The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-11-07 00:00:00, page 3

Thursday his Majesty's Hoop Otter, arrived here from
D Savannah.
Lieut. Col. Campbell, with a party of our cavalry, lately
fell in with a large body of the rebel horse, at Ogeechie,
whom, after a Iharp adion, he entirely routed. The loss of
the enemy was conliderable.
MARRIAGES. Mr. Thomas Roper, to Miss Lydia
Harvey. —Mr. William Dewees, to Miss Jane Rogers.
DEATHS. In the 47th year of his age, Captain John
StebYll, of the Hessian regiment d'Angeleili.—ln the hd
year of his age, Mr. SamuEl Boußs, former!y of Rh ode-lfland,
Merchant. —Rev. Mr. John-Frederick Tubear.—Mr. An
drew Rutledge.—Mr. Wilson Dalzell, from George
town.—Master Hugh Per^nneau, son of the deceased Mr.
Alexander Peronneau. —Matter John Cleator, son of the
deceased Mr. John Cleator.
Savannah, (in Georgia) October 18. The Hope sloop of
war, Capt. Thomas, which failed the 4th inftaut from Charles
town for New-York, was driven to the southward, and
having sprung a very dangerous leak was obliged to bear for
the land; on Saturday evening the 6th Ilie rah ashore near
Jekyl Island, her guns, anchors, &c. having been previously
thrown overboard, and her mizeii-fnaft cut away ; all the
crew were saved.
The schooner Sir Andrew Hammond, Norwood Hall,
Master, arrived lafl Saturday from Bermuda.
Sunday lalt arrived here tire brigantine Governour Martin,
Capt. Muir, from Charleftown.
This morning arrived, the schooner St." Patrick, Capt.
Skene, in eight days from New-Providence.
The Unicorn privateer of New Providence has sent in there,
a sloop belonging to Cuba, loaded with beeswax, tallow, &c.
and a sloop from North-Carolina; with tar and Shingles; the
^fo took a Spanilh schooner, which was ransomed.
Last Sunday week a ship, Capt. Brown, from Jamaica for
New-York, put into New-Providence in distress, and has
since been condemned as unfit to proceed on her voyage.
Tobler's A L MANA CK,
For the Year 17.82,
Is in tie Press, and nvill be fyeedily publifad.
(BY PERMISSION.)
On Friday next, November x6tb,
Will be SOLD at No. 97, Broad-street,
The Sale to begin at TE N o'Clocl,
THE HOUSHOLD FURNITURE of the fubferiber, con
fiding of mahogany rabies and chairs, beds and bedheads,
bureaus, &c. also a quantity of tea and table china, among which is
a Compleat set never used, and a handsome silver coffee pot, table
spoons, salts, and fevcral other pieces of plate.
LIKEWISE,
SEVEN or EIGHT very valuable NEGROES, among whom are
3 compleat waiter, a bricklayer, and three house wenches. The
terms will be made known on the day of fide, by
SARAH HOLIDAY,
Who requefs all persons indebted to the effete of William
Holiday, deceased, to call and fettle before the day of sale, as file
intends for England immediately after.
-" HUG HR IS K, ,&™Co.
BEG leave to acquaint their friends arfT the publick in
general, that they are about to give up the Vendue Business,
therefore hope that all thofc indebted to them on that account, or"
any other, will difeharge their refpe&ive balances before the end of
this month, as all accounts Landing after that date, will be put into
the hands of an Attornev, without refpe& of persons.
They have Hill a VARIETY of WET and DRY GOODS on
hand, which will be fold very low for Cash or Government Bills.
HUGH RISK 41fo takes this opportunity of acquainting the pub
lick, that he is under the heceffity of returning home as soon as the
Company's affairs can be fettled here, therefore hope his friends will
excuse this ffiort notice. Chart, ,wc, N0v.,0, 1781. t
" JAMAICA RUM,
MUSCOVADO SUGA R,
MADEIRA WIN E,
CORDAGE, &c.
*FOR SAL E,
By THOMAS INGLIS,
On the Bay.
