The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-09-26 00:00:00, page 4

(BY PERMISSION,)
TO BE SOLD,
And Possession delivered in a fov Days;
TIE Commodious HOUSE No. 31, Broad-ftrect; the lot
is 40 feet in breadth and 18, feet in depth; the house has four
'good rooms on a floor, two new stables for eight horses, with kitch
en, wash-house, carriagc-houfe, &c. &c.
ALSO, •„
' A TRACT of LAND containing 1500 acres, on Sampit within
12 miles of Georgetown, 300 acres whereof arc good swamp, and
any vessel that can come over Georgetown bar can come to the
landing about two miles diflant.
Two TRACTS of 500 acres each on Oxfwamp, about 14 miles
from Neilfon's-Ferry, on the waters of Black river. ...
A TRACT of 500 acres on Maple Swamp, Waccamaw, joining
lands of Blakely White.
A TRACT of 238 acres on Walnut creek, about eighteen miles
above Dorchester.
A TRACT of 321 acres on Edifto river, joining lands of Lewis
Rolfon. .
A TRACT of 150 acres on Muddy creek, bounding oh lands ot
George Snow, near Witherspoon's avern.
LIKEWISE,
A PEW No. 40, in the South Aile of St. Michael's Church.
AND,
Several very valuable NEGROES, among whom are a wench a
good washer and her hufnahd a sober honest fellow, another good
waiting man. The termswill be made ealy to the purenafers. If not
fold before Tburfday, the Tlth of OCtobet next, they will on that day
be put up to auction before the Exchange. For further particulars
apply to COOKE & WEBB.
To be Let, and immediate Possession given,
AVery airy commodious HOUSE, with a small garden,
coach-house, (tables and every building compleat for a
genteel family. Enquire at No. 93, King-street. 1
THE fubferibers can accommodate any person with storage
I for Rice, or any other kind of goods, by the week or
month, on Mrs. Grume's wharf; they have allo to Let, a
large Back-Store, in Tlliot street, near the Bay.
h. TOHN.& ADAM TUNNO.
ALL Persons anywise indebted to the late Dr. William
Loocock, or Merits Loocock & Clarkson, are requested to
make immediate payment; and those who have any demands against
Aid estate or copartnerfhip, are desired to make them known, pro
perly attested, to William Clarkson, No. 88, Broad-street.
HENRIETTA LOOCOCK, Administratrix.
, WILLIAM CLARKSON, Administrator.
ALL perlons indebted on open account to Dr. James
Robertson, at present absent from this province, ,re
requested to fettle with the fubferiber, whom he has appoint
ed his attorney. WILLIAM-CHARLES WELLS,
1 No. 71, Tradd-ftreet.
AL L Persons having any demands against Mrs. Mary
Carwithfn, deceased, arc requeued to render accounts of die
fame' and those indebted to the estate of said deceased, arc desired to
ettle^th, ELISHA POINSETT, Executor.
Any Person willing to contract for making
One Hundred Suits of Soldier's Cloaths,
is desired to leave his address at No. ,T, Tradd-ftreet.|
BY PERMISSION.
TO BE SOLD ATPRIFATE SALE,
For Cash or Government Bills,
For zuhicb immediate Poffefion 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 2„ feet and in deptli 119 feet :
The house is of brick and in good repair, and the other buildings
are as good as new ; there are on the lot a good kitchen, walh-houfe,
back hore-houfe, a place for negroes, a large liable about forty-five
feet long, extending the width of the lot, having halls compleat for
each horse, with a place in the middle for carriages, and a hay loft
all over the liable ; the yard and liable are ail paved with brick ;
and there is a Well of good water, with proper drains from thence to
the Street I Its situation for trade, either as a Store 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
ncceffary.—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, Streets and
other bed furniture, with pavillions; 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
ho telly.
The reason for offering the above for hle, is the fubferiber's bad
Rate of health, who intends for Britain with the firft convoy; he
therefore desires all those to whom he is indebted, to call on him for
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 books and. papers in the
Lands of his attorney, to be sued for.
HE HAS FOR SAI, E,
A LOT of LAND, being the corner lot on Tradd and Church
Streets, containing 20 feet some inches on Tradd-ftreet, and 82 feet
on Church-frect, 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 mod
advantageous, arid requires no farther recommendation.
