The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-06-27 00:00:00, page 4

WANTED immediately, a MUSICK MASTER to attend
a young Band, for which a handsome salary will be
allowed. Enquire of the Printers.t
For Private Sale,
SEVERAL PLANTATIONS near (and at a distance from)
Charleftown ; one in particular fit for the residence of any gen
tieman or lady of taile.
LIKEWIS E,
Several thousand acres of LAND in different parts of this province,
now to be had a greats bargain ; so much, that as soon as tranquillity
is restored, will be worth treble the present cost ; and a purchaser,
by paying down one-third of the purchase-money, may be accom
modated with the remainder upon credit, paying interell, arid giving
approved security.
AL S O,
Several HOUSES in town. For further particulars, apply to
JACOB VALK, No. 82, Church-street,
Who wants eight or ten WORKING NEGROES for one month
on hire, or to purchase. |L
TO BE SOLD,
ATwo-ftory wooden HOUSE, 30 by 22 feet, entirely
new, and of the best materials; the purchaser to remove
it within a month. Apply to the Printers.f
A SAIL LOFT
TO be let by the month, quarter or year ; it is situated oh
one of the moftfrequented wharfs in town. For parti
culars, enquire of GEORGE TUNNO,
± No. 91, Broad-street.
LATELY IMPORTED,
&d for Sale for Cash, Bills or Produce, by
J OHN MANB O N,
At No. 4, on the Bay,
CLAYED Sugar in Barrels y
Battled Port Wine in Casks of fix Dozens each'
Ship Bifleet in Hogsheads
Pearl and common Barley in Kegs
A few Boxes of Soap ana Candles
Best Military Shoes.f
To be Hired for fix Months,
TEN orderly PLANTATION NEGROES, and a handy
boy. Enquire at No. 76, King-street. ji
ALL persons indebted to the estate of David Baty, late of
Charleftown, decealed, are desired to make immediate
payment ; and those who have any demands against the estate,
are requeued to make them known, as soon as possible, to
t JAMES ROBERTSON, Administrator.
JACOB VALK, begs leave to inform his friends and the
publick, that he has removed his office to No. 109, King
ftreet, where he carries on the COMMISSION BUSINESS
as formerly.X
For Sale on Burn's Wharf,
WOOD, Lumber, Rice, Tridigo, Salt and Cordage. En
quire, at the Scale-House, of JOHN SMITH, f
Any person in want of a SCHOONER, may apply as above.
MR. SAMPSON CLARKE, of Charleftown, Merchant,
having assigned all his estate, real and personal, as also his
books of accounts, to us the subscribers, in trust for all and singular his
private creditors; Notice is hereby given, That such creditors
are required to furnifh us with states of their several and refpe&ive
demands, within fix months from the date hereof, as immediately
thereafter a dividend will be made by us among his said credi
tors, Notice is hereby also further given to them indebted to said
Clarke, that unless they do immediately pay their refpe&ive accounts,
they will be put in suit without farther application being made to
them. WILLIAM GREENWOOD,
Cbarleflron, April 1%, WILLIAM DUGUID,
I/Br. f JOHN TELFAIR.
NICHOLAS SMITH,
No: 29, on the Bay, near the Exchange,
HAS JUST IMPORTED,
A Great variety of elegant JEWELLERY ; tortoife-ffiell
and japanned goods; gilt, inlaid, plated and other buckles;
plated spurs, a variety of coat and breast buttons, some high finished
steel hilts for dress swords, a few pair of very genteel Sconces and
small looking glasses, gilt and steel trinkets, watch chains, brown
and white thread hose, white, coloured and ofnaburg threads ; ivory
combs, setts of fine Novels, tongs and pokers; pins, Whitechapel
needles, silver and pinchbeck thimbles, with various other articles,
wich he will fell on the very lowest terms, wholesale or retail, for
cafhor government bills,l
THE fubferiber's very bad state of health having prevented
his tranfadling scarcely any fort of business for three years past,
in order now to obtain money for his subsistence, and also to answer
some small pecuniary engagements, he offers for sale (by permission)
the following LANDS, viz.
