The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-11-07 00:00:00, page 4

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THE subscriber having leafed' Mrs. Motte's wharf, 'tis cx-
I peeled veiTels that coma there will be answerable to him for
wharfage.—lt will fpon be put in such repair as Whipping may ly at
it with fafety, and a fcaU-hcufe crewed for their convenicncy. He
purposes to keep an ^ifortment of liquors and dry goods at his (lore
on said wharf, suitable and convenient for planters, for which he will
take their pr jucc in payment. .A DRY CELLAR to hire, for the
forage of sugar, rice, indigo or dry goods. fc.
DA L.Z lEL HUNTE R.
WAN TE D T 0 11A RE,
A PLANTATION near town, with land fufticient to em
ploy thirtymegroes. If allowed to cut wood for file, or tim
ber to law the more agreeable, either on fliares or otherwise; or the
gang to be hired for a time certain. For particulars enquire at No.
71, Tradd-PreeA ||:
# r-raui • ; , I . ,—I
1 ASTERS of veflels, and inhabitants of the town, may
be supplied with BEER, at a reasonable price, at the
Brewery of Charleftown. W cm *
Malt, Strong and Table Beer,
OF an excellent quality, brewed by the subscriber in
Charleftown from rice malt, not inferior to nor diitingudhable
from that made of barley, to be fold at a moderate price by the
t,on, barrel, gallon, &c. any day of the week (Sundays excepted.),
Also to be fold, Aunifeed, Clove, Mint, Orange and other excellent
Cordial Waters, and belt Stomachic Bitters.
Bakers, &c. may be supplied with Yeast ; and those who would
fatten hogs or feed cows, so as to give a flew of milk, may be sup
plied with Brewer's Grains at Sixpence per bushel, at Ivo. 7, King
fret, by t WILLIAM HORNBY..
Sr. ANDREW.
THE Members of St. Andrew's Club are desired to nheot
at Strickland's tavern, on Friday the 30th instant, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to tranfaft the business of the Club,
and celebrate their Anniversary.
JAMES BRISBANE, Clerk.
N. B. A previous Meeting of such Members as can conve
niently attend, is desired on Thursday evening the 15th in
stant, to fettle some private business relating to the Society.
Charleftovm, November I. 1781. l;
Cbarleflown, Oflobet Ifh, 1781.
BY PERMISSION.
A Gentleman who has had every advantage a liberal and
regular education could afford, will
Open an ACADEMY in this City,
For the improvement of Young Gentlemen in every branch of
Classical, Philosophical and Mathematical Knowledge,
as soon as a salary of Pipe Hundred Guineas per annum, can be le
cured to him by fubfcriptiou.—Thofe who with to become fubferibers
will' be pleased to fend their names, &c. to the Printers hereof,
who are enabled to give every necessary information.
N. B. The fame gentleman purposes the ensuing winter, to
read a course of Lectures, upon the most ufcful and curious parts of
Natural Phitofophy and Mathematicst
THOMAS CORAM, Engraver, 7
Removed to No. 28, Queen-S treet,
RETURNS his hearty thanks to those Gentlemen who
have been pleased to employ him, and acquaints them that the
encouragement he has met with, added to his close attention, has
improved him so far as to render him capable of performing the
engraving business in a more extensive manner than has hitherto
been introduced into this country.
All kinds of devices, ornaments, arms, names, cyphers, &c. Ac.
engraved on plate; gold and Giver feats or copper plates for im
pressions; ornamental, visiting and compliment cards engraved and
printed; directing cards And Ihop biils for merchants and tradesmen;
brass plates for doors, baggage trunks and canteens; all kinds of
engraved regimental and fancy buttons; society and other certificate
plates engraved and printed in the neatest manner.
N. B.' Coats of Arms, &c. painted in a maflerly manner cither
in oil or water colours.
