The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-07-14 00:00:00, page 3

NEW-YORK, July 14:
The 4th Instant, the Stanley, commanded by Mr.
Whitworth, with the Delaware, by Mr. Rogers (two
of the Roebuck's Tenders) went to Chingoteaguc-
Bay, on the Cott of Maryland, for the Purpose of
taking any of the Rebel Vessels laying within, which
t ey effcaudly executed. By the Deception of
French Colours, which they hoisted in the Offing,
'they brought off Pilots, who carried them into the
Inlet, when they found eight Vellels, four of which
they deftroved, and the other four laden with To
bacco and Flour, Mr. Whrworih brought fafe into
this Port, together with 4.0 Prisoners, on Saturday latt.
Extract es a Letter from St. Augustine, dated
June 14, 1777.
« % on will hear by this Opportunity, that the
Rebels have lately threatened an InVafion of this Pro
vince, a Reghnent of Rangers on Horseback to th?
Amount of 200, had cross d St. Mary's River, and
in order to colled Cattle for the Supply of the Fleet
of Gallies and Transports that was expe&ed to join
them : The Settlements on the River St. John's, but
a little Diftapre from this Town, were in tlfe'greatelt
Canfternation. We took about 100 Soldiers and a
few Guides ro ro in Qjeft of them, and to endeavour
to furnrize them in their Camp. In our March we
were joined by 20 Indians and 40 Rangers,but fcund
the Enemy had left the Place they had occupied,
which, by it's Situation, would have been favourable
for a Surprize. We determined however to endeavour
te come up with them that Night, but our Scouts not
returning, we miffed the belt Opportunity in rhe
World : We spent 4 H ursof the Night within 4or
five Miles of them, without knowing it ; nnd our
Guides having concluded that it would he too late in
the Day to furprize them,advifed us to lay in Ambus
cade in a Piace where they concluded they mult cer
tainly pass. This again was a Cause of going @ut
of the Way and losing Time, as I found afterwards
that they were hill in the Camp where they had been
all Night ; having then sent for the Rangers and In
dians tojoin as to attack them, we marched back and
tome upon them just as they had mounted their Hor
ses, and were going iff the Ground where they had
encamped, their March being dire&ed immediately
towards thelndrms and Rangers, they fired at them
from too great a Distance, which having no Effect,
the Rebels demounted, and began a heavy Charge
on them ; all the Time wd were advancing with fixed
Bayonnets, but finding that the few Rangers and In
dians could not ftapd them, we were obliged to begin
to fire on them, which they ho sooner heard, and law
us,lthan they ran to their Horfes,and Heed with great
Speed. We took two Captains and 10 Privates, and
the Indians got 16 Scalps ; these that were wounded
and others- that could not reach their Horses, must
perish in the Woods, as we have an Account of only
4.3 having ciofcd Satilla-River, to return.to 'Sunbury.
They had a Captain of t^ Virginians killed, and
some Men wounded of the fame Party, who were
met by one of our Parties of Rangers and Soldiers.
6C When the Gallies same to St. Mary's, they at
tempted to pass the Narrows of the Inland Navigation
and had begun to cut aChannel,but finding themselves
dif,ppointed at meeting Baker's Regiment, and his
Supplies, they thought proper te desist, and are now
all returned to Georgia ; thus, this mighty Expediti
on, that kept us all in hot Water for some Time, is
v^nifhed into Smoak ; how fjon they may think of
returning, may depend on the Reinforcement they
may receive, as of themselves they cannot think of
carrying on an offenfive War, as most of theif Men
are now deserted, and their Militia refufes to go out
of their Provinces.,
" The Rebels committed great Cruelties on Ame-
Tia I(land, for after they had burnt all the Houses and
killed the Cattle wantonly, which they could not use
!for Want of Salt, and were left weltering in their
Gore, thev carried off all their Men, Women and
Children Prisoners."
Since our last between 30 and 49 Deserters came
in from the Rebel Army, among them three Light
Horse, with their Arms and Accoutrements.
By the best Accounts Mr. Washington has his .
Head Quarters at Morris-Town, with about two -
Thirds of his A r mv, he having detached a considera
ble Number to the Northward. ~ ; . . /, '
'Tib reported that a Party of our Indians fell in
with some Rebels from Conneaicut, at a Place called
the Indian Fields, about twelve Miles this Side Fort
S^anwix, on tire Muhawk's-River', and killedfeve^l
cf them. t
A Rebel Privateer Sloop often Guns, was cruizing
off Blue Point, the South Side of Long-Blind lalt
Saturday Week.
