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BOSTON, March 2%
In Provincial Congress, Concord, March 24, 1775.
\HT HEREAS it is indifpenfibly necessary for
▼ V the Safety of a free People, and the Preser
vation of their Liberties, that they at all Tinies keep
themselves in a State of actual Defence, against every
Invasion or Depredation, and this Colony being still
threatened by a powerful Army ported in its Capital,
with a profeffed Defigri of executing certain A&s of
the British Parliament, calculated to destroy our in
valuable Rights and Liberties, and the Government
of this Colony as by Charter and Law eftablilhed
therein.
Therefore Refolded, That the Measures that have
heretofore been recommended by this, and the former
Provincial Congress, for the Purpose of putting this
Colony into a compleat State of Defence, be still
more vigouroufly pursued by the several Towns, as
well as individual Inhabitants ; and that any Relaxa
tion would be attended with the utmost Danger to the
Liberties of this Colony and of all America ; espe
cially as by the latest Advices from Great-Britain,
we have undoubted Reasons for Jealousy, that our
implacable Enemies are unremitting in their Endea
vours by Fraud and Artifice, as well as by open
Force, to subjugate this People ; which is an additi
onal Motive to the Inhabitants of this Colony to
„ rfevere in the Line of Conduct recommended by
the Congress ; and be ready to oppose with Firmness
and Resolution, at the utmost Hazard, every Attempt
for that Purpose.
Signed by Order of the Provincial Congress,
JOHN HANCOCK, President.
A true Extract from the Minutes,
Benjamin Lincoln, Secretary.
New-York, April 3.
Saturday last his Honor the Lieut. Governor in
the Presence of the Members of his Majesty's Coun
cil, and the General Assembly of this Province,
was pleased to give his Assent to 31 A&s passed this
&ffion, the Titles of which are as follow, viz.
An Act for the Payment bf the Salaries oj the fede
ral Officers of this Colony, and other Purposes therein
mentioned.
An Act for the better regulating the Militia of the
Colony of New-York.
An Ad to revive an All, entitled, An AN to re
frain Hawkers and Pedlars within this Colon, from
felling without Licence ; with an Addition thereto.
An Aft to amend an AN, entitled, An Aa for the
more effectual Prevention of Fires, and for regulating
of Buildings in the City of New-York,
An Aa to regulate the Pilots and eftablijh their Pi
lotage between Sand,-Hook and the Port of New-
York, and other Purposes therein mentioned.
An Act for giving Remedy where Defendants in
Courts of Equity neglect to enter their Appearances,
after being served with a Subpoena and cannot be
served with Process of Contempt.
Au Aa to raise a Sum not exceeding goal, in the
County of Tryon, to complete the Court House and Goal
ereaed at fohn's Town, in the said County.
An Aa to alter Part of the Lines that divide the
Counties of Albany, Charlotte and Cumberland.
Au Act to continue and amend an Act, entitled, An
Act, to prevent the Defruction of Fist in the County of
Suffolk.
An Act for annexing the two Tracts of Land therein
mentioned, to the Township of the New-Palt%, in
Ulfer County.
An Aa for altering the Time of keeping Fairs in the
Town of Scheneaady.
An Act to prevent Causes being tried in Taverns by
fufices of the Peace in the County of Cumberland.
An Aa to revive an Aa, entitled, An AH to pre
: vent Frauds in the Sale of Bread.
An AN to revive an Aa, entitled, An AH for the
more equal Taxation of Efates in the Cit, of Albany.
An AN to revive an A&, entitled, An Aa to oblige
the Justices of the Peace at their General or Quarter
Sefions, to determine Appeals made to them, according
to the Merits of the Case, notwithfanding Defeas of
Form tn the original Proceedings ; and to oblige Per
sons suing forth Writs of Certiorari, to remove Or
ders made on fucb Appeals into the Supreme Court of
this Colony, to give Security to prosecute the fame
to Effefl.