THE fubferiber's HOUSE and LOTS at Affiley Ferry,
together with the plantation adjoining ; the situation being so
well known as to render a description unnecessary. Likewise, the
remaining term of the Hid ferry, and a-Tra& of Land containing
J2OO acres, situated at the Four Holes, being fit sot rice, corn, or
indigo, about 30 miles from Charleilown. For tetms treat with the
fubferiber, at No. 8, Orange-Ereet.
V. EDWARD LEGGE,
ft ; — _
VrriiEREAS Robert Rinn, belonging to one of the new
V raised corps, about five weeks ago, left at the Rope-walk on
James-Island, a fmall,bay Horse in pawn for cash advanced him,
which he promised to pay in two days; arid to take away laid horse,
but has not since appeared ; this is to give notice, that if the horse is
hot edeemed, in eight days from this date, he will then be fold for
payment of the money advanced, and expences incurred.
November loth, 1781. % ALEXANDER MITCHELL.
THE partnership of John Butt and Anne SmeddigAll
Jl being d^ffolved, the, requell all persons indebted to them, to
fettle immediately., *A
T HE fubferiber's bad state of health makes it necessary for
I him to quit the province; all persons having left watches to
repair are desired to call for them as soon as possible. To be fold,
on Wednefday' next, at to o'clock, a few articles of Household Fur
niture, Books, Clocks, &c. All persons having any demands are
desired to bring in their accounts. WILLIAM HARDY,
November io, 1781. No. 28, King-street.
STOLEN or Grayed, two months ago, from the fubferiber,
O a bright bay Horse, upwards of 14 hands high, branded on the
hear ihoulder TF, has a small star in his forehead, and hath had
a fibula, which has occasioned several white spots on his withers.
A reward of Two Guineas will be paid to the person delivering the
said horse to me near Dorchester, or One Guinea, ifalready in his
Majeffy’s service, for such information thereof as might be produc
tive of his value.
loth November, 1781. STEPHEN CAT ER.
ABSENTED himfelf near 3 months ago, from the sub,
scriber's plantation near Dorchester, a young negro lad named
BILLY, 13 or 14 years of age, hath an impediment in his speech,
Specially when he is either hurried or feared, supposed to be decoy
ed. Whoever apprehends the said negro lad, and delivers him to
me at Dorchester, shall receive Three Guineas reward, er to the
Keeper of the Sugar-house TOT Guineas
^ ^d^ x^. STEPHEN CATER.
Charlestown, November 10.
To be fold, by permiffioh,
STRIPED duffil blankets, Bath
coatings and striped linfuys
Welch arid Salilbury flannels
Superfine and Yorkshire cloths,
uniform and fuihioriahle co^
lours, with Walloons & suitable
trimmings
A compleat assortment of fard
wide Irish-linens
Irish Meetings and diapers
Clouting diapers arid dowlals
I)amafk and other table cloths
Napkins and huckabucks
Raffia Meetings and drabs
Flanders bed ticks and bunts, 8-4,
9-4, and 10-4 wide
Check'd linen, and border'd lawn
and cottoq Rernal handker
chiefs
Printed linens and callicoes in the'
greatest variety
Copper-placed linens and cottons
China blue linens and counter
panes
Morea Chintzes, and lampas, a
beautiful assortment/
Demy blue long cloths
.Hambro' and Holland whited
lawn
Plain, figured, and bordered cam
bricks and pistol lawns
Striped, checked, iprigged, book,
, and tambour mulling in gowns,
aprons, and handkerchiefs
Cravat mullin, and 6-4 humhums
9-8 Striped doreas and charcheck
muflius
Nankeens
China silks and taffities
Modes, farfenets and perfians
Barcelona and blaclt love hand
kerchiefs
Sattins and florentinea
Mantuas and luteftrings, plain,
figured, clouded, striped, and
flowered
Ribbons in great variety, and
moll fashionable assortment
Manchester goods
Military shirts and shoes
Mens leather shoes, coarle and
fine,.
