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lately devised, and MOW, with unexampled rigor,
carrying into execution, manifeftly with a delign
to overturn, and (if not prevented) totally lay
Waste all the ancient chartered forms of civil go
vernment throughout British America, and even,
if possible, extirpate the very idea of liberty from
these our once free and happy regions; and as some
of the counties in this province have, and others
are preparing to appoint Committees, to meet at
some suitable place, to be agreed on for that pur
pose, in order to chufe Delegates to reprefedt this
Colony at the laid general Congress ; so we allo,
approving the said measure, do appoint, Robert
Friend Price, John Hinchman, Samuel Harrison,
John Cooper, John Sparks, James Hinchman,
Joseph Ellis, Samuel Clement, Joseph Hugg,
Isaac Mickle, Joseph Morgan, Thomas Clark,
and Isaac Tomlinfon, to ad as a Committed of
Correspondence with the other Colonies; and also
to appoint a Committee of three of their own
members, to meet the laid Committees of the other
counties, and assist them in choosing Delegates to
attend the said general Congress for the purpose
aforefaid. And we do allo agree, that seven of
this our Committee, shall be a fufficient number
to tranfaf tbufinefs at all times.
I 2. Refold, That it will be proper, and is the
desire of this meeting, that our said Committee
do immediately set on foot a fubfeription for the
relief of our fwffering Brethren in Bolton, and that
they also receive and appropriate the fame in such
fort, as to them (hall seem most likely to answer
the benevolent purpose intended.
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Just published (price One Dollar) and to be fold
by ISAAC COLLIN S, Printer, in Bur
lington, and R. AITKEN, Bookseller, in
Fiont-ftreet, Philadelphia,
rCTHE VOTES and PROCEEDINGS
, of the last session of GENERAL AS
SEMBLY of New Jersey. To which is an
nexed, the BILL, entitled, An Act for the more
equitable manumission of stakes, &c. which is referred
for further consideration till next session.
To be SOLD or LEASED,
For a term of years,
AGRIST MILL, now in order for country
work, and in an extraordinary part of the
country for wheat, with a saw mill near ready to
run, and there is not a saw mill within fourteen
miles of Hid place, with a never failing stream quite
fufficient for three mills ; situate in Kent county
bn Delaware, at the head of a creek known by the
name of Murderkill Creek, within one mile of a
landing where vessels attend, and the tide water
comes up to the mill feat, where all wheat, flour,
and fcantling, or other produce, may be carried by
water to the landing, without the expence of a
team : Great quantities cf wheat are carried from
this to Philadelphia: Any person or persons in
clining to buy or lease, may have every necessary
belonging to both mills, and know the terms by
applymg to the fubferiber, living at said mill. It
may be entered upon at any time.
THOMAS OGLE.
FORTY SHILLINGS REWARD.
[ TOLE N from the fubferiber, living in Car-
D narvon township, Lancaftcr county, on Satur
day the 18th day of June, a servant boy, country
born, between seven and eight years old, named
SAMUEL VANDEGRIF, a smart lively
boy, with fair hair ; had on when he went away,
a Griped lincey jacket with sleeves, tow Ihirt and
petticoat troffers, new (hoes with firings, and an
old felt hat : It is supposed he was taken off by
John M'Clerty, his ftep-father, as they were seen
together the fame day ; and it is also supposed that
Agnes M'Clarety, the boy's mother, and Jane
Willfon, alias Johnson, his grandmother, were in
company; and as the boy was brought up by his
said grandmother, who went with him through the
country begging charity, it is likely she may take
him and follow the fame calling, and endeavour to
fell him. Whoever takes up the said boy shall have
the above Reward, and if he is found in the custody
of the above persons, or either of them, whoever
secures them so that they may be brought to justice,
shall have FORTY SHILLINGS Reward
also, and reasonable charges, paid by
J_OHN JENKINS.
SIX DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY on the 27th instant (June)
from the fubferiber, living in Princeton, a
servant boy named PETER MURPHY, about
five feet ten inches high, brown curled hair, of a
reddish complexion, speaks good Engliffi, and very
little upon the Irish, his native language ; had on a
brown fagathy coat, and a pair of white drilling
breeches ; also had with him, a rough beaver hat,
and a half-worn caftor ditto. Whoever takes up
and secures the said fellow, if within this province,
shall have THIRTY SHILLINGS Reward,
and if out of it, the above Reward, and all reason
able charges, paid by
JONATHAN BALDWIN.