Malt, Strong and Table Beer,
OF an excellent quality, brewed by the fubferiber in
Charleftown from rice malt not inferior to, nor distinguishable
from that made of barley, to be fold at a moderate price by the
ton, barrel, gallon, &c, any day of the week (Sundays excepted.)
Also to be fold. Annifeed, Clove, Mint, Orange and other excellent
Cordial Waters, and bed Stomachic Bitters.
Bakers, &c. may be supplied With Yeast ; and those who would
fatten hogs or feed cows, so as to give a flow of milk, may be Sup
plied with Brewer's Grains at sixpence per bitfhel, at No. 7, King
freet, by I
A EL pet sons having any just demands against the estate of
Sarah Thompson, late of Charleftown, deceased, are de
sired to bring in their accounts properly attested; and those indebted
to said ellatc, are desired to fettle the fame with the fubferiber, on
or before the firft day of November. W. B. HUTCHINS,
Charle/for, 11th September, 1,81. */>. Adminißrator.
AL S O,
Upwards of four thousand Acres of Land, in eight separate tra&s,
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 cn them
LIKEWISE,
A few hogSheads of old Jamaica rum, Weft-India ditto, Gin in cases
Madeira, Port, and Claret Wine in bottles and by the gallon, a few
barrels of brown sugar, loaf ditto, belt London duffil blankets,' milled
flannels of white and buff, negro cloths, broad ditto, beaver bats
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 taking the whole,'
He has a RIDING CHAIR and HARNESS to dispose of with
or without a horfe.'
%/Qr Btb, 1781 ; ROBERT HUTCHISON.
(BY PERMISSION.)
On TUESDAY next, the 2d of October,
At TWELKE o'clock,
Will be SOLD before the EXCHANGE,
By COOKE & WEBB,
A NEGRO WENCH about 21 years old, who can wash,
iron and plait extremely well, is also a good seamstress, is fond
of nursing children, and is in other refpeCts very handy about the
house; she is in Short a very valuable wench, and is fold for no fault,
but her owner is under the necessity of raising some money.|
(BY PERMISSJO N.)
TO BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE,
For Cash, Government Bills, Corn, Rice or Indigo,
And may be entered upon immediately;
THREE Year's Lease of a LOT of LAND, between No.
' 1 21 and 22 on the Bay; on which is a convenient dwelling-house
and a large commodious front store, together with a back-Bore, cel
lar and kitchen newly erected 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, and 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 finished; 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.
If the said Lots are not disposed of before the 2d of Octo
ber next, they vill on that day be put up at Public Sale, by
1 COOKE & WEBB.
(BY PERMISSION.)
On FRIDAY the sth Day of October next,
At TENo'Clock in the Forenoon,
WILL BE SOLD,
By COOKE & WEBB,
At Mr. George Fardo's Store, No. 26, on the Bay,
PART of the Personal Estate and Effects of the late Dr.
William Loocock, confining of sundry Negroes, a new Flat,
some Cattle, Horses, Houlbold Furniture, Plate, &c. &c. &c.
HENRIETTA LOOCOCK, Administratrix.
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, &c.
are requested to fend it to the above store, or to our flore in Broad-
Breet, on or before the day of sale. i CODKE & WEBB.
Oil FRIDAY the 12th of October next,
(If a fair Day, if not, tbe frf fair Day after)
Will be SOLD at PUBLIC SALE,
By COOKE & WEB B,
At the late Miss Mary Ladson's Plantation near Ashley Ferry,
ALL the Personal Estate and Effeds of the said deceased,
confifbng of about SIXTY PRIME FIELD and HOUSE
SLAVES, all country born ; some Horses and Cattle, among which
are a few working Oxen, Plantation Tools, the Crop on the Ground,
Houfhold Furniture, &c. &c. JAMES LADSON, Executor.
The conditions will be declared on the day of sale. f
Chnrlefloivn, September .20, I^L
FOUND this DAY,
Opposite to Mr. Robertson's, Printer, Corner of Church and
Broad Streets,
A dark brown HORSE,
with fiddle and bridle. The owner, on proving his property, may
have him upon paying the expence of this adyertifement, forage and
trouble, by calling at No. 2, Tradd-ftreet.f
MASTERS of vessels, and inhabitants of the town, may
be supplied with BEER, at a reasonable price, at the
Brewery of Charleftown. t/cw.
