The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-10-31 00:00:00, page 1

JO HN CHAMBER S,
BEGS leave to acquaint his friends and the publick, that
he is removed from Q^een-ftreet to No 30, on the Bay.—He
returns bis thanks to his customers for the encouragement they have
I given himfmee his arrival, and begs a continuance of their favours,
; ashe has now on hand a general assortment of woollen and linen
drapery, haberdashery, hosiery, millinary, grocery, ironmongery,
.cutlery' and hard ware ; flint glass, delft and Queen's ware ; large
and elegant floor and bedside Wilton carpets; 8, 9 and 10-4 blan
kets; ditto double and single diaper coverlids; also rum, wine,
brandy, gin, and acompleat assortment of fifhing tackle ; all which
he will fell on the lowest terms for cash or good bills.
N. B. A.s he has a heavy sum to difcbarge in a short time, he begs
those indebted to him to pay what money they can as soon as possi
ble, and save the difagreeablc trouble of applying to a lawyer.|
A larg-e Quantity of NEGRO SHOES
to be fold at a reasonable price at No. 16% King-ftreet.J
ALL perlons indebted to the estate of Mr. John Cal
laghan, late of Charleftown, fadler, deceased, are hereby
tepefied to make payment ; and those having any demands against
the estate, are defiled to make them known to
t JANE CALLAGHAN, Executrix.
TO BE SO L
A Valuable PLANTATION or TRACT of LAND, lying
on the Goofecreek road, distant from town about seven miles,
containing three hundred acres, and adjoining Izard's camp, Savage's
legation, and that of Colcock and Gibbons, occupied by Mr Ellis;
, a HOUSE and LOT, No. 9, now in the occupation of Mr. John
~gh; hkewife another HOUSE and I,OT, No. I, in Unity Alley,
divining the Bay, now rented by Jeremjalr Clarke; and also a
gang of NEGROES, confiding of two house wenches, seven
_!^^ri>es^ and three children. Enquire of the Printers.|
1) UN away from the fubferiber, on Sunday the 28th ult. a
flout made negro lad named SAM, formerly the property of
Nr. Geryais of thi^ town ; he is'about five feet fix inches high,
marked with the small pox, thick lips, has a disagreeable hoarse
Voice, and speaks flow ; as he is well acquainted in town, I suppose
„ is lurking about till he gets an opportunity of going on board
ome veiTel. Whoever will apprehend said flaye, and bring him to
M. I, Bedpn's Alley, Ihall be well rewarded for their trouble.
„ Br . WILLIAM M'WHANN.
''Rafters of vessels are forbid carrying him off at their peril.
CTOLEN from the State-house room since the last concert,
a dark-coloured VIOLIN and BOW, the varnish of the violin
wore off on one fide, three pins yellow, and the other black,
hoever brings it to the Printers hereof will be handfomdy rc
v^ded, and no guritioss a^cd.f
ITT'HITE; blue & green plains
White flannel
Checked fivanlkin for fuddle
cloths
Saperfue broad cloths at 245. the
yard
Shalloons and Trimmings
Bath coatings at 10s. the yard
Calamancoes, durants & tammies
Striped and brown camblet for
Bcgrcfes gowns at is. 3d. the
yard
A variety of faffiionable printed
cottons, and a few pieces of
furniture ditto
Pocket handkerchiefs
frown and.dyed Ruffin drab
6 and 8-4 jackonet mufliii
Points.,and oil
China cups and saucers
A L
A comp eat set of Shop Scales wit
WAvbts, and a set
At their Store, No. 3, Tradd-freet,
Are felling off their STOCK of GOODS at a very small ad
vance ; and any person taking the whole, ihall have mem on very
reasonable Terms :
Thefare well adapted for thefefon, and conff of
November 2d, 1781.
THE Chief Engineer having represented to the Com
mandant, that very material Injury has been done to the
Works upon the old Lines, by Means of Horses and Cattle
treading upon them, notwithstanding repeated Orders given
to the contrary : The Inhabitants and others are hereby pub
felly cautioned and forewarned, that after next MONDAY,
the sth instant, all Horses and Cattle found within the outer
old Abbattis, and near the Lines, without proper Servants
attending them, will be seized, the Cattle immediately killed,
and the Horses forfeited for the pubfick use.
^ C. ERASER, Town-Mafoy.