An AH to difeourage tortious Entries and Poffeflions.
An Act to appropriate certain Monies in the Trea
sury of Sheen's County,for the Uses therein mentioned.
An Act for an Indulgence to Persons of f crapulous
Confeiences in the Manner of adminiflring Oaths.
An Aft for enabling the Persons therein named to
finifb the Court-House and Goal in Ulfer County, and
other Purposes therein mentioned.
An Aa to revive an Ad, entitled, An Afi to im
power the Freeholders of the Towns of Hempflead and
Oyflerbay, in Queen's County, to make prudential 1 Or
ders Jor the better regulating the parting their Sheep
feeding on the Great Plains, and to fell such fray
Sheep as fall be left at such Time of parting.
An ASI to revive the several Afis therein mentioned
# f they relate to the Counties of Queen's and Suffolk.
An Aa to revive an AT, entitled, An A& to raise
A Fund for defraying Damages done by Dogs in the
County of Richmond.
An Aa to revive the two Aas therein mentioned,
-dative to the bringing in and /^reading infeNious
Difempers in this Colony.
An Aa for removing the Prisoners from the old Goal
in the Precina of Gojben, in the County of Orange,
to the new Goal built in the said Precina.
An Aa to amend an Aa, entitled, An AR for the
Relief of the Poor in the Manor of Cortlandt, in the
County of Weftchefer, and for other Purposes therein
mentioned.
An Act to erect the Eaf Camp in the Difrict of the
Manor of Livingfon, in the Count, of Albany, into a
separate Difrict, and to alter the Difrict oj Saraghto
ga, and erect a new Difrict by the Name of Ball's
Town.
An Aa to encourage the defraying of Wolves and
Panthers in the Counties of Albany, Ulfer, Orange and
Dutchefs.
An Afl to revive the two Afls therein mentioned
for preventing Damages by Swine in the Manor of
Renffelaerwyck.
An AN to continue an Afl, entitled, An Aa for
regulating the Practice of Inoculation for the Small- Pox
in the City of Albany.
An Aa to confirm a Submission to Referrees of a
Controversy concerning the Bounds of the Patent of
fan Hendrickje Kan Baal, and for binding the Titles
of the refteflive Claimants, agreeable to the Award
of the said Referrees.
An AN to revive an Afl, entitled, An Aa to pre
vent Damages by Swine in Dutchefs Count, ; and for
extending the fame to the Counties of,Tryon and Cum
berland.
A whaling Brig belonging to Mr. Adam Babcock,
of New-Haven, was cast away at the Oyster-Ponds,
•n Long-Island, about a Fortnight ago ; the Veffei
is entirely loft, but the Crew are saved : She was
outward bound.
SIR,
THIS is just to inform you, that having received
the petition of the General Congress to the
King, we immediately communicated the fame to
Lord Dartmouth, Secretary of State for the American
department, as the regular official method, and that
by which only we could have expectation of obtaining
an Answer. His Lordship this day informed us,
that he had laid the fame before the King ; that his
Majesty had been pleased to receive it very graciously,
and to fay, IT WAS OF SO GREAT IMPOR
TANCE, THAT HE SHOULD AS SOON AS
THEY MET, LAY IT BEFORE HIS TWO
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. We can now
only add, that we are, with great refpe&, Sir, Your
most obedient, and most humble servants,
W. BOLLAN,
B. FRANKLIN,
ARTHUR LEE.
To Edward Biddle, Esq; Speaker of the ?
House of Representatives, Pennsylvania.)
