The Royal South-Carolina gazette — Charles-Town, S.C., 1782-09-12 00:00:00, page 4

r^'' H E Board of Police, upon' enquiry, find
the Price of Flour, of the firk Quality, th
be Twenty-eight Shillings Sterling per Cwt. and
direst, agreeable to the Regulations ekablifhed
for ascertaining the Assize and Price of Bread,
that- the Pound Loaf dial! be fold for Fourpence,
and the Loaf of Two Pounds Weight for Eightpence
' Sterling.
By Order of the Board,
THO. WINSTANLEY, Clerk.
-Augitf tyh, 1782.
IDO hereby forwatn all perfohs not to haA
bour or credit on my 'accountably' wife Mary
Brobson, aslam determined to prosecute those
who harbour her, and not to pay any debts of her
contrading after this date. She went by the
name of Mrs.' Fleming, at theSign of the humble
Rebel, in 'Meeting-llfeet, but now goes by the
- name of'Mrs. Thompson.
JOSEPH BROBSON.
: Charlefown, Sept.'S, 1782. *c.
BROWN& MICHIE having refolVed'to quit
thisgarrifon the firlt convenient opportunity,
tequeft the favour of 'every person indebted to
them to-paytheir accounts as soon as pokible ; and
those to 'whom they rife indebted, are desired to
tall and receive payment.
During their day here, they inean to continue
the fate of the remainder of their flock of OLD
WINE, confiding of Madeira, {molt of which has
been two years in this country) Port, Shety, and
Sweet Wines.
They have •also a finals quantity of shrub, Bris
tol beer, orange juice, loaf sugar, hyfon and bo
frea teas; a few calks of raisins, milliard, pepper,
vinegar, coffee, &c. which they will fell on rea
sonable term's for calh.
S AMULLCARN
BEING to leave 'the Province, with the firft
convoy for England, or New-York, con
tinues until that embarkation takes place, to fell
DRUGS, MEDICINES, some Family Medi
cines, and various other articles-,on lower terms
than he hitherto has fold, and far more reafonu
able than they ever have been fold here. Sun
dry articles of ufeful and good HOUSHOLD
FURNITURE, are for Private Sale, at his
house, No. 9, in OrangeAfreet, where, if any
persons, who owe him Motzey, have gratitude or
honesty enough to pay, he will, most chearfully
bind thankfully receive it; and where any to
whom he is indebted, since his exile, may call
and receive paymerit. th
At No. 81, Tradd-Street,
The undermentioned GOODS a^e to & disposed of
for Cafb or Bills, #at a reqfonable advance ; the
Ortner of them intending to leade the Garrison, viz.
A GOOD assortment of IRONMONGERY
and CUTLERY, Negro Cloth, Dukils b
Spotted Ruggs, Bed Blankets, Hats, Checks,
Window Glass, Military and fine Shoes, Coffee,
Madeira and Claret in bottles. ts
TO be Sold a great Bargain, A quantity of
seasoned TIMBER, fit for building a large
House, together with boards, shingles, falhes, &c.
The whole will be delivered to any part of the
town required. For further particulars, enquire
of ARTHUR DOWNES, at Mr. Richard.on's,
in Elliott-kreet, at No. 11. * c .
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
A HOUSE and LOT in Lodge-Alley,
known by theNo.s, confining of four good
rooms, with fire places in each, a good kitchen,
arid out-buildings. Ifnot difpoled of before
Thursday next, it will be put up at Public Sale,
at the Exchange, on said day, at One o'Clock.
For particulars, enquire at Mr. John Saunders's,
No. 48, King-kreet, or
COHEN & ALEXANDER, No. 29; Bay.
BOAT LOS T.
TAKEN lately from Greenwood's Wharf, a
clinker built BOAT, painted black and
yellow on the outside, with white bottom, rows
fix oars and fitted for two malts, is wide and
roomy in the kern, and about 24 feet long. b
Any person giving information to Mr. Gibson,
No. 54, Bay, where she may be recovered, will
be rewarded for his trouble.
A Neat well-made black SADDLE HORSE
to be disposed of on very easy terms, who
was brought here from the Northward by an Of
ficer, and the belt title can be given with him,
Enquire of the Printer. ts
To be fold on Tuesday next the 17th Inf. before the
Exchange, between Twelve and One o'clock,
THAT neat convenient HOUSE and LOT,
with out-buildings in Church-lireet, late
the property of Thomas Fell, with several NE
GROES, and genteel FURNITURE, seized on
execution, and fold by order of the Board of Po
lice. JAMES BRISBANE, Sheriff
September 10.
