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

INDIA Chintzes and Nankeens
Irish linens and Sheetings
Ofnaburgs, Dowlas and Checks
Printed Linens and Cottons
Lawns and Cambricks
Printed and Check Handkerchiefs
Ofnaburg and Shoe Thread
Sewing Twine
Mens fafhionable Maccaroni and
Fantail Hats
An Assortment of Saddlery
Ladies French heel'd and com
mon Shoes
Womens Leather Shoes & Pumps
Pewter Plates and Dishes
Tin Ware
An Assortment of Queen's Ware
China
A Variety of other Articles, to be disposed of on the lowest Terms.|
For L O ND ON,
The Brigt. Lightfoot,
John Gibson, Matter;
A new vessel, burrhen about 190 hogsheads of rum,
-^=ri.v^ as faft a filler as goes to sea, built upon the late
Improved Virginia conftru&ion, has about half her cargo now ready
to take in, as soon as hove down, and will fall with all possible dis
patch after being loaded. Any gentleman chafing to ship goods on
freight, will please apply to William Scheviz, at No. 12, Elliott
^reet. Shippers of goods by said vessel, may be accommodated with
2 transfer of insurance from £.IOOO to £.1300.J
CbarlcJtoicu, J u b sth, 1781.
STOLEN or Grayed from out of the yard No. 28, Meeting
ftreet, a BAY HORSE, about 14 hands high, with a small white
par in his forehead, a flitch tail and long mane, has a fiddle gald on
bis back, is about 6 years old, and had neither saddle nor bridle when
loft. If any person can give information of him, or inform the Prin
ters, they " la " be bandfomely rewarded.|
NOTICE is hereby given to those persons who have any de
mands on the estate of the late Daniel Blake, Esq; or on
William Blake, Esq; that they are requested to make known the
fame to the fubferiber, that they may be refpe&ively fettled and paid
off; and all those that are indebted to the said Daniel Blake's estate,
or to William Blake, and also to the estate of Benjamin Stead, Esq;
late merchant in I,ondon, arc desired to call and fettle the fame, as
soon as poffiblc, with 'July 9/b, 1781. THOMAS FARR, f
TRISH Linens
l Ofnaburgs
Printed Cottons and Linens
Pewter and Tin Ware
Paints and Oils
Saddlery and Shoes
Window Glass and Queen's Ware
T ?'{ For " e '^* or Charter to JAMAICA,
The Ship Susanna,
John Stewart, Master;
417^ ? '4 Mounting 24 guns, and from.forty to fifty men.
Apply to
WILLIAM CLARK,
#^t^AAT^s No. 4, on the Bay,
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
An Assortment of GOODS,
CONSISTING OF,
hNThurfday night last week, a final! party of mounted Re
() bel militia surrounded the house of Andrew Williamson,
F& formerly Brigadier-General of the South-Caroling militia,
-bout 7 miles from town, and without allowing him tim.p to put
on his clothes, carried him off prisoner. On intelligence be
"} received of this, Major Fraser, with 90 of his dragoons,
was detached next day in quell of them. After having effected
-circuitous marchof more than 70 miles through the woods,
-°vith the molt profound fecrccy, on Saturday moinihg the
Major surprised their main body in their camp at the Horfe
jhoe, killed 14 on the foot, wounded several, took Col. Isaac
frvne, their commander, prisoner, and released General Wil
fooifon from his confinement at a house in the neighbourhood.
Theanxiety to rescue General Williamson, and the Rebels
not making the smallest shew of reliftance, but betaking them
fclves to the woods in every direction, prevented their sus
taining a greater lot's. Their numbers before that morning
were estimated at more than 200 —their own accounts made
them much Wronger.
Among the killed, was the second in command, Lieutenants
Colonel M'Lauchlan ; his brother Capt. M'Lauchlan was dan
gerously wounded. Col. Hayne was brought to town on Sun
day, and is now lodged in the Provost.
The Rev. Mr. Robert Cooper is appointed Re&or of St.
