Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1775-11-27 00:00:00, page 3

Ei^l^ r a fljer ^ C.Otabi Curlier, Nil de
<. -% io- o^etii ft &o„e, at bafi^h dated at
Cork, frlcmfr iO, 177;.
“ I IR RIVED here this day and never
was mo'ta: more h irried thin I am at prefers,
but a Yankey (ch^or^r just going to leave this
for Borton's gre?t tT^rftip, I ought put tokc flip
the opp^fUdHy.
“ 1 ^cWeio this a letter to CohPigot, wh'ch
when you have read .eal it anl deliver it to him,
if y.>u have any iotcreft with him yun will en
p^v it in my favour, for you matt k?ow, there
is a damned dremg Scotch party in ou regiment,
which would b? g al to deprive me of the pay
mafterihip—l fboukl have been a Maj>r bjre
this, if it had no. been lor this curled rebel-ion,
bit ever y tiling's for the be n ; perhaps I mry soon
get that rank without purchase if I escape the
blazing irons of the Saints, for I am eldest Cap
tan in the regiment, except Major Gray.
General Burgoyne's letter to him*, is deservedly
much admired, and though sh it I believe has
made more c inverts to found policy than any
o her production that has appeared upon the sub
j St — The King's proclamation has greatly c^a
founded the turbulent miscalled patriots
" Strike of their penjions, by the jetting Jun,
“ hit Engian I, if not Europe, is undone.
" Some of my old acquaintances, the Skira
gathty's, fliould be let flip upon the back fettle
meats; I @m convinced they wan'd not desire bet
ter (port, and bkewife convinced, that nothing
would footer bring thole liberty mad gentry to
reason. —Your prefnt fixation must be very Hil
agreeable, to be cooped up by such a set ofdir
ty raggamuffirs as I know they are: however,
this may comfort you, the fide'e is throng for
them, and early next Spring, they wiil have such
a dance, as I hope will bring them to themselves.
Believe me,dear Harry,
To be affedionately y,ur's,
V. GAR DNER.
" P.S. The transports for the i;th, 27th, and
our regiment failed for this the 28th of August
You may depend chat we had have early next
Spring, 20,000 Ruffians.
Adieu, laurels and life to you."
* General Lee.
Extras of a letter to an officer at Boflon, datel
Cork, September 14th, 1775.
" THERE are several young men going out
volunteers, who have dep fired the purchase mo
ney of commiffiohs, so that vou will not want op
portunities of telling out, therefore we earneftb
entreat you tb come home. Were you on aftual
service against the French or Spaniards, our na
tural enemies, 1 should be the laid man in the
world to suggest a thought of quitting the proses
Lob : Forthough much I prize your fafety, you
may depend that the preservation of your charac
ter holds the firft place with me.
“ Any thing you may desire to have from hence
shall be punctually executed, provided the quantity
does not exceed the consumption of your own fa
riily, for as to affixing any other officers e uploy
ed in this black bufnefs, I beg to be exceed; they
may e'en go dine with Duke Humphry for me.
" Now for public matters. Lord Kenmare
gives a bounty of tos. 6d. to all volunteers inlift
iag with Major Roche. The P/pifts of Limerick,
and the Papiffs of Cork, have fubferibed to give
as much more to the firft five hundred. The
Popish Bishops have likewise been applied to, to
tie their influence with their flicks, which they
fare willing to do provided the officers are Papists.
These are blessed times."
Tuesday last arrived here from Virginia, the
I.ady of bis Excellency Gen. Washington, the
Lady of Gen. Gates, J.Curtis, E'q; and Lady,
and Lewis, Elq; who we are informed, will
let out for Cambridge this day. They were escort
ed into the city by rhe officers and I ght infantry of
the Second battalion, and by the gentlemen of
the light horse.
The lame day a large brig coming up our river,
unfortunately run on the cheveaux de frize, and
immediately funk in five fathom water
Extract of a Letter dated Profoefi-Hi'd, Novern
ber 12th, 1775.
" It is with great pleasure I inform you the ri
fle regiment has, at length, had an opportunity of
Shewing both our friends and enemies what mettle
we are made of. On the 9th Infant, between 12
and i o'clock, about 4 or 500 of the enemy em
barked in 20 b< ats near Charleftown, and land d
on Litchmore's Point, within about 400 yards of
a 20 gun snip, when the tide was uncommonly
high, and the point become an idand : Here a few
centries were placed, and we kept our hordes under
a Cmall grass guard; the dirtance from Boston a
bout three quarters of a mile.