WILLIAM O'BRIEN,
Next door to Mr. William Adams, at the Race
Horses, in Baltimore,
GR ATEFULLY acknowledges the favours
of his friends and the public, and hopes for a
continuance of their custom, which he will always
study to merit, by felling at the lowest profit. lie
has now for sale, Jamaica spirit, Welt-India and
continent rum, all kinds of wines, tea and sugar of
different kinds, ceffee, cordials and patent medi
ciuct; a large collection of the best books, both
antient and modern. He carries on the Book
binding and Stationary business in an extensive
manner. Any merchant, or others, may have ac
compt-books ruled or unruled, to any size as be
spoke. Any person who buys a quantity, to fell
again, shall have them on the edfidt terms.
TO BE SOLD BY
SAMUEL DAVIS, Hatter,
At the corner of Church Alley, in Third street,
A SUITABLE PRESENT for every
/ freeborn Englishman, or the Peoples antient
and just Liberties aflerted, in the trial of William
Penn and William Mead, at the feffi ms held at
the Old Briley, in London, theist, ,1, 4th and
sth of September, 1670, against the most arbitrary
procedure of that Court. To°which is added, a
REHEARSAL of the most material parts of
dur great Charter (which is the great bulwark of
British liberty) with the formalities of grant, and
also the curse which the clergy were dire&ed to
pronounce against all the breakers thereof. Like
wise some ufeful observations; together with Judge
Keeling's case, and a recital of the Bill of Rights.
The whole absolutely necessary to be known by
every Englishman, especially at a time when our
rights and privileges have been openly invaded.
N. B. As tbe said Galbraith has continued tbe
flages for federal years, be hopes for tbe kind encou
ragement of tbe public, ivbicb be ivili be ever fludious
to deserve.
THESE are to acquaint the public that a
ne^vfiage is now carried on between Ba 'timore
and Philadelphia, by way of Ceecil Court-boufe, and
Port Penn, which to the judicious appears the most eli
gible and conducive to tbe eafeanddtfpateb of tran (port
ing goods and passengers from Baltimore to Pb laaelpbia,
and from Pbkafipbia to Baltimore, Ciecil C urt- House
being fauated near tbe mouth rs Elk, a tedious river to
go up or down, and witbin sixteen miles of Port Penn,
on tbe river Delaware, from whence vessels may, and
generally do fail to Pbi'adelpbia in one tide, and
with bead winds in two tides. Tbe advantages
that mufl neceffari!) accrue from tbe di/patch which
will arise from this flage, mo^e than any other,et efab
lifbed, 'tis hoped will induce tbe public in general to en
courage tbe fame. Tbe flage-boat kept by William Gal
braith, will set off from Baltimore eve, Tuesday morn
ing, and returnjrom Cacil Court-House on every Friday
morning. Tbe flage-boat kept by John Craven and
Samuel Stewart, will set off from Port-Penn to Phi
ladelphia on every Friday morning, and return from
Pbilade'pbia to Port-Penn on every Tuesday. Proper
waggons will be always kept and ready. Goods will
be received and delivered so- Baltimore, at Aaron Muf
grave's, on Stamper's wharf, from which wharf foe
will fail every Tuetday.
WILLIAM GALBRAITH,
JOHN CRAVEN,
SAMUEL STEWART.
APOTHECARIES PHIALS,
June 25, 1774.
TEN POUNDS R EWA R D.
WAS STOLEN from the subscriber living
in Tred) ffrm township, Clutter county, in
the night ofthe zgdinftant, a likely quarter-blooded
dark brown MARE, about fourteen hands and
an halfhigb, fix years old this grass, a Itar and
snip, both her hind feet white, ihort docked, with
a switch, carries her head and tail well, a natural
trotter, ihod all round, but partly worn out. Who
ever takes up laid Mare, and brings her to the
owner, shall have FIVE POUNDS, if fifty
miles from home, FIFTY SHILLINGS for
a less distance, or the above reward for both thief
and mare, on conviction of the thief, with reason
able charges, paid by
JOHN CLOYD.
