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Grainger's Biographical
Hidory of England, 4 Vols.
Guthrie's Hilary of the World,
Ig Vols.
Memoirs of the Duke of Ber
wick, 2 Vols.
Madan's Thelypthora, 3 Vols.
Capt. Cooke's last Voyage.
Dr: Moore's Travels in France,
aVo'ls. '..
in Italy, 2 Vols.
frJphnfon's,Briti(h Poets, so V.
„ . - Lives of the Poets,
4 Vols.
Lord Lyttelton's Hifterr, 6 Vols.
Guiccardini's History, 10 Vols.
Dr.JoSnfon'sTourto the Hebrides
MacNicoll's Remarks on thefame
Private Life of Louis XV. 4 Vols.
Wales on the Population of Great-
Britain..
Howlet on the fame
Sheridan's Rhetorical Dictionary
Home's History, 8 Vols.
, Essays, 2 Vols.
Natural 'Religion
Smollet'sHiit. of England, 7 Vols.
, Poems
Robertfon'srl. of Scotland, 2Vols,
— Charles V. 4 Vo)§.
. America, 3 Vols.
Wraxall's Tour
The Works of Offian, 2 Vols.
Smith's Galic Antiquities
Campbell's Political Survey of
Groat-Britain, 4 Vols.
Stuart's View of Society in Europe
Ferguson's Hid. of Civil Society
The Mindrel
Beastie's Essays
Pope's Works, 6 Vols.
Swift's Works, 18 Vols.
Lord Kaimes's Sketches, 4 Vols.
Tucker on Government
Macpherfon's History and State
Papers, 4 Vols.
Watson's Philip 11. 3 Vols.
Hanway's Letters
History of California, 2 Vols.
Nogrthuck's Biographical Dicti
onary, 2 Vols.
Life of David Garrick, 2 Vols.
Voltaire's General History, 4 Vols.
Eflay on Prints
Richardson's Hluftration of Shake
fpear
Revifal of Shakefpear's Text
Life of. Monmouth
Life of Alfred
Spectator, 8 Vols.
Guardian, 2 Vols.
Tatler, 4 Vols.
Connoisseur, 4 Vols.
Rambler, 4 Vols.
World, 4 Vols.
Goldsmith's History of England,
Plain Truth
Lord George Gordon's Trial
Papinian's Letters
Mutual Claims of Great-Britain
• and America
Tickell's Common-place Argu
ments.
Rollin's Ancient Hist. TO Vols.
Pope's Homer, 4 Vols.
Thomson's Works, 4 Vols.
Young's Works, 3 Vols.
The Idler, 2 Vols.
Life of Peter the Great
Bolingbroke's Works; 4 Vols.
Tom Brown's Works, 4 Vols.
Riccoboqi's Letters, 2 Vols.
Congreve's Works, 2 Vols.
Plutarch's lives, 6 Vols.
Spirit of Laws, 2 Vols.
Joseph Andrews
Vicar of Wakefield
Rouleau's Einilius, 3 Vols.
Shakefpear's Works, 8 Vols.
Beccaria on Punishments
Hudibras
Hoyleb Games
History of the Knights of Malta,
5 Vols.
Hampton's Polybius, 4 Vols..
Bifoire Pbilofobbique et Politique,
fear l' Abbi Raynelle, 7 Tom.
Oeuvres de Voltaire, 26 Torn.
Oeuvres de Rorffivu, I 3 Torn.
Ancient Oniverfal Hist. 20 Vols.
Millet's Elements of General His
tory, 7 Vols.
Stuart's Letters to Lord Mans
field
Pope Ganganelli's Letters, 2 Vols.
Donaldson's Elements of Beauty
Coxe's Account of Switzerland
Mortimer's Biographical Dicti
onary
Hervey Works, 6 Vols.
Voltaire's Philosophy of Hidory
Doddringe's Family Expositor, 6
Vo|s.
Stuart's History of the Reforma
tion in Scotland
Po&Ghwaite'sDiffionary,2Vols.
Charlestown, November 17.