“ Colonel Thompson and Colonel Hand were
both in Cambridge, at Head Quarters on business.
The alarm that the regulars were coming out,
flew through the camp, our regiment were under
arms and run off to the alarm port in an instant, I
immediately applied to General Green for leave
to march, but the General said the tide was so
high it would be impossible to get into the point,
as it would take us over our heads in the Cause
way; this the General was assured by as officer
born and bred in this neighbourhood. In the mean
time Col. Thompson and Major Mifflin arrived,
and the Col. got, or rather took leave to march,
and pushed on through thick and thin to the
causeway, where he got firft with about ten or
twelve officers and men, and drove the enemy off
who were nearest. I then brought up the regiment
in regular two deep; we had then run and trott
ed through mud and water about three quarters of
a mi'e. The Colonel immediately took the cause
way ar the head of the regiment up to his middle
in water We soon got through and formed on the
other fide. The enemy at this time were behind
a number of ftoneftnces and were covered by
an orchard and hedges on an eminence: the Col.
divided the regiment, in order to take the enemy
in slink on right and left: he gave Col. Hand the
left division, and himfelf and I took the right: we
marched up on an open common within one hun
dred yards d the done fences, and then gave the 1
“ We flayed until they had done firing; and
then came off at our leisure. It is ,b(ervable,
tha above ten regiments were much nearer the
causeway thaa ours, and never ventured to turn
out': a few companies, and some draggling brave
men followed some time after us. The cableway
was exposed to the cannon from Bunker's- Hill.—
Th GeneiJs Washington, Lee, &c. were wit
ntff. s of the whole affair, from the citadel on Pro-
Ip f fHIT They, as well as the other officers
pals high encomiums on our behaviour. Colonel,
Th mipfon, and his gallant officers and men, are
tha;ked by his Excellency in publick orders."
Extract of a letter from an officer of diginßion in
the American Army near Poflon, dated Nov. 1;.
“ A guard in my divifon has just taken two
prifonets from Bunker's Hill; rhiee deserters are
likewise come into Roxborough. They tell us
that lour or ire transports are just arrived in the
harbour, but that the rest are bearing off the codfl.
If o th<y hare a blefTed time ofit, for the north
elderly dore's have been violent, and with >urii
in^mihiGn. We may pethips ft ike the Gur 1
motto tb^t Qeen Elizabeth did “ Afflapit
" feus ct taffantur. ' The Congress have
now a noble- field to difohy virtue, libera'r v
and ancient heroilm. Methinks i fee Fa
bricius mounting a rortrum in Canada, pro
c mi ngs rhe found of the trumpet, Lißrßry
to th, People. I am fince<ely lejo^ I that
m. friend Montgomery is the conqueror. Apr
p.s. We had a fkirmirh the ther day on Lite'
more po nt with Gene al C inton and a body of his
myrmidons. Col. Thompson and hfs rifl s ac
quitted themselves m ri nobL. Our Friend
MiFbLl\ PLAYED rHF PART OF HIMSELF
that is, of a HERO."
By a gentleman from Ma yland w p learn, tha
on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday fe,'n r i"hr
ab ut 1200 men muriered u der jrm s 2 t Snow-
Hill, Worcester county, Ma rind, ardfook u„
a great number of Tories in fife ent parts of the
county and confined trim in ga 1— Six. of the
principals they lent lad Mond y to the Commit
tee of Safety, at Talk >t. We are allo informed,
that no per ple ever brewed a greater fpiri* than the
people of Worcester, in purg ng the county of these
evil nd'eteants.
Extras of a letter from New York, dated Nov. 24.
" lefterday this city war entered bv about 80
Connecticut Horiemen, with fixed Bayonets, head
ed by tome of our active Citizens, who went to
Rivingtods, and demanded his Types, which he
Shewed them, and they carried off, without offer
ig t ffence to any othe .— One of cur fellow ci
tizens laid they had Lord Dunmore's precedent
for their conduct: So they retired to Conne&icut."
His Honour the Govern 1 having received a
commiflion from the fedameutary Guardian of
the ton and heir of the Hon. Thomas Penn, Esq;
deceased, one of our Proprietors, re appointing him
to tye Government of this* Province, and the
Comities 05 Delaware, Lit out yelteiOay for New-
York, to quaify to his Coid^niliun before his Ex
cel ency Governor 1 ryon.