WANTED TO RE NT,
A Small convenient HOUSE in any public part of the
town, Enquire at No. 46 on the Bay.J
THREE young NEGRO-MEN, one of whom is a com-
I pleat waiter, barber and groom; another has been used to a
house; and the third is a good sawyer. The reason for felling them
is, their master has gone to reside in England.—Bills of Exchange
will be taken in payment. For particulars enquire of the Printer.'
(BY PERMISSION.)
On MONDAY next, theist of October,
Will be put up for SALE,
At the Exchange, precifcly 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 premises are an elegant dwelling-house, a
kitchen and fttble, uniform, the Cables after the English taste for ten
horses, oVerfeer'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 extehfive garden after a tasty manner, may, with
attention be as profitable as it is pleating.
The meadows between the river (on which is a good landing) and
the house, yield betides 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 prefect be seen. Attendance will be given on those
whs plCafe to view the premises; and any person inclinable to treat
by private contrast, may be informed of terms and price, by ap
plying to JJACOB V A L.K.
(BY PERMISSION.)
On MONDAY next, theist of October,
Will be put up for SALE
At the Exchange,
Immediately after the Sale of the Plantation,
Thirty-seven Tracts 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 possession 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 Sacrifice his interests, and fell them for caffi or
bills on London, to the highest bidder, let the price be what it will.
I JACOB VALK.
WANTS A PLACE,
A YOUNG MAN that lately arrived from Dublin, that
can dress hair in the newest and most fafhionable man
ner, tan aft as a Gentleman's one-man and butler, or attend
a single gentleman, as he lived in those capacities in the firft
lantilies in Ireland. Any Gentleman in want of such a person,
may apply to the Printers hereof, and will be duly attend
ed to.
r rHE fubferibers give this public notice to a.i perioasTt
are any ways indebted to John Fripp, late of St. Helena, de
ceased, to call and nial;e immediate payment ; and all those to whom
the said deceased is indebted, to bring in their accounts, properly at
tefled, to the fubferibers on St. Helena.
WILIJAM FRIPP, 7
Sept. 26, 1781. WILLIAM FRIPP, jun. } Executors.
* JOHN FRIPP,)
For Sale by Private Contrast,
A HOUSE and LOT in Union-ftrcet Continued, contains
ing 4'l f eet in front, and no feet in depth ; the house con.
tains four rooms, and a small shop in front adjoining ; likewise a
well of good water. For further particulars, enquire of
* PETER PROW, No. 1%
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Mr. W^@;
Hales, late of Charleftown, deceased, are hereby reque ued
to make payment: and those having demands against said &hte
are desired to render accounts of the fame, to
LAMBERT LANCE,? ,
I JOHN COX, I Executors.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Mr. William Ed
wards, late of Charleftown, Saddler, deceased, are de
sired to fettle the fame with either of the fubferibers, as early
as possible ; and as many of the accounts have been long -
Handing, it is hoped none will require any longer indul^en^.
MARTHA EDWARDS, Executrix,
t TH(LM AS HARPER, Executor.
RUN AWaV from Ewao-iiianu, about four or five weeks ago
a NEGRO FELLOW, belonging to the estate of William
Bzynard, named Adam : He is Aim made, about five feet nine or
ten inches high, of this country born, is rather flow of fpcech, but
very sensible, and is supposed to be gone to Wadmelaw, where he
formerly had a wife and acquaintance, or to John's-Island or Charles
town. Wnoever will apprehend the said fellow and confine him in
the Sugar-House, or deliver him to the fubferiber on Edifto-Ifland,
Ihall receive Eight DeHart reward.
September litb, 1781. * THOMAS BAYNARD.
To be disposed of at Private Sale,
A SMALL TRACT of LAND on the upper end of
John's-llland, containing 250 acres. Enquire of the
Printers.
n PERMISSION.
For Sale by Private Contract, or to be Let,
THE commodious and well known HOUSE, No. 77, King
ftreet, the corner of Tradd-ftreet, the best situation in
town for a lodging-house, having a large yard, and stabling for
tu^lve horses. Apply on the premises to
3^ Angufl, rfo. $ GIDEON DUPONT, inn.
