt', inlaid, plated and other buckles;
plated spurs, a variety of coat and bread buttons, some high finifhed
heel hilts for dress swords, a few pair of very genteel sconces and
small looking glasses, gilt and feel trinkets, watch chains, brown
and white thread hole, white, coloured and ofnaburg threads; ivory
combs, setts of fine fbovels, 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.f
JOHN & ADAM TUNNO,
Have received in the Ships London, Britannia, and Brigantine Robert,
from LONDON,
A QUANTITY of GOODS upon. Consignment, suitable to the
Season; with London particular Madeira in Bottles, Pipes,
Quartercalks and Hogsheads; Port in ditto, Porter in Bottles, Bar
rels and Hogsheads; Hams, Eeef, Pork, fuperfine Flour, &c. &c.
which they will dispose of upon reasonable Terms for Cash, Produce
or Government Bills, at their Store, No. 48, Bay.
N. B. About 50 Puncheons 91 Antigua Rum, and a few Barrels
of choice Indigo Seed, for Sale.f
BENTHAM ? SUTCLIFFE,
At their Store in Broau-ftrcet, opposite Gadsden's Alley,
Have received in the last Vessels from LONDON,
A General Assortment 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 mod
reasonable Terms for Cash, Produce or short Credit, by Wholesale or
Retail.+
A VARIETY of faffiiotiable .
Broad Cloths with Trim
mings
Iriih Linens
India Chintz and Nankeens
Printed Callicoes and Linens
Masquerade Cottons
Checks and Stripes
Ditto Handkerchiefs
Marseilles Quilting
Dutch corded Dimity
Fine India ditto
Diaper Table Cloths
Printed Lawn and Linen Hand
kerchiefs
Silk and Cotton Romall do.
Ditto Bandannoes
India Ginghams and Persians
Bed Bunts and Ticking
Dyed Jeans and Jeannets
Mens Jean Waistcoat Shapes
Large Persian, Kendal and
Scotch Carpets
Mens silk and worded Breeches
Patterns
Mens silk, thread and worded
hose
Womens thread, cotton and wors
ted ditto
Boys and girls worsted and yard
hose
Mens and Womens ditto
Milled worsted Gloves, Caps and
Mits
Mens and Boys bed black, green
and white Beaver Hats
Coarse ditto
Which will be disposed of on the most reasonable Terms. f
THE Publick are informed, that proper steps have been taken to
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 secured 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 ships, 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 cudody,
and prosecuted according to law.
By Order of the Commandant,
? Common
ROBERI GALL,> f
THOMAS INGLIS, )
Charlestown, March 22, 1781. t
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 uneafmefs such mea
sures would occasion He also flatters himfelf, that some 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 Bill 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
JUST I MPORTE D,
And to BE sold BY
JOHN TURNER,
. At his Store in the Yard of the House No. 101, in Broad-ftrcet,
A large Assortment of
European and East-India GOODS, viz.
^l^^WH^
^^Dj^G^^J^^)^^
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A large Assortment of Stationary
Printed Books
Paper Hangings for Rooms
Men and Womens best London
made leather Shoes
Mens coarse ditto
Womens and Girls Callimanco
ditto
Ofnaburgs, with Thread and
Needle:
Sail Cloth
Coarse and fine Blankets
Coverlids and Silk Rugs
A large Assortment of Drugs, &c.
Best London and Whitechapel
Needles
A Variety of H^t Pins
Fancy Coat Buttons
Cutlery, &c.
Plate, Jewellery and Watches
Watch Chains, Strings and Trin
kets
Fashionable plated and Metal
Buckles
Silver Shirt Buckles and Earings
Paints, Oil and Brushes
Cotton Cards
Large Stone Jars
Corks
Scales and Weights of all Sizes
Best Durham Mustard
Best London Madeira in Pipes
Ditto Porter in Hogsheads
Ditto Irish Mess Beef in Tierces
Exceeding good double and single
refined Sugar,
&c. &c. &c.
GAZETTE.
to SATURDAY, .April 14, 1781.
% ROBERT PATTON,
No. 21, Broad-street,
Hasjuft imported in the Brigantine Adventure, James Fyffe, Mafcr,
from St. Kitts,
HIGH Proof Windward Island Rum in Puncheon„ Melaffcs in
Hogsheads, and a few Hogsheads and Barrels of clayed and
Mul'covado Sugars, which he will dispose of, on the most reasonable
Terms, for Cam, Produce or Government Bills.|
INTENDING to leave the Province and return to England
in the couge of a few months, 'tis requested that all those
whose accounts aTtsdue, 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.
Charlefloavn, March 21st, 1781.