N Wednesday evening arrived here, the brig Fox, Capt.
() Hunt, from Briitol, which he left on the 13th of Sep
"before Capt. Hunt failed, certain intelligence was fecei
-Ithat the combined fleet, consisting of thirty-fix line of
tattle lhips, had retired into Brest. ,"
This dav arrived oft the Bar, the foip Dawes, in four weeks
Jamaica®
MARRIAGE. Mr. Ralph Dawes, to Miss Margaret
Peronneau, daughter of the deceased Mr. Alexander Pe
"DEATH. John Balfour, Esq; late of Cheraw.
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Toiler's ALMANACK,
For the Year 1782,
7, in the P-efs, and vi!' be fordih huW-fyl
NEW BOOKS, &c. for Sale,
ft Wells's Stationary, Mujick ^Book Shop,
No. 71, T RADD-S T RE E T,
DefaguL'er's Experimental Philo
sophy
Williams's Account of the North
ern European Governments, 2
Vols.
The New Peerage of Great-Bri
tain and Ireland, 3 Vols.
Theobald's Shakefpeur, 8 Vols.
Ruffhead's Statutes, 13 Vols.
Vols. 12 & 13.
Brown's Cases of Appeal, 4 Vols.
Blaokftone'sCommentarie&,4Vols.
Burn's Justice, lad Edition, 4Vols.
Baton's Abridgement, 5 Vols.
Digefl of adjudged Cases
Cnhpingtwm 011 Bills of Exchange
Scarce and interesting Trials
Every Man his own Lawyer .
Co opkte Juryman
cringle's Lheafes of the Army
Lind on 'hot Climates
—— on the Scurvy
"Smellie's Midwifery, 3 Vols.
Hamilton's
Home's Experiments
Culpepper's Enghfh Physician
'Warfon's Cheioiffry
Macqueer's Chemical Dictionary
, fckfon, on Sympathy
Man of Feeing
Man of the World, 2 Vols.
Julia de Roubigne, 3 Vols.
Juniper Jack, 3 Vols.
Emma Corbett, 3 Vols.
Roderick Random, 2 Vols.
Sir Charles Grandifon, a Vols.
Clarissa Harlowe, 7 Vols.
Pamela, 4 Vols.
Chryfat, 4 Vols.
Hackney Coach
Shenftohe'Green, 3 Vols.
Dr. Blair's Sermons, 2 Vols.
Williams's Discourses, 5 Vols.
Enthusiasm of Methodists and
Papins, 3 Vols.
Stennet's Discourses
Pearfall's Contemplations
Reliquiae Sacra:
Pilgrim's Progress
Paradise Loft and Regained
Christian Companion
Jenks's Devotions
Alleyne's Alarm
David's Repentance
Watts on Prayer
Prayer for Children
Janeway's Token for Children
Ambrose Looking to Jesus
Manual of Devotions
Bibles, Prayer-Books, Psalm-
Books, Hymn-Books
Johnson's Eng.Di&ionary, 2Vols.
Afhe's - 2Vols.
Barlowe's = aVols.
Fenning's - „
Dyche's
Entick's .
Bayley's .
Jenkins's —
Boyer's French Dictionary
Chambaud's
D'Alembert's
Baretti's Italian
Pineda's Spanish- .
Ainfworth'sLatin Dictionary
Young's -
Universal Gazetteer
English,
Johnson's
Dyche's. Dilworth's, and Fen
ning's Spelling Books
Children's Books and Primers
Psalters
Hutton's Arithmetick
Fisher's
Gordon's Accountant, 2 Vols.
Hill's Arithmetick
Fenning's Alhftant
Dilworth's —.