802 acres on the Cypress Swamp, formerly belonging to Mr. Sa
muel Hamlin, deceased.
413 acres on Goofccteek, where Mr. Samuel Weft formerly re
dded.
These places are improved, are valuable, and may with a few
hands be rendered extremely profitable.
800 acres unimproved on the Four Holes, surveyed for Mr.
George Hamlin in 1736.
These lands will be fold for less than one half of their real value
to any person whom it may suit to pay one half of the purchase mo
ney, and a reasonable time will be given for the payment of the re
mainder. For further particulars, apply at No. 11, Queen-street, to
+ J. W. GIBBS.
A PLANTATION on Santee river, in St. Stephen's pa
rish, equal inequality to any in that parish. A PLANTA
TION in Goofecreek, containing 900 acres, very valuable for rice
or corn. A very valuable PLANTATION on Wando river, about
9 miles from town, containing 900 acres, moil abundantly flocked
with firewood and excellent sawing timber trees; a small crop is
planted, and the purchaser may be supplied on the spot with a large
pettiauger and two row boats, cart, oxen aud a flock of tame
cattle. A HOUSE and LOT in George's-street, No. 3. The terms
for any of the above lands will be made very reasonable to the pur
chaser. *6. ISAAC DUBOSE.
A Young NEGRO WENCH named Affey, was taken
A from the subscriber, by Serjeants Newton and Gasper,
some time in September, 1779. A reward of THREE GUI
NEAS will be paid to any person that will deliver her to me
at Purryiburg, or to Mr, Robert Dillon in Charleftown.
RUN away from the subscriber on Monday, June 18th,
a young Angola Negro Man, named Cash, brought up to
the weaving business, about 20 years old, very thick lips and a
black smooth skin. SIX DOLLARS reward to any person that
will apprehend and deliver him fife to the subscriber on James-
Island, to Mr. Thomas Rivers, or to Mr. Samuel Stent in
Charleftown. All matters of vessels and others are hereby cautioned
from harbouring, entertaining or concealing the said negro, as they
may depend that they will be prosecuted to the rigour of the law.
f^e 25th, 1781. *c. JOHN RIVERS, fen.
JOHN KEALL.
All masters of rtffe!s are cautioned from carrying her off
the province. *i.
For Private Sale,
TH E Subscribers have received in the sloop Dispatch,
Captain Livingston, from Antigua, and 3t. Kitts,
a parcel of choice OLD RUM, Mufcovado SUGARS in
hogfheaQs, tierces, and barrels, and a small quantity of best
BRANDY; which they will dispose of for Calh or Bills.
JOHN & ADAM TUNNO,
No. 48, on the Bay.
N. B. A quantity of excellent East Florida SHRUB, in ten
gallon kegs, quarter casks and puncheons. „.
THOMAS ING LI S,
No. 47, on the Bay,
Has for Sale, on the moJI reasonable Terms,
CHOICE old particular Madeira Wine in Pipes, Hogsheads
and Quarter Casks—High proof Jamaica Rum in Puncheons—
a few Calks of ditto, very old and fit for immediate ufe—Mufcova
do Sugar, Rose Butter, Soap, Tallow, Paints, Nails and Sail
Twine; also, fix four-pound Carriage Guns, bored from the solid,
with Shot, &c. &e. compleat.l
To be Sold by private Sale,
A TRACT of LAND, 20 miles above Monck's Corner,
containing 200 acres, upon the Congraree road, very
fit for a store or tavern.—lt will be fold cheap for cash. Ap
ply to , jj. MARTHA LEAYCRAFT.
WHEREAS Mrs. Mary Wilson, widow, executrix, re
siduary legatee and devifee of Mr. William Wilson, late of
Charleftown, Merchant, deceased, hath this day assigned and made
over to me, on behalf of myfelf, brother and other creditors, all and
singular the estate and effects of the said deceased ; I therefore give
Notice to the creditors here (if any such there be) to render me a
state of their refpe&ive demands, on oath, on or Before the firfl day of
July next ; and those anywise indebted to the said estate, to make im
mediate payment, otherwise they must be sued without diftin&ion ;
the fettlemen^ of the deceafed's concerns in this country admitting
of no delay : And such persons as paid off their accounts to the said
William Wilson, in the depreciated currency of 1777, 1778 and 1779,
are desired to make such payments rood, in the legal money of the
country, otherwise they will be forthwith sued without diftin&ion.