# * # The Committee of Privates of the Asso
ciation, meet on Tbariday next, at 6 o'clock in
the evening, at Capt. Stiles's School-House.
To the PUBLI C.
Gentlemen,
IN the Pennsylvania Journal, No 1720, l observe
a publication under the signature of a certain
'• Francis Trumble," in which he hath maliciously
misrepresented the “ fads" refpe&ing the adver
tising “ part of his estate in Southwark" for sale,
on the 23d day of November instant, &c.
At the laid Trumble insinuates in the int oduc
tive part of his publication, that the said advertyle
ment is highly injurious to his char Ater, ,nd hath
lit the candid Pub ic to judge wl ether he hath net
been treated with uncommon cruelty by the present
Sheriff, &c. I shall so far a& the considerate man,
notwittirtandiAg the exposition he jurtiy merits fr m
me, in setting forth the motives and ordes previ
ous and fubtequent to, such advertisement's being
inserted in the papers, as not to expose him nor his
circumstances further th in necessary.
Justice to my char 6ter as well public as private,
and in order to convince the Public of the md'
representation, and the man of his error, induces
me to state the facts, from which the candid Pub
lie will be able to form a competent opinion of the
matter ; which are as follows.—
Mr. Samuel Barker issued Fieri Facias against
Trumble the 14th day of July I it, returnable Sep
tem er term lalt, and Mason and Hartley JmiffiieU
Fieri Facias agrinri him the 29th of July aforefaid,
returnable as forefaid : For the debts and colts in'
thele actions his house and Shop, and lots thereto
belonging, agreeable to the uvertilement aforefaid,
were levied on, and fu je& to very heavy and prier
incumbrances condemned by an inquest taken in
due form of law, and Venditioni Exponas iffired
the 6th day of November instant, returnable De
cember term next. He was acquainted with the
executions at the time of the levy made by my offi
cer, and more than once promised payment short
ly, but, as is cudomary wirh him, made default.
The Venditioni Expon s coming to had fa late in
the term, which gave Trum Ie every opportunity
before the issuing thereof to have compromised the
matter, and being from time to time puffed by Mr.
Hartley to make sale, my duty as Sheriff obliged
me to comply with the request ; accordingly I or
dered an advertisement to be made out, and inter
alia, sent to Mefirs Bradfords office to be inserted in
Indian halloo and roe up, buibehoLl the coward
ly dogs, tbo'gteatiyiop&riortcusiii numbers,had
fled and took to their bvts; we pursue I as far as
the water would fuffer us nod fired away, they
had got almod out of our re\:h, however two of
them have since been found dr'Sed ashore at the
,ci t. In a few minuses we had a very heavy fire
from the cannon of the twenty gun lhip which lay
with her broad fide to us within four hundred
vards; she threw balls and grape Riot Alternately.
Wehad a prodigious canonade from abattery near
Chatleftown,and rtorn Banker's Hill, and although
the can,,on were exceedingly well served, and the
balls flew among us as thick as hail for about an
hour and an half, through the goodness and pro
teßion of providence not one of us were hurt, but
a private ia Captain Rofs's, who I hope will re
cover.
Therefore, In virtue of a writ to me directed,
will be fold by public ve. cue, cn Thursday, the
7th day of December next, at thr e o'clock in the
afternoon, at the house of Edward Barrett, in
Front higet, Sou hwark, a certain three ftery brick
meduage or tenement, and lot or piece of ground
^hereunto belonging, with the appurtenants, fi u
ate on the weft tide of Second street continued into
the diftrift of Southwark, containing in front 23
feet, and containing that biea th 256 feet to Geo g
ttreet ; bounded by ground late of William Gris
hh and others, by ground of Henry Jones, and
the laid George Itreet; tubj*& to 3 ground-rent of
*; P er annum. Aifo, a certain other lot or
piece of ground, lituate on the welt tide of Second
street afcrefaid, and loath fide of Sbippeh-ftreet,
containing in breadth go feet, and containing that
rcauth to George street aforefaid; bounded by
rh* laid Shippen, Second, and George-streets afore
laid, and oy ground of William Griffith and others;
Ju j.dt to a ground rent of £. currency per an
num ; late the estate of Francis Trumble; fazed
and taken in execution by
WILLIAM DEWEES, Sheriff.