And we hear that aPrivateer belongjng;to Stoning- ,
ton in Connecticut, and tbaflately infefted the Sound,
was the fame Day taken and carried into Newport,
Rhod+-Iflind, by his Mfefty's Ship Unicerd.
Mr. John Smith belonging to the Ehglifl i Neigh-,
banrhood, in New-Jersey, wa, on Tnefday last Shot
through his Arm,mear his swn Houft by feme Rebels
that were plundering the Country thereabouts,
Last Week the Hon. B igadier General Leslie,
had the Misfortune by a Stone turning,under his
Foot, on ^taten-Iflarid, to break his Leg, butis in 1
fair Way of doing well Tis a public loss at this
critical Time to be deprived of the Service of this able
and experienced Commander. ..^
Died, in this City, on Sunday the 6th Inftart, of
n Wound he received in the late Action in*New-
Jersey, Mr. Edward Kerin, Volunteer in the zzd
Light Company, .Son to Terence Kerin, Esq; ofYhfs
Place, in the 17th Year of his Age ; his Lofi is as
much lamented on Account of his pivateVirtues, as
for °his Courage and Bravery, by which he diftin
guithed hjmfeJf cn every O~Gafion.
Muida, last eleven Trmfports with t ßrovifions for
the Army, arrived 'here from Cork, arid about 500
Recruits for the different Regiments now in Ame
rica :Theffiiled from Cork the 6th of May, and
parted wi-'l; a Brig to the Southward of Bermuda
bourtd for S't. AuguHine.
A Lettenfrom StrKitts of the 14th of Jung, fays,
" the Oliver Crorf well, of 28 Guns, a Prize to the
Better Sloop of War, arrived here To-Day from,
Granada, in a Mattered Condition. The Ariadne,
(a Copper Bottom) has brought in a Privateer Brig,
and Sloop, of 16 Guns each ; and as for small Sloops
they come in daily."
The* following ACT auds sassed by the General
Agemhly of this Proving, the 20th of Decem
ber, >763, and is now published bv Order of
Major General P IGOT,
Commandant in New-York.
An ACT to present hunting with Fire-Arms
tn the Qty of New-Yprk, and the Liberties
thereof.•
WHEREAS it has lang been the Practice
of great Numbe* of idle and disor
derly Persons in and about fie'City of New-
Fork; and th© Liberties thereof, to Hunt with
And be it further enabled by the Authority
aforefaid, That every Offender, who Ihall in
cur any such Fine or Forfeiture as aforefaid,
shall, by Warrant under the Hand and Seal
of any Member of his Majesty's Council, Jus
tice of the Supreme Court, or the Mayor,
Recorder, or Aldermen before whom he or
they shall be convi&ed, Hand and be commit
ted to the Common Goal of the said City,
there to remain for the Space of three Months,
unless the Fine or Forfeiture, with Costs, be
sooner paid. Provided always, That the Mem
bers of his Majesty's Council, and the Justices
of the Supreme Court, shall be at Liberty to
ad in the Execution of this Law or not, as to
them shall seem fitting.
@^^^^@s^£^:^s^^
PUBLIC AUCTION.
To-morrow,
Wil! be fold at the COFFEE-HOUSE,
A few Barrels of Mufeovado Sugars.
Feather Beds, Mohagony Bedheads, Chairs, &c.
ALSO,
A bay Horse, 4 Years old, near 15 Hands high,
gentle, and well broke to the Saddle.
AND
At Daniel M'Cormick's
VENDUE HOUSE,
On Thursday
Will be Told, _a_Parcelof DRY GOGD3.
To-morrow, at XII o'clock, •
Will be fold at public Auction,
By Bowman and Codner,
Near the Coffee-House,
Sixty barrels of fine Flour.
Publick Auction."
This Morning at 10 o'Cldck, on Bache's Wharf,,
near the Coffee-Houfe, for the benefit of the
underwriters,
A Quantity of damaged beef, peafe and barle,,
being part of the cargo of the brig Pallas,
David Johnston, master, lately arrived from Ayr, in
Scotland, last from Lisbon.
i "To-morrow, XI o'clock,
At Marston's Wharf,
A quantity fh+ken hogshead Haves, 6 calks nails,
and 12 hogfliefds Welt-India rum.
