The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1782-03-06 00:00:00, page 3

There will'be a Subscription Bali, on
Thursday Evening, at the State-lioufe.
To be Rifled for, at Wells's Sbofe,
No. 71, Tradd-Street,
On Wednesday next, at TJVEL CB o'Clock,
A Gold Watch, made by Graham.
Fifteen 'Chance- at Two Guineas.
A K CTION.
On MONDAY next, the 11th March inst.
WILL CE SOLD,
By J OHN MORRI S, .
Or Greenwood's Wharf. at ELF TEN 0 1 bk, precifly,
Twenty F.ogfheads of Mufcovado Sugir,
Landed from thefoife Ariadne, Edward Curtis Meyer,from 'Jamaica
"And, on TUESDAY,'
Jamaica Spirit a ^ncheons
- Best Jamaica MuEovado Sugar
A quantity of fire gre.n Coffee
A few dozen of FlO inac bottled Wine, ditto in calks
Mess Beef and Pork in barrels and, forces, tie
Az TWELFE o'clock, on G?Iec:WOOD,'/ Wkarf,
50 barrels fuperfne kiln-dried FI,OUR.
At ONE o'C/ock in tie Exchange,
c 1^ The Schooner
ANN A-M ARIA,
Now aying^t Greenwood's Wharf, a compleat Phila
delphia built vessel, on the Virginia conilruction, fails
et^o*^ uncommonly fill, is new, and well frond in materials.
Inventory to he seen on board, and at No, 43, on the Bay.
fCbarCflown MErrb 9th, Idgz.
BY PERM MS SIO N.
PUBLICK AUCTION,
On MONDA Y, the iith inst.
By S. WATSON & Co.
No. 3, Broad-Street,
A QUANTITY ofMilitary ClOThing, confining of clothes,
flockings, (hoes, coarse and fi c linens,' chec', &c. camp equi
page, bedding, &c. an eleg nt new chair and harness; Jamaica and
Wefl-India rum in puncheons; Loaf and Mufcovado firgars in hogs
heads and barrels; Philadelphia fl r ur, rice in tierces, pork and beef
in ditto. Rose butter in firkins, double Gloucester cheese, Port wine
in bottles, and sundry othc articles, to E? disposed of without reserve.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
A few Pipes of
Genuine Port and Madeira Wines;
LIKEWISE,
The House and Lot in Unioh-ftreet,
As form r!y advertiser for cash or Government bills; it is in a
moA eligible friction for trade, and poffeflibn will be immedi
ately ro the purcbaftr.
N. B. Cath to be paid a: delivery.
S WATSON requests rhat those who still remain indebted to the
late partncilhip of Watson & Denniston. will be pleased to call
on Mr Denniston at No 2, next door to M-ffrs. Currie & Nor
rie or. the Bav or at his Bore, No.. 3 Broad-street, to difeharge the
ch ns f 0 outdanding — T s not son complied with, he mud be under
tiled greetFN pecefity ofdod hi them with his attorney.
0: Tuesday t^r I,6th cf Starch, -All be fold, at publick Jale,
Ls—e " Exchange, between Twelve and One 0 Clock,
THAT cunmodious HOUSE in King-street, Nojo, having
fy err r ooms cellar and necessary out-buildings in good re
pair; he lot ao mins 28 feet front on King-street and 108 feet deep,
now o^uuieAl - Tames Carmichael, seized on execution, and fold
by 'Or c the Board of Police. JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
Che? Cwn, ,? March, 1/8%.
A S the A scriber intends soon to leave this Province, he
4 1 hopes tr all who are indebted to the Coparnerfhip of Mac
nair & Maxwell will immediately pay off their accounts; and
requests that all who have any demands against fald copartnerfhip
wil „ve them in that they may be adjusted.
h 9 tb. ' JOHN MACNAIR.
CHARLESTOWN, March 9.
THE gallantry and good Conduct displayed by Lieut. Col.
Thompson's detachment, in their late excursion to Santee,
are mentioned in the following honourable terms, in Orders.
“ Lieutenant-General LESLIE desires Lieutenant-Colonel
Thompson and the Officers and Soldiers of the Cavalry and
Infantry who served under his command, will receive his best
thanks for the 'fervices performed by them on their late expe
dition.