Cs*^^^^^-o<>-^•sfo •s##»<: §
RAN AWAY from the Subferiber,
in Newcastle County, cn the 14th irft nt
(November) a I rvant woman named CATH A
FINE CARR, about ?2 years of age, a middle
sized perlon ; had with her when she wentaway, a
gown of Ramped linen, a short ditto of purple cal
lico, two striped lincey petticoats, a red Ikirt, and
a black bonnet. Whoever takes up fid servant
woman, shall have SIX PENCE Reward, and
no more, paid by
* WILLIAM PATTERSON,
Just Published, and to be Sold by
JOHN D UNL AP,
In Market-Street, Philadelphia,
FATHER ABRAHAM's
A L MA N A C K,
For the Year of our Lord 1776.
The Agronomical Calculations by the ingenious
David Rittenhouse, A.M. of this city.
their tken n'-xl , aper ; but throi \ Jiac accider,,
From ics wag not iuerted it. 1 then rext pa
per as intended, but iu their ilond paper from the
time of delivering the adv.iifement aforefaid —
Before the advertifment appeared in the paper,
and wh lit it was in the Frin ers hands, Trumble
ra ale inrerelt wit . Mr. Haittev, and prevailed on
him co accept part of the demand, and to give or
dcr< to me to pettpone (not diftontinue the a&ion,
as Trumfle is pleased to term it, on fpeHJ agr e
ment that grumble paid off the costs, wnich order
is as follows, viz.
“ Mason and At.)-
v / Venditioni Fxponas returna-
Trumble. C able Dcce "^ f tCTm > z 775.
" POSTPONE the sale of the defendant's
“ estate, by you levied on, until further orders,
“ on condition he pays the coils of suit.
" nth November, 17-5. J-mils Hartley.
" To William Dc^wees, Est; Sherif."
On obtaining this conditional order, which, was
on Saturday, the rith of November inst. as afore
said, Trumble promised to pay costs Tueflay morn
ing then next at faitheft, as this was the special
agreement on which the delay aforefaid was ground
ed, but in this I assert and fay Trumble made de
fault, and although he, in his curious publication,
fays he was at my office on the Tnefday appointed
for payment, and that neither my felf nor my Clerk
were there when be so c lied, he might, and it was
his indifpenfibie duty to have caikdagain: It some
times, though net fuquently, happens, that my
lelf an.l Cleik are both from the office, as in the
case of sales, & -But the matter was not con
tnu dfo the cods of MTon and Hartley's suit,
although according to folemo agreement those costs
were to have been paid prior to a difeontinu nee,
which be himself acknowled e<, (as it i:, and hath
been the c milant rule and custom of r he S erift's
office, as well now as in former Sheriffs times, to
receive the costs on maters being thus put off, efye
ci-lly when the payment of coffs hath been the con
dition of delay, &c.) And I am, I apprehend,
reasonably enjoined by the Prothonotary and Gen
tlerhen of the Law, to receive costs in such cases
before proceedings are postpo n ed, especially confi
ering the mani'ert disadvantage a Sheriff must be
put 10 in such cates; for inftaace, the Prothonota
ry and Gentlemen of the Law generally call on me
quarterly for fees, and if when the difeharge is as
aforefaid grounded on payment of costs, I trust
hem out, 1 am uhder the necessity to adv nee
t 001. — I (a) ths matter was not continued for the
ft; dor-fod, but orders coming from Mr. Bar
kAt rn-y t® raise the monies due in that suit,
Inch till this time had lain over from the time of
vy nude, hv order of th sis Attorney, was the
ca> le why the advertisement was continued, ar.d
for certs of Mason and Hartl y's aHion, as
1 tumble mabcioufly is pleased t> affrt—But this
ji[.of the tune di.i not suit him to reprelent, for
ra'onsrafiiy fuggtfted.
I treble, on heng informed of these latter or
rs from M. Barker's Attorney, consulted whilst
i^my office what method he should take to have
t is mailer withdrawn, and was there informed
hs-ill way was to wait on Mr. Barker's Attorney
and prevail on him for further time, which was
<indly granted him, in the following words:
“SI R,
“ I SHALL not urge for the sale of Mr. Fran
“ cs Trumb e's ettate for a month, provided he
p-y y u all the costs in ten days in the executi
“ on t he suit of Mr. Samuel Barker, and no
“ 0 her execution comes agajnft him in the mean
'time'Thomas M'Kean.