Philip's parish, and the Rev. Mr. Edward Jenkins, Redor of
St. Michael's.
On Monday the schooner Dolly, Capt. Newbold, arrived
here from Kingston in Jamaica ; and this day the brig Hppe,
Capt. Newton, from the fame place, but last from New-
Providence.
The lovers of theatrical entertainments will doubtless be
happy to learn, that there is some probability of the American
Company, under the direction of Mr. Hallam, being here
next winter.
MARRIAGE. Mr. John Parkinson, to Miss Katha
rine Nicholson, daughter of the deceased Mr. Francis Ni
cholson.
DEATH. George Forties, Esq; a gentleman of consi
derable property in the island of Jamaica, who came here some
months ago for the recovery of his health.
0 It is earneflb requeued that Advertisements intended
fcrtbis Gazette, may be sent before Eight o'Clock, on WED
NESDAY and Saturday Mornings; as an, received after
flat boar, cannot be inserted in the paper of that day.
Our Rhyming Correspondent's favour is received, and will
Qbear in car next.
By M'CLELLAN & WALLACE,
Charlestown, July iitb, 1781.
r-pIJE Commandant is pleased to direct, that hereafter no
, Person living under the Rebel Government, Frail have Liberty,
or grant Powers to others for so doing, to let, or lease any House
within this Town, without a special Licence for so doing, as it is in
tended to take all such Houfesas may be wanted for the Public Service,
raving to the owners of those secured by the capitulation, a reason-
Rent for the fame, as by this means Government will be enabled
to reinft^tc its firm Friends in possession of their own Houses, within
f] ace of time.' fob. JAMES FRASER,
Acting Barrack-Master.
Commissary-General's Office.
f^hI^REAS a large quantity of Provinons, amounting to
VV ii 6 casks of flour, 63 barrels of beef, 444 barrels of pork,
241 calks of peafe, and 138 firkins of butter, are remaining on board
die wreck of the Leeds Industry, on the North Breakers; any per
son who will bring any part of the cargo of said vessel to this office,
full receive one fourth part as a salvage. fc.
Char/efavu, fit, 10/b, 1781.
Ch ARLESTOWN, July I I.
Just imported from L 0 NDO N,
And now opening for Sale,
At No. 40, on the Bay,
Hard Ware
Porter in Barrels
Flour in ditto
A compleat Assortment df Hats
Port and Sherry in Calks of eight
Dozens each,
WITH
ICutteau Knives and Penknives
Table Knives and Forks
Womens Sciffars, Buckles
, Padlocks, Stocklocks, and Spring-
Icheft I.ocks
Crowley's Carolina Broad Hoes
I Carpenter's Broad Axes and Fel
ling Axes
] Cooper's Axes and Adzes
} Ditto Frees
Drawing Knives and Claw Ham
mers
I Best Steel Hand, Cross-cut and
,Whip Saws
ISplitting Wedges
!An Assortment of Files
IRice Sickles, GrindftoneS
I A few Pair of Quern Stones. J
Clar 1 flrtvn, June Z?>tb, 1,8.
NOTICE is hereby given that all p. rfons who are indebted
to the estate of John Collins, deceased, are deliied to make
immediate payment. A certain James Gaulman has unlawfully en
bezzled and fold sundry effects belonging to said eftare: This notice
is therefore to require all such persons who have any of the ehedts
of the above estate in their hands or in possession, to deliver the lame
to me without loss of time, otherwise the law will be put in force
without diftin&ion of persons.
Three Negro Men and one Wench have eloped for some time, the
property of the above estate. Whoever knows the above saves and
will bring them to me, I will, on such delivery, give for each TWO
GUINEAS reward. {b. JOHN MORGRIDGE, Admr.
' ■ -
BY PERMISSIO N.
To be SOLD at PUBLICK SALE,
By J OH N MORRI S,
On FRIDAY next, the 13th Day of July,
To begin at T E N o'Clock,
At the Store lately occupied by Mr. Sampson Clarke, No. 30, on
the Bay, near-the Exchange,.
