The South-Carolina weekly gazette — Charlestown [i.e. Charleston, S.C.], 1783-05-17 00:00:00, page 1

RICHARD WYLL Y, & Co.
No. 9;, Broad-street,
HAVE FOR SALE,
The following ARTICLES,
Which they 'will dijfeoje of on the most reasonable
Terms, for Case or Produce, by W bolefale or Re
tail, viz.
CALLICOES and printed Linens ; Silk, Linen,
Romall and Bandana Handkerchiefs; black
and coloured Indian Persian, Tdbine, Luteflring,
Sattin and other Silks; Gimp, Fringe and other
Trimmings for ditto ; worked Lawn Aprons ; spot
ted Lawns; §4to 11 4 Table Cloths; Table Nap
kins; white Callico, Humbums, Book Muslin, work
ed and sprigged Jackonet ditto, Piffol and long
Lawns, Children's and Lady's Stays, black Tiffany,
Love Handkerchiefs, Scotch Ounce Thread, colour
ed Pound ditto, Ofnaburg ditto, coarse and fine;
ready made Shirts, plain and ruffled ; ditto jackets
and Breeches, ditto Cambrick Stocks, black Silk
Cravens, sewing Silk and Twill, Gold and Silver two
mid one fourth irich Fringe, Gold and Silver Chain,
ditto Ground and Vellum Lace, Gold and Silver
spangled and plain Buttons and Loops; Men's and
Youth's Wafli Jean and Thread Gloves, Lady's co
loured and white Lamb Gloves and Mits, ditto black
and white Silk Gloves and Mits, ditto white Holland
Gloves, Boys and Girls white Thread Hose, Mens
patent Silk ditto, ditto worked ditto and Gloves,
Bombazine, Huckaback, Towelling Diaper, Yard
wide India Dimity, Dutch Cord, Marseilles Quot
ing, Superfine black and blue Princes Stuff, fancy
Cloths, Caffnnfre, Serge de Soy, Mohair, Metal and
Fancy Button,s.; Shalloons, < adimancoes, Durants,
Tammies, Camblets, Norwich Crape, crimson and
black Velverets, Buff Fudian, Orange Canvas, Cruils,
Dowlas, Russia Drill, brown Holland and Cambrick
Tambour Jacket Shapes, white Dimity and Silk
Shapes, Gold and embroidered, Tifiue and Sartin
ditto, Grogham and Kerfimire Tambour ditto, Sil
ver mounted Hangers and Fusees, Gold and Silver
Hat Bands, ditto- Epaulets, Tortoile TGI Combs,
-Shaving Boxes, Tooth Powder, Baum de Vie, Daf
fy's Elixir, Court Pidifter, Shaving and Cloth Pow
der, Lavender and Hungary Water, Jamesl Powders,
• blocking Cakes and Bails, Stuff and Silk Coats, Ske
leton and Stick Wire, black and coloured Ribbons,
Love ditto, C?ne Hats, black and white Silk Gauze
Handkerchief], black and Blond Lace, white thread
ditto and Edging, Mode and Persian black and white
Cloaks and Bonnets, Dreis Caps Russia Sheeting,
Royal, Post and Fooifcap Paper, Quills, Wax Can
dles, Mens white and Beaver coloured Hats, black
and green Gold laced ditto, Tapes, Bobbing, Silk,
Stay Laces, black and coloured Fans, Feathers and
Plumes, Gold Rings set& plain, Stone Knee Buckles,
gilt Stock ditto; gilt, Argeat, Pinchbeck, Steel,
plated and black Knee and Shoe Buckles; placed
Bitts and Bradoons, ditto Stirrups, ditto Coffee Urn,
ditto Cadors; plated, Pinchbeck, Brass, Pewter and
Tin Clandlefticks; Ma.ce,Clpyes, Nutmegs, Pepper,
-Mustard, French and Spanish Olives, Ketchup, Sallad
Oil, best finglt refined Sugar in 71b. Loaves, Poland
Starch, Glue, China Punch and Slop Bowls, ditto
Coffee and Milk Pots. Soup and flat China Plates,
Queens, Earthen, Tin and Glass Ware; Pewter:
Meafurers, Dishes, Soup and flat Plates, Soup and
Table Spoons, Glass Candle Shades, Brass Knockers,
Cutlery, Stock, Closet and Padlocks, Wood Screws,
Window Bolts, Latches and Ketches, Shoemaker's
Tools, Hinges, Hand Saws, Planes, Chiffels, Center
and Dowling Bitts and Stocks, Claw Hammers, Fish
Hooks, Shovels and Tongs, Mortars and Pefiles,
Brass Cocks, Clamps, Coppers Tools and Rivefc,
Ploughfhares, Faggot Steel, Bar Iron, Frying Pans,
Pots and Skillets, qd. 6d. Bd. pod. 1 gd. rod. zid.
