The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-10-17 00:00:00, page 3

Charlestown, October 20.
iHE passengers of the Enterprize fl om Glasgow, and some
1 other yeffels, lately taken and carried into Beaufort,
Nrth-Carolina, arrived here in a cartel from thence, on
Savage, Esq; is appointed Judge of his Majesty's
of Vice-Admiralty in this Province.—We hear that
the' Court will soon fit.
'The drip Ariadne, Capt. Curtis, one of the homeward
bound Jamaica fleet, having sprung a leak, put in here yef
nrdav to refit.•
His reported that Capt. Cunningham, with a party of Loy
lately attacked and routed a body of Rebel Milit.a under
General Pickins, in Ninety-fix diftrift.
MARRIAGE. Mr. John Tunn >, to Mi's Margaret
Rose, daughter of John Rose, Esq.
ANDREW MACKENZIE, & Co.
fore imported in the Britannia, Capt. Ball, and the Re-union,
Capt. Grant, from L OND 0 N,,
A very compleat Assortment of
European and East-India C 0 0 D S,
Wb^b they will fell by the Package on very r..fo°'' e T. we, for Cajb or
Bills of Exchange, at No. 41, ON tr 6'.
THEY have also received a C ^NTG NW ' NT of about
Three T h n ufand Pounds Value, confiding of many ulful Aitic es
fit for the approaching Season, winch they wil difp Te .at a very
low Advance to any Perlon who v^fhes +o nn r Rd. the whale |
JUST I id P & R T £ 1),
And to BE SOLD BY
BRYDEN & ALLA N,
No, I, Tradd-free*.
By the PIECE or PACKAGE,
IRISH Linens and Sheetings
Cambricks and Lawns
Needle-work'd Aprons aad flow
ered Lawns
Mullins and Silk Handkerchiefs
Mens fine fashionable Hats
Raffia Drabs'
Ladies French heel'd and com
mon Shoes
Ladies Sattin ditto
Cilhfh.es and Umbrellas
Callimancoes and Princess Sniff
JUST IMPORTE D,
r Britannia, Capt. Ball, and the Friends, Capt.
" * Tones, from LONDON,
And now opening for Sale,
J/ Wells'^ Stationary, Mafic ^ Book Shop,
No. 71, T R ADD-St R E E T,
WRITING, Wrapping, Blotting, Cartridge and Sheath
ing Paper.
Penknives, Quills, Sand, Tape, Shining Sand, Sealing Wax,
Wafers, Pounce, Red and Black Likpowder, Inkpots, Pounce
Boxes, Sand Boxes, &c. &c.
Guitars of various kinds and prices, Violins ditto,Fifes,
German and common Flutes, Clarinets, Billions, Concert
Horns, Hautboys, Sticcados.
Deft Roman Violin and Violincello Strings, Bassoon Reeds,
Hautboy Reeds, Clarinet Reeds, Guitar Strings, Piano
Forte Strings, Harpficbord Wire, Violin Bridges, Violin
Pegs, Shanks for Horns, Harplichord Hammers, Music
Defies, Raven and Crow Quills, Guitar Stops, R >fin Boxes,
Violin Bows and Hair for ditto.
Tutors for the Violin, Guitar, German Flute, Harpsichord,
Bassoon, Clarinet, Fife, &c. &c.
A great variety of Music, a Catalogue of which may be seen
at the Shop.
Cases of Mathematical Instruments. Pocket Telescopes, Mo
ney Scales and Weights, Thermomete: „ Gun er's Sc des,
Dividers, &c. &c.
J 0 TEASI) AL E,
No. 82, Tradd-Rreet,
Has imported in the Bella, from LIVERPOOL,
The following A R TICL ES,
Which he quid fell on reasonable Terms for Cafo, Produce, or
Bills of ExLange.