KATHARINE BOYCE,
At Ne.,79, Broad-firect,
Has received by the daft Fleet from ENGL AND,
A Large and elegant Assortment of MILLENARY,
amongst which are I.adies fafnionable Riding Hats and Fea
thers, Girls ditto, Silk and Stuffshoes and Slippers, Ladies and Girls
Stays, coloured Plumes JOftrich Feathers, tub a Variety of otlicr
Articles too tedious to mention. 4
BOARDING and LODGING
At No. 49, Broad-Street,
A FEW Gentleman may be accommodated with board and
lodging at the most reasonable rates the times will admit of.
At the fame place, tambour, embroidery and plain work, to be done
in the neatest manner. *h.
RUN away on the 17th raft. from the subscriber, a likely
young negro wench, named Jenny, formerly the property of
the Rev. Mr Moses Allan, of Georgia; The is very black, about 20
years old, fpeaks' exceeding good F.nglilh and is an excellent house
vench, dresses gay'at times having.a quantity of eloathes, so that it
is impoffiblc to describe her dress; she has° a relation at Mr. Sut
cliffe's and some on South-Bay. A reward of TEN DOLLARS
will be given for the apprehending ^nd delivering her to me or the
Warden of the Sugar-house; also, a further reward of FIVE GUI
NEAS on conviction -of her being harboured by any white person,
and THREE GTINEAS if by any negro or ctyer slave. And Ido
hereby caution all mailers of yeffels; from carrying her off, as they
may depend on being prosecuted to the utmost rigour of the law.
Cbarlefown, 24th Oriiobcr, 1,81. JOS. WIGFALL,
- b. Guignard-ftreet, No. 4.
TIIE subscriber intending soon to leave this Province for
I. Great-Britain, ail.perfons having any demands against him are
desired to call for payment before the loth day of November next.
t JAM'S GROSS, Gu gnard-dreet.
RUN away from the subscriber hft Wednesday evening,
a young negro man named GIBB, country born, formerly the
property of Mri Beatty, and lived with Mr. Filhbond a confuierable
time, well known in town, little pitted with the small pox, carried
away with him a fuftian coat and wpidcoat, and corduroy breeches.
Live Gvi^ejj will be given to any person who will deliver him to the
Sugar-House, or the subscriber; and Ten Guineas for notice of any
person harbouring said ididw. JOHN EV ING,
^b C^kr, yBl. J No. }4, Tradd-Ihra.
TO BE SOLD,
_ NEW HOUSE just finiflred, with a dry cellar, being
one of the best situations for business in Charleftown. Those
who inclines to purchase, must apply immediately to
JAMES BROWN, Carpenter.
ALL persons anywise indebted to the late Roderick Mur
chison, are requeued to make immediate payment; and those
who have any demands against said estate, are desired to render
accounts of the fame on or before the third day of December next
ensuing, as a dividend of said estate js to be made on that day, agree
able to law, by 1 DUNCAN M'RA, Administrator.
(BY PERMISSION.)
TO BESO L D,
A LOT of LAND, situate in a very pleasant part of the
town; also, t 6 be leafed, a LOT of LAND adjoining
said lot, on very reasonable terms. Please to apply to John
Corbyn Morris, No. 7, Wintworth-ftreet. t
•Joshua Lockwood, Watchmaker,
rHOSE abilities are wel l known in America;again Gorki
at his business; he may be.found next door to No. T, Broid
ftreet: he keeps no thop, and will undertake none but good work;
will do juftioe and have his prite.—He wants a few good watch
materials.
Left in my house, No. 37, on the Bay, a red painted half
Cbe, of Drawers; it had four drawers and a.cupboard, in'which were
finidry harbours, cutters and key 6 for a sett of watch engines. Ans
person that will inform me where they arc, will be thankfully is
warded if required.
— ~ T TO BE LET,
A commodious DWELLING-HOUSE,
in a pleasant situation, near White-Point, with Cozeh-Houfe. Stable,
Kitchen, Wafh-Ifoufe, and.Ather convebierckr for ageuteel family.
Possession will be given on the tyth of next month (November.)