“ The Lieutenant-General cannot too Wrongly express to
the Army the opinion he entertains of the merit of Lieutenant-
Colonel Thompson's conduct upon that occasion, and of the
fnirited behaviour o' the troops. The constancy with which
they fapported the fatigue of a 1 mg and very rapid march,
claims not leL his approbation and acknowledgement, than
their exertions in presence of the enemy.
<The Lieutenant-General observes with the highest fatis
faCtion, that the Militia have been taught under the conduct of
Capt. Doyle, to unite with their acqjftomed valour, a degree
of steadiness which would not disgrace the discipline of re
gular troops; and he desires their Officers and Men to receive
his particular thanks."
Extrafl of a letter from the Country.
" The fcherpe that was at firft agitated in the Rebel Assem
bly, for simply fequeftiaring be p operty of the adherents to
the British government, h? been bound too lenient; and the
violent party has at Ie ,h flexed, d in palling an aft more
adapted to their rigorous dilpoihions, which divides the un
h?|, victims into two hfs. To the fell is allotted perpetual
banishment, and a total deprivation of their property, by a
jawing confirmation. The other class are only to'be amerced
ir. proportion to t'eir estates, and the point of view they are
fee'n by the dernoerViUe body. A piovilion is to be made for
the families of the firlt, butL yet unafeertained. Theamerced
estates will, however, be in a very 'mail degree less hurt than
those totally seized. As the fines are to be levied ihTpecie,
and as moveables will be found best to contribute towards the
augmentation of troops, this ad was meant to promote, it is
tinneceffary for me to remark to you, the little value our estates
will be of, when bereft of the engines of labour that give birth
to their pt od unions."
Camp furniture.
7 '0 be Raffled for, at Coram's Tavern, as soon as a fuffi-
J ci.nt number of fubferibers can be obtained, a compleat CAMP
KIPCHEN, fit for a General or Field Officer, or private family;
a the fame time and place, a compleat CAMP TRUNK. The
t; ms may be known by applying at the above Tavern, or of the
Pouters hereof, March 6th, 178;,
On TUESDAY next, 12th inst.
WILL BE SOLD,
At THOMAS STEWART & Cos
AUCTION-ROOM, No, 42, oh the Bay,
4 pipes Port Wine
2 half Pipes choice old Madeira
2 Pipes Vidonia Wine
A few calks of excellent Indigo
Rice, Becs-wax, Mess Pork, &c. &c.
1 At F,E ECENo'clock,
The EFFECTS o f several officers deceased, and
A collection of well chosen BOOKS.
At TIN F. LEE o'clock, ,
The Lease of a HOUSE on the Lower-Market Wharf, two
years and a half of which is unexpired, now in the possession of Mr.
John Wallace. Possession will be given on the 15th inhabit, and the
purchase money to be paid on the delivery of the titles.
TC— 4'"“"— At 0 NE o'Clock, at the Exchange,
The beautiful schooner FLY,
,(d> With all her tackle and apparel, as she now lies at
^»%f# Greenwood's wharf; she is a new veffei, not quite two
months off the flocks, is compleatly fitted in every
respect, and is allowed by competent judges to be built of the best
materials, and finifhed in as compleat a manner as any veffei in this
port, is just hove down and boot-toned, and may be sent to fua with
out any farther expence; burthen about ninety puncheons, fails re
markably faft, is of an easy draught of water, and fhifts without bal
last. Inventory to be seen at the place of sale, and at our office,
No. 42, on the Bay. | THOMAS STEWART & Co.
On TUESDAY, the 12th of March inst.
Will be Sold,
By COOKE & WEBB,
At their Store in Broad-Street,
Six Hogsheads of an excellent Assortment
of TIN and JAPANNED WARE,
Amongst which arf,
TIN Dishes and Plates
Nest of Camp Kettles
Tea Kettles, Sugar Boxes
Stew Pans. Patty Paus
Speaking Trumpets of a new ConflruAion
'Qu?rC Pint an d half pint Pots, &c.
A Quantity of Wine Glasses, Tumblers, Decanters
And a variety of other Articles.
