The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-09-15 00:00:00, page 1

WHITE and coloured Welch
Plains
Duffil and Rose Blankets
Scarlet white and striped Flan
nels
Officers Great Coats
Duffil and Coating do.
Broad Cloth and Kerfeymires
Ofaaburgs
Itifh Linen and Sheeting
Cambrick
Pifol and Long Lawn
Table Cloths
Diaper
Bed Tick and Bunts
Pilnted Cotton and Linen
Chintz end Callicoes
Mullins
Womens and Girls Stays
Bombazeen and Crape
Feathers and Plumes
Womens silk and Durant Coats
Womens silk, Morocco and Cal-
Finance Shoes
Imported in the British Hero, from London.
Among which are,
JAMES & EDWARD PENMAN,
At their Store, No. 15, Bay,
Have j^fl received on Consignment by the British Hero, Capt.
Hill, from London, and have on f d,
FOR SALE BY THE PACKAGE,
For Cash, Produce, or Government Bills,
On the most reasonable Terms,
An AfTortment of GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
PRINTED Linens and Cottons
Handkerchiefs and Silk Gauzes of all Kinds
Saddlery, Military and fine Shoes
Shirts and Overalls
Port Wine in Cafles and Bottles
Cordage of all Kinds
Paints, Oil, and Painter's Tools
Hats, coarse Linens, Checks and Gauzes
Refined Sugar, and a Variety of other Articles.
ALSO FOR SALE,
Old JAMAICA RUM in Puncheons and Porter Barrels.|
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TO-MORROW, Thursday, September 20,
At TEN o'ClocL,
WILL BE SOLD,
By COOKE & WEBB,
# At their Store in Broad-street,
(For the Benefit f the Underwriters)
A Case of MILLINARY,
Imported in the British Hero, C. L t. Hill, from London.
At the fame Time will be differed of,
A Variety of Dry Goods, Liquors, &c.
' P U BLTC AUCTION,
On FRIDAY next, September 21,
At TWELEE o'CPb, before tie Exchange,
200 Sides of Tanned Leather,
Fit for Shoemakers or Saddlers, and for Fire Buckets, in Lots agree
able to the Purchafr< by | CURRIE & NORRIS.
On TUESDAY the 25th Day of September instant,
Wjil be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION,
°Before our Store, at TW ELEE PCI A,
A fecand hand Windsor Chair,
with Harpe's compleat. I COOKE de WEBB.
(8 r PERMISS IO N.)
On FRIDAY the sth Day cf October next,
At TEN o'clock in. tie Forenoon,
WILL BE SOLD,
By COOKE & WEBB,
At Mr. George Fardo's Store, No. 26, on the Bay,
PART of the Personal Eflate and Effects of the late Dr.
William Lpococx, confftmg of sundry Negroes, a new Flat,
foroe Cattle, Horses, Houfhoki Furniture, Plate, &c. &c. &c.
HENRIETTA LOOCOCK, Admini ratrix.
WILL. CLARKSON, Administrator.
Who have several LOTS in Charleftown for sale, or to hire
or let on lease.,
Such of our friends (who have permission for felling) and
will favour us with the disposal of their negroes, furniture, plate, oc.
are requeued to fend it to the above llore, or to our ftpre in Broad
ftreet, tin of-before the day of sale. | COOKE & WEBB.
Excellent wired PORTER,
Imported in the British Hbro, from London,
And to be fold at No. 46, on the Bay.
Two' Rooms of a House to be let
in Tradd-ftreet. Apply to the Printers. *
John & William Thompson,
Have removed from No. 97, Broad-Preet, to the louth fide of
Tradd-flreet; near the Bay,
WHERE THEY HAVE FOR SALE,
On very reasonable Terms, by the Package or otherwise.
An ASSORTMENT of
European & East-India GOODS,
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS &; SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
From SATURDA Y, September 15,
ROYAL
Vol. I.
SOAP and PORT WINE.
Manchester Goods
White and black Cap Wire
Mens fine Hats
Officers and Soldiers Shirts
Check ditto
Soldiers Shoes
Mens Saddles, &c.