Extract of a Letter from Bristol, dated Jan. 15,177 b
" I am obliged to you for your Communications
of the Proceedings of the Congress, which are highly
approved of by all your Friends.---But if a Non-
Exportation had been resolved upon theist of
March initead of September, I think it would have
had a greater Effect in alarming the Nation, and ha-.
ftened your Relief, and shewn the Importance of the
Colonies, which Would have been fortified by the se
vere Measures employed against them ; but,no doubt
they have wife and just Reasons, which we are not
acquainted with, for protracting it. London has
given the Lead and Example of petitioning We
here have got one, which I signed Yesterday, which
I believe will be signed by your Friends and Foes, as
their Interest and Feelings are affeCtedi---I have quit
received Advice of Birmingham having voted One,
which is to be prepared next Tuesday ; and I believe
they will be general through the Kingdom ; which
will be constructed not in a political, but commercial
View.---It is not known yet what Plan the Miniltry
will adopt ; but as Lord North has given out that no
more Troops will be sent to Borton, it is not intended
to enforce it VI ET ARMIS, but by withdrawing
the Troops and blocking up your Harbours, which
would be aiding your Measures. It is my private
Opinion, that they will beobliged to repeal the ob
noxious A&s this present Seflions, provided you re
main firm, and they fee no Prospect of breaking the
Union of the Colonies. I believe they are as much
afraid for their troops as you are of them; and that
those Marines sent per the three Men of War, were
only sent to Strengthen General Gage, and to a&
upon the Defenfive. The Parliament willmeet in a
few Days, when we Shall be able to formfome Judg
ment of their Intentions; for which Purpose intend
going up to London."
By a Vessel arrived lart Tuesday, from North
Carolina, we are informed, that many Hundreds of
the Inhabitants in the Western Counties of North-
Carolina, have addressed his Excellency Governor
Martin, profefling the warmest Allegiance to the
King and his Laws, declaring the greatest Detesta
tion of Congresses, and Committees, and offering
their Service to take the Field, and Inlilt under the
Royal Standard, as soon as called upon.
Last Wednesday Week was married, by the Rev.
Mr. Inglis, Col. John Heyliger, a Gentleman of the
firft Family and Fortune in the Island of St. Croix, to
Miss Sally Kortwright, a very amiable young Lady,
eldest Daughter of Lawrence Kortwright, Esq; of this
City.
Friday last being the Day appointed for taking the
Sense of the Freeholders of the Town of Janiaica,
on Long-Island, whether they would nominate a
Deputy, to meet Deputies from the other Counties,
in the City of New-York, the 20th Instant, for the
Purpose of ele&ing Delegates to attend the Conti
nental Congress, at Philadelphia, the loth of May
next:—A Poll was opened, when the Votes taken
flood as follows,
Against Deputies, - - . 94 .
For a Deputy, 4 - 82
The General Committee at Charlcftown in South-
Caiolina, on the Bth of last Month, among other
Matters relative to their (tridly complying with the
Revolutions of the Continental Congrefs,' Resolved,
" That inalmucli as the Colony of Georgia hath not
acceded to the Continental Association, thev would,
fiom thenceforth, have no Trade, Commerce, Deal
ings, or Intercourse with the Colony of Georgia,
but will hold them unworthy of the Rights of Free
men, & as inimical to the Liberties of their Country."
^ Three Pence per Pound will be
given for the best Sort of good, dry, clean
LINEN RAGS, and so in Proportion for
those of an inferior Quality by HUGH
GAINE,
The Sloop Charming Peggy, Capt. Tilley, failed last
Thursday for Bristol : In the above Vessel was trans
mitted by the Hon. the General Assembly of this
Province, an humble, firm, dutiful and loyal Peti
tion to his Majesty ; as also a Memorial to the Lords,
and a Representation and Remonstrance to the Com
mons of Great-Britain, requesting their mutual En
deavours for a Settlement of the present Disputes
subsisting between the Mother Country and the Co
lonies.
WHEREAS there is inserted in the Connecticut
Journal, of February 22d, 1775, an extract of
a letter from Martinico, dated December 21st, 1774,
mentioning Capt. Griffin's arrival there, in a reffel of
Mr. Morgan's, belonging to Killingfworth, with fourteen
sheep; by $ which it is represented said Griffin has violated
the American association ; notwithstanding he