At XII o'Clock,
, The schooner Apello, with her raft, fai]s, an
chors, figging, &c. as the now lies near Murray's
wharf.
'/ On- Wednesday,
A quantity flour, oil, a few cases French liqueres,
white wine and claret, a neat riding chair, harnefs,&c.
On-; Thursday, ;
A-few barrels and cases tea, and parcel dr, goods.
John McAdam,' and' Co.
.Have'fd dHpfoTe of at private sale, fpennaceti can
dles, raisins, pepper, &c. &c.
For SALE,
A Handsome dark bay Stallion
seven years old, near 15 hands
high, fit only for the saddle, to which
Ifbe is well broke. Any person incli
s3&!tto^^tobtecome purchafor, by giving a
days previous notice to Mr. H. Gaine,
may have 'faid horse brought to Brook
^lyn Ferry to bi (hewn! The price ; s Fort y Guineas.
A,few hogsheads of ToBaCCO
. fror SALE. Apply to
THOMAS BLANE,
A; No. 4.1, Wal-l-Street. 1
Fire-Arms, and to tread down the Grass, afid
Corn and other Grain standing and growing
in the Fields and Inclofures there, to the gre; t
Danger of the Lives of his Majelly's Subjects,
the Ruin and Deftru&ion of the most valuable
Improvements, the grievous Injury of the Pro
prietor, and the great Difeouragement of their
Industry.
In order therefore the more effectually to
punish and prevent such Abuses as aforefaid,
Be it enabled by his Honour the Lieutenant Gover
nor, the Council, and the General Assembly, and
it is hereby enacted by the Authority of the fame,
That if any Person or Persons whatsoever,
other than the Owner, Proprietor, or Possessor,
or his or her white Servant or Servants, do
and shall, at any Time or Times from and
after the Publication of this Aft, carry, shoot,
or difeharge any Musket, Fowling-Piece, or
other Fire-Arm whatsoever, into, upon, or
through any Orchard, Garden, Corn-Field,
or other inclofed Land whatsoever, within the
City of New-York, or the Liberties thereof,
without Licence in Writing firft had and ob
tained for that Purpose from such Owner,
Proprietor, or Poffeffer of such Orchard, Gar
den, Corn-Field, or other inclofed Land;
or shall enter into, or pass through any Or
chard, Garden, Corn-Field or Mowing-
Ground, in any of the aforefaid Places with
out Fire-Arms, and thereof shall be convicted
before any Member of his Majelly's Council,
either of the Justices of the. Supreme Court,
or the Mayor, Recorder, or any one of the
Aldermen of the City of New-fork, for the f
Time being, by the Oath of one credible
Witness, or by Confeffion of the Party offend
ing, he, she, or they so offending Ihall seve
rally forfeit and pay for every such Offence,
the Sum of Twenty Shillings; to be recovered
and applied in the Manner herein after directed.
And be it further enabled by the Authority
aforefaid, That every Fine and Forfeiture,
which shall accrue upon or by Virtue of this
Act, shall be recovered, with reasonable Colts,
not exceeding Ten Shillings, by any Person or
Persons who shall and will sue, and prosecute
for the fame; One Half of such Fine and
Forfeiture when recovered and received, to be
applied to his, her, or their own Use; and
the other Half thereof to be paid by him,
her, or them, to the Church Wardens of the
laid City for the Time being, for the Use of
the Poor thereof.
To be Sorb TO-MORROW,
At 12 o'clock, at Capt. Tolmic's wharf, where
, ihe now lays,'
A New SLOO P,
Burthen about 70 ton% Inventory to be seep at Tem
p'eton and' Steward's office.
TEMPI.ETON and STEWART
HAVE FOR SALE,
Blackguard andpap-ice fnuff, belt English tobacco, Irish
linens, plated cinditfticke and waite s, Irish bee , Lisbon
wine in quarter calks, and a few pipes of excellent white
wine.
On WEDNESDAY next, at X o'clock,
Will be fu:J by Public Auction at
BOWMAN and CODNER's,
Auction Office, Hanover-Square,
A Very fine Aibrtment of European Goods, suitable
to the prelent feafon.—Catalogues of which will
be published.