On FRIDAY the Igth of March,
At TE V o'Clock in she Forenoon,
Will be Sold,
At a Back Store, next to No. 187, in King-street,
A VARIETY of
Genteel Houfhold & Kitchen Furniture,
CONMS? ING OF
MAH OGANY Chests of Drawers, Book Case, Defies,
7 ables, Chairs, Bedflends. Looking Glasses, China, Glass and
Queen's Ware; Pewter, a Kitchen Jack', and a Variety of Kitchen
Furniture, A Quantity of Dutch Books, Carpenters and Coopers
Tools, Counters for Stores, Window Sallies, &c. &c. by
WILLIAM RUSSEL.
FOR SALE,
A pair of handsome Bay Geldings,
Fifteen hands high, well broke to a carriage. The price Seven
ty-five Guineas. They will not be for sale after Wedncfday.
Enquire of the Printers.
THE Creditors of the Fftate of Sir John Colleton, Ba
ronet, deceased, will be pleased to render a state of their
demands, and the debtors to make payment, to
ROBERT JOHNSTON, Administrator.
9th March, 1782. No. 2 , St. Michael's Alley.
SIX GUINEAS per Month, or EIGHTEEN GUINEAS
the Run, per Man,
For TEN SEAME N,
From this Port to London,
ON board the fliip Ariadne, Edward Curtis, Master;
now loading at Gadsden's Wharf, and will fail with the
firft Convoy. EDWARD CURTIS.
Charlcflocwn, March 4th, 1782.
' BROWN & MICHIE,
No. 27, Church-Street,
HAVE FOR SALE,
ENGLISH bottled Claret, of superior quality
Old Madeira \
Sherry ( WINES
Lisbon J
Shrub and Brandy
Old Jamaica Spirits
Cask and bottled Porter
Hyfon and Bohea Teas
Loaf and Mufcovado Sugars
Soap, Candles, Mustard, Oil and Pickles.
With sundry other Articles in the Grocery way.
Wanted to Purchase,
TWO NEGRO MEN, one that is a compleat Shoe Ma
ker, and the other a House Carpenter. Enquire at No. 46, on
he Bay.
To Hire by the Month, as Wet Nurses,
Two fine Healthy young WENCHES.
For particulars enquire at No. 3, Beaufain-ftreet.
1) RUGS, MEDICINES,
AND SUNDRY
FAMILY MEDICINES, &c. & c .
ARE NOW SELLING OFF,
At No. 9, in Orange-Street,
By RETAIL, much lower than they are fold in Charleftown, the Sub
' scriber intending for England with the sos Convoy;
The ASSORTMENT, consisting of every ufeful article, all
good and recently imported, will be fold at prime cost and charges,
to any person taking the whole, or to the mount of not less than
twenty pounds. SAMUEL CARNE.
Cbarlflown, February 11, 1782.±
To be Let, and may be Entered on immediately,
A convenient House in King-street,
Capable of accommodating a large Family.
A L S 0,
The House No. 66, Church-street.
Both Houses have excellent Offices, and a large Garden each.
Apply to William Hopton, or JOHN HOPTON.
Gbarleftown, 24th January, 1782.
PUBLICK AUCTION.
THAT valuable LOT and commodious HOUSE, No. 31;
Broad-ftrect, with kitchen, stables, carriage-houses, &c. fit
for a genteel family. Also,
The HOUSE, No. 1, in Tradd-ftreet, in which Bryden and
Allen keep store, well situated for trade, and neatly finifhed. Pos
session of the whole to be had the 12th of May next, and of th&
ftorc perhaps sooner. Likewise,
A fmal! HOUSE, No. 5, Lodge-Alley.
If the above houses are not disposed of by the twelfth day of
March inst. they will on that day be pdt up at publick auction by
Cooke & Webb, at their fibre in Broad-street. 4
t„ THOMAS PHEPOE.
/>T A /CK 4JCT^ON,
a 4 On TUESDAY next the 12th inst.
Before the Exchange,
Jinbei At TWELVE o'Clock,
The remarkable faft-failihg Philadelphia built
I Brigantine MAR Y,
Now lying, at Greenwood's wharf, burthen about 130 tons, mount
ing 10 carriage guns, a new veffei, compleatly found in every refpebt
arid well calculated for a Privateer or Letter of Marque. Inventory
to brf seen by applying to CURR:E & NORRIS.
On FRIDAY the 15th of March inst.
WILL be soi. b,
At No. 19, Church-Street,
By HUGH RISK, & Co.
A NEGRO BOY, a few BLACKSMITH's TOOLS, and
some WEARING APPAREL. *b.