A Large and compleat Assortment of D RYGOODS,
among which are Irish Linens, Cambricks, Ofnaburgs, Broad
Cloths, Kerfeymires, Sattins, Luteftrings, Callimancoes, Silk and
Thread Stockings, Check Shirts, Soldier's ditto, Trowfers, &c. &c.
Also, a Quantity of Soap and Candles in Boxes, and Sait in Barrels,
being late the Property of the said Sampson Clarke.
A N D,
On FRIDAY the 20th Day of July instant,
At the Exchange, at TWELVE o'Clock,
A HOUSE and LOT, No. 30, on the Bay, near the Exchange,
an excellent Situation for Trade ; and
A HOUSE and LOT, No. 19, Beresford's Alley.
CONDITIONS.
One half of the Puftchafe Money to be paid down, either in Cafli
or Government Bills, and Credit for the Remainder till 20th of Sep
tember next, paying Interest, with approved Security.
Possession will be given in ten Days from the Sale, upon the Terms
being complied with..
The Property may bh feeh by applying at No. 30, on the Bay, or
to JOHN MORRIS.
Cbarlfoion, July Jtb, 1781.,,t
BY PERMISSION.
On TUESDAY the 24th Day of July instant,
At ONE o'Clock,
Will be SOL I) on the Premises;
A HOUSE and LOT, with all the Out-houses, situate on
the.weft Side of Goodby's Alley, containing in Breadth, from
North to South, 36 Feet, and in Depth, from Fail to Weft, 30 Feet.
The Terms, one half of the Purchase Money to be paid on De
livery of the Rights, the other half at three Months Credit, with
approved Security.
The Lot and Houses, with the Titles, tnfy be seen any Time be
fore the Day of Sale, by applying to
HUGH RISK, & CO.
I No. 19, Old Church-street.
AS HUGH RISK finds it necessary to go Home by next
good Opportunity, he begs all Persons indebted to him and
Company, to call and fettle their Accounts directly; and all to whom
they are indebted, are requested to call for Payment.
ALL that valuable well known PIECE of LAND; the
corner of Broad and Church streets, whereon is the Tavern
lately possessed by Mr. William Holliday, besides several Tenements
and Stores, as well situated for tiede as any in Charleftown.
The whole will firft be put up together, and if not disposed of,
will immediately be fold in allotments, being laid out in lots very
convenient for persons in trade..
The terms will be one-fourth Cash or good Bills of Exchange on
Great-Britain ; the other three-fourths to be paid in equal payments
at the end of three, fix and nine months, in money, or good bills as
aforefaid. The purchaser will have immediately possession, on giving
security that the terms fnall be complied with.
Any person willing to purchase the whole before the day of sale,
Ihall have it so great a bargain, as to make it a very profitable Pecu
lation, especially if he pays the Cash. Apply at No. 8, Cumbertand
ftreet, to WALTER MANSELL,
ALL persons having demands against the deceased Ensign
Bradfreet, of the 60th regiment, are requested to give in
their accounts before the 25th of July instant, at No,X4, on
the Bay.—Ng accounts delivered in after that day, will be at
tended to. »*.
ANTED to rent, a SMALL HOUSE in a good situa
tion for trade. Enquire of the Printers.±
Charleftown, 25th June, 1781.
AS many Persons lately exchanged as Prisoners of War,
and others who have long chose to reside in the Colonies
now in Rebellion, have notwithstanding (such their Absence)
Wives and Families still remaining here, the Weight of which,
on all Accounts, it is equally impolitic as inconsistent should
longer be buffered to rest on the Government established here,
and the Refburces of it :