Polite Preceptor
Lady's Letter Writer
Poetical Preceptor
Young Man's Companion
Book of Knowledge
Young Lady's Natural History
Watt's Logiek
Gay's Fables
Croxall's TEfop
Moral Miscellany
Ruddiman's Rudiments
Occonomy of Human Life
Elphinflone's Principles of the
Englilh Language
Newton's Universal Arithmetick
Guthrie's Geography
Gunn's Euclid
Simpson's —
Robertson's Navigation
Atkinson's
Wilson's
Crosby's
Moore's •
Mariners Compass
Seaman's Affiitant, with Solar
Tables
Mariner's Kalendar
WHEREAS a negro fellow named PRINCE, ran away
from the fubferiber about fix weeks ago, and robbed him of
sundry articles ; said negro is about 5 feet 19 inches high, had a cut
on his right cheek, and feme marks of the small pox in his face ;
and as he is still lurking about town, I do hereby offer a reward of
TWO GUINEAS to any perlon who will bring him to me, or give
information of any person harbouring him, so that he may be secured.
t JOHN CORNISH-, No. 7, Cumberland-street.
Imperial
Super-Royal
Royal
Medium
Demiroyal
Gilt and plain Folio Treasury
Poll<
Gilt, black-edged and plain ^
4to ditto
Gilt arid plain thick Folio Post ' z
Gilt, black edged and plain ~
4to ditto
Ditto thin Poll
Bank Post
Gilt, black edged and plainr
Foolscap
Ditto Pott
Double Copy
Blank Books in rough Calf and
Parchment
Wrapping, blotting, cartridge
and sheathing Paper
Marble Paper of diherent Sizes
Embossed ditto
Button blue ditto
Rotund Rulers
Left Quills and Office Pens
Sevigney's Penknives
Shining Sand
Red Tape
Red and black Ink
Red and black Sealing Wax.
Crown and Half Crown Red Wa=
fcrs
r rHE Commissioners of the Markets give this publick notice,
I that the Lower Market is now erected; and that the following
articles may be exposed for sale there, from sunrise to eleven o'clock,
every day in the week, Sundays excepted, viz.
Beef, by the quarter - - f -
Veal, )
Mutton, ( r
Lmb ( By the carcafc > quarter, or joint
Pork, J
Vegetables - - - •
Corn - .
Peafe ....
Potatoes - - -.
Rice
The rates of Stallage, are as follow:
1 Each Quarter of Beef . , 6d.
- —-Calf - - is.
Hog - - Is.
• Sheep - Is.
Lamb - - 6d.
Shoat - - 6d.
And for weighing each draught in the Publick scales, qd.
They likewise give notice, that after the 22b instant, ho
Veal, Mutton,' Lamb; Shout, or Vegetables, are to Le vended at any
other place in Charleftown, than the Lower Market.|
WILLIAM GREENWOOD, J
GEORGE COOKE, (,
JOHN FISHER, ( Commissioners.
GEORGE .DUNCAN,J
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Samuel Bours,
Esq; late of Rhode-Ifland, merchant, deceased, are requeued
to make immediate payment; and those who have any demands
against laid estate, are deiired to fend them in properly attested, to
the fubferiber, at No. 12, Broad-street, on or before the 30th inst.
for any claims after that day will not be received, as the Executor
is going to England by the firft opportunity |i.
MINTON COLLINS, Executor.
Cbarlfown, November l6tb, 1781.
Ancient Geography
General Atlas
Dunn's Atlas
English Atlas
Scotch Atlas
Irish Atlas'
American Pocket Atlas
American Atlas
Large North-American Atlas,
2 parts
Welt I!idia Atlas
Map of S. and N. Carolina
= — Virgihia and Maryland
= New -York
—- Netv-Jerfey
—— = New-England
= Neva-Scotia.
Quebeck
the World
Europe
Alia ,
Africa
North-America
South-America
MUSICAL INSI
An excellent Forte 'Pirtnd .- r
Guitars of various Prices
Violins, ditto
German Flutes
Fifes
Clarinets
Bassoons
Hautboys
Concert Horns
Violin and Violincello Strings
Piano Forte Strings
Guitar Strings
Harpsichord Wire
Violin Bows
Leases and Relcafes
Bonds
Bills of Sale
Bills of Lading
Bills of Exchange
Powers of Attorney
Seamen's Articles
PETER GRA Y,
Taylor and Lady's Habit Maker, from London,
Acquaints bis Friends and tbe Publicb,
THAT he has commenced business, at his shop, No. 36,
Broad-Breet, and hopes by his diligence, punctuality, and em
ploying none but the belt hands, to merit the favour of those who
arc pleated to honour him with their commands,^
ATLAS's, MAPS, and C lIARTS.