Just IMPORT E D,
In the Christian .from London, and to be
Sold at No. 40, on the Bay, either Wbolfale or
Retail, the following ARTICLES,
By GEORGE TROUP,
MENS white shirts, ruffled at the bread,
Ditto white and brown thread hose, ditto
white silk ditto, womens do. do. do. cotton do.
mens black and white hats, children and boys do.
womens black riding do. threads, flour in barrels
and tierces, belt mess -pork in tierces-, belt mess
beef, in do. bbls, cargo do. half barrels tongues,
firkins butter, tingle arid double Gloucester cheese,
Cheshire ditto, powder bark, hams, hard and
frift pomatum, hair powder, pins, &c. poland
karch and blue, pigtail and cut tobacco, scotch
fnuff in bottles, mould candles, caltile, white,
and yellow ioap in boxes of 56 and 112 lb. mens
fine shoes, mens strong do, ditto boots, womens
fluff shoes, ditto silk ditto, boys and girls do.
childrens do. a large assortment of crockery ware,
china, glass Ihades, glass tumblers, decanters and
wine glares, &c. Ilationary, playing-cards, por
ter in barrels, tea kitchens, white bifeuit in
boxes of about e'l lb. bohea, finglo, and hyfon
teas, port wine in bogheads, silk and fat,tin
ipetticorits, silks, millinery, Irilh linen, ditto'
iheeting, brown ditto, ditto 'Ruflia ditto, fir.ped
linen, huckabacks, from ^ to ^- wide, brown
Ruflia drab, white ditto, British Oznabrigs, muf
fins, chintzes, printed cottons, handkerchiefs,
India dimmity, nankeens, ginghams, corduroy,
white flannel, loaf sugar, Ihell almonds, sugar
candy, ipices, -boxes pickles, imall ihot in kegs
of 56 lb, mustard, Florentine oil, silk umbrellas,
an assortment of tin ware, ditto, of pewter do.
do. Of copper do. do. of Ironmongery, do. of
cutlery, &c. &c.
WANTED to HIR E,
IMPORT E D
In the Brig DIANA, from f AMAICA,
And to be SOLD by
GEORGE & ROBERT ROSS,
At No. 6, Elliott-Street,
for CASH, BILLS, or INDIGO,
Jamaica R UM,
Of a superior Quality,
By the Puncheon or Hogshead. ts.
For St. John's River, East-Florida,
(To fail with the firft Convoy)
The Ship L I BER T Y,
John Duncan, Matter.
For freight or pallage apply to ANTHONY
WARWICK & Co. No. 90, Church-street,
Who have to dispose of, a few pipes of excel
lent Port Wine, a small quantity of Salt Petre,
Broad Hoes in calks, containing 10 dozen each,
Pepper in callus of 100 lb. each, and a few calks
single refined Loaf Sugar, in good order. d
To be had of the Printer, Price 4s. Bd. per Bottle,
The Compound Bitter Tincture,
Chiefly prepared from the Peruvian Bark, and the
bed Antiseptic Vegetables, calculated to coun
terad the putrid tendency of the Atmosphere in
southern marlhy countries. —Two tea-fpoonfuls
to be taken in a glass of any common liquor in
the morning or at mid-day.
HYSON TEA, warranted of the firft quali
ty, to be Sold for Four Dollars per Pound
at No. 7, Broad fireet. c ,
A NEGRO WENCH, who is a good Cook,
Washer Woman, and Ironer. Enquire as
above. ts.
WILLIAM M'WHANN,
80. 3, Traddfreet, fpptfte to Bedot's-Alley,
HAVING resolved 'to quit this province by
firft convenient opportunity, wilhes to dife
pole of his GOODS on hand, at a very low
advance for Cadi or Government Bills.
They confft chiefly of the fallowing Articles, viz.
SCOTCH ofnaburgs,
Frith linens & theet
. in©,
Brown and striped hol
land,
Cambrick & long lawn,
Table cloths and diaper,
Silk, worited, & thread
flockings,
Broad cloths and fhal
looris,
Hunter's ditto, Orleans
and caffimir,
Figured arid plain silks,
A neat assortment of rib
bands,
Do. of silk gauzes,
Modes and periians,
Black and white Barce
lona handkerchiefs.
Printed and check do.
Nuns, coloured, and of
naburgs thread,
Corduroy and velve'ret,
Mens and womens thoes.
