The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-06-05 00:00:00, page 3

By Permiffoß of the Honourable Edward Savage, Enquire,
Judge of his Mayfly's Court of Vice- Admiralty, &c.
PUB LICK AUCTIO N.
On MONDAY next, the 10th inst. ,
WILL BE SOLD,
;By JOHN MORRIS,
On Greenwood's Wharf,
To begin at NINE o' Clock, precisely,
The REMAINDER
Of the Cargo of the prize brig Mercury,
Prize to his Majesty's ship Fury, William Sidney Smith, Esq;
Commander,
Consisting of
COFFEE, SUGAR, &c.
ALS O,
Part of the Cargo of the brig Bird in Hand,
Lately arrived from Bermuda.
Consisting OF
Molasses, Tobacco & Jamaica Spirits.
BY PERM SSiON.
To be fold at Publick Auction,
On MONDAY next, the 10th inftaiit,
1- At ELEVE N o'clock, on Greenwood's Wharf,
IThe Cargo of the brig Bird-in-band,
I Eroin Bermuda,
Consisting of
go hogsheads of Molasses
4 calks of Tobacco
3 calks of old Jamaica Spirits, &c.
And, on TUESDAY, the iith instant,
'I At No. 2, on the Bay,
3 hogsheads of old Spirits
20 dozen of London Porter
30 do. of Port and Madeira Winesl
Madeira and Vidonia ditto in pipes by famplcs
Mufcovado Sugar, Soap and Candles, Rice, Butter,
Flour, Pepper, Beef and Pork. Glass Ware, &c.
And a variety of valuable Dry Goods.
At 0 N E o'Clock, before the Exchange,
ra^ f The Beautiful
Fast failing Sloop Lively,
Now laying at Greenwood's wharf, burthen about
© ° ne hundred and fifty barrels; a new vegel and com
pletely fitted for sea without any expence to the pur
chaser. Inventory to be seen at our Vendue-ftore, or with the Cap
tain on board.
At the fame Time,
Two likely young Negro Fellows,
With whom good titles will be given, on complying with the terms,
which is cash, | JOHN DENNISTON & Co,
Cbarltfozun, June oth, 1782.
TO BE SO L D,
At PUBLICK SALE,
On TUESDAY, the 11th June, instant.
Before the Exchange, precisely at ONE o'Clock,
A Valuable young NEGRO WENCH,
Who is an exceeding good house servant, spinner, washer, and
Ironer, for whom the pest and aioft unexceptionable titles will be
given, %
J CHARLESTOWN, J UNE 8 .
AN Thursday last arrived here a poh cre , with a flag of
U truce from Havana, having on board nearly to hundred
^ which th e Spaniards
" ^ ^T^ ^^ ^ the country, we have
ten able to add the following particulars to the icrnnnt
^ly given of the truce which was made between the lov
lifts near the Saltketchers and the neighbouring rebel militia
The active bravery and determined resistance of our friends
i that quarter having convinced the enemy that it Would be
mpoffible to attend to the cultivation of their crons for the
nfning summer unless some personal security could be given
o the planter while employed in that necessary business they
bund themselves compelled to attempt by a truce the accom
: fitment of an object they had been baffled in their endeavours
^obtain by force of arms. Propofols were therefore' made
bra cessation of hostilities for a limited time, which were rea
dily agreed to, as they were founded on mutual convenience,
(ommiffioners properly authorized for that purpose met at the
[oufe of Mr. Grav on the fduth fide of Edifto river about ten
.miles above the Sawmills. Captain Oldfield, Captain Tones
and, Captain Cheshire, of the Royal Militia, managed the
fair on one fide, and on the other it was entrusted to a like
number of officers empowered by Governdur Matthews, viz.
Colonel Davies, Captain Youngblood of Edifto, and Capt°.
flicks of the Horse-Shoe. A truce was agreed to for two
months commencing the T,th of April and ending the igth
lof June, during which a ftri& neutrality was to be observed
and those who had loft property on either fide were to be al
lowed to recover it upon producing proper proof. The bounds
ofthe ground included in the truce, were to reach from the
Upper Three Runs to Matthews's Bluff on Savannah river,
i,nd from thence across the country in the fame breadth in a
direction nearly perpendicular to South-Edifto river, com
prehending an extent of country nearly 60 miles fqnare, part
of which reaches within thirty miles of the rear of General
Greene's present position.
The truce was kept' till the 25th of Mav, when the ene
my detached Major Goodwin, of the Congarec militia,
with 18 men, from the noft at the 'Four Holes, who about mid
night seized Capt. Cheshire and three privates at a friend's
house on Edifto, with an intention to carry them to General
Greene's camp; but Capt. Cheshire and one of the privates
defied their escape from Goodwin before they crossed the
river.