Cbarlef^vn, April 26, 1781. GILBERT WILSON, f
D'ANIEL o'll A R A,
RETURNS his finccre thanks to his friends and the pti'o
lick, for the continuance and favour he has received since his
commencement in business, and begs leave now to inform them,
that he has removed from No. 99, Broad-street, to a store on the
Bay, next to No. 26, north of the Exchange, where he continues to
carry on, in all its branches, the GROCERY BUSINESS as usual.
All orders from Gentlemen" of the Navy and Army gratefully re
ceived, and executed with the utmost attention and difpatch.|
For £ O NDO N,
''''" "with tbe frf, or avitbout Convoy, agreeable
*° 'be Shippers,
The Ship Mars;
Cap" Wa't'er Do^dal! ;
Burthen about 250 tons, being well armed, and
having near on&alf of her cargo already on board. Those who wish
to become ihippers, may be accommodated witli a partial insurance
already made, by applying to Mr. William Smith on the Bay, or
Parker, & Co. Bedon's Alley.|
'I For TON DON,
With Convoy,
The Brigantine TARTAR,
Oliver Coates, Mailer;
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, Tying at Burn's Wharf, or to
1 William Smith, No. 33, Bay.
A LL persons anywise indebted to the estate of John Lyon,
deceased, are desired to make immediate payment; and
those to whom the estate is indebted, are requited to render
in their accounts, properly attested, to
ELIZABETH LYON, Executrix.
N.B: A Front Store and CELLAR to be let.
Excellent Jar Raisins & Almonds,
TO BE SOLD
At Macnair & Maxwell's Store,
No. 4, Tradd-ftreet. $
IT is requested of all persons indebted to William Bryce,
late of Charleftown, merchant, deceased, to call and make
payment; and those to whom the estate is indebted, will
please make their claims known, to
1 JAMES M'MURRAY, Administrator.
A QUARTERLY MEETING of the South-Carolina
Society, will be held on Tuesday next, the 3d July, at
Mrs. Stewart's Tavern, No. 39, Bay, and corner of Elliott
ftreet, where the Members are desired to attend precisely at
11 o'clock in the forenoon, on business of importance.
Members in arrears are requested to have the fame dischar
ged on or before the said day.
By Order of the Society,
JOHN M'CALL, jun. Clerk.
N. B. Dinner on table at two o'clock.
FORSALE,
A Convenient, airy, agreeable HOUSE, No. 81, King
ftreet; and a new HOUSE in an airy, pleasant situation,
No. 34, in Church-street. The terms of payment will be made
easy to the purchasers, by CURRIE & NORRIS.
TH E subscriber, as surviving Executor of the estate of
Miles Brewton, Esq; deceased, requests the favour of all
persons indebted to that estate, to difeharge their debts forthwith,
in order to enable him to make remittances to the creditors thereof
in Great-Britain; and for the more speedily effecting the fame, he
gives notice, that several very valuable and improved PLANTA
TIONS on both sides the Savannah river, and near the town of
Savannah, (being part of the lands of said estate) are for sale, for
bills of Exchange, or otherwise, as may be agreed on.
I CHARLES PINCKNEY, fen.
Who has several valuable LOTS of LAND, in excellent situations
for trade, in Charleftown, to let out on building leases; also, some
good Negro Tradesmen, to hire out by the month. And further
requests those who are indebted to him on his own private account,
to pay off their debts.
Cbarlerioivn, March 20tb, 1781.
RUN away on Tuesday the 29th of May, a MULATTO
MAN named WILL, about 22 years of age, with a very bushy
head of hair, and a remarkable fear on each cheek and in his fore
head ; had on a blue negro cloth coat, with red cape and cuffs, speaks
with the Virginia or North-Carolina accent, and by seeming simpli
city will be apt to gain belief, being a mod artful, designing fellow.