Troopers Boots
Fine Cordovan ditto
Leather and Hair Portmanteau
Trunks
Tea and Table China
Bohea, Green, Souchong and
Hyfon Teas
Black Pepper
Single and double refined Loaf
Sugar
Broad Hoes
Narrow and Broad Axes
Cross cut and Handsaws
Steelyards
Copper Scales and Weights
Iron CheAs
Arc.
(BY PERMISSION.)
On MONDAY, theist of October next,
Will be put up for SALE,
At the Exchange, precisely at TWELVE o'Clock,
THAT delightful situated RETREAT or FARM upon Ash
ley-river, near the ferry, containing 300 acres, lying between
Edmund Bellinger, Esq; and William Roper, Esq; eight miles from
Charleftown. On the pfemifes are an elegant dwelling-house, a
kitchen and flable, uniform, the stables after the English taste for ten
horses, overseer's house, negro-houfes, barn and other out houses,
requisite for a well fettled plantation.
The wood land abounds with oak and hickory, also a great quan
tity of live-oak near and about the dwelling-house, and by a late
improvement of an extensive garden after a tally manner, may, with
attention be as profitable as it is pleafmg.
The meadows between the river (on which is a good landing) and
the house, yield besides feeding a flock of cattle and horses, a large
quantity of hay.
The provision land is as good if not preferable to some land there
abouts, and yields for what has been planted this season exceeding
great, as may at present be seen. Attendance willbe given on those
wh^ please to view the premises; and any person inclinable to treat
by private contraci, may be informed of terms and price, by ap
plying to I JACOB VALK.
(BY PERMISSION.)
On MONDAY, theist of October next,
Will be put up for SALE
At the Exchange,
Immediately after the Sale of the Plantation,
Thirty-Seven Trads of Land,
OF which handbills will give a description where situated,
which being well known, the purchaser may be assured of ob
taining a proper poffeffipn at a peace; and though the owner is well
convinced of the unseasonable time to offer them, yet is so circum
stanced for the want of obtaining payments from sequestered estates
and others in the country out of reach, that rather than not fulfil his
engagements, he will facrifice his interests, and fell them for caffi or
bills on London, to the highest bidder, let the price he what it will.
$ JACOB VALK.
( BY PERMISSIO N.)
TO BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE,
For Cash, Government Bills, Corn, Rice or Indigo,
And may be entered upon immediately;
A THREE Year's Lease of a LOT of LAND, between No.
1 1 21 and 22 ors the Bay; on which is a convenient dwelling-house
and a large commodious front store, together with a back-store, cel
lar and kitchen newly ere&ed and paved; the lot is 73 feet deep and
18 feet wide; its situation for trade is so well known that it needs no
description, dnd with little expence may be fitted up for a Tavern.
ALSO,
A Three Year's Lease of a LOT of LAND, on the
North fide of Unity-Alley next the Bay, containing 90 feet deep.and
16 feet front. On the Premises is a house 32 feet long and 16 wide,
partly finifhed; there are materials on the spot, which with some
addition will make a tolerable good dwelling house; there is also a
good well with plenty of water in the yard.
The Subscriber has also to dispose of,
A Variety of DRY GOODS, which will be fold a great
bargain to any person taking the whole.
If the said Lots and Goods are not disposed of before the
ift of October next, they Mll be put up at Public Sale, of which
notice will be given, by James Gross, between No. 21 and 22 on
the Bay, 0: | COOKE ^ WEBB.
Likenvife to be fold at fame Time and Place,
About TWENTY valuable NEGROES, among whom are
a compleat waiter, a very good carpenter, a cooper, bricklayer and
some boatmen; also, plain cooks, washers and ironers, mostly all
young Haves.
All sums under fifty pounds will be cash, and for all above, three
months credit will be given, on paying interest and giving approved
security if required.
An handsome London made PHAETON, to be drawn
either by one or a pair of horses, will be fold at fame time for cash.
For further particulars enquire of
SARAH HOLLIDAY, Executrix.
ZEPH. KINGSLEY, ?
JACOB VALK, f Executors.
A well improved GARDEN and ORCHARD, containing
as great a variety of Ihrubs, flowers and young fruit trees of different
kinds, as any in this country.