BLANK F O R M S, viz..
STATIONA R-Y, viz.
Apprentices and Servants Inden
tures
Petitions to the Police
Militia Summonses 4
Alterations for Recruits -
&c. &c. &c.
Map of the Weft-Indies
the Bast-Indies
Hutchins's celebrated Map of the
interior Parts of N. America,
the Lakes, &c. with a topogra
phical Description
Quarter Waggoners ,
Chart of the English Channel
— S. W. Coalfof Ireland
1- — Chefapeak Bay
I - Newfoundland
I—. - Hudson's River
; '— - Gulf of Florida
— Gulf and Windward
Pairage
- - Madeira and Canary I
flaiids .
Pilot for the Weft-Indies
The Weflern Neptune
General Ch^rt of the Atlantick
Ocean"
BifEop's Draughts
Guinea - Pilot,
: ,~ &c. &c. &c.
'RUMENTS, &c.
Violin Bridges
——-- Pegs .
Rohn in Boxes
Guitar Stops
Shanks for Horns
Barplichord Hammers
Raven and Crew Quiils
Mufick Delks
Blank Mufick Booles of all Sorts
Paper ruled for Mufick
Tutors for the Violin, Guitar,
Fife, &c.
A large Collection of new
MUSICK.
Coloured Irish Wafers in boxes
Sand Boxes
Pounce and Pounce Boxes
Red and black Inkpowder
Patent Ink Cakes
Slate and Slate Pencils
Red and black I.cad Pencils
Counting-House Files
Lead Flats
Morocco Pocket Books with In
struments
Black Leather ditto
Etwee Cases
Pocket Shaving Cases
Ass Skin Memorandum Books
Playing, Message and Visiting
Calais
Medium, Demiroyal and Foolscap
Port Folio's
Morocco and Spanish leather Tra
velling Cases
Parchment
Parchment Prickers
Cases of Mathematical Instru
ments \
Gunter's Scales, Dividers
Pocket Thermometers
Tclcfcopcs
Circumferentors
Spare Needles
2 and 4 pole chains
Pocket Compares
Hadlees Quadrants
TemplcLSpe&acl^s
FOR SAL E,
dgo Bushels of new CORN, in barrels,
At Two Guineas per barrel, and
100 Buffiels of rough RICE,
At a Half Jot per barrel.
Enquire at No. 26, on the Bay, from 10 to ±2 in the mornings
^ujl in:,o, I in the lust Fleet from London, and to be fold b,
JAMES ASKEW,
At his Store; No. 30, Bay.
A frelh and general Assortment of
GARDEN SEEDS.
Many Undentable proofs can be giveh of their goodness,
[ ONDON porter in calks, blackcurrants, mens and wo
mens hoes, and genuine Hollands gin; likewise, an afforr
ment of gold? fillet and jewellery articles; which he will fell at a
low advance,lor caffi or good bills.
PAINTING & G-LAZrNG.
^rHE fubfe/ibers return their sincere thanks to their cuf
t'°r the fav ° urs already received, and info rm thehi they
have laid in a general afatment of PAINTS and GLASS, and will
pay every punctual regard to any orders they mav receive either in
coach, house or fi^n painting, or glazing of pidures, clocks,
shew boxes, or windows,let the glals be of whatever size orifhape and
that upon the most reasonable terms. MILLING & OLIVER
V hole negro girl found a Valuable Sl^-Fut^, with a Mafonick
device. Ibe owner may have it oh applying as above;
lI7"^R,S Robert Rinn, belonging to one of the new
VV railed corps, about five weeks ago, left at the Rope-walk on
J a ,,, and > a 'mail bay Horle in pawn for caffi advanced him,
whim he pronufed to pay in two days; and to take away said horse
but has not since appeared ; this is to give notice, that if the horse is
not redeemed, in eight days from this date, he will then be fold for
payment of the money advanced, and expenecs incurred
*/. ALEXANDER MITCHELI,.