We do not know what the enemy plead in jollification of
this step, whether state necessity or any previous outrage com
mited,by our friends.
MARRIAGE. Major Gibbs of the Royal Ninety-Six
Militia to Mrs. Jane Downs widow of the deceased Major
Downs, of the Royal Camden Militia.
DEATH. Oh Tuesday last Mrs. Conroy, the lady of
ILieut. Conroy, of the Prince of Wales's American regiment.
*, The Publick are hereby informed, that attendance will
k given to-morrow till 3 o'clock and on Monday next till 8 o'clock
in the morning, at lieut. Col. Hamilton's fitters, No. 44,
in Meeti g-Rreet, for the difofal of the few remaining Tickets on
band; to which place, fuh of the Directors as have Tickets
for turn, will please to inclofe them, with a note ofthe number
iffed by ea hos them, that the Committee mav be enabled to
clef their accounts bes re the commencement of the drawing, as
brore mentioned.
EUBIICK AUCTION.
On TUESDAY next, the iith instant,
WILL BE SOLD,
At TH,MAS STEWART & Co's
AUCTION-ROOM, No. 42, on the Bay;
SUPERFINE FLOUR,
Mess Beef and Pork,
Refined, Powder, and Mufcovado Sugars,
A few pipes of choice Cyder,
Souchong Teas, Black Pepper,
Port and Madeira Wine in bottles,
Chocolate, Coffee, Raisins, Almonds,
Butter, Candles, Mustard, Pickles, Potatoes,
I Ppe of choice Coniac Brandy,
Herrings in kegs.
A N D,
1 Trunk of Thread and Silk Gauzes, Silk Handkerchiefs,
7 rimming Gauzes,
T Case of Ounce, coloured and Ofnaburgs Thread,
I Cafle of Mens Shoes,
30 Pieces of Irish. Linens,
A few Pieces of Dowlas.
P ÜBLI C~K AUCTIoff
On TUESDAY next, the iith instant,
At No. I, on the Bay—% btgin at TEN o'clock,
r [° EN '"" ° f Tobacco, 2 Calks of Bottled Port,
X 2 do. of Calcavella, 20 Firkins of Rose Butter,
A few Barrels of Beef and Pork, a few Boxes of Mustard,
I Calk of Bawn Hams, 5 Boxes of dipt Candles,
10 Kegs of Raisins, a few Calks of Gloucester Cheese,
5 Do. of Barley, with sundry Articles of DRY GOODS.
And at 1 IVELVE o'Clock precisely,
A Quantity of choice I N DI G O,
By ROBERT NORRIS.
Who has to dispose of,
A few Calks of frefh Orange Juice, just arrived from. St. Auguftine,-
An elegant Assortment of Jewellery,
A Quantity of Irish Reef, best Mess Pork in Barrels and Half
arreis, jefh English and Philadelphia Flour, Mufcovado and Loaf
^ar. Bar Iron and Blister and Tilted Steel, Cypress Plank and
hoards, Irish Linens, Russia Sheering, coarle Flats, Military
Shoes, Boysand Girls ditto, dec. &c. Ac."
(B 7 P E TSS I O N.)
.TO B E SOL D,'
commodious HOUSE and LOT, No. 186, King-street,
r 1 a tavern or a store, with three rooms, a finalf barn, a
itclen an . Here, a very large stable and other buildings and conve
niences. Ihe Lot in width is 50 feet 4 inches, andin depth I 4 § feet.
_ THOMAS EUSTACE.
AS MACNAIR and MAXWELL are about declining
Bufinels, they once more request all Peifons indebted to them
to call and fettle their Accounts.
I hey wish to dispose off their GOODS on Hhnd, confining of
Wines, Groceries, Pickles. .Perfumeries;&c. by Wholesale, on very
reason able Terms, for Calh or Government Bills.
" "' Ibe House they at present occupy, to be Let, and imme
diate Pofieflion given.
r fHE Subscriber intending to go to Jamaica the firft Oppor-
I tunity, desires ail Perlons to whom he is indebted to call for
Payment; and all those that are anywise indebted to him, arc de
sired to make immediate. Payment, otherwise their Accounts will be
put into the Hands of an Attorney at I^w.
. PETER CAMPBELL.
A YOUNG MAN, of an unexceptionable character, well
qualified, Geter for a florc or Cqw^^gT.^fo, wiffi^fir ~„,
ployment on moderate terms.—A line directed for A. Z. and left 'at
the Printers, will be immediately attended to, and the writer wait
ed on. J
'For EAST-FLORIDA,
The SCHOONER
S A L L Y,
1 Andrew Bayne, Matter;
U^ft ^Y' A remarkable fwift sailer, and has good accommoda
^^l^^ tion for passengers.