and god. Nails ;,Kitchen Jacks compleat, Princes
Metal mounted Stove Grate's, Copper Boilers, ditto
Stew and Sauce Pans, Fot Hooks and Crooks, Flesh
Forks, Cotton and Wool Cards, Gunpowder, Shot,
Candle Moulds, French Coolers, Bureau Furniture,
Shop Twine; Spinnel, Mens Saddles, Steel Bit Bri
dles, Rum Proofs, Epsom Saks, Hair Powder, Dra
gon's Blood,Jallap, Coffey and Pepper Mills, Socket
Spades, Gridirons, Butcher's Cleavers, Brass Naik,
Scupper ditto, Curry Combs, Brushes, Brooms, Hair
Sieves, Paints, Saddle Cloths, S'urfingles, Martin
gales, large and small bakerl Hair MatraEes, Window
Glass, OveraAq Canvas Trowfers, Crocus, coarse
and fine Shoes And Boots, Rappee Snuff, with many
other Articles ; also white Wine Vinegar and Payal
Wine by the Pipe, Qmcercalk cr three Gallons.
SOUTH-CAROLINA WEEKLY GAZETTE.
CHARLESTO WN: Printed by NATHAN CHILDS, & COMPANY, at their
Printing-Office, No. 85, Church-Street.
Vol. 1.
SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1783.
Sate Commiffar/s Office.
XT Otice is hereby giv^n, that receipts
l ^for provisions from theist of March
1782, to the 20th of February, 1783, and
for forage, from the laid iftof March, 1782,
to the gift ot March, 1,83, inclusive, will
be received on Mondays and Thursdays,
and certificates for the fame granted on the
following Wednesdays and Saturdays. At
tendance will be given from ten o'clock in
the morning, to one at noon, at No. 3; in
Tradd-ftreer.
WILLIAM HOR T,
State CommuTary.
TO BE LE T,
And Entered or, the firft .of April,
A HOUSE and STORE, No. 4, well Aerated
for trade, on the south fide of Tradci-ltreet,
near the Bay, opposite Bedon's Alley, now occupied
by Mr. James Cotter; allo two Brick Tenements,
No. 13 and 14, pleasantly Situated in Pinckney ftreer,
fit for small families, and entered on immediately.
WILLIAM HOPION,
Who has BRICKS to fell, and will be delivered
at his plantation at Wando.
THOMAS STEWART,
No. 42, on the Bay,
Has for Sale by the Package, on the mos reasonable
Terms, for Cajb or Produce,
A Large Assortment of Irilh Linens; a Variety
of Silks, clear Lawns, black and white thread
and fink Laces, Buckrams, Sail Duck, Cordage of
different Sizes, Military Shoes, Jesuit's Bark, Medi
cine Chests, a few Cases of China, a remarkable
good Night Glass, refined Sugar, Jamaica and An
tigua Spirits, &c. &c. &c.
AN D, -
The HOUSE and LOT of GROUND, No. 1,
Tradd-ftreet : The House is in thorough Repair,
and immediate Possession will be given.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Mr. Wil.
Ham Wilson, late of Charleftown, Merchant,
aeceafed, by bond, note or bopk debt, are requested
to make payment as soon as in their power, to
THOMAS STEWART.
^^^^.^^^^'
ALL persons possessed of Slaves in the Parish of
St. George, are required to make returns of
their male slaves from the age of sixteen to sixty
years, to either of the Bridge Commissioners, on or
before the 15th of next month, on \Vhich day they
will meet in Dorchester to receive the fame. Any
persons willing to undertake the repairs of Eagle's
and Jeer's bridge, are requested to make their pro-'
pofals on or before the above day,
William Blake, John Glaze, Dan. Stewart,
Matthias Hutchinfan, Richard Wainwright,
Thomas Waring, jun. Joseph Waring, Com
mifiioners. Jipril 2if, 1783,
An Evening School.
qpHE subscriber acquaints his friends
— and the public in general, that he
has opened an Evening School, at his
house No. 79, Meeting-street.