On Thursday the 14th of March, will be fold at Publick
Sale, before the Exchange, between twelve and one o'clock,
A NEGRO MAN late the property of Joseph Pendarvis,
. seized on attachment, and fold by order of the Board of Police.
Cbarleftown, I()tb February, 1782. JOHN DAVIES Sheriff.
To be fold at Publick Sale, before the Exchange, on Tuesday,
the 19th day of March; between the Fours of Tewelde and
One o'Clock;
THAT valuable and well known TAVEItN on the Bay of
Charleftown, between the Exchange and Queen-street, and
I,OT of LAND oti which it Rands, lrtp the property of Edward
M'Crady, seized on execution, and with the consent of his attor
ney, fold by order of the Board of Police. JOHN DAVIES,
Lebruar^ ^fb, 1782, Sheriff.
To be Sold on Tuesday, the 19th day of March, before the
Exchange, between twelve and one o'clock.
TWO very valuable NEGROES, late the property of
Jobh Brockington, seized on attachment, and fold by order of
the Board of Police. JOHN DAVIES," Sheriff.
Cbarleflown, 26th February, 1782.
fl^ For LIVERPOOL,
(To fail with tbe ffl feet)
The Brigantine
J^ FREDERICK & HENRY,
Allan Penny, Master;
A flout yeffel, mounts fix carriage guns. For freight or paffagd
apply to the master on board at Eveleigh's wharf or to
CURRIE 8c NORRIS,
No. I, Bay
For LONDON,'
The S hip
ARIADN E,
£^c^# Edward Cursis, Master;
To fail positively with convo/. For freight or palfage, having
excellent accommodations, apply to said master, or to
THOMAS INGLIS.
JUST IMPORTED,
And to be fold on the lo<wefl Terms, b,
BUCHANANS & ROBB,
No. 4, on the Bay,
FRESH Flour in Barrels
Rose Butter in Firkins and hal Firkins
Beef in Tierces and Barrels
Pork in Barrelsl
Oatmeal in ditto,
A few Chests of Singlo, Souchong, Congo and Hyfon Teas
A few Pipes of Port Wine
Ditto ditto Fayal
Barley in Kegs
Brown Soap in Boxes
A few Puncheons of Jamaica high Proof Ruth 7
And a Case of excellent Claret.
AL S O,
A final! Parcel of D^Y GOODS,
Consisting of Mens Shoes and Slippers, Womens red, green and
black Leather, Callimanco, Sattin and coloured Silk ditto of thi
newest Fashions; Mens roand and cock'd blade and white Hats, a
few Pieces of fine and fuperfine Broad Cloths and Shalloons, a few
Bundles and Kegs of French Steel fit for Sabres and Swords, Cotton
and Wool Cards.J
A CAUTIO N.
TTTHEREAS on the 26th of last month, I difeharged Pa-
VV trick Burke from my service for a variety of bad condud:
and gr'ofs mifbehaviour; and as I think it is incumbent upon every
member df society, to guard the Publick, as far as possible, against
imposition, I have therefore thought it my duty hereby to caution
all persons against hiring or entertaining the said Patrick Burke;
Those who desire further information may apply to
March id, 1782. t THOMAS-KNOX GORDON.
ALL perfdns indebted to Capt Robert Paris, deceased, are
requeued to nrake immediate payment; and those having
demands will please bring in attested accounts, to
*b. JOHN CUNNINGHAM, Executor.
MR. BENJAMIN DIDIER left England in the year 1773,
and came to Charleftown, where he assumed the name of Wil
son, and was employed fohie time in writing for a Mr. Calcott, are
English gentleman in the Justiciary department. The said Wilson.
was also acquainted with a feafaring wah of the name of Dart of
Devonshire in England.
If the said B. Didier alias Wilson be alive, he may hear of something
to his advantage, by writing to Mr. Percival, Attorney at Law in
Bath, England.
And if any person can procure A proper certificate of his death,
fliould the said B. Didier, alias Wilson, be deceased, it is hoped that
they wil be so kind as to convey the fame personally, or by letter to
Charlfown, 3d March, 1782. MORTON BRAILSFORD.
TOBELET, —
A good dry CELLAR.
Enquire of Bentham & Sutcliffe, in Broad-ftteeh
BY PERMISSIO N.
TO BE SOL D,