\TEGRO Cloth in Bales
11 Tin Ware in Hogsheads
Braziery Ware in ditto
Brushes of all Kinds in ditto
Loaf Sugar in ditto
Hats assorted in Boxes
Sail Canvas in Tribes
THOMAS HOOPE R,
Has received from ENGLAND,
AVery general and handfeme ATortment of necessary,
convenient and Lfyonable GOODS, confifling of Linens,
Woollens, Silks, Military, Stationary,-Medicines, Perfumery, Sad
dlery, Hosiery, Ironmongery, Braziery, Haberdashery, Hats, Shoes
Manchester Goods, Turnery, Gloves, Pewter, Plate and plated Ar
ticles, Tin Ware, QWs. and other Wares, Chintzes, Callicoes and
Muffins, and excellent bottled Porter, which are now for Sale by the
Package or otherwise, on the mof't reasonable Terms, for Cash, gooo
Bills or Produce, at the Store lately occupied by Messrs. Delap ana
lunno, No 9. Corner of Broad and Church Streets.J
KATHARINE LOWER, Milliner,
No. 28, Triad street,
Has imported in the Snoav F::tndfhip, Capt. George Steed,
from 1. O ND 0 N,
A compleat Assortment of
MILLINA it Y GOODS,
Which 'he will reasonably for CASH.
The COPARTNERSHIP of
DELA P & TUNNO,
being this day dHelved by mutual consent, all persons indebted to
them are requeued to pay their accounts as soon as possible ; and all
Persons to whom they are indebted, are desired to bring in their re
^riire ac ounts. Cha?loflonun, October 20, 1781. bt
G ARDENSE EDY
AFRESH ASSORTMENT just landed from London, by
William Glen, & Co. No. 8, Eiliot-ftreet, consisting cf
Cabbages of various kinds, Lettuce, Radish, Carrots, Beits, Crefes,
Cauliflowers, Windsor and French Beans, &c. Also,
Rose Blankets, Tnffils and Plains, Jar Raifans and Raifint
Q the Sun, Rum, French Brandy, Sdices, Sallad Oil and Muflard.
wall avarery of ironmongery and Dry Goods.t
Just imported in the last Fleet from L 0 NJ) 0 A,
A general ATortment of Garden Seeds^
" good perfection, to be fold at No. 20, on the Lev, in any quantity
By JAMES ASKE W.
A few Puncheons of hot PmT ~ "LT : T " : PU yr J
I Black and white thread Lace and
'Edging
I Satte 3, buck and coloured Per
sians and Modes
M^rfeifles Quilting, Jeans, Ac.
Hard Ware arid Ironmongery
Blue and white Plains
Rose Blankets
Rice Sieves and CoCon Cards
I Porter and Cyder hi Bairels
Bottled Porter in Cases.
ALS O,
Wool. Cotton and Hatters Cards
in ditto
Broad Hees and Felling Axes in
Calks
A few Packages of Dry Goods
And a Quantity of belt white
Salt.
PU.Bhkcal7CT/QN,
On MONDAY next, the ?2d infant,
WILL B E-S0) D.
(For the Benefit f t Underwriters) '.
At Thomas Stewart, & Co's
Auction-Room, No. 42, on he iay,
IpORTY-five Pieces of Fancy Cloths, and
Two hundred and twenty Soldier's Shirts, , #
Imported in, and damaged di: board the Snow Friendfof, George Steed
Mailer, hom L 0 NDO N.
A L S 0,
(For the Benefit of the Underwriters)
One BALE of SLOPS, imported in and damaged on Board
the Snow Friends, Stephen fonss Matter, from London.
The, berve to If,of" of at Private Sale,
A Variety of seasonable DRY GGODS, by the Package,
which they have received on Gonfignment by the haft Vessels from
London, among which are, Yard and 7-8 wide Irish Linens; rdd,
crimson, blue, green and vhite Negro Cloth; blue and red Strouds,
Coatings, striped Flannels, Mens worked and yarn Stockings, Felt
Hats, black Pepper, Loaf Sugar, Ladies Silk Quilts, Printed Li
nens and Cottons, Cambricks, Lawns, a few Pieces of fafhionable
Silks, &c. &c. &c. Also, Jamaica Spirits, Windward Inland Rum,
Brandy and Geneva in Pipes and Cases, Claret in Hogsheads, Port
Wine in Bottles, Souchong Tea in Quarter Chests, Sail Duck,Twine,
German Steel, Bar Iron, Ketchup, Soy, Quin's Sauce, Mustard,
Soap, Candles, &c. &c. &c.