WILLIAM & JAMES CARSAN,
Charlestown, azd October, 1781.
rrllß Commandant has directed me to give this Pnblick No-
Itice to the Merchants, Store-keepers, and Inhabitants
■general, who may have in their Podehion any Kind of
WARLIKE ARMS for Sale; that it is his Order they do
Immediately deliver inwall Mufquets, Fowling Pieces, Blun
dr-Bufles, Pistols, Swords, Cutlasses, and every other Im,
%mcnt of War, to the Inlpedof-General of Provincial For
m Store, No. 14, on the Bay, where proper Receipts will
begiven, where they will be delivered to the Order of the
Merchant when fold, and Care taken that they are not dis
of to such People as will make an improper Use of
so C. FRASER, Town-Mfo.
-GARRISON OR DERS.
October 27, 1781.
THE Inhabitants are hereby ftri&ly prohibited keeping Ta
verns, Publick Houses or Dram Shops on the Wharfs, or
within the Curtain Line, as the h regularities arising therefrom
may be productive of the most serious Cbnfcquer.ces to the
Slipping in the Harbour: And any Person who ihall be found
lifting in Contradiction to this Order, after the loth Day of
November next, will have his Liquor seized for the Benefit of
the Poor, and himfelf lodged in the Provolt, till tried by a
Court-Martial for Disobedience of Orders.
•J C. FRASER. Town-Major.
from WEDNESDAY, October 31,
g, OY AI A
GARRISON ORDERS,
Vol. L
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & S 0 N, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
Pint, quart and three pint bowls
!Clafs ware
Black and white blond lace
India and English perfans '
Plain and black luteftrings
Black and white modes for cloaks
and linings
Worsted, thread and cotton hofc
Cotton and Scotch ounce thread
Brown & coloured ofnaburg ditto
Felling axes and socket spades
Whip and cross-cut law's
Ox fart boxes
Drawing knives
Shovels and tongs
Bellows
Kitchen dogs
Spits and skewers
Bohea tea
Starch and powder blue
s 0,
sh a large Beam, and 12 Iron jolb.
1 of small, &cv&c.l
ALEXANDER MACBETH,
Idas received by the last nffh from LOND ON,
An Assortment of GOODS,
Confiding chiefly of the following Articles,
Which he will dispose of, on very reasonable Terms, by the Piece or
Package, at No, 6, Eiliott-frcct, viz.
LONDON duffil blankets
Blue and white plains
Striped and white flannels
Durants and cailimancoes
Manchester checks and stripes
Ditto and other handkerchiefs
Irish fhirting*and fleeting linen
Russia sheeting
Ditto drab, white and brown
Printed linens and callicoes
India chintz and jeans
Corded and plain dimity
'Marfeiiles quilting
Bjack princes ftuff
—
A O.AR D ING and LONGING.
r rHE fubferiber begs leave to acquaint his friends, that long
1 sickness has very considerably impaired the constitution of his
pocket, as well as that of his body ; therefore, in order to enable him
to cat, he proposes keeping in future,
A cofot BOARDING-HOUSE,
at No. 11, Queen-street, where he can now furnifh three or four sin
gle gentlemen with board and lodgings; and three pr four more may
be accommodated with board only. He takes the liberty of thus
publicly assuring such gentlemen as may favour him, that his only
wish is by this plan to enable himfelf to keep a good table ; therefore
his terms will be as moderate as mutton at fourteen pence per pound,
and other et cameras will admit. JOHN-WALTERS GIBBS.
He proposes purchasing INDIGO on commiflion, and flatters him
felf that irorn the knowledge which he has of that article, to afford
ample fatisfa&ion to such as may please to favour him with their bu
siness.—Lands or Negroes, Estates, &c. in either town or country,
will be fold by him at private or public sale, which ever may he most
agreeable to the feller. The utmost attention will be paid to all or
ders, letters, &c. that may be left at his house, No. 11, Queen-street.
Imported in tbe Carolina-Packed, Cap. White, front London,
And to be fold at a very moderate Advance,
By THEODORE GAILLARD,
At No. 9, Pay,
WHITE plains of the best A few trunks of Irish linens
quality Fine and coarse cambricks
Bed blankets and London duffils Hoes, ares and spades
And a few other Articles.
N. B. The goods he had on hand before, are felling off at a very
low price for ready money or produce+
Charkfown, OCkber Igtb, 1781.
BY PERMISSIO N.