— LOSTTsOME tTME AGO,"
A RED POCKE 1 ' BOOK, containing a number of
papers of no service to any but the ownct.
Whoever will bring fajd book and panels to the printer
hereof, shall receive TWO DOLLARS reward.
FREDERIC K'WT~GEYER,
J-UST arrived from London, in the ship Edward, Capt
Lawrence, with a general A SSORTMEN T of
European and India GOODS,
From the firft bands,which he fJ's on the most reafon
^bletaTO^ wholesale only, at his ftorejn Hanov^r-Sqtare.
-chTn^- wWiCe; :
Just imported in the Hannah, from London,
A LARGE and very general afforrment, among which
are fir complete blue and white table fet§ ; bowls
of all sizes, breakfaft bowls and saucers, cups and saucers
of different lizes and patterns.
LOOKING GLASSES,
A neat assortment, among which are feme very elegant
ovals.
IRONMONGERY,'
A final! assortment, confining of carpenters, joiners, and
ihoemakers ar tit les, &c.
Molasses, flour, fpernfaceti candies, a quantity of
empty boxes and crates, with straw for packing.
To be SOLD at
RHINELANDE R's Store,
The corner of Burling's Slip.
-^RirAY,'^^ TV
Havejuft imported in the Hannah, Capt. Watson,
from London,
AL ARGE and neat assortment of European and Eafb
India G OODS; amongst which are, 4?.. Bd. rod
lad. zod. and z4d. Nails ; 8 by 6, 9 by 7, 10 by 8, and
II "by g Crown Glass j frhall bar Lead, Pewter, Nutmegs,
Cinnamon, Cloves and Mace, German, Crawley, No. 3
and blistered Steel : Also a Cargo of choice Lisbon Wines,
in Pipes, Hogsheads, and quarter Calks ; a few Boxes of
Lemmons; likewise a few Hogsheads of best Mofcovado
Sugar ; all which they have for sale at their, ftote in
Water-ftrset, between Beekman and Bur'ino-fl p.
THREE DOLLARS Reward.
RUN-AWAY from the fubfcrib~ron the night of
the Bth instant, a negro lad named FRANK,
about 18 or 19 years of age ; he flutters very much, has
thick lips, and a great flock of impudence ; has loft two
,of his upper fore teeth. Had on a brown coat with a cape,
and old blaek breeches, but 'tis supposed he will alter his
'dreft, as he has taken two check shirts and a pair of
t-owfers with him. It is imagined he has gone to the
fleet at Staten-Island, as lie ftoie g canoe, stretch, paddle,
and, bars. Whoever apprehends said negro, and returns
him to his master, shall receive the above reward from
' GEORGE DEBEVpiSE.
Just imported from London, in the ship Ed
ward, Capt. Effingham Lawrence,
And to be SOLD BY
ROBERT ALEXANDER, and Co.
At their Hore in Dock-Street,
Between the Coffee-Heufe and the Old Slip ;
Juli imported in the iaft ships from London, and
to be fold on reasonable terms, by
Edward and WM. Laight,
At their Store No. 190, Queen-Street, '
Near Burling's Slip,
A Large assortment of 7-8 and yard wide Irijb linens ;
cambricks and lawns ; 7-8, yard wide, and yard
and 3 8 cotton and lines, check ; ravens duck and dowlas,
a few bales of low priced and middling broad cloths, bach
and common coatings, frizes; striped and rose blankets.,,
beaver and felt hats, mensbzaver gloves, wax necklaces,
nutmegs, mace, cinnamon and cloves ;---an assortment
pickles, mustard and sweet oil; raisins and currants,
writing paper, blark hooks and quills in small trunks.—
Also, nails, axes, hatchets, Left and common penknives,
c'utteau knives, brafi ink pots with knives, low pric'd
knives and forks, razors, pins andWhite-Chapel needles,
chisels and gouges, ffiot pouches and powder flalks, cha
findilhes, padlocks and door locks and hinges, cork fcrewr,
corn mills, hammers, buckles and buttons, ivory and
horn combs, &c. &c.,
A few coils of excellent cordage, hard and foft soap,
candles, bend leather fole^Otpfarr, wire in half pipes.
inFTmTnOTi XDG E,
Has imported by the fllip Hannah, Capt. Watson,
from London. '
A large ASSORTMENT of
YARD-WIDE Irish lin'nehs, fupertine broad-cloths,
scarlet, blue, green, white, garnet,maroon, crimson
blue, grey, and black, with rattinets and trimmings
for the fame ; scarlet, red, yellow and white flannels;
wiltons a very great, variety ; men and womens cot
ton, thread, and worsted hose; black worsted breeches
pcterns from 5I toizl. per dozen; silk and worsted
mitts, a quantity of German oftiaburghs to be fold very
cheap by the bale; yard wide and yard 3 8 cotton checks ;
yard wide and 7-8 linen checks; indigo by the barrel.