'' November 17, 1775.
“ To William Deduces, Esq; Sheriff."
Trundle having obtained this last order, I gave
him written directions to the refpe&ive Printers to
have ti e advertisement discontinued.
Thus stand the fads truly—And altho" Trumble
unjustly and without cause bath endeavoared to in
jure niy reputation and brand me with cruelty, I
slitter myfe:f the Public, from the general tenor of
my conduct, as well as this ftste, will be of opinion
lhave not injured the man, nor wantonly adver
tiled his estate for colts only, as he is pleased invi
diously to affeit; and that I have done no more
th n my duty as a public officer—And I am con
fi us, and can inconteftjbly prove that during my
eing in office I have done the ungrateful mortal
m ny dirtinguifhed favours out of tie line of mv
Guty,*, hen those called by himfelf his friends had,
according to bis own phrase, deferred him.
I am, Gentlemen, the Public's
obliged friend and very humble servant,
WILLIAM DEWEES, Sheriff.
PNlade'phia, November 23, 1775.
.'". '"' Mr. Barker, by his Attorney 's order *s
aloreiaid, hath postponed the sale aforefa-d under
tne lp&nal conditions there n mentioned, I am
a b s in> by rtafon of one of those conditions, under
the disagreeable necessity to re-adveit ze Trumble's
elta e for sale.—
(", ENUINE old white
J Port wines,
Mufcovedo lugars,
Jamaica cotton,
Giinc iflones,
Belt 10 4 rote blankets,
Spotted rugs,
Kerleys of different co
louis and prices,
Plains diito,
Grey, blue, London
brown, claret andcin
namon coloured 6-4,
7 4 and 8 4 coatings,
tup rhne, second and
low priced broadcloths
of different colours,
Wiltons, lotted colours
and prices,
C Himels, ditto,
Sagathies,
Grc < n and black worsted
and hair plush,
Dark & pea green, 11: ck
and brown calimancoes,
Blue, I rown,bloffom and
d. ab ciloured durants,
Green, blue, brown and
drab coloured tammies,
Blue, brown, drab and
light colour'd rauinets,
Druk and ligt blue,
g ten, red, crimton,
tlack London bro^n,
claret,' drab, LUffom
and light coloured
fhdloons or different
pi ices,
Pl in cambists and cam
blet ees, fore col^uis,
Striped camblettets,
Purple and brown clor
fetteens,
Corded poplins,
An assortment of dark &
light coloured damped
cottons ano callicocs,
Irish linens,
C mbrickt and lawns,
Flo ered gauze,
Book muslin,
Book muslin handker
chiefs,
Mullin ditto,
Black gauze ditto,
Silk handkerchiefs,
boofes i itto,
Red and white and blue
and white fine copper
plate linen ditto,
Striped ell wide Peifians,
Blue, pink and blush
halfyard wide Persians,
Cloth coloured India pa
GUaloy,
But lack fattin,
Black fdk velvet,
Bio n and rah colour
cd fuprfine % asets,
Wurfted flocking),
Black, blue, arap, grey,
and brown worlted
breeches patterns,
Now SELLING very cheap for CASH by
JOHN HIND E,
In Chefnut-ftreet, between Second and Third-
Iteets, Philadelphi
AN assortment of Merchandize, suitable to the
season, amongst which are, broad Joths, Bath
costings, raitin ts ind sh lloons, hair and wortted
fhaggs, Denmark uftres, plain and manner de
crapes, plain and corded poplins, bumb.zens;
lain, figured and fattinet ladings ; plain and ttri
ped tammies; durants, dortetteens, calimancoes,
merited dan asks, moreens and harrateen , black
t ff 3 pei.ngs, half-ell Persians, black and co
cured Barcelona handkerchiefs ar d cravats, fit
romalls, Ilk and worried knee garters, gimp wo
mens worsted hole and fluff shoes, wit 13 vaney cf
ribbonds, a few pi.c sos Irdh Holland , & , Allo,
a few kegs of frefh Oatmeal. T
THIRTY SHILLINGS R Ward.