Wanted, 50,000 White Oak Staves and Heading, and 100
Barrels of Pitch, Tar and Turpentine, for which Cash will be paid
on Delivery. Enquire of THOMAS STEWART, & Co.
I No. 4%, on the Bay,
A few Bales of London Duiiils, Negro
Cloth and Ofnaburgs,
For SALE by the PIECE or PACKAGE.
• Enquire at N. 71, Tradd-fUeet.t
TO BE SOLD,
A House and Lot, No. 81, Kihg-ftreet,
Containing four good rooms, with garrets and other conveniences.
For particulars apply to Mr. Hepburn, Attorney at Law, No. 95,
Church-Preet..l
Ready-made FIRE BUCKETS,
To be fold at No. 31, King-Preet.l
Any person having a quantity of
CR AT E GLASS,
May hear of a purchaser, by applying to the Printers, f
TO BE LE T,
And may be Entered upon in a Fovinight,
THE UPPER PART of a DWELLING-HOUSE in Broad-
Preet, confining of four rooms besides garrets, with kitchen,
&c. suitable for a genteel family. Enquire ofs
l.fb October, 1781. ARCHIBAID BROUN,
No. 88, Broad-llreet.
NICHOLAS WARINGTON,
Taylor ^ Habit-maker, from London,
PEGS eave to acquaint the Officers of the Army and Navy,
b the Indies and Gentlemen, and the Public in general, That he
has taken the house, No. 90, in Meeting-street, where he has laid
in a falhidnabie assortment of cloths, silks, cotton goods, laces and
various oth r chicles, proper for making up suits of cloathes and
lady's riding habits in the newest and moil elegant taste. Ladies and
Gentlemen who may be pleased to favour him with their commands,
may depend onmaving their orders executed with the greatest punc
tuality and difoatch, upon the most reasonable terms.
For Private Sale,
j The faft failing Philadelphia built
Brigantine DIAMOND,
Jeremiah Tinker, Mister;
<'L':d^r . -Lately from New-Providence, has two suits of fails,
Muri zY.c' one entirely new, with excellent good handing and
-—_#tt-= runnin - rigging, pierced fcr 18 guns, I.ounting io four
pounders, with ammunton compleat, has excellent accommoda
tions, good quarters, and is well calculated for a letter of marque or
privateer. For terms apply to the mailer on board, or
JOHN MORRIS No. 43, on the Bay.
Joshua Lockwood, Matchmaker,
WfiOS 1 abilities are well known in America, again works
at his buhnefs; he may be found next door to No. I, Broad
ftreet; he keeps to shop, and will undertake none but good wort;
will do justice and have his price.—He wants a few good watch
materials.
Left in my house, No. 37, on the Bay, a red painted half
Chef of Drawers; it had four drawers end a cupboard, in which were
sundry harbours, cutters and keys for a sett of watch engines. Any
oerOn that will inform me where they are, will be thankfully re
wardedof required: , *6.
MHE fubicriber having obtained permifiion to carry on bu
ll hnefs at his wharf on South-Bay, and to land or ship off wood,
tonber and every kind of produce, begs leave to inform the Planters
tn general and hit friends in particular, That he purposes to carry on
The Factorage Business
'n all its branches, and to tranfa& every kind of business for his friends
as formerly, will be obliged to those who may employ him. Having
arried on that business above 30 years with the ftri&eft attention and
vun&uality (and flatters himfelf with fatisfa&ion to his friends) he
hopes will induce them to continue their favours.