WAS taken up adr : ft, in the river
Delaware, between the nineteenth and
twentieth of this instant (June) a large Y A W L.
The owner proving his property, and paying
chages, may have her again, by applying to the
subscriber, living in Chester.
MICHAEL KOYALL.
'TO B E S~O L D,
Upon Moderate Terms,
ARIGHT to one thousand acres of land, partof
I a tra& containing about two thousand seven
hundred acres, called Timber Ridge, originally
granted by Lord Baltimore to Vincent Low, lituate
then in Csecil county, Maryland, but by the line
lately fettled between that province and Pennsylva
nia, falls into New-Cadle county upon Delaware
near the head of a creek called Saffafras, within a
few miles of Wetherfpoon's Tavern, at the Head of
Apoquinimy. Any person inclining to purchase
may be particularly informed of the terms, by en
quiring in Third-street, Philadelphia, for
SAMUEL PRES TON MOORE.
Borden-Toivn, June 20, 1774.
WHEREAS on Tuesday night the
14th inst. the Store-house of the subscriber
at Borden-Town was broken open, and robbed of
the following articles, viz. one striped pink and
white tobine robe and petticoat, one blue and white
luteftring gown, one brown Mantua ditto, one
green India chintz ditto, one purple and white cal
lico ditto, one blue fattin quilt, four muslin aprons,
three muslin handkerchiefs, five pair of cotton
flockings, one pair of blue fattin shoes, fix fhifts,
two linen aprons, one lawn apron, two red silk
handkerchiefs, one black and white linen handker
chief, and sundry ribbons and lace. If any p^fons
will secure the perpetrator or perpetrators of this
robbery, so that they may be brought to justice, they
mail be handsomely rewarded by ELISHA
LAWREN CE, Esq; of Monmouth count),
the owner of the said goods. Should any ofthe
aforefaid articles be offered for sale, it is requested
that the vender may be flopped, and due enquiry
^ade. JOSEPH BORDEN.
Sorted id crates from 8 oz. to thumb phials,
To be fold cheap by
ALEXANDER TO D,
In Front-street, two doors above Chefnut-ftreet.
WILLIAM SEMPLE,
Hath just imported from Glasgow, via New-York,
A NEAT assortment of silk gauzes, checks,
brown Hollands, lawns, lawn handkerchiefs
and aprons, &c. &c. which he will fell at his store
in Front-street, upon reasonable terms. Thole
who are indebted to him beyond the usual credit,
are requeued to difeharge such balances.
THOMAS HA RR 1 S,
Has opened store next door to the corner of Spruce
ftreet, in Water-street, where he has for sale,
title by wholesale or retail,
WEST-INDIA and New-England him,
Jamaica spirits, Lisbon and Tenerifte wints,
brandy, Geneva ; mufeovado, loaf and lump su
gars ; tea, coffee, chocolate, rice, raisins, Scotch
barley, cordials and foices, together with many
ether things in the Grocery way, which he will fell
on the very lowest terms for cash : He has also a
variety of stone and crockery ware, which he will
di fpefe of remarkably cheap.
THREE pounds reward.-
RAN AWAY the 20th of June, from the
fubfeiber, barber, living below the Draw
bridge, Philadelphia, an Irish servant man, named
RICHARD HARRISON, (but may change his
name) by trade a barber, about five feet seven or
eight inches high, a flout well made fellow, about
21 or 22 years of age, has a down look, smooth
face, pale complexion, wears his own Araight dark
brown hair, but had on when he went off a falfe
curl. Had on and took with him, a light thickset
coat about half wern, a striped Holland jacket, a
short white linen jacket with fleeves^ a pair of half
worn black flocking breeches, two pair of brown
thread stockings, a pair of good flioes, pinchbeck
buckles, two shirts, one white and one check, a
black handkerchief and white stock, and a half
worn caftor hat. Whoever takes up and secures
said servant, so that his master may get him again,
shall receive the above reward, and reasonable char
ges, paid by GEORGE HARMAN.
N. B. He came over about seven weeks ago in
the brig , Captain Button, from Waterford.
TEN SHILLINGS REWARD.