W. B. HUTCHINS.
Infurance-Office, No. 3 1-4, Tradd-ftreet.
ALL persons having demands against
the Charleftown Insurance Compa
ny, are desired to make them known im
mediately.— Ihofe indebted by bond to
laid Company, are requested to make pay
ment, or renew them according to the de
preciation fettled by the Legislature.
By Order of the Committee,
JOHN M'CALL,jun. Clerk.
April 17, 1783.
THE
He has likewise the fatisfadion to give his Ma
jesty's diflinguifhed loyal fubjefts, who have taken
refuge in this province, the fulleft assurances that
the Government of Great-Britain is not unmindful
of their fufFerings, and will pay every attention to
their interests and welfare, and that every affiflance
will be given, and effort made, by his Excellency,
in co operating with them to obtain a compensation
for their great losses and fufferings.
The Goverhour has received a letter also from
the Right Honourable Lord Hawke, as Chairman
of a numerous meeting of the proprietors of land in
this province, resident in London, inolofing the fob
lowing minutes of their proceedings, for obtaining a
compensation for their property, and feme beneficial
articles to be inserted in the definitive treaty of peace
with Spain. # -
London Tavern, February 19, 1783.
AT a general meeting held here this day, in pur
suance of several advertisements in the daily papers,
and circular letters sent to the proprietors of lands
resident in London, and all other persons interested
in the province of Eall-Florida, to take into their
further consideration the alarming state of their pro
perty at this jun&ure, and particularly the memorial
to the Court °f Spain:
PRESEN T,
The Right Honourable Lord Hawke in the Chair,
and a large number of the principal Proprietors of
Lands in East-Florida.
THE Chairman reported that he had wrote a let
ter to the Right Hon. Thomas Townfhend, Esq; one
of his Majehy's principal Secretaries of State, to re
quest that the failing of the packet for St. Augustine
might be delayed for ten days, and also that she
might be detained ,t St. Augustine until the letters
could be delivered, and answers wrote, and that the
packet might be ordered to fail again to England di
ie&; and that he had received an answer from Mr.
Townfhend, acquainting him that he had sent orders
that the packet should be detained at Falmouth until
the firft fair wind after the zgd instant, and that the
commander would be furnifhed with orders conform
able to their desire.
I he. Secretary reported, that the memorial for a
compensation io the Ceded Islands, in recompence
for the losses by the cession of East-Florida, had
been delivered by him at the office of the Right Hon.
Thomas Townfhend; Esq; one of his Majesty's prin
cipal Secretaries of State, according to the orders of
the lad general meeting.
The Chairman reported, that he and Jacob. , Wil
kinson, Esq; had waited on the Right Hon. Thomas
Townfhend, who informed them, that the proprietors
of lands in East-Florida were certainly entitled to
every consideration,. and would receive such consi
deration from government, and that their case was
certainly different from all other, claimants.
Ihe Chairman reported, that he had waited on
Moqfieur de Aradera, the Spanifn Resident at this
Court, and was attended by the Hon. Mr. Perceval,
Jacob Wilkinson, Richaid Oswald, Efqts. and the
Secretary, and that he presented an English memorial
similar to that presented by the Tobago merchants
to the French Minilta, ^lth fotfe few additional re
quests relatmg'to a Consul, duties on goods, taxes
on the inhabitants, flapping, &c. and having explain
ed them in French, the Spanish Minister thought it
would be proper to ftrengffien them with foroe rea
sons in fuppbrt of it, therefore by consent of the pro
prietors then present, the memorial was withdrawn
for the above reason, and also in order to be tran
slated into French at the particular reqaeft of the
Spanish Minister, who most politely promised to give
it every assistance in his power ; which memorial was
read, ^r.d contains the following requisitions on the
behalf of the proprietors of lands, planters, mer
chants, and all the fubjeAs of the King of Great-Bri
tain, who may reside in the province of East Flo
rida, viz, , — - --r- .
Whereas by the third article of the preliminaries
of peace with Spain, this province is to be ceded ta
his Most Catholic Majesty ; his Excellency the Go
vernour earnestly requests that the inhabitants will
lose no time in fettling their affairs, and preparing to
fulfill, as far as depends upon them, the terms of the
laid article.
St. AUGUSTINE, April 21.
ON Thursday last arrived off the bar of this
harbour, his Majesty's packet boat Duke of
Cumberland, in five weeks and three days
from Falmouth.
Numb. 14.