For freight apply at Messrs. John and Adam Tonno's, or to
THOMAS FORBES,
Who is in want of a CARPENTER, a single man, capable of
building rice machines, and of other plantation-work : Such a per
son, with proper recommendation, may have employment, by ap
plying as above.
On Thursday the 13th June; will be Sold at publick sole
before the Exchange between 12 and > o'clock.
THREE very valuable HOUSES and LOTS bf Land in
Charleftown, one in Queen-ftrert known by the No. 24, now
let at 1201. a year; one in Orange-ftr&et. No, 8, now let at 801. a
year, and one in old Church-street, Continued on White Point No.
50. Ihefe homes and lots have been particularly described in former
advertisements as the property of Mr. Alexander Rose, seized on
execution and fold by order of the Board of Police.
Cbarlfcun „b June, 1782. JOHN DAVIES Sheriff.
On Thursday the 13th June next, will be fold at publick sale
, before fke Exchange, between the hours of 12 and I o'Clock,
A NEGRO WENCH, late the property /of Mary Huertas,
and another WENCH, late the property of Peter B^nctbeau,
seized on attachment, and fold agreeable to the attachment a&, by
order of the Board of Police.
Cbarlfovm, May 21/, 1782. JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff,
To be Sold at publick fcle, before.the Exchange, on Tuesday
the 18^ Day of Jane next, pt 12 o'Clock precifcl,,
AVERY valuable GANG of NEGROES, Upwards of
fifty, amon^ft whom are many very variable families, and
a number of ufeful Boys and Girls; late the property of Mrs. Eliza
beth Sutler, deceased, seized oh execution, and fold by order of the
Board of Police., JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
, Cbarlefonun, 26th April, 1,8%.
On Monday the 17th Day of June next, at Eleven o'clock in
in the Forenoon, .will be fold, at publick Sale, at Mr. JOHNSTON'f
Office, No. 2, St. Michael's Alley,
I'HE Law Library of the late James Parsons, Efa;
X deceased. The Books may be seen at Mr. Johnson's any Fore
noon previous to the Day of Sale.
25/6 May, 1781 THO. WINSTANLEY, Executor.
AS Daniel O'Hara intends going for New-York by the
next opportunity, intreats every person indebted to Him, im
mediately to pay the fame.
To be Sold for Cash only, the remaining Stock on hand:
Confiding of Madeira and Port Wines, by the pipe, quarter calk
dozen or gallon; with sundry other articles in the grocery way'
fuperfine flour by the barrel; ship buifeuit by the hundred. ||'
Charter Parties, Securities, Petitions,
Memorials, &c. &c.
Done at Campbell's Notary Publick Office, No. 3% Bay. ||
(BY PERMISSION.)
To be Sold at Publick Sale,
On WEDNESDAY the 19th Day of June,
At the house of James Cook, No. 3, St. Michael's Alley;
The Sale to begin at TEN o'Clock in the forenoon, and continue the
follozuing days until the tvhole is Sold;
A VARIETY OF
Houfhold and Kitchen Furniture,
Some new-fafhioned PLATE
An assortment of IRONMONGERY
Ditto of LUMBER
A collection of choice BOOKS on various fubjeds
And many other ARTICLES too tedious, mention,
LIKEWI\S E,B
, A large Gang of MLGR(jES.
His HOUSE No. 43, on the Bay, for sale, and immediate
poffeflion will be given to the purchaser.
He has likewise to Let, and possession given by the firft of July,
his HOUSE and Garden where he now lives, is very convenient for
a large family. As he is to leave the province in a short time, he
earnestly requests all persons indebted to him to discharge their ref
pe&ive accounts, that he may be thereby enabled to pay off before
his departure such demands as are against himfelf.
June I, 1782.
Hamilton stevenson, having returned to this
place, and intending to .remain some time in it, begs leave to
acquaint the publick, that during his stay, he will follow his business
of Faintipg in Miniature, and executing designs in hair. Such
Ladies and Gentlemen as anay wish to employ him, will be pleased
to enquire at Mrs. Dawson's, No. 92, Meeting-street.
A convenient wooden Tenement,
No. j, in Pinckney-ftreet. For particulars enquire of Capt.