" rO"o"R TE'D—BY
W. SOUTHGATE,
And to be fold cheap, wholesale and retail, for caffi only,
at No. 164, Q^een-ftreet, at the houle where Mr. Wil
liam Depeyfter formerly kept fliop,
A Variety of silks of the newest patterns, Italian and
Norwich crapes, camblets, callimancoes, &c. wo
mens silk, fatten, callimancoe and ftuft coats; silk and
fatten cloaks, newest fashion ; an assortment of gauze,
lawns, ribbons, needle-wcrk'd aprons, silk and printed
handkerchiefs, sewing silks, twfal, thtfads, Wack and
Dutch lace, silk flockings,
17"ARD wide, 7-8, and
* 3-4 Irish linens,
Woite and brown 9-8 ditto
Arreting,
Callicoes, the figures very
elegant,
Superfine cotton flockings
for the ladies,
White and brown thread do.
for men and boys,
Black and buff coloured
breeches pieces,
Shammy linings, buttons,
Twist and knee garters,
Cotton 'checks,
Silk nioree gowns,
Table cloths, md
Russia diapers,
Coarse and fine dowlas,
Loaf sugar in hogsheads,
Sallad oil in cases,
Durham mustard in ditto,
Red port in bottles in ditto,
Leather for fhees and boots,
Large hair trunks.
Just imported from London, in the ship Edward,
C'<pt. EH i ^bam Lawrence, and to be fold by
S A.M U EL DEAL L,
-In Proad-rtreet, corner of Princefi-ftrect,
AN airortment of men,, women, and childrens thread,
cotton,, and silk hole ; mens brown thread gloves,
womens black silk gloves ard mitts, men and womens
white lamb gloves, mens beaver and waffi leather ditto,
womens fl >wcred purple kid gloves and mitts, black and
white thread and blond lacd and edgings ; a neat a®rt
meat of plaip, black, and figured ribbons 3 gauze, cat
gut, lawns, cambricks, jackantt and book muffins,
black, jet, and French pearl pins and ear-rings ; Lavender
and Hungary water, h^rd pomatum and violet hair ,pow
der, Bailey's (having soap in boxes and marble walh-bails,
Turlington's balsam, Hemet's essence of pearl, pe4fl den
trifice and tooth brushes, patent shining, liquid blacking
cake, best paper and pound pins, fine ivory an/ horn
c>mbs, globe and square glass lanthorns and chamber
lambs, fine Durham ^our of mustard, in larae or small
quantities, Canary and rape feed lor birds, with many
other articles too tedious tn m-n^nn.
Good Lisbon WINE S,
In pipes and quarter calks ;
A Cargojut imported and to be fold by John Franklin,
at his house near the New Slip, Ship Yards, and
by Samuel Franklin, at his store No. 1,3, Queen -street,
near Beekman's Slip, who has also for tale Russia fh-et
ings, Ravens duck, drillings, dowlas, Irish linens, cot
ton checks, &c. and a quantity chalk, cart and waggon
baxes, iron kettles, &c.
S'H OES
To be SOLD on reasonable terms, by
DANIEL WRIGHT,
At his ftoie No. 7, in Queen-Street,
At the foot of King-Street ;
AN assortment of callimancoe foots, many of
which are large and of a Heady fel ; silk and
fatten French heels, mens strong ihoes Suitable for
the army, gentlemens dices and pumps ; loaf and
brown sugar, bohea tea, English hard soap, fi^ blue,
Hatch, mould candles, fyme bdxes of dipt candles
from 8 to 16 in the pound, mallard, pepper, rum
and b andy, &c.