He has no objection to receive goods at any other wharf, but will
be particularly obliged to such of his friends as shall dire& their goods
obe landed at his wharf, being most convenient. He has inclpfed
a very large convenient and secure yard for lumber, wood and naval
lores, and obtained the use of one of his stores for rice, indigo, &c.
being convinced they will (as formerly) fell as well there as at any
other place.
Any person willing to undertake the repairs of his wharf and to
rebuild his bridge, are desired to give in their proposals at his house
No. I, Gibbes-ftreet, South-Bay. R. WILLIAM GIBBES.
N. B. 'Uce, Lumber and Wood for 'ale, at the above yard.
- - f 0 BE LET, - '
And may be Entered upon immediately,
A final! HOUSE in King-street.
Enquire at No. 41, Church-ftreet.|
Any person or persons having
PEWS in St. Michael's Church
to hire out,
Will please to intimate the fame to
ABRAHAM PEARCE, Undertaker,
No. 33, Broad-street.
N. B. Coffins and Funerals decently fumifoed. t
Three or four Gentlemen can be accom
modated as day-boarders.
Enquire at No. I, Chalmers's-Alley.
A Rdß BE RY. u
Tlir (hop of the fubfcribtr was broke open last night, and
lundry,articles taken out, among them three drawers, one wiih
work finifhed ; in the said drawers wfere tWo mournihg rings, with
the name Isaac Porcher engraved on them, and black enamelled ; ^
] lain gold Fock buckle, a gold locket ftt round with garnets and
pearls, and hair wotliin the inside, worked in p tree : agarget hoop
ring, three pair of childrens clasps, a pair pf fir all child's buckles, 4
pair of plain fhefebuckles, with a pair cf brass chapes in them, a plain
gold fliirt buckle, two pair of silver fle^ve buttons, one fair marked
A, C. the other pair J. A. a tin limel box, with feme silver call in
ingots in it, and a pair pf small scales for weighing gold coin, a frnail
box with fundfry small Hones, a done shirt buckle, with three red
hones set on the top, a pair of gold wires, a white flock mid carved
fiver Rock buckle, the stock marked D. B. a pair of pearl earings
and drops set round with marcafites, and case belonging to it, a frhall
horn box, with about two dozen small seal Ron s, the molt of them
having the device of a dove, with an olive branch in his motith, opd
vyith a cypher engraved oh it A. D. four sheets of white foil for set
ting of ftonps, several small patterns for jewellery work, a ftnall gold
ring set with marcafites, in the form of a true lover's knot, I will be
greatly obliged to any person that will Rbp the above articles Should
they be offered for file. I further offer a reward of Five Guineas to
any person that will give informat on of thg said thief or thieves, fd
that they may be brought to punishment.
Charlforn, Oflober 11, 1781. JOHN-DAVID MILLER, ft
TO BE SOLD,
And Poffeffioh given in a Month or fix Weeks,
THE LEASE of a LOT, No. 24^, on the Bay, (which will
expire the firft of April, 1784) 25 feet in front, and 120 feet
deep. There is erected upon it, a good fibre 20 feet wide in front:
of the lot, with an additional shade, Suitable for a small family to live
in ; a good dry cellar, 27 feet by 20, with a small lutchen, &c.^
The situation for trade is excellent.
For further particulars, enquire of
JAMES & EDWARD PENMAN No. T, pay.,
For SAVANNA H,
i'#fy< To fail the zoth infant,
t^T^iX The sc 11 0 ONER
ff^ PRINCE WILLIAM-HENRY,
—_=A^^=3 Joseph Bowen, Matter;
Mounts four carriage guns. For freight or passage, apply to faic
mailer, at Greenwood's wharf, or to THOMAS INGLIS, }
FOR SAL E,
AVery fine full-blooded MARE, upwards of 15 hands.
high § Rie was got by Fliwnap, out of an imported mure;
also, a likely well gaited GELDING, fifteen hands and a half high.