Tor terms opply to | ALEX. ROSE, No. 37, Tradd-ftrect.
WANTED TOHIRE,
Ten or twelve NEGRO FELLOWS.
Enquire of the Printers.|
WANTEI) IMMEDIATELY,
Five Hundred Buffiels of C 0 RN,
Deliverable at or near town. Whoever has.fi,ich a quantity to dis
pose of, will please to apply to ALEXANDER & LESLIE,
Nd. on the Bay.
LOST between the Bay and the Governour's Gate,
A VALUABLE plain GOLD WATCH, maker's name
Addis, whoever may find arid deliver the fame to the fubfcii
ber, ihall (if required) be hantifomelv rewarded by
. JOHN TUNNO.
SUPPOSED to be delivered through mistake in June last,
from the Zcmd% Capt. Rainier, a BOX marked 1 ; S, contain
ing ,two large glazed pictures, one of Mr. Dawkins and Mr. Wood,
with a view of the ruins of Palmyra ; the other a view of Charlef
town. Whoever has received the box, will be pleased to return it to
Capt. Raider or Mr. Greenwood.s
Imported in the Ship Carolina-Packet, Capt. White, and the
Friendship, Capt. Stead, from L ()NDON,
By CROOK & BEARD,
No. 91, Church-street,
The following ARTICLES, viz.
I)LUE and white negro cloth
) Duffil blankets
Yorkshire - cloths
Striped and plain Bath coating
Ditto linfeys
Red, brown and green baize ,
Superfine scarlet, blue, drab & o
ther fafhionable Coloured cloths
Buff, white, scarlet and blue
Kerfeymires
Variety of second cloths
Ready-made falhicn'able coats
Dimity waistcoats and breeches
Neat leather ditto
Boots and shoes
Childrens Morocco & black fhogs
Womens callimanco ditto
White and coloured silk hpfe
Spun silk ditto \.
Thread, cotton & worsted ditto
Good assortment of hats
Ditto Manthefter
Oil, Glk and lawn umbrellas
Perfumery
Patent shining liquid blacking
Wine vinegar in half hoglheads
Porter in barrels
A few Bales of London Duffils, Negro
Cloth and Ofnaburgs,
For SALE by the PIECE or PACKAGE.
Enquire at N\ 7T, Tradd-ftrect.t
J^OUND lalt Sunday afternoon, near the Barrier-Gate, a
T^r of Saddle-Bags, containing sundry articles of eloathing and
some papers,—The owner proving his property, and paying for this
advertisement, may have them restored, on applying at No. 200,
King-street, to Serjeant Zimmerman, of the Regiment of Ditt
fourth.
For L () N D O N,
I+c Brigantine H O P E,
\ Capt. Richard Moorsom;
Mounting fix carriage guns, is quite a new vessel, and
^ remarkable faft fabler, with men answerable, and will
fail middle of December, with or without convoy, agreeable
to the majority of the shippers. For freight or pauage, apply on
.board the said vessel, or at Messrs. Lawson & Price's on the Pay.|
~NI ©@LAS WARINGTON,
Taylor ^ Habit-maker, from London,
BEGS leave to acquaint the ^Officers of the Army and Navy,
the Ladles and Gentlemen, and the Public in g^iernl, • That he
has taken the house, Ho. 90, in Meeting-&et, whqe he lias laid
in a fashionable aih>rtmeu.t of cloths, silks, cotton goods, laces and
various other ' article, propel f° r making up suits of eloathes and
lady's riding habits in the newest ind most elegant taste. Ladies and
Gentlemen who may be pieafed'o favour him with their commands,
mav depend on having their orders executed with the greatest punc
toamy'a.nd difpats, 'np@n the mod renewable terms.
Just imported in flf Carole-Pocket, Capt. While, tie Bri
tannia, Cafet. Ball, and the Re-Union, Cept. Grant, from London,.
Several 'coinpleat Assortments of
European and India GOODS,
Which will be fold on the most reasonable Terms for Cafo or Bills of Ex
change, by the Package or larger Quantity,
By B R I ANCA P E,
At No. 84, Church-flreet.