Ladies and gentlemens neat Mo
rocco flippers
Calimanco shoes and pumps
Ladies fafhionable days
Best London made Cordovan
Boots
Hosiery of all kinds
Sadler,, a compleat assortment
Wilton carpets
Printed and plain durants and
tammies
Crapes, bombazines, and Prince's
fluff
Haberdashery, threads, and pins
assorted
HARRIS & BLACHFORD,
No, 36, on the Bay,
Have imported b, the Brigs Re-Union, Capt. Grant, and Hope,
Capt. Moorfom, from L 0 ND 0 N,
A large and general Assortment of
European and EaJl-India GOODS,
Suitable for the prefect and approaching Season,
Which they quill fell on very reasonable Terms by the Piece or Package,
conffling of the following Articles, viz.
PUBLICS JuarroN:
On TUESDAY next, the 13th instant,
WILL BE SOLD,
By JOHN MOR RIS,
At ONE o'clock precisely, hr the Exchange, t
=fy The Sloop BALFOUR,
"° w ^"g in Greenwood's dock, about 90 tons bur
then, faitofaft, is a very handsome well built veffcl,
jig^rcfg an( l completely found in materials. The inventory may
be teen at No. 43, on the Bay.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
A few Hogsheads of prime James^River TO BACCO.
Cbarlfoicn, November TO £781.|
HORSES and CHAIRS to hire,
At Earl Cornwallis's Arm^, Beef-Market Square. 'c,
Jonathan & William Simpson,
HAVE FOR SALE,
By the PACKAGE or PIECE,
At N®, 27^, Cb^rcb-freel,
COARSE broad cloths, duffils, duffil and rofc blankets, co
verlids, negro cloth, Bath coatings, baize, flannels, cqllimaiicoes
and durants, Irilh linen, towelling, Raven's duck, qfnaburgs, calli
coes and chintz, handkerchiefs, soldiers fliirts, hats and bouts, French
flour, pickles of all forts, olives, capers arid anchovies, flafk off, soap,
black pepper, rafoerry and che,ry brandy, Jamaica sugar and rum.|
ROBERT WILSO N,
Has just imported in the Carolina-Packet,. Capt. Whit%from London
A general and compleat Assortment of
DRUGS and MEDICINES;
Which, with/every Family Medicine in ' repute, are for file on rea
fonabie terms, at his ffofc, No. 96, Broad-street. °*c.
FOR SAL E,
terts^l Two commodious, well finished,
Brick Tenements,
lAlmofc new, No. I and 2 in Chalmers's-Alley, ver,
riil near and convenient to the Bay, and each tenement
fr^=4 fufficiently roomy for a family of five or fix. Enquire
at No. 90, king-ftceet.
BY PERMISSIO N.
For Suk b, Private Contraß, or to be Let,
THE commodious and well known HOUSE, No. 77, King
ftreet, the corner of Tradd-ftreet, the best situation in
town for a lodging-house, having a large yard, and stabling for
twelve horfea. Apply on the premises to
3^ Attguft, 17%. t GIDEON DUPONT, jun.
Brown & Grant, Surgeons,
BEG leave to acquaint their friends and the publick, that
they are now fettled at No. By§ Church-street, where they have
8 compleat collation of MEDICINES to fell at a ver, low advance*
X& An ArruNtwi wWfi4
Callimancoes and camblets
Umbrellas and turner,
Brass mounted Portmanteaus
Rich gold and lilvcr epaulets, rind
vellum laces
Gold and silver bullions and fringe
Gold arid silver chain and bind
ihgs
Gold and silver cord-bands and
taffcls
Artillery and navy faces
Cane and watch firings & purses
Neat mounted small walking Canes
Jewellery and cutlery
Gold, silver, plain, plated and
richfancy buttons
Perfumery aborted,
Stationary ditto
Black feathers, gften rind red
plumes
Military and fafhonable fine hats
Brown and green hats
Ladies and Gentlemens tortoife
ffiell, ivory and horn ebmbs
Best woodftock, buckskin and bea
-ver gloves
Ladies black and white silk gloves
Dar.ifh kid and Limeric ditso
Playing Cards
Pewter a florted, plated wars
Jar Raisins and Almonds
Pepper and spices
Loaf Sugar, single, double and
t-eble
Souchong and Bohea tecs
Confectionery in fmkll boxes aft
forced, confining of preferred
and dried fruits of all kinds
Ratafia, orgeat and capilhire
Oronook tobacco in papers
Weften's fnuff, high and low
toast in Bbttles
Pickles in small cases
Hunter's and tong pipes
Best vinegar, oil and mustard:
Starch and Hair Powder
French and Engliflr brandy
Best London Porter in bottles and
hogfneads
Fine freffi Englilh flour
Hard ware and ironmongery in
all its branches
Bar iron and coals
Acapital collection of music and
musical instruments, confining
of a-forte piano, ^Eolian harps
and Ficcadoes
Ift, 2d, 3d, and bass viol and gui
tar firings
Copying writing machines, with
all the neceflary apparatus, fit
for immediate use.—These are
a late invention, and exceeding
ly ufeful in expediting bufineis,
and saving the hire of one or
more|clerks. f
NEW BOOK S, &c. for Sale,
At Wells's Stationary, Mufak ^Book Shop,
No. 71, TRADD-STRE£ T,
THE New Annual Register for
1780.