The purchaser of the plantation, may, if he chufes, have the flock
and plantation tools at a fair appraifement, and will be indulged with
a twelvemonth's credit, on paying interest and giving approved secu
rity.
The BUILDINGS are exceeding good, consisting of two
very good dwelling-houses, a good kitchen and wash-house, an over
seer's house, a liable 56 feet long and 26 feet wide, divided for English
and plantation horses, with a very good coach-house in the centre,
and a loft that will hold a large quantity of fodder, a very good
barn, two fowl-houfes and negro-houfes.
Pursuant to the lafl Will and Testament of Mr. William Hol
liday, deceased.
Will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE,
Before the Exchange,.
On WEDNESDAY, the 26th of September instant,
Precisely at TWELVE o'Clock,
T"AT very valuable PLANTATION, known by the name
JL of Richmond, belonging to the estate of said deceased, very plea
santly situated on Cooper River in Goofecreek parilh; its distance
from Charleftown is about eight miles and a half by land, and fix and
an half by water; it contains 4 70 acres old mgafure, and extends in front
on said river about a mile, which renders the profpe& very delightful
and so exten five, that any craft coming over Charleftown bar may
be viewed from the windows; it has a very convenient landing place,
and the water is so deep that any vessel that comes over the bar may
ride with fafety within ten or twelve yards of the hard marsh, which
is overflowed at spring tides, and convenient for the pasturage of
cattle.
To be Sold on Thursday, the ^tb September, at 12 o'Clock,
, before the Exchange,
PART of the FRAME of a New BRIGANTINE, lying
at Cochran's Ship-Yard, on Charleftown-Neck, being
64 feet keel and 24 feet beam; her stem and fern posts, with
her ribs, and many other timbers fixed; being fold under at
tachment by order of the Board of Police.
JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
Charleflown, Auguji a&b, 1781.°
ferete&t
TH E
to WEDNESDAY, September 19, 1781.
GAZETTF
LIKE WISE,
A few hogsheads of old Jamaica rum, Weft-India ditto, Gin in cases,
Madeira, Port, and Clare: Wine in bottles and b, the- gallon, a few
barrels of brown sugar, loaf.ditto, best London duffil blankets, milled
flannels of white and buff, negro cloths, broad ditto, beaver hats,
large iron pots and Dutch ovens with covers, English feythes, and
sundry other dry goods : He will dispose of those a bargain to any
person talcing the whole.
He has a RIDING CHAIR and HARNESS to dispose of, with
cr without a horse.
September &b, 1781. f ROBERT HUTCHISON.
TOHN JOHNSON, at No. 86, Broad-Street, has an As-
J fortroent of IRISH LINENS, which he will fell on very
reasonable Terms.
THOMA S HARP ER,
Jeweller & Goldsmith,
Acquaints bis Friends and the Public,
That he is just returned to this Province, and has to dispose of
At his Store in Ghurch-Jireet, eppofite to Elbott-flreet,
SILVER flioe, knee and flock buckles, stone ditto ditto, gilt
pinchbecle and plated ditto, silver punch ladles and pepper boxes,
watches and watch chryftals, chains, keys and seals ; a great variety
of fashionable hair and silk watch firings, paper friuff-boxes, ivory
handled knives and forks tipt' and ferrel'd with silver, fdiffars and pen
knives, cork-screws, cuttetiux, Morocco fv/ivel belts, playing cards,
printed linens, cottons and callicoes, spotted and figured jeans and
jeannets, Morea gowns, large India handkerchiefs, quilted petticoats,
men's and women's thread, cotton and worsted flockings, black silk
mitts and breeches patterns, britannias, wardrops, brown Meeting,
fine fouchong tea, double refined loaf sugar, black pepper, gin and
brandy ir. cases, Claret and Madeira Wine of the firil quality by the
dozen, 3 pair of Silver Candleflicks, and a pair of Sconces for do. f
WE the fubferibers, Executors of the lad will and testament of
Valentine Lynn, request, that the creditors of the deceased,
will fend in their accounts that an arrangement may be made as foou
as possible, for their fatisfadlion; also, that those indebted to the
estate may make immediate payment, to enable us to fatisfy the cre
ditors, as well as to prevent pfocefs at law.