Si RAYED AWAY, on the zzd instant,
(June) a dapple grey HORSE, fifteen hands
high, five years old, has a switch tail, bis mane
docked on the right fide, steeled before but not be
hind. Whoever takes up the said horse and brings
him to the fubferiber, living in Spruce-street, the
corner of Fifth-ftreet, Philadelphia, shall have the
above Reward, and reasonable charges, paid by
JAMES STAFFORD.
EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD.
RA N AWAY from the fubferiber, living in
Uwchland township, Chester county, an Irish
servant man named GEORGE MURPHY,
by trade a barber, of a black complexion, straight
black hair, pock marked, a well set fellow, about
five feet five inches high, and eighteen or nineteen
years old; had on when he went away, a half worn
cut hat, a linen shirt, a white cloth coatee, a red
jacket tow trowfers, a pair of grey stockings, a pair
of good flioes, with odd buckles. Whoever takes
up and secures said servant, so that his master may
get him again, shall have the above Reward.
ROBERT ALLISON.
SIXTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
@s!>% iR'" AWAY from the
fubferiber, living in Har
ford county, Maryland, with
in eight m " es ° f the Lower
Ferr X> Susquehanna, on Sun
'v the 2 7th day of March
last, two servant men, one an
Englishman, came into the
country with Capt. Robertson,
to Baltimore-Town, about the 20th of June, 1772,
his name is WILLIAM SPRINGAL L, he
was born in Middlesex, about 23 years of age, 5
feet 6 inches high, a frefh complexion, very black
beard, and short brown hair; he profeffes to be a
barber or hair-dresser ; had on when he went away,
a blue suit of cloaths, the button-holes of the coat
worked with red and blue twist mix'd, and he took
with him a deep blue broadcloth coat: He is much
given to liquor. The other named EDWARD
MAGI N, an Irishman, has been in the country
about fix months ; he is about 5 feet 8 inches high,
a flow spoken fellow, has a down look, short brown
hair, has had the fever and ague lately, and looks
very yellow ; had on when he went away, a suit of
black broadcloth cloaths, and a blue furtout, but
they have other cloaths with them, and may change
their dress : It is supposed they have forged a pass.
Whoever secures the said servants in any of his
Majesty's gaols, so that their master may have them
again, shall have the above Reward, or THREE
POUNDS for each, and reasonable charges,
paid by JAMES GILES.
N. B. All masters of veflels are forbid to carry
them off at their peril.
, Philadelphia, "July 7, ±774.
EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY from the fubferiber, living in
Walnut-street, Philadelphia, an Irish servant
girl named ANN CARSON, bought from on board
the Prosperity from Belfaft; about 24 or 25 years
of age, of a middle stature, long brown hair, the
backs of her hands seems very much swelled, speaks
a good deal in the Scotch dialect : Had on and took
with her a black bonnet, a long cotton gown, and
a short callico ditto never washed, a new black skirt,
an under ditto, with a callico border, very much
patched, a pair of black everlasting flioes, with
many other cloaths not known. Whoever takes
up and secures said servant, so that her master may
have her again, shall have the above reward and
reasonable charges.
EDWARD HANLON.
To the PUBLI C.
7r I MOTHY SLOAN, son-in-law to the
late Joseph Frazer, of this city, baker, takes
this opportunity to acquaint his friends and custom
ers, that he intends carrying on the business of
fliip-bread baking, &c. as usual, in Penn-ttreet,
next door to Mr. Joseph Ruflell's, ind hopes for
the continuance of his said father-in-law's fri^hds
and cultomers favours in that way, as he will en
deavour to serve them on as good terms as any in
this city.
Salem, June 19, 1774.
TEN POUNDS REWARD.
BROKE but of Salem Gaol last night, the
following prisoners, viz. HENRY FRE
DERICK SPEAR K, about five feet seven
inches high ; had on a brown fly coat, blue trow
fers, pretends to be pretty much of a scholar, and
has a blemish in one eve. ANDREW
VAURSEMA N, a fllip-carpenter by trade,
about fix feet high, a stout well made fellow, very
much given to liquor; had on a white cloth jacket,
and red under ditto.—BENJAMIN BUTLER,
about five feet ten inches high; had on a blue broad
cloth coat, black velvet jacket, and blue plufli
breeches.——And JAMES M ‘KNIGHT,
about five feet seven inches high.—Whoever takes
up the abovefaid prifoneis; and secures them in
any gaol, so that they may be had agrip, shall be
entitled to the above Reward, or THREE
POUNDS for each taken separate.