RUN away, a Mulatto Wench, named Sukey, web known
in town, flic had a ticket of leave to find a mailer, with which
she may perhaps impose. TWO GUINEAS will be paid by the
fubferiber to any person that will deliver her to him, or to the keeper
of the Sugar-house. THOMAS PHEPOE.
RUN away about two months ago, a stout, young Negro
Man named WILL, belonging to the estate of Mr. Francis
Saunders, deceased ; he is well known in town, and formerly did
belong to the fubferiber. Whoever will secure him, and deliver him
to me, or to the Keeper of the Sugar-House, shall receive TWO
GUINEAS reward; and I do forewarn all masters of vessels and
others from taking him off the province, or otherwise ha bouring or
employing him, at their peril. ± EDWARD LEGGE, jun.
RUN away rom the fubferiber the firft of this month, a
ne p r ° ™ an named Abraham, he is about 25 years of age, up
wards of five feet ten inches high, has very large limbs; he has been
lately seen in Charleftown. Any person that will apprehend the
said negro and secure him in the Sugar-house, shall have a reward
of IWO GUINEAS. All persons are cautioned against harbouring
him or giving him a ticket, likewise from earning the said negro
off the Province, as they may rest assured, on having fufficient proof
of the fame, that every advantage of the law will be taken against
such offenders. *i. RALPH BAILEY.
Edifo-Tfand, 12th September I;8r.
RUN away from the fubferiber, about five weeks ago,
a Negro Man named Champaign or Sam, well known in
Charleftown, being formerly the property of Mrs. Janet Cummin;
is a likely, well made fellow, about thirty years of age, freaks good
Englifh^ and as artful and sensible as any of his colour. I willgive
I HREE GUINEAS reward for his being delivered to the Warden
of the Sugar-House, or to myfelf at No. 84, Church-street, and for
the information of his being harboured by a black; and TEN GUI
NEAS if harboured by a white man or woman, or if carried off the
Province by any mailer of a vcffel or other person, to be paid upon
proof and conviction, being determined to put in force the laws res
p Cling such atrocious offenders.
In confideraticn of his pad faithful services, I will pardon him the
second time forlhis crime, if he returns to his duty immediately.
Charlfrun, 29th Anguft, 1781. J BRIAN CAPE.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Inhabitants, who h^^
yet made returns of their taxable property to the hnqui r
appointed to receive the fame, That they do, on or before Mond™
the firfl day of O&ober next, deliver in to the fubferiber, a retu"
of their houses, lots and ilaves in town, otherwise they will {
double taxed, according to law. JAMES BENTHAM °
Seb&er 24, T^l. J C l '"rch-Warden '
IT is hereby delired, that ail persons who have any demand?
against the Parish of St. Philip's, Charleftown, since the' re
du&ion of the town, do deliver in their accounts to the fubferiber'
on or before the firfl of October next ''
September 24, JAMES BENTHAM,? Church
LAMBERT LANCE.§ Wafo
TO BE SOLD,
A House and Stores, at Beaufort
VERY compleat for an extensive trade, formerly Mr. De.
fauforeh. Apply to Zephaniah Kingsley, in Charkf'
town.f
ANY person or persons having PEWS in St. Michael's
Churcli to hire out, will please to intimate the fame to Abra,
ham Pearce, Undertaker, No. 33, Broad-fircet.
N. B. Coffins and Funerals decen+'v fiir'd^hed.+
RUN away from the fubferiber, about the 12th instant, an
Indian man slave named Malcolm, he is a native of Jamaica,
his mother wa^ a Mufketto-Shore Indian, and he fays his father v $
a white man; he is about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, ' has black bufny
hair, and had on when he went away a linen shirt and trowfers, is a
great diunkard; he is supposed to be pn? in m the coi ntry. All
nerfons are hereby forbid from harbouring said slave. Y hoever de
livers him to me,at No. 30, on the Bay, or feccr.him in the l>g<^
House, shall receive the above reward, and all n< eharr a' arge~.
FRANCO LhtlE^
South-Carolina Society.
A Quarterly Meeting of said Society will be held at Stri
land's tavern in Broad-nrcct, on Tuesday next, the M
Cf.cbe , where the Members arc earnestly requested to attend" °'
cifely at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, on business of import
By Order of the Society,
JOHN M'CALL, jun. Clerk
*,* Dinner on the table precifcly at two o'clock.
A GUINEA REWARD.