Bed tick,
Printed cottons,
Ivory and horn combs,
Needles and pins,
A small assortment of
Medicines,
Glass and earthen ware,
A calk aborted hardware,
Nails, cordage, paints
ground in oil, &c.
ts.
&rtbe ISLAND of SAINT THOMAS,
(To fail in a few Days)
The Philadelphia-built Schooner
FREDERIC K,
On the Virginia conkrudion, and fails equal
to any schooner in the harbour. For freight or
passage apply to the maker on board, or to
JOHN MORRIS.
FOR LONDO N,
The SHIP
HAPPY RETUR N,
William Gickie, Master,
Burthen about 300 tons, fails remarkably sass,
and will in a few weeks proceed with or without
convoy.—For freight or passage, please apply to
W. SMITH. No. 33, Bay. ts
The Subscriber being under the disagreeable neceffit,
of leaving this Province, will dijpofe of under
Prime Crf for CASH or PRODUCE only, the
remaining STOCK of GOODS be has on hand^
Among which are,
WHITE Plains, London and Bristol duffil
blankets, Oznaburgs, Irish linen, blue,
red and green Yorkshire cloths and fhalloons to
suit, regimental buckles, mens fine and coarse
saddles, loaf lugar, nails, boxes of tin plates,
port wine bottled in London, of the firft quali
ty, two pipes of best London particular Ma
deira Wine, with many other ufeful Articles.
He will also diftofe of on low Terms,
Several Articles of HOUSHOLD FURNI
TURE, and a little ufeful PLATE ; also, a
small LIBRARY, confiding of the most approv
ed Authors, in good order, a neat BOOK-CASE
made in London, &c. &c.
Those who wish to purchase will please apply
early, as the whole will soon be packed up ; he
earnestly requeks all those indebted to him to
difeharge the fame previous to his departure,
which he hopes they will be kind enough to do,
having never diftretfed them by vexatious suits in
any Courts of Jukice. Those to whom he is in,/
debted will please call immediately for payment.
BRIAN CAPE,
ts No. 84, Church-ltreet.
N. B. His Store and Counting-house to be
Let, and pokeffim given in all next month.
SCOTCH and lriffi
linens,
Ruflia duck and drilling
Mens & womens thread
and worked hose.
Mens fine shoes.
Military ditto,
Boots,
Saddles, wi)h furniture
for ditto,
Portmantuas,
Mens coarse hats,
Nuns thread from No. 7
to 54,
A great variety of black
and white silk gauze,
Gauze handkerchiefs &
aprons,
Black and coloured du
rants, cailimancoes, &
fhalioons,
Flannels,
Striped worsted tammies,
Printed handkerchiefs,
Black & coloured ladings
Plain and figured dim
mities,
FOR LO ND O N
The Ship BROTHER S,
George Crombie, Maker,
BURTHEN about'joo tons, is a fine fllip,
fails remarkably fall, and will proceed (with
or without convoy) with the firft ships for Britain.
For freight or passage, having most excellent ac^
commodations, apply to the Captain on board, a;
Champney's wharf, or to JAMFS GREGORIE
"• No. 26, Church-street.
I'HE Subscriber intends to depart this Province
for some time, and is ready to give th@fe
that have demands on him, every fatisfa&ion
his power, by bond, or note of himfelf, or others
or by alignment of book debts ; and is sorry f^
the necessity of such a declaration, but the reason
is easily accounted for, he being deprived of re-'
ceiving what is due him, and not able to dispose
of his property in ordef to procure Call! to pay
which all and every perion may be assured he wii]
whenever himfelf or his Attornies dull be able to
encompass that definable end,
f JACOB VALK.
Imported in the lad Vessels from Britain, and
to be fold low for Cath,
By M'NEILL, RIDDELL, & Co.
No. 17, Church-Street, next Door to
Mr. Robertson's Printing-Office,
The following ARTICLES, viz.
Plain and firiped law
and muslins.
Modes and perfians,
Corduroys,
Black and white lace.
Edgings ditto,
Silk and twist,
A general assortment of
Sheffield and Birming
ham hard-ware,
2 Calks of glass ware,
Do. of copper and tin
ware,
Do. of Nails,
Do. of foal leather, cut,
A few barrels mess pork,
A few kegs barley,
A large collection of
books,
4 Carriage guns, four
pounders, with a few
shot for do.
I Box medicines, well
assorted.
With sundry other arti
cles not mentioned.