BATEMAN LLOYD, Sheriff.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
RANA WAY last night, from the fubferiber,
living in Carnarvon township, Lancaster coun
ty, an Irish servant man named JOHN SHEAHEE,
about twenty-three years of age, five feet ten inches
high, has black hair tied behind, grey eyes, and a
dark complexion ; had on and took with him, a
homespun light coloured cloth coat lined with white
lincey, a fnuff coloured jacket lined with striped
lincey, leather breeches, and if trowfers it is not
known what fort ; one pair of cotton stockings, new
flioes, a new felt hat, and one homespun shirt, or
more. Whoever takes up said servant and secures
him in any of his Majesty's gaols, or brings him
home to his master, shall have the above Reward,
paid by JOHN EVANS.
TO BE SO L D,
THE TIME of a likely, healthy English ser
vant Girl ; the is hon it, fober,' and has five
years to serve. Enquire of Enw AR D Oxley, in
Front-street, opposite B'ack-horfe Alley, Phila
ft .iphiu.
N. B. He has federal fears on one of his legs that
has been opened by a Do&or, and is rather thicker
than the other.
HE HOUSE he now lives in, situated on the
4 east fide of Second-street, the third house from
the corner of Chefnut-ftreet; it is 22 feet front by
28, 3 dories high, two rooms on a floor, all new
and in good order ; the lot is 34 feet deep ; the
(hop fitted for any kind of business, and in a good
stand. For further information enquire at the said
house. ARCHIBALD M <ELROY.
TO BE SO L D,
By the SUBSCRIBER,
Just imported in the Bella, Capt. Jones, flora
London, and to be fold by
ANDREW PORTER,
In Union-street, between Second and Third streets,
AMOST curious, elegant and best finifhed
portable optical apparatus, confiding of a brale
feioptric ball and socket, a best solar microscope, a
Wilson's compleat, a compound microscope, a best
triple object glass , erfpeftive, with four eye glasses,
and one with two eye glafles, in green nourfe skin,
and a solar telescope, each in spotted fifh skin and
brass, the whole contained in a neat mahogany bex,
lined with velvet; prisms of the best quality; best
barometer, cylinder, thermometer and hydrometer,
in a mahogany frame, wich glass and brass doors ;
a compleat manual orrery ; a most elegant pair of
15 inch globes, mounted on belt mahogany claw
frames, with hour circles at each pole, twilight cir
cles, with entire brass ribs to support the horizon,
and with compass boxes; 12 inch ditto, compleatly
and elegantly furnifhed; best mahogany sextants,
(being the only instruments that are calculated for
finding the longitude by an observation of the dis
tance of the moon from the fun or stars, &c. and
answering all the purposes of taking altitudes and
finding the latitude by observation to the greatest
accuracy) with brass arches, 3 dark glafles, and
adjusting screws to indexes ; telescopes and magni
fying glafles, each in a mahogany case; best gun
ter two-feet Hiding rules ; ditto scales, with dividers
of various sizes. The above philosophical and
mathematical instruments were made under the spe
cial direction of an able mathematician, so th: t they
are in their kind perhaps the best and most com
pleat ever imported.
Also the following BOOKS, &c.
Folio bibles with cuts, bound in calf-fkin and
lettered ; school bibles and testaments, Pain's ar
chite&ure, Prickly's electricity, Martin's philoso
phy, Keil's natural philosophy, Emerson's mecha
nics, ditto trigonometry, ditto conic fe&ions, Cotes's
hydrostatics, Sherwin's tables, Martin's use of the
globes, ditto optics, Robertson's navigation, Cros
by's navigation, Atkinson's epitome, Martin's ma
riners mirror, Emerson's algebra, Haman's algebra,
Cunn's euclid, Johnson's dictionary, Entick'sdic
tionary, the art of speaking, Telemachus in 2 vols.
French and English, Croxal's TEfop, Haneney's
mensuration, the seaman's assistant, tbe school
master's assistant, Mair's book-keeping, Dilworth's
book-keeping. Likewise a great quantity of pro
patria, pot, marble and post paper, all which will
be fold on the most reasonable terms.