FIVE GUINEAS reward will be paid for apprehending and deliver
ing him at No. 2, St. Michael's Alley, TEN on the conviction of
any person harbouring or employing him in Charleftown or the har
bour, and FIFTEEN GUINEAS on the conviction of any master,
seaman or other person concealing him with a design to carry him off
this province, will be paid to the informer, by
, ROBERT JOHNSTON.
r rHE subscriber has given up Itis itore in. BEiott-ftrec, and
X taken a large store, &c. 011 Greenwood's wharf,'dhemz fle
scale-house, where he will be highly obliged to the publick in
and his friends in particular, for their cuflom in the few aftieks
deals in, viz. Sugar apd coffee, rum, brandy, gin, wines, cecks, a]
forts of glass ware, Queen's ware plates, dishes, tureens, bowk, & c
also all forts of tin ware, and a neat assortment of camp kettles,'fifc
kettles, flew and saucepans, speaking trumpets and ianthorns, codfife
and potatoes. He has very good accommodation for the storage of
tobacco and country produce, and will do the utmost justice to thof
that will employ him in the Factorage Way. Bread, flour and
ter very reasonable. , ife. GEORGE THOMSON.
' TO BE LE T, —
A Commodious STORE, situated on the Bay, near the Ex-
A change, confining of a front and back store and cellar, the
former fitted up with (helves, &c. and possession may be had
in a few days. Enquire of the Printers. J'
MR. James Carmichael having assigned over all his es
tate real and personal, as also his bonds, notes and books of
accounts to the subscriber for the payment of his debts, he hath to
request that all indebted to him may difeharge the fame without
delay, otherwise they may depend that uccoui'its, bonds and notes
will be sued for without diflindlion.
The subscriber has for sale, TWO HOUSES in King-street, No,
31 and 50, the pofichion of which may be given immediately.
May 34 1781; 1 . LEWIS LESi'ARJEIte.
ALL perfons' any ways indebted to the late Mr. William
Jamieson's estate, are again requested to make immedi
ate payment to the subscribers ; and tnofe who have any claim
against said estate, are desired to make them known, properly !
attested, to JOHN MORRIS, ? Adminifra.
t ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, 5 tors.
CharleJtown, 19th June, 1781.
To be let on Shares, or to be fold,
A TRACT of LAND containing 300 acres, within ten
miles of Charleftown, between Wando and Cooper Rivers,
well timbered with oak and pine wood, within half a mile of the
landing, that a vessel of any burthen may come to it without any
difficulty, and as good rice and corn land as any within that distance
of Charleftown. For further particulars, apply to Mrs. Martha
Edwards in St. Thomas's Parish, or, in Charlellown, to
WILLIAM BURT, No. I, Queen-street.
Three Guineas Reward..
RUN away from the fubferiber's southern plantations, in
the month of June, 1779, the following NEGROES, viz.
Tony Leah, now in town
Ely Kate
Johnny Abel, gone with the French
Ben Brutus, at Mr. Blake's plantation at the Saltketchers,
Billy Stepney, at Mr. Smith's, Pocotaligo
Cain Abraham, a bricklayer, new in Charleftown
Primus Neptune
Dublin Cyrus
Bella fek
The above is a true lift of negroes belonging to the said sub
scriber. WILLIAM MAXWELL,
Who desires all persons indebted to him by bond or note, to pay
off the interest, and renew their bonds. ten.
RUN away frem the subscriber in January last, a NEGRO
FELLOW named Liberty, a taylor by trade ; he is a thin
small fellow, and well known in Charleftown ; I therefore forbid al
persons whatsoever from employing or harbouring him, as they
may depend on being prosecuted to the utmost rigour of the law;
and whoever will take him up, and deliver him to me in Church
fireet, No. 22, shall receive the above reward.
N. B. If he returns of his own accord, he shall be forgiven.
June stb, 1781. W. SAMUEL STENT.