BY PERMISSION.
For Sale by Private Central, or to be Let;
THE commodious and well known HOUSE, No. 77, King
flieet, tbe, corner of Tradd-ftreet, the best lituation in
town for a lodging-house, having a large yard, and tabling for
twelve horses. Apply on the pr^mifes tti
31J ^^?, 1781. I GIDEON DUPONT, jun. _
(BY PERMISSION.)
TO BE SOLD,
A LOT of LAND, lituate in a very pleasant part of the
town; also, to b© leafed, a LOT of LAND adjoining
said lot, on very reasonable terms. Pleafe.to apply to John'
Corbyn Morris, No. ~ Wintworth-ftreet.X
THE fubferiber intending soon to leave this Province for.
Great-Britain; all persons having any demands against him arc
desired to call for payment before the 2otliday of November instant.
I JAMES GROSS, Guignard-ftreet;•
WANTED TO HIRE,
A PLANTATION near town, with land fufficient to em
ploy thirty negroes. If allowed to cut wood for sale, or tim
ber to saw the more agreeable, either on shares or otherwise; or the
gang to be hired for a time certain. For particulars enquire at No.
71, Tradd-ftreer.f
WANTED to hire, a POSTILLION; he mult be a tmart
bo„tan drive well, and wait at table ; also a WENCH
who is a good ' cook. Enquire of the Printers.J
WANTED TOHIR E,
Ten or twelve NEGRO FELLOWS.
Enquire of the Printers.J
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
Five Hundred Bushels of CORN,
Deliverable at or near town. Whoever has such a quantity to difo
pose of, will please to apply to ALEXANDER & LESLIE,
No. 51, on the Bay.
COOKE & WEB B,
Have to dispose of, at public and private Sale,
At their Store in Broad-Lect,
The following seasonable Articles, viz.
BLUE, gteen, and white Negro Cloth
Duffil and bed Blankets
Superfine Broad Cloths
Ydrkfhire ditto
Bath Coating Surtouts
Linen and Woollen Slops
Caffimires and Flannels
7-8 and Yard-wide Irish Linens, which are purthafed on the
befc Terms 1
Checks, Stripes and blue Lined
Fine and coarse Cambricks and Lawn!
Russia and German Lihens
Scotch and German Ofnaburgs
Ditto and Holland Bed Ticks
Mens white and brown Thread Hose
Ditto Leather Shoes and Morocco Slippers
Ditto Leather Boots
Lihert, Check, Romall and other Handkerchief
Printed Litieh, Callico and Cottons
Loaf Sugar
Bohea, Green and Hyfon Teas; by the Chest
Pickles and Oil in Cases
AL S O,
Jamaica and Weft-India Rum
Madeira and Port Wine in Pipes, Hogsheads and Quartercafks
Claret and Calcavella Wine.
FOUND last Sunday afternoon, near the Barrier-Gate, a
Pair of Saddle-Bags, containing sundry articles of eloathing and
fame papers.—The owner proving iris property, and paying for this
advertisement, may have them restored, on applying at No. 200,
Kihg-ftreet, to Serjeant Zimmerman, of the Regiment of Ditt
fourth. *L
Twenty Guineas Reward;
RAN away or was carried off from Savannah in Georgia,
sometime in Affguft last, and fappofed to be taken to Jamaica
or New^Providence, a Negro Boy harried Scrub, about 4 feet 6 or %
inches high, of a yellowish complexion, round and pretty full visage,
speaks good English, has a mild couhtcharice arid his country marks
(confining of two or three Scratches) down his cheeks, and is rather
inclined to be faf. Any person delivering said negro to the sub
fefiber in Savannah, or giving information so that he may be had
again, shall receive a reward of Five Guineas, and upon conviaiou of
the offender who harbours or carried him off, Twenty Guineas.
NATHANIEL HALL, Savannah, in Georgia.