Wallace, or at No. 106, Broad-street, of
____L— WILLIAM RUSSEL..
R 1)N awa r from m y plantation,.a mile above the Quarter
ly house, a Negro Woman named. Elsey, speaks bad Eng^n, and
having abfeonded before was found upon Gadsden's Wharf with
some of the sequestered negroes, \vhere it is probable she may go
again. Whoever delivers her to the Warden of the Sugar-house or
to me at No. 6, King-street, shall receive ONE GUINEA reward
1782. ANDREW WILLIAMSON.
To Run it in BALLAST-TRIM
To BRI STO L,
That faft failing Lugger
The ADVENTURE,
John M'CartY Master.
Is well armed and manned, and will have good accomoda
tiofis for passengers. For freight or passage, apply to said Mat
ter on board the veffell ying at Burn's Wharf, or to
EDWARD CORBET,
No. 97, Broad-ftrect.
TO BE DISPOSED O F,'
AN elegant MICROSCOPE,
A compleat portable ELECTRICAL APPARATUS,
with two spare GLOBES,
A final! Collection of BOOKS, And,
A Pair oflarge GLOBES.
For particulars enquire at No. 6, Legare-Street.
POWEL L, HOPTO N, & Co.
HAVE FOR SALE,
SUPERFINE Philadelphia FLOUR,
Mufcovado SUGAR in tierces and barrels,
Madeira WINE in pipes and half pipes. ft
To be Let, and may be Entered upon the aid infant,
The HOU SE, No. 89, King-street,
With the fine large Garden adjoining. Apply to
II WILLIAM SMITH, No. 33, Bay.
WILLIAM SMIT H,
No. 33, Bay,
Has received by the Ships Jenny and Ann, from LIVERPOOL;
AFRESH supply of the belt Mess Pork and Beef, fine
Rose Butter, English Hams and Flour, which he will fell on
very reasonable trems.
SOUTH-CAROLINA.
JOHN EGAN, of the Province aforefaid, who is in custody
of the Sheriff of the Board of Police, on fevcral writs of CaplL
nd Satisfaciendum, at the suit of Thomas Riddle, of High Rife &1 Co. of
Tbompfon Foster, ofrJames IVbite, and others, having petitioned the
Intendants of the said Board that he may be admitted to the benefit:
of the a& made for the relief of insolvent debtors: It is ordered
That the said Thomas Riddle, Hugh Rife, & Co. Tbompfon Fofer',
fames White, and all others to whom the said petitioner is any wife
indebted, be, and whey are hereby summoned and have notice to ap
pear at the fitting of the said Board, which shall happen three months
after the date hereof, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said
petitioner should not have the prayer of his petition granted.
4th March, 1782. W. SIMPSON, C. P.
SOUTH-CAROLINA. '''
FRANCIS MENARD, of the province aforefaid, who is in
custody of the fheriff of the Board of Police, at the suits of
lifer Stent, Executrix of William Stent, and John Badt, having peti
tioned the Intendants of the Board of Police that he may be admitted
to the benefit of the a& made for the relief of insolvent debtors: It
is ordered, That the said Hefler Stent, Executrix of William Stent, and
John Badt, and all others to whom the said petitioner is anywise in
debted, be, and they are hereby summoned and have notice to appear
at the fitting of the said Board, which shall happen three month
after the date hereof, to shew cause, if any they have, why th#
petitioner should not have the'prayer of his petition" granted.
Cbarlefaun, 14th March, 1782. W. SIMPSON C. P.
SOUTH-CAROLINA. ~ ~ '
A LEXANDER BRODIE, of the Province aforefaid, who
£1 is in custody of the Sheriff of the Board of Police, at the
suit of Henry Martin, having petitioned the Intendants of the said
Board that he may be admitted to the benefit of the a& made for the
relief of insolvent debtors: It is ordered, That the said Henry Martin
and all others to whom the said petitioner is any wife indebted, be;
and they are hereby summoned and have notice to appear at' the
fitting of the said Board, which fliall happen three months after the
date hereof, to shew cause, if any they have, why the petitioner
should not have the prayer of his petition granted.
13th April, 1782. THO. WINSTANLEY, C. P.
SOUTH-CAROLI NA. =
T AWRENCE DUGGON, of the province aforefaid, who
L is in custody of the Sheriff of the Board of Police, at the suit
of Barnard Kdne, having petitioned the Intendants of the said Board
that he may be admitted to the benefit of the ad made for the relief
of insolvent debtors: It is ordered, That the said Barnard Kane,
and all others to whom the said petitioner is any wife indebted, be,
and they are hereby summoned and have notice to appear at the
fitting of the said Board, which fliall happen three months after the
date hereof, to shew cause, if any tliey have, why the petitioner
should not have the prayer of bis petition granted.
^3^, 178 V THO. WINSTANLEY, C.„&