A Gentleman jvho has had every advantage a liberal and
regular education could afford, will
Open an ACAD£MY in this City,
For the improvement of Young Gentlemen in every branch of
Classical, Philosophical and Mathematical Knowledge,
as soon as a salary of Five Hundred Guineas per annum, can be fc
cured to him by fubfeription.—Thofe who wish to beconie fubfbribers
will be pleased to fend tlieir names, &c. to the Printers hereof,
who are enabled to give every necefary information.
N. B. The fame gentleman purposes the ensuing winter, to
read a course of Lectures, upon the most ufeful and curious parts of
Natural Philosophy and Mathematics. |
THOMA S~C ORAM, Engraver,
Removed to No. 28, Queen-Street,
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 0 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 silver seals or copper plates for im
pressions; ornamental, visiting and compliment cards engraved and
printed; directing cards and Ihop bills for merchants and tradesmen;
brass plates for doors, bag^ge 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 masterly manner either
in oil or water colours.
lOST last Thursday night, a fmail Metal Watch, with
_, a gold hand, the gilding worri off the back, a common steel
linked chain to it, with a white cornelian seal, a head engraved
on one fide, and plain on the other, set in gold on a fwiyel, and four
little keys. Whoever will bring the fame to the Printers, shall re
ceive a GUINEA reward; and no queftions.afked. If offered for
sale, stop the party. so
WHITE and coloured Plains
Duffil Blankets
Bed Blankets
Oznaburgs, Checks
Irish Sheeting and Shirting Li
nens
Broad Hoes
Socket Spades
Printed Cottons, Callicoes and
Linens ~
Bath Coating
A CONSIGNMENT, confiding of coarse Cloths, Gold
and Silver Watches, dud a few 'Articles of Haberdashery, by the
Piece er Package.t
BROUN, CLARKSON, & Co.
Havejuft imported in the Carolina-Packed, Cap. White,from London,
A GENERAL AND COMSLEAT
ASSORTMENT of GOODS,
Suitable for the prefat and . approaching Season,
Which they will dispose of on the most reasonable Terms, for Cash,
Produce, or Bills of Exchange, at their Store, No. 88, Broad-freet;
Among a Number of other Articles are,
_^^^^^ *^&a
T II E
Satinets and Persians
Mens ana womens silk & thread
hose
Mens black fill: breeches pieces
Womens best callimanco Ihoes
Girls low heel'd ditto
Childrens Morocco ditto
Mens fine flioes & military ditto
Ofnaburg, and fail cloth
Ofnaburg and other threads
Mens fine and coarse hats
Hard ware
Tobacco pipes
Loaf fugar.J
Broad-Cloths and suitable Trim
mings
Felling Axes
Broad Axes
Coopers and Carpenter's Tools
Reaping Hooks
Iron Pot and Slcillets
Frying Pans
Tin Ware
Nails of all Sorts
Stationery.
/TN A CTT TCI CT^ r-foTC-I
CY A et hk
to SATURDAY, November 3, 1781.
As the fubferiber intends as toon as may be, after his arrival in
England, to eflablifli and be concerned in a House here, in the Drug,
Medicine, Grocery, Perfumery, and Oil Man's Branches, on a more
extensive plan than ever was in this Province, he fells at these low
prices, to shew such of his former Customers, or those who may now
deal with him whilst here, or favour the Concerned in future with
their orders, how reasonably they may, even in these times, be sup
plied, and yet afford an ample profit to the Importer.
The HOUSE in Orange-Street, and LOT in King-Street, are still
for Sale.—Conditions may be known by applying to
1 SAMUEL CARNE, No. q, Orange-Street.
WHITE, blue & green plains
Striped and waite flannels
Bath coatings
Superfine broad cloths
Scarlet cloaks and cardinals
Mens, womens and boys worked
and yarn dockings
Mens furtout coats
Jackets and trowfers
Mens fine dress flioes
Wax leather and grain ditto
Childrens red & green Morocco
pumps
Fine beaver, caftor & felt hats
Wholesale or Retail, viz.