The Commandant is therefore pleased to direct, that all
such Women, Children and others, as above described, should
quit this Town and Province, on or before the First Day of
Anguft next ensuing ; of which Regulation all such Persons
are hereby ordered to take Notice, and to remove themselves
accordingly. B, Order of the Commandant,
C. FRASER, Town-Major.
WHEREAS, in pursuance of adequate Powers refpe^tive
ly delegated to us, to carry into execution articles of a Car
tel, made on the 3d day of May, in this present year, between
Capt. Cornwallis, on the part of Lieutenant General Earl Corn
wallis, and Lieut. Col. Carrington, on the part of Major-General
Green, for the exchange and relief of prisoners of war, taken in
the Southern Department; We the underwritten have mutually a
greed, that all the Militia prifonhrs of war, citizens of America,
taken by the British arms in the Southern Department, from the firft
commencement of this present war, to the 15th day of this present
month of June, ffiall be immediately exchanged for all the Militia
prisoners of war, fubje&s of Great Britain, taken by the American
arms in the said department, within the above-mentioned term.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That all the
above-mentioned British and American prisoners, wheresoever they
may at present be, are hereby declared to be fully, absolutely and re
ciprocally exchanged, and such of them as are on parole within the
lines of their refpedlive parties, are hereby declared to be released
therefrom; and such as are within the towns, garrisons, camps, posts
or lines, of the powers who captured them, ffiall be immediately
liberated and permitted to pass, without reftri&ion, to the party to
whom they belong,
EDMUND MASS. HYRNE, Dep, Com. Gen. Prisoners.
JAMES FRASER, Commissary Prisoners.
June nd, 1781.
RUN away from the fubferiber, a Negro Lad named John;
about 4 feet io inches high, of a yellowish complexion, and is
well known in and about town, having lived formerly with Lord
Charles Montagu, when Governour of this province, also with Mr.
Bounetheau, Dr. Carter, Mr. Jacobs, and several others; he Was fix
or seven months with the Artillery. THREE GUINEAS reward
will be paid to whoever will deliver him to the Keeper of the Si^
gar-Hcufe, or tQ , ANTHONY LECHMERE.
BY PERMISSION,
On WEDNESDAY the 25th Day of July instant,
Will be SOLD .at PUBLICK SALE, on he Sp >t,
The Sale to begin at TEN o'Clock,
WANTED immediately; a MUSICK MASTER to at^nd
a young Band, for which a handsome knary wm ^c
allowed. Enquire oi the Printers.X
Wanted, as. soon as pofiibic,
A BOUT one thouiand bufficls of INDIAN CORN, for
which Cash will be given;
July 7 th, 1781. - J JOHN MORRIS.
Wanted to purenafe,
A Quantity of TURPENTINE, for which the Cassi will be
paid on, delivery, in good fhippiilg order. Apply to
, GRAHAM & BURT,
Jub6, 1781. J/. No. 1, Qiicen-ftrect.
r rilE Executrix of the late Dr. John Swint, deceased,
has empowered the fubferiber to fettle the concerns of
the said estate; he therefore defircs all accounts againit the
fame to be brought to him ; and all persons indebted thereto,
are desired to pay the fame immediately, to .
t ^ETER BOUNETIIEAU.
TO SOLD,
A faft failing S LOOP,
B " rthc " ab ° ut 5 ° tons> Vir o inia built > 3 Launch good
vessel, has excellent accommodations, lately new fheath
%^v^ e d and compleatly fitted, and was formerly employed
as a packet. Inventory to be seen by applying to
THOMAS STEWARD, & Co. No. 43, Bay.
N. B. Bills of exchange will be taken in payment, 01 the above
Vessel bartered for a House or Lot in a good iituation.±
"garrison ORD ER S,
July 6th, 1781.
W"HEREAS divers persons, lately exchanged as prisoners
of war, as well as their wives and families now about
to depart the province, by themselves or their agents, have
fold and disposed of plate; houihold furniture, and other arti
cles, to a Considerable amount, to the injury of their just and
lawful creditors: For prevention whereof in future, IT IS
ORDERED, that no such persons shall fell or dispose of any
species. of property whatever hereafter, without an explicit
permission for that purpose, from the Board of Police; where
of all persons concerned are desired to take notice, and go
vern themselves accordingly,
X C. FRASER, Town-Major.