To BE S OLD BY
THOMAS NEWILL,
On board the ship Jane, lying at Bache's whgrf, or at
his store No 333, in Dock-street,
BEST Madeira wine in pipes, ditto powder
sugar in hogfoeads and tierces, Irish li
nens, thread Hockings, and limes by the barrel.
Just imported in the Edward, Capt. Lawrence, and to be
fold wholefal-,
At No. 27, DOCK-STREET,
Late Henry Van Vleeck's,
A Large and general assortment of European and India
goods, including the following articles, viz, Nails,
fail duck, German ozenbrigs, hats, hose, fh 07s, rugs,
blankets, Yorkshire cloths, checks, and Arnold's belt
fnuff.
N. B. A quantity of butter on very low terms.
To BE SOLD,
The Sloop D OLPHIN,
BURTHEN 50 tons, or thereabouts, a prime
sailer and well found, 18 months old, very suitable
to lollow the army, with a part ol her cargo, consisting
of coarse and fine salt, port, Madeira, and ffierry wines,
beer and ported, coffee, green, fufhong, and bohea tea,
loaf and brown sugars, pound, ) 2 lb. and small papers
of cut tobacco, with a small assortment of dry goods
suitable for the army. Inventory of the veflel, and in
voice of the goods, to be seen on board the sloop lying
between Burling and Beekman's Slip.
N. B. A warranted bill of sale will be given for the
foid Hoop.
JAMES SAVAG E,
fl ,iVE doors above Doves-street, in Water-street, has
, employ for several peltiaugersy or Schooners, of a
small drrft of water, which will be kept in employ for
three months certain, at Ten Shillings the cord freight,
efeven mile from the city is the distance where the wcod
is th be brought from, for the use of government,.
Who has for SALE,
A variety of paints, spirits turpentine, rosin, brimlone,
nails, from 3d. to 22^ do, boat from izd. to zzd, spikes,
cordage, &c. &c.° - ~ \
Public Notary's Office,
By JOHN C. KNAPP,
Attorney at Law, No. 22g,
Near the Old CitY-Hal'l, in Broad-Street,
. Who constantly attends to execute the general butinefs
there f with punctuality and dispatch.
THE fame candid and fatisfa&ory advice as heretofore,
as well in all cases of law and equity, as touching
the validity of deeds, wills, and other writings.
Seafaring men and other Grangers, who frequently meet
with difficulty in matters not altogether relative to the
law, will be particularly assisted..
Executors and admityrators intruded in the regular
execution of their office, whereby to avoid the trouble
and e^ence which often arises from the want of proper
knowledge therein. ,
Charter parties, memorials, petitions, articles of agree
ment and co partnership, arbitration and other bonds;
tetters of attorney, deeds, wills, mortgages, alignments,
and all other writings drawn effectually to answer the
phrpofs s intended, and on the most moderate fees.
7 th July, 1777.
Just imported from LONDON,
And to be SOLD w^oleftle and retail, bv
JOHN WK I NNO N,
In W ATER-STREET,
At the house No. 929, between the Old Coffec-boufe
* and Mr. Richard Sharpe's,
GOLD, silver and metal [Lacquer'd feais,
•watches, [Gold, silver and velvet
Repeating ditto,
sSfone shoe ft, ? [Q^
* Stock and fbxr tfy
Garnet, hoop,7°
Pearl, plain, >Rings.
Gold and fancy j
Earrings and hair pins, ''
Gbld, silver, and foil stone
shirt buckles,
Ditto seals, lockets, and
wire ear-rings,
Ladies horn combs and
wax beads;
Pearldrd, ear-rings and pins,
Tcrtoifefhell inlaid tooth
pick cases and smelling
bottles,
Cornelian, intaglio, crystal
and cypher seals of all
forts,
Sword belts,
Gold trinkets,
Box beam fc&s,
instrument books,
, Morocco pocket books of
all forts,
Silver and brass thimbles,
Gilt, fifver, cornelian,ftone
and enamell'd buttons and
studs,
r Small bag locks and powder
charges,
Marking instruments,
Childrens metal alphabets,
Penknives, razors,
Spoons and garnet beads,
, Watch springs,
Chains, keys and fwively,
Plated buckles of all fort's,
Ditto briole and fnaffle bitts,
I Blue and black buckles,
I Block tin ditta, &c. &c.
Gilt watch chainsof all farts,
Gilt and plated sleeve but
tons,
Sworda and piftols#