Imported, and for Sale, by
WILLIAM DUGUID,
At his Store, No. 2, in Tradd-ftreet,
By the Package or Piece, for Case, Government Bills, or Produce,
A General Assortment of DRY GOODS; also, Irish Beef in
Pierces, best Rose Butter in Firkins, fuperfine Flour, Port,
Madeira, Vidonia and Claret Wines, in Pipes, (Quartercalks and Bot
tles ; Jamaica Rum, high Proof; Hollandfe Gin in Cases, Soap and
Candles, Lintfeed Oil, Seine and Shoe 'l'wine, &c. . ,
PORT WINE of the firft quality, and of an exceeding fine
vintage, lately arrived from Oporto, highly approved of by the.
firft personages in the Province, to be fold on very reasonable terms,
by James Smith, at his store, No. 44, Broad-llreet, or at Meilis.
Currie & Norris's vendue-houfe, in pipes, hogsheads or quarter
calles ; also JAMAICA SPIRITS by the puncheon.J
THE subscriber finding it necessary to reside constantly in
the country, will dispose of his HOUSE, No. 69, in Broad
ftreet, and tne whole of the lotupon which it stands. 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,
Efg; or at Goofecreek to f HENRY MIDDLETON.
AS I have been obliged to break up my PLANTATIONS,
I will dispose of all the LANDS I am possessed of at the Conga,
rees. They consist of several trails lying on both sides of the river,'
. making in the whole, according to a late re-survey, 2910 acres; 1362
are river swamp, esteemed by good judges not inferior to any on that
river, and very valuable ; about 40$ of it are cleared, arid under good
fences. Upon the 1 ^hl^d, which lies on the north flde of the river,
and is in general tolerably well timbered with pine, are two settle
ments, and on one of them is a very comfortable dwelling-house of
three good rooms upon one floor, pleasantly situated upon a hill near
the river, which is upwards of 200 feet above the level of the land on
the opposite fide, and commands a very extensive profped. Whoever
is inclined to purchase the said lands, will be informed of the terms
by, and may treat with Col. William Thomson at the Congarees,
or, at Goofecreek, to f HENRY MIDDLE TON.
THE subscriber, at No. 22, Broad-street, takes the liberty
to inform his friends and the pubiick, that he intends to con
tinue the FACTORAGE BUSINESS, and will be much obliged
to those who may chufc to favour him with the sale of their crops
of INDIGO, RICE and TOBACCO. He likewise intends to dis
pose of at private sale, NEGROES, HOUSES and LANDS, on
commission. Such as plcafe to employ him, may depend on his
utmost care and endeavours for their interest. Any of his country
friends having schooners of their own, by addressing a line to
him, may depend that they shall meet with no unnecessary delays
in town; and if any of them Ihould want schooners to conver
their produce to town, he will use every endeavour to procure them.
For the further conveniency of his friends, he intends to keep a
supply of rum, wine, sugar, salt, bar-iron, &c. &c. with a small
assortment of dry goods. f RICHARD WAYNE.
fuf arrived in the last Vessels from London, and to be fold by
the Suferiber, at bis Store, No. 22, Broadfreet,
AN ASSORTMENT of EUROPEAN and EAST-INDIA
GOODS; which, with mufeovado sugar, molasses, rum, wine,
brandy, gin, salt, bar iron and Reel, will be disposed of on the molt
reasonable terms.
The ftri&eft attention will be pai<l to letters or orders, which he
may receive from his friends in the country.
J . , RICHARD WAYNE,
FOR S-A L E,
A NEGRO FELLOW, a compleat'wheelwright; he like
wise is a good driver, having managed a plantation for a number
of years with success. With the said fellow will be fold a NEGRO
WENCH his wife, who is a good house wench, plain cook, waflier
and ironer ; both are warranted to be sober and honest, and no runa
ways; likewise a strong able FIELD WENCH.
Sundry TRACTS of LAND in different parts of the province ;
also TOWN LOTS and HOUSES in Charleftown. For particulars,
apply to I RICHARD WAYNE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Thoma s-Loughton Smith,
Esq; deceased, are desired to fettle their refpe&ive obligations,
on or before the firft day of May next. Those whom it may not suit to
pay the whole, have notice that the interest to that period is required,
together with a renewal of their bonds. THOMAS SMITH,
March I, T 7 Br. + ALEXANDER INGLIS.
THE fubferibers desire all persons indebted to the estate
of William Mazyck, Esq; deceased, either by bond or note,
to difeharge the long arrears of interest due thereon by the 15th
of May next, otherwise they will be put in the hands of an At
torney, to be'fued without further notice.
April 7, STEPHEN MAZYCK, ? Executors
1781. *1 ALEXANDER MAZYCK, § Executors.
ALL persons indebted to the subscriber, or to Paul Ma
zyck, Esq; late of this province, are desired to pay the interest
due on their bonds and notes by the 15th day of May next, or he
will be under the disagreeable necessity of putting them into the
hands of an Attorney at Law, to be sued without further notice.
Charfen, April 7, ^I. *b STEPHEN MAZYCK.
DRIFTED or taken from Burn's wharf, a stout open
BOAT, that will carry 30 barrels of rice; she has a small
cabbin with a scuttle over it. A reasonable reward will be given to
any person who will deliver the said boat to me at No. 47, on the
g. I EDWARD OATS.
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