GLAUBER Salts at two shillings and fix-pence per Pound;
Epsom Salts at I wo Shillings and Fourpence, and by the calk,
cheaper ; a large quantity of Copperas, Allum, Brimstone, some
Nitre, Sal Ammoniac, Aqua Fortis and Sal Signette; best Jefujts Bark,
Eleuthera and Cafcarilla Barks, Aloes, Colombo Root, Russia and
East-India Rhubarb, Castor, Opium, Spanish Flies, Manna, Cha
momile Flowers, Senna, Cream of Tartar, Affufeetida, Nux Vo
mica, Arlenick, Coculus Indicus, Magnesia of a superior quality
to what is generally imported; Tartar Emetic warranted, Spirits
of Lavender, Hartkorn, and all other Volatile Spirits and Salts ;
Oils of Cinnamon, Cloves, Bergamot, Lemons, Annifeed, and
most other Chymical Oils; Liquorice Roots and Juice, Sperma
ceti, Salop, Sago, Spices, and Mocco Coffee; Quick-Silver, and all
its preparations; Antimony, and its preparations; Dr. Huxham'^
Bitters, so necessary at this season of the year, at 10 s. per quart ;
Stoughton's Bitters, at'zs. per bottle, or ids. the dozen; Turling
ton's Balfum, large bottles, at ~ Dr. James's Powders, at ss. the
packet; empty phials, old Batavia Arrack, with a variety of other
articles, on the lowest terms, for Cash or Bills of Exchange.
And in the Friends, and other late Heftls from L ONDO N,
A frefIiSUPPLY, among which are, white and green
Phials aflorted, Phial Corks, Pili Boxes, Hemet's Essence of Pearl,
and Pearl Powder for the Teeth.——Physicians, and Practitioners in
Physic and Surgery, on taking an Aflortmcht, will be supplied on
much lower terms than ufuallv fold.
Imported in the Ship British Hero, and Brigt. Reunion, from
, London, and to be fold by
T H O MA S DO W,
At No. 38, the Corner of Ellictt-flreet, on the Bay,
A General and large Assortment of Ship-Chandlery, Iron
mongery, Cutlery, Slops and Earthen Ware.
N. B. A generous price will be given, and ready money paid, for
any quantity of HEMP, by applying as above, where all forts and.
sizes of white and tarr'd Cordage is made and fold.|
LOST between the Bay and the Governsur's Gate,
A VALUABLE plain GOLD WATCH, maker's name
Addis, whoever may find and deliver the fame to the fubferi
ber, shall (if required) be handsomely rewarded by
JOHN TUNNO.
SUPPOSED to be delivered through mistake in June last,
from the London, Capt. Rainier, a BOX marked T , S, contain
,T
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 Chartef
town. Whoever has received the box, will be pleased to return it to
Capt Rainier or Mr. Greenwood.|
IfOUND in Guignard-ftreet, a Stock Buckle: The ow
ner may have it again on paying for this advertisement,
giving a final! gratuity to the finder, and applying to the
Printers. 4
TO BE SO LD,
By William-Kerr Ross,
At No. 2, Tradd-ftreet,
For Cash, Government Bills, or Produce,
JAMAICA Rum by the Puncheon, Mufeovado Sugar by the
Hogihead or Barrel, Port Wine in Pipes, Quartercafks and
Bottles ; Soap and Candles, and an Assortment of Dry Goods
fubMPe to the Seafon.J
Jonathan & William Simpson,
HAKE FOR SALE,
By the PACK AGE or PIECE,
Alt No. 2/2, Cburcb^reet,
COARSE broad cloths, duffils, duffil and rose blankets, co
verlids, negro doth, Bath coatin gs, baize, flannels, callimancoes
and durants, Irish linen, towelling, Raven's duck, ofnaburgs, calli
coes and chintz, handkerchiefs, fokiiers ffiirts, hats and boots, French
hour, pickles of all forts, olives, caper's and anchovies, flafk oil, soap,
black pepper, ralberry and cherry brandy, Jamaica sugar and rum. j:
TO BE SOLD,
By WILLIAM SNODGRASS,
At No. 94, Church- street,
A Large and elegant Assortment of MANCHESTER
GOODS—a few Pieces of Broad Cloth—some printed Goods—
Soap and Candles.
' Ihe above will be fold at a low Advance.|
JUST IMPORTED,
In the Pallas and British Hero, from London, and in
other the latfl Peflels from Europe, (fc.
A complcat ASSORTMENT of
Ufeful Drugs and Medicines,
Which are for SALn, at No. 9, ORANGE-STREET,
Imported in tbe last Fleet from London, and to be fold by
WALKER & MAITLAND,
Np. 92, Broad-street,
Ladiesriding ditto
Carpenters fools, nails, lo&ty
hinges, files and broad hoes
Rice, flour and raying sieves
Iron pots and skillets
Cass iron and tin tea kettles
Tin and copper saucepans
English steel
Sin^ le & double refined loaf sugar
Fine hyfon and fouchoug teas
Jar raisins
Chcefe
Vinegar and mustard
Pickles; &c. &c. &c. f
Numb 71.