Among fl a great Variety of Articles, are the following, viz.
WHITE Plains and Dtiffil Blankets—Broffl Hoes and
Nails—Superfine and other Cloth —lrifh Linen,—Saddlery-
Calk and bottled Poeter—Hofiery—Sail Cloth—Teas and other
Grocery, &c. &c.|
A Youth of horieft Parentage, is wanted as an Apprentice.
qpIIE subscriber intending to embark for Europe in the
X Spring, renuefts all persons to whom he is indebted, or to whom
his father at the time of his disease was indebted, to fend in their de
mands to be adjured and fettled; and thole indebted to him or hi
father's estate, are cleared to make payment, on or before the 20t'h
of November infL after which day all bonds, notes and books of
account due him, or the estate, will be put into the hands of Robert
Tolmftone, Esq; Attorney at Lav#, to be sued for without further
notice or diflindtion. t ANDREW RFID.
ITRANTED to hire, a POSTILLION ; he mud be afinart
VV boy, can drive well, and wait at table ; aIfaaWENCH
who is a good cpsik, Enquircrof the Printers.±
Fine Florence oil in flasks
Cases of pLCles
Ditto of Durham mustard
Hogsheads of earthen ware
Cales of giafs and china
A great choice of tin ware
Hard ware
Curry combs and brulhes
Bellows
Rice and flour sieves
Hair and lawn ditto
Brushes and mops
Broad hues, felling axes & spades
A variety of elegant but ons
A good assortment of handker
chiefs
Burdets, vcllure, fcyall, Brun
swick and tissues
Feather'd fattins and silk shags
Fine striped linfeys
Velvet, fattin and lift waiftebat
fnapes
Sewing silk and twist
Painter's oil and colours
A consignment of printed books,
m/ick, &c. &c.
JOHN & ADAM TUNNO;
Have received in the Britannia, Ball, and the Friendship, Steed,
from LONDON,
A very large and general Aifortment of
East-India and European GOODS,
Which they evil! difyofe of upon moderate Terms Wholesale,
At their Store, No. 48, on the Bay.
N. B. Excellent Madeira in Pipes, Hogflieads and Quartet,
calks; Red Port-in Pipes, and Liibon in Bottles. „.'
'ANDREW MACKENZIE,
Have imported in the Britannia, Capt. Ball, and the Re-union,
Caps. Grant, from L ONDO N,
A very compleat Assortment of
European and East-India GOODS,
Which they will fell by the Package cm ven reasonable Terms, for Cafo ok
Bills of Exchange, at No. 41, cu the Bay.
THEY have also received a CONSIGNMENT of about
Three Thousand Pounds Value, coniifting of manycufeful Articles
fit for the approaching Seafbn, which they will dispose of at a very
low Advance to any Person who wishes to purchase the whole.-|
JAMES & EDWARD PENMAN,
At their Store, No. 15, Bat,
Have just received on Consignment by the British Hero, Cm
Hill, from London, and bave on Hand,'
FOR SALE BY THE PACKAGE,
For Cafb, Produce, or Government Bills,
On the most reasonable Terms,
An Assortment of GOODS,
CONSISTINOOF
PRINTED Linens and Cottons
Handkerchiefs and Silk Gauzes of all Kinds
Sadlery, Military and fine Shoes
Shirts and Overalls
Port Wine in Calks and Bottles
Cordage of all Kinds
Paints, Oil, and Painter's Tools
Hats, coarse Linens, Checks and Gauzes
Cordage and Sail Cloth of all Kinds
Refined Sugar, and a Variety of other Articles.