FORTY SHILLINGS REWARD
ABSCONDED from their bail, JOHN
FLUKE and CHARLES M'LAUGH
LIN. Fluke is a down looking fellow, dark com
plexion, and addi&ed to drinkihg and chewing to
bacco ; had on when he made off, a Wilton coat
and rough caftor hat; by trade a labourer
M'Laughlin is blown complexioned, pitted with
the small-pox, short black hair, given also to liquor ;
had on when he departed, a blue coat rimmed
with yellow metal buttons, striped jacket, black
velvet breeches, striped ticken trowfers, and check
shirt- ; by trade a hatter. Whoever secures them,
so that their bail may take pofhffi n of them, shall
have the above Reward for both, or T W F. N TY
SHILLINGS for either of them, by applying
to the fubferiber at Newtown, Bucks county.
GEORGE JOHNSON.
N. B. They are supposed to have fundiy cloaths
tied up in bundles, and one of them a Giver watch,
No: 9935, maker's name Clayton, London, with a
filter face, brass key and seal.
FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN AWAY from the fubfiriber, living i#
£ Philadelphia, a negro man named CZES AR;
about 22 years of age, 5 feet four inches high, well
made, with a long neck and falling flioulders,
walks upright, has bandy well made leg:, with
thick muscular calves, large mouth and lips, much
inclined to laugh when he speaks, remarkable talk
ative, and fond of playing scraps of tunes on tbe
fife; he is of M middling black colour. He having
taken a pipe box with sundry cloath, may change
his dress. The above Reward will be paid on his
being fecuied, by PHILIP WILSON.
N. B. Masters of vessels and others are forbid to
take or harbour said negro at their peril.
N. B. 7he said PORTER, with a well quali
fied assistant, continues teaching an English and
mathematical school as usual.
REE D's P L AN S,
Of the Liberties of Philadelphia,
With a lift of fubferibers and a book of reference#
to each plan, to be fold by
BENJAMIN DAVIE S,
In Third-street, between Market and Arch-streets.
CAME upon redemption from London,
on board the Dolphin, Captain Randall, a
steady man, about 30 years of age, of an undoubt
ed character, who has served some of the firft fa
milies in England in the Rations of Butler, or
Gentleman's own man; should be glad to serve any
Gentleman in either of the above stations: He may
be found by enquiring for J. C. on board the said
vessel, in the harbour of Philadelphia.—Likrwite,
a steady man to be heard of by enquiring as above
for C. J. who has lived in some of the firii inns,
taverns and public places in England.
N. B. He would be glad to serve any G-ntleman
in any capacity that would suit.
NICHOLAS BROOKS,
TAKES this method to return bis sincere
thanks to his friends and customers for their
palt favours, and begs leave to acquaint them, h«
is removed from his late dwelling house in Market
ftrieet to tbe house lately occupied by Thomas Irwin,
on the east fide of Second-ftrtet, between Mai ket and
Chefnut-llreets, and three doors above Black-Hoi fc
alley; where he continues to dispose of his curious
collection of goods, and he has just imported in tbe
Bella, Capt. Joves, and others, a good assortment
of jewellery and a very elegant collection of the
newest fafhioned pictures, a gteat aflortment of tbe
very best copper plate coppies, containing the best
feleded examples in every branch of practical and
ornamental writing, being tbe works of many emi
nent masters, in the English and Latin languages;
also a great variety of the best approved drawing
books for ladies and gentlemen, with an assortment
of water colours and camel hair pencils, a variety
of maps in and out of books, Horse and rocket
pistols, cutteau de chafes, Morocco and buff belts
with and without swivels and ditto with fraggs, a
variety of mufick for most kinds of inftrum- nts, the
very best fiddle firings just from Italy, filler and
gilt watches on various cbriftiudions, a variety of
silk stockings and other forts, a variety of sword
and other canes, Keyfer's pills, which the publick
may be assured is genuine, Stoughton's Bitters,
powder and essence that will effectually cure the
tooth ach, with a great quantity of other goods
which will be inserted in a short time.
N. B. A gocd assortment of London and Bristol
ftuff flaoes, cloggs and gallofhoes and a variety of
English fluffs and taffals.