CTRAYED from the pasture of the fubfoiber,
° near the Boroug of Wslmmgton, on the ro th
instant, (November) at night, four CATTLE,
viz, an old red cow with a bell on, two red fleers
three years old, and a black heifer the fame age,
all in good order : They may all have feme ^hite
on them, but uncertain, as they have been but a
short time in this neighbourhood, being lately
diove from York County, where it is expected they
will attempt to return. Any perlon taking up and
securing laid Cattle, so that the owner may have
them again, fliall have the above Reward, and rea
sonable charges if brought home, paid by
t VINCENT GILPIN.
EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAI, on the igtb inf. (November) trom
from the fubfertber, living in Carnarvon kown-
Jbip, Lav.ee/ier County, an Irifb fer.vant lad Hamed
JAMES JOV, about nineteen years of age, five
feet four inches bigh, jrefo coloured, wi'h dark broVvn
bair, round fb aiders, and loves drink ; bad on when
be went away, an old jelt bat balj worn, light co
loured jacket with a preen cape, a tewjeirt, temp
linen trowfers, a pair oj old jiockirgs, ana taij worn
jboes. Whoever takes up and secures /did fe? van', io
that bis maser may get him again. Jball receive the
above Reward, and reajbnable charges 1, brought
borne, paid by * JOHN E VANS.
TWO DOLL AEVRE WAri 1)7
RAN AWAYon the 3d infant, a ferwant woman
named Mary Quin M'Crea, middle a,ed,
middle fee, blak completion, black bair, watry eyes,
and bas a remarkable cut on the back of her l^t ancle ;
bad on and took with bey a scarlet cloak with a hood,
a black bonnet, a changeable brown poplin gown, &
crimson qui't, a blue ditto, with many other things 1
As Jbe 6c s a bufbaud in jome part of Maryland, it is
fujpofed jbe bas gone that way Whoever takes up
fain fer ^ant and brings her to Mr. Robert Mos-
FfTT% in Water-flreet, PbiladeljLia, or to her
wafer, at Mr. Robert Dallas's, in Bordentown,
jba 1 be paid the above Reward, and reasonable char
ges, by , >OHN M'''() r.
TO BE SOLD BY
THOMAS LAK E,
Near the New-Market, (for Cafli only)
A PARCEL of Jamaica rum, rematkably
Itrong, and would answer to be reduced ;
mutcovado iugar in hopfheads, tierces and b. reels;
likewise a parcel ot Windward Island rum, very
stout; mahogany of molt dimensions; logwood, &c.
JFRLMIAI IVv arder and Sons,
Being d fir us o: finiibmp the STsu! tkirpreui t
flick of GO OD Sop band, willdupofe ot tlcm
upon mode; a?e teims (fer Cash orl,) at tm.ir
Store in >hird hiett, Philadelphia;
Among, lufrub are the J: iovoing articles, viz.
Muff tecs,
Tin Icy stripes,
Striped and check silk
ginghams,
Blue and given worked
fluff luitable for bed
curtains,
Pink, blue, black,brown
and drab fhoebirdings,
Black and drab London
quality,
Blue, green, white, red,
pink, purple, yellow,
black and cloth colour
ed fattin, padu?foy,
taffaty and Persian
ribband?,
Stripe & flowered ditto,
White dock tape,
Death head & basket but
tons of cliff rent colours,
Mohair, silk and hair
and belt scars twist,
Green end cl th colour
ed feeing silk,
M hogany gilr frame
looki g glaflef, differ
ent fixes,
Japanned frame diefling
d tto,
Picket looking glasses,
A few nelts ofgilt tiunks;
Queen's ware in crates,
properly foi ted-for re
tailers,
A few boxes of fhoit
pipes,
Belt London made por
ter pots and pn%
BettAme ic n made eel
in taggois, half faggot#
and littered,
Mill saws,
Englith glue,
Brimdone,
M.)n s,
>panifh brown,
White lead,
Whiling,
Chalk,
Biafs kettlel,
Frying pans,
Sad irons,
Knives and forks,
Put I capt and cutteati
knives,
Penknives,
Bass and paper ink oots,
Ba low and common ra
zors,
Seiners,
Brals, Bath and white
metal fhue buckles,
Bats links,
Women.-,thimble,
White, blue arid other
coloured heads,
Shoemakers rubbers,
Knitting needles,
Three strand Line twine,
Japanned plate warmers,
Japanned bottle Kinds,
J panned waiters, &c.