ALSO FOR SALE,
Old JAMAICA RUM in Puncheons and Porter Barrels .+
By JAMES ASKEW,
At his Store, No. 30, on the Bay,
AN AfTortment of GOODS, confiding of a variety of mil-
Unary trimmings, fancy flowers, black and coloured feathers,
wires, &c. also a general assortment of gold and filter jewellery ar#
tides; a large assortment of filter fboe, knee and flock buckles;
Lone ditto, gilt ditto, fashionable plated ditto, silver handle knives
and forks, common ditto, desert ditto, shaving boxes, watches, a va
riety of chains, seals, coral beads, lockets, thimbles, silk purses, &c.
Ilkewife a general assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, in good condi
tion, and Irritable for this country;f
CHARLES MORGAN,
Book-Binder and Stationer,
Begs Leave to inform his Friends ^nd the Publick, that he has received in
the hfl Peffels from London, arid now opening at bis Shop, No. 106,
Broad-frect, the following frefa SUPPLE, viz.;
AL S O,
Bibles, Teftatnents, Prayer Books, Psalm Books, Watts's Hymns,
and Psalms, Psalters, Spelling Books, Primers, Schoolmaster's Affifi
ant. Copy Books, Children's Books, &c. &c,
TaTn^^g^glazingT
CT,HE fubferibers return their sincere thanks to their cuf#
1 tomers for the favours already received, and inform them they
have laid in a general assortment of PAINTS and GLASS, and will
pay every pun&ial regard to any orders they may receive cither in
flip, coach, house or sign painting, or glazing of pictures, clocks,
flieW boxes, or windows,let the glass be of whatever size or shape, and
that upon the most reasonable terms. MILLING & OLIVER,
at No. 93, Meeting-ftrect, #
Whose negro girl found a valuable Sleeve-Button, with a Mafonfck
device. The owner may have it on applying a; above.
IMPERIAL,
Super Royal
Royal,
Medium,<
Demiroyal, 2#
Thick and thin Poss, >o
Foolscap,
Pott,t
Gilt Foolscap,
thick and thin 4to Poll I'
Lined dittoJ
Blotting Paper
Pruflian blue ditto
Embossed ditto
Sheathing and Wrapping ditto
Milliner's Paßeboard
Cake Ink
Black and red Inkpowder
Travelling Paper Cases
Black and red Lead Pencils
Large and small Slates
Slate Pencils
leaden Flats
Sand Boxes
COOKE & WEB B,
Have to dispose of, at public and private Sale,
At their Store in Broad-fleeci,
The following seasonable Articles, viz.
BLUE, green, and white Negro Cloth
Duffil and Bed Blankets
Superfine Broad Cloths
Yorkshire ditto
Bath Coating Stlrtouts
Linen and- Woollen Slops
Caffimires and Flannels
7-8 and Yard-wide Irilh Linens, which are purchased on the
Left Terms
Checks, Stripes and blue Linen
Fine and coarse Cambricks and Lawns
Russia and German linens
Scotch and German Ofnaburgs
Ditto and Holland Bed Ticks
Mens white and brown Thread Hose
Ditto Leather Shoes and Morocco Slipped
Ditto Leather Boots
Linen, Check, Romall and other Handkerchief
Printed linen, Callicq and Cottons
Loaf Sugar
Bohea, Green and Hydrin Teas, by the Chess
Pickles and Oil in Cases
ALS O,
Jamaica and Weft-Tndia Rum
Madeira and Port Wine in Pipes, Hogsheads and Q^artercafa
Claret and Calcavella Wine.
fujl imported in the last Fleet from LONDON,
' And to be sold BY
I Countlng-Hcufe Files
I Shining Sand
Egyptian Ink Stands, remarkable
for keeping the Ink m&ift, ang
:prevents it from thickening
iSkins qf Parchment
; Parchment Prickers
; Round Rulers
• Ass Skin Memorandum Books
; Etwee Cases
Pocket Books of various Sorts.
Pounce and Pounce: Boxes
Henry VIII. Highlander, and
Merry Andrew Cards
Gilt and plain M*hagc and Vig
siting Cards
Quills of all Sorts
Ready made Pens
Blank Books of all Sorts
Red and black Sealing Wal
Left IriCi Wafers
Penknives
&c. &c. &c.