Enquire at No 168, King-Rreet.f
(BY PERMISSION.)
qpHE fubferiber will fell at private sale ? either separate 0^;
I together, No. 3 and 4in Kinloch-CoJrt: These airy and
pleasantly situated tenements have been built of the best mate
rials, and contain four exceeding good rooms, two garret
rooms, with convenient closets, and a kitchen and wash-house
underneath each. The terms of sale will be made known at
No. 1, Kinloch-Court, l,y JOB COLCOCK,
Who has taken out a licence to carry on the VENDUE
BUSINESS, and will be thankful for the employ of his
friends in that way.
He <will likevAfe fell at private Sale,
A well finifhed HOUSE on the Bay, in an excellent fitip
ation for trade, a public house, or the accommodation of a private
family. The premises may be viewed by application as above.
AL S O.
That valuable LOT and STORE, No. 1, on the foiith fide
of Ogeen-ftreet, containing in front 27 feet, and in depth 2° f^tq
it is very conveniently situated for the Weft-india or dry good trade,
and with small expence the upper part may be finifhed so as to ac
commodate a small family ; the ground floor will contain about 200
barrels of rice; the sashes, with a parcel of flooring boards intended
for finifhing it, will be given in to any person inclinable to purchase.
I he terms of sale will be calh for one half, and four months credit
for the remainder.
For Private Sale,
AVery valuable FELLOW, a carpenter by trade, and
not inferior to one of his colour in this province ; his character
for fidelity and sobriety, will be warranted, and an unexceptionable
title given. J COOKE & WEBB.
ELISABETH DEW~EE S,
Regs Leave to acquaint the Publick,
THAT Hie has taken the house upon Williams's plantation,
occupied as head-quarters during the siege, which file has opened
As a TAVERN and COFFEE-HOUSE;
and where Ladies and Gentlemen may be accommodated, upon the
shortest notice, with Dinners, Tea and Coffee; and fht hopes from'
her attention in having the best of each article, to give fatisia&ion.|
AS there is an absolute necellity tor the fu? Bribing Admi
nistratrix immediately embarking for England, and for dih
charging, previous thereto, every debt contra^ed in this province;
it is therefore requeued and expelled, that all persons indebted by
bond or note to the estate of the Honourable Sir Egerton Leigh,,
Baronet, deceased, will make immediate payment of the fame, and
the interest due thereon ; failing of which, by the firft of November
ensuing, circumßances will reluctantly compel her to put the fame
into the hands of an Attorney, to be sued for without diftin&ion.
All persons having any demands against said estate, are defined to
fend in their accounts for payment.
M. H. LEIGH, Administratrix,
t W. SMITH, Administrator.
A LL Persons anywise indebted to the late Dr. William
1 1 Loqcock, or Messrs Loocock &: Clarkson, are requeued to
make immediate payment; and those who have any demands ugain&
said estate or copartnerfhip, are defined to make them known, pro
perly attested, to William Clarkson, No. 88, Broad-street.
HENRIETTA LOOCOCK, Administratrix.
+ WILLIAM CLARKSON, Adminif lra ter.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Mr. William
Hales, late of Charleftown, deceased, are hereby requeued
to make payment; and those having demands against said estate,
arc defined to render accounts of the fame, to
LAMBERT LANCE,? _
±JOHN COX, 1 Executors.
QTRAYED, a dark-coloured HORSE, about 14% hands high,
D branded S on the near shoulder, and W on the near buttock,
supposed to be somewhere within the lines. Whoever delivers him
to William Alexander, No. 51, on the Bay, shall receive ONE
GUINEA reward.|
ALL persons anywise indebted to the late Jacob White,
of Charleftown, deceased, are hereby requeued to make pay
ment on or before the 12th day of January next ensuing; and thof:
who have any demands against said eßate, are desired to render ao
counts of the fame properly attested to Andrew Redmond, Nv
^3, Queen-street. *c. EVE WHITE, Executrix.
AND. REDMOND, Executor.
A VESSEL'S small LONG BOAT, which rows with tr.
cars, was found lying on the marsh, and is now in the Q
termafter General's Boat Dock. The owner may have her as
on proving his property, and paying expenses. Apply at No.
Elkry-Rrect, to | JAMES FORD