RUN away from John's Island about ten days ago, a flout
'negro fellow, with remarkable thick lips, named Nero, had
on when he went away, a blue furtout coat, white woollen trowfer,
and carried away with him a bundle of cloaths, amongst which was
a red duffil blanket. Whoever apprehends the said fellow, and
brings him to his master, shall have a reward of FIVE GUINEAS;
and all masters of vessels and others are hereby warned, not t@
harbour said fellow, as they will answer it at their peril.
cbarlfon, JOHN GEYER,
May 25th, 1781. J No, 87, Church-street.
RUN away from the subscriber about the middle of last
month, TWO N.EGROES, named Will and Sall.—WiLLisa
young fellow, about 20 years of age, five feet fix inches high, blacK,
and fomethin^ pock-marked, is a great thief and Iyar, remarkable
lazy, and loves rum ; he carried with him a bright brown coloured
Kerfeymire coattee, waistcoat and breeches, a drab coloured broad
cloth ditto, with old fpanglc.lbuttons, a hat with a yellow band,
and the crown covered with the skin of a large bird; as both the
suits of cloathes were made for me, they are considerably too large,
for him. This being the fifth time of his Laving eloped from mq
without any cause, and for whicli he has never received any punifi
ment, I hope whoever apprehends him will be so good as to give him
a severe whipping. He has now enticed away %vith him, a younA
mulatto or muftee wench named Sall, about 18 or 20 years of age,
five feet two or three inches high, flat nosed, is a remarkable Iyar,
very artful, and tells a plausible tale ; she carried with her a red ne
gro cloth jacket or wrapper, a white plush ditto, a yellow quilted pe^
ticoat, and some other cloathes not known I hate had information 0
the fellow having been seen in town; but as he has anumber of relate
ons living upon Wadmelaw and Edifto I£ands,l have rcafon to belief
they will skulk about there.—l will give FOUR DOLLARS to ans
person for delivery of each to me, or to the Keeper of the Sugar-hou^
in Charleftown : And in order to make an example, and to prevent
as much as possible, the villainous praflice of harbouring runaway
I will give a further reward of TEN GUINEAS on receiving pr°Ff
proof of them or either of them being harboured on board of afy
fel, or by any white person on snore ; and TWO GUINEAS if ,'
negro, such proof enabling me to urolccute tne offender to ^'p,
N. B. They left me on Wadnelaw Eland, to which place h/
gone for the benefit of my health.J
Cbarlfoa.cn, 'June 8, I/A.
ttst ru t rto
And to be fold on the ^jf-fo^b^dl^ Cnf, Bills
reafonAh CicJd, Iq
ROBERT FAR QUHA R, £ ;Co.
No. 10, Broad-street,.
A large Asso rtacnt of
European and E^-India GOODS, vr,
IRISH Linens, Brown Holland, Knnid Drucs. G&x,
las, Oznaburgs, Sheeting and Miingavick Lntens; Long Lev,.,,
Linen and Cotton Stripes, Bengal Stripes, printed iito^, CaTO''
dark ground cottons, India Jeans and Dimities, Dr^b m, Lore,
Marseilles Quilting, corded, floured and striped fc^ry rf'^
extraordinary quality, Corduroys, Kerfeymires, VcHwr^, Qi?
I apes, Threads, Ferrets, Counterpanes, elegant ic„ed
prons, Handkerchiefs and Ruffles, fan edge Coventry Lace,}
Sons, flofs Trimmin,,, Twill and Crape fringe) 'black,'
skeleton Wire, fcolloped ditto, .muslin Gauze, plain 'bia;k ..H
spot ditto, plain striped Trimrtii@, twilled and ridi^b^l
Lawn Gauze and Tiffany, an elegant assortment of Tripled
and Barcelona Handkerchiefs, Womens and Mens kkir .
Gloves, Womens silk Mits and Callimanco Shoes, Mens tinG.O
Military ditto, with a Variety cf Glass and Queen's Ware; also '
Sugar and Tea, choice Port Wine by the Cask and Dozen, Scabc
an excellent Quality.
N. B. Planters may be supplied on the best Terms, and then
duce taken in Payment.±