Grainger's Biographical Hlftor,
of England, 4 Vols.
Guthrie's Hiftopy of the World,
13 Vols.
Memoirs of the Duke of Ber
wick, 2 Vols.
Madan's Thelypthora, 3 Vols.
Capt. Cooke's lad Voyage.
Dr. Moore's Travels in France,
2 Vols.
- in Italy, 2 Vols.
Dr. Johnson's Britim Poets, 60 V..
— , .. Lives of the Poets,
4 Vols.
vLord Lyttelton's History, 6Vols.
~ Guiccardini's Hillory, 10 Vols.
Dr.Johnfon'sTour to the Hebrides
MacNicoU's Remarks on thebrne
Detail of the American War.
Private Life of Louis XV. 4 Vols.
Wales on tl& Population of Great-
Britain
Howlet on the fame
Sheridan's Rhetorical Dictionary
Hume's History, 8 Vols.
-—-._ Essays, 2 Vols.
—~ —- Natural Religion
Robertson's H. of Scotland, 2Vols.
. ——— ■ Charles V. 4 Vols.
Vols.
Wraxall's Tour
The Works of Offian, 2 Vols,
Smith's Galic Antiquities
Campbell's Political Surrey of
Great-Britain, 4 Vols.
Stuart's View of Society in Europe
Ferguson's Hist. of Civil Society
Mr. Eden's Letters to Lord Car
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The Minflrel
Beattie's Essay on Truth
Pope's Works, 6 Vols.
Swift's Works, 18 Vols.
Lord Kaimes's Sketches, 4 Vols,
Tucker on Government
Macpherfon's History and State
Papers, 4 Vols,
Watson's Philip IL 3 Vols.
Hanwayls Letters
History of California, 2 Vols.
Noorthuck's Biographical Dicti
onary, 2 Vols.
Life of David Garrick, 2 Vols.
Voltaire's General History, 4Yols.
Essay op Prints
" Richardson's Iliuftration of Shake
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Revifal of Shakefpear's Text
Life of Monmouth
Life of Alfred
Neckei's Compte rendu au Rei
Shclvocke’sArtillery
Spectator, 8 Vols.
Guardian, 2 Vols.
Tatler, 4 Vols.,
Connoisseur, 4 Vol^
Rambler, 4 Vols.
World, 4 Vols.
Goldfrnith's Hibory of England,
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Mr. Galloway's "Exarriinatiorf
—— Letter to a No
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Sir William Howe's Natratira
Galloway's Reply
Cicero to Lord Howe
Plain Truth
Lord George Gordon's Trial
Papinian's Letters
Mutual Claims of Great-Britain
and America
Tickell's Common-place Argu
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Ruffhead's Statutes, 13 Vols.
, i — Vols. 12 & 13.
Brown's Cases of Appeal, 4 Vols.
Blaokftonc'sCommentaries,4yols.
Burri's Justice, lalt Edition, qVols.
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.Pigeft of adjudged Cases
Cunningham on Bills of Exchange
Trials for Adultery, 2 Vols.
Scarce and intcrelling Trials
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Sir Charles Grandifon, 8 V 0&
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Hackney Coach
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