The Lease of the House and Lot, No. 15, 16, the Furniture and
Six Negroes, the property of the deceased, will be fold at public
vendue, on the Bth of October next. For further particulars enquire
at the said house. % DAVID MAULL,
Cbarleflozun, fb September, 1781. WILLIAM GORDON.
THIS is to request all those indebted to the estate of thelate
John Lanneau, deceased, to make payment , and all those
that have any demands against the said deceased, to render in their
accounts, properly attested, to BAZEI,L LA NNEAU. *b.
RUN away about a fortnight ago, a negro boy'named Lew
is, but often goes by the name of Scotland, he isnbout 14
or 15 years, of age, is smart and fcnfible, and speaks French. It is
supposed he is harboured on board feme vessel, as he had lately got on
board the Packet. TWO GUINEAS reward will be* given upon
delivery of him to me at No. 110; Meeting-street; and TEN GUI
NEAS upon conviction of any persons harbouring him with an inten
tion of carrying him off, by GEORGE FARDO+
%d Augtf, 1781.
Commissary-General's Office, No. 3, ^een-flreet.
THE Commandant, in consideration of the late heavy rainsj
and the Planters alacrity in bringing in their FORAGE, in
conformity to the notice given the 27th ultimo, is pleased to dire&
that the time shall be extended to the 21st instant, during which,
Tivo Dollars per hundred, shall be paid for good, clean, well cured
Corn Blades, and One Dollar for Hay, delivered into the King's Fo
rage-Yard at Gadsden's wharf.
FRANCIS-RUSH CLARK,
CSmmiffary of Forage.
N. B. Those who have not craft, on applying to the Office, shall
be accommodated.
Charleftoivn, Sept. lOtb, 1,81.|
BY PERM I BSIO N. ' '
TO BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE,
For Cash or Government Bills,
For Tubicb immediate Poffeffon can be bad;
THAT well situated HOUSE and LOT in King-street, be
% longing to and at present occupied by the fubferiber, known by
the No. 161, containing on said street 29^ feet and in depth 119 feet f
The house is of brick and in good repair, and the other buildings
are as good as new ; there are on the lot ?. good kitchen, wash-house,
back store-house, a place for negroes, a large liable about forty-five
feet long, extending the width of the lot, having stalls compleat for
each horse, with a place in the middle for carriages, and a h^y loft
all over the liable ; the yard and liable are all paved with brick ;
ana there is a well of good water, with proper drains from thence to
tlie street : Its situation for trade, either as a flore or tavern, is un
exceptionable, King-street being the leading street from the country,
which is so well known as to render a farther description thereof un^
necessary.—Any person inclinable to purchase, may treat with him
for terms and price.
The purchaser of said house and lot, if in want, may be supplied
with a dozen or more feather beds, bedsteads, matraffes, sheets and
other bed furniture, with pavilliqns; also, tables, chairs, desks, table
linen, china, an eight day clock, sundry looking glasses, about
two hundred ounces of plate, and a variety of kitchen and other fur*
niture too tedious to enumerate ; likewise, nine valuable house ne
groes, equal to any of their colour in the province for sobriety and
honesty,
The reason for offering the above for sale, is the fubfcribcr'sbad
Hate of health, who intends for Britain with the firfl convoy; h#
therefore desires all those to whom he is indebted, to call on him fort
payment ; and those who are indebted to him by bond, note, or open
account, to call and make payment before the tenth day of October
next, as after that day they will find all his bocks and papers in the
hands of his attorney, to be sued for.
HE HAS FOR SALE,
A LOT of LAND, being the corner lot on Tradd and Church
Greets, containing 20 feet some inches on Tradd-ftreet, and 82 feet
on Church-street, with the foundations and brick cellars of two houses,
one of which the walls mostly up, being brick; there is on the lot
a quantity of old.bricks that would near build up one house, and that
with a small expence ; its situation for trade and pleasantness is moll
advantageous, and requires no farther recommendation.
AL S O,
Upwards of four thousand Acres of Land, in eight fepurate trails,
all in different parts of this province, which he will dispose of very
low. Any person inclinable to become a purchafcr of said lands, may
treat as above, where plats of each are to be seen, and can be in
formed where said lands lye, with the improvements on them.
Numb. sß.