GARRISON ORD
fitly 7th, 1781.
WHE REAS.negro and other slaves, frequently absent
themselves from the service of their makers, mistresses
and overfcers, and come to Charleftown, where they live in a
state of idleness ; the inhabitants, as well as persons residing in
the country, are therefore desired to furnilh their negro or
other Oaves, either donftantly or occafioually employed in this
Garrison, with 'tickets in writing; as fromhenceforth all ne
gro or other slaves found therein, withoutfuch landion from
their matter, mistress or overseer, will be immediately appre
hended, and put on die publick works.
$ t C, FRASER, Town-Major.
Charijkown, 19th June, 1761.
ALL Persons keeping Taverns, Publick Houses, or who fell
Liquors by Licence in this Garrison, are hereby ftri&ly
prohibited keeping Gaming Tables in their Houses: Whom
ever shall be found disobeying this Order, will have their Li
cences taken from them, and be dismissed the Garrison.
B, Order of the Commandant,
XC. FRASER, Town-Major.
r ptlE inhabitants of Charleftown who have Officers or Sol
l diers quartered on them, are not obliged to furnilh more
room than is absolutely mentioned in the printed billeting
inftruiftions.—On any officer or soldier not complying with
the regulations, complaint is to be made at the Billet-Office,
that the aggrieved party may have redress.
fy Order of the Commandant,
June 16,1721 c ARCHIBALD LUNDIE, B. M.
IMPORTED,
In the Susannah, Capt. Stewart, from Glasgow,
And to BE SOLD BY
BRYDEN & ALLAN,
No. I, Tradd-ftreet,
A few Packages of Dry Goods,
Suitable for the Season.
AL S O,
Hard Ware and Cutlery assorted, Rigging, Canvas, Paints,
Pit and Cross-cut Saws, Nails, &c. ft
JUSTIMPORTED,
In the Susannah, Capt. Stewart, from Glasgow,
And to be sold by
JAMES & EDWARD PENMAN,
At their Store, No. 15, on the Bay,
For Cash, Government Bills or Produce, on the mtfl reafon
finable Terms, by the Package,
The following GOOD S, viz.
FINE Calf and Seal Skin Shoes and Boots?. r n
Best Military Shoes in
Military and fine Shirts
Calks of Saddlery assorted
Chaise Hamefs
•Leather Portmanteau Trunks
Pigtail Tobacco in 2001 b. wt. Calks
Rappee Snuff
Single and double refined Sugar in Calks of about xoolb. wn
Old Sherry and Port Wine in Calks of eight Dozens each
Ditto and Ditto in Quartercalks
Bottled London and Glasgow Porter and strong Beer, in 6, 8
and 9 Dozen Calks
Best double Gloucester Cheese, two in a Hamper
Glass Ware assorted in Calks
Cordage and Canvas assorted
Barley in small Calks of 251 b. wt.
Cloth Brulhes, Hearth and Hair Brooms
Ivory and Horn Combs, and Horn Spoons
Nails, Ironmongery and Cutlery assorted
Paints ground in Oil, and dry Oker in Kegs
Lintfeed Oil in Jugs
Sheathing Paper and Sheathing Nails
Silk Gauzes of various Sorts and newest Patterns
Plain, striped and sprigged Lawns
White Sattinet,
land Yard-wide Irish Linenl
Low-priced Shirting Linen
Printed Handkerchiefs [ in Trunks
Check Handkerchiefs and Bed Tick | assorted
Striped Holland and Checks, and Bed Furniture 1
Printed Cottons and Linens J
Bales of Ofnaburgs assorted
Manchester and Glasgow Hats in Boxes
Hosiery and Thread Gloves
Leather Gloves and Mits
Coloured, Nuns and Hitching Thread, &c. &e.
Also for Sale,
Some old JAMAICA RUM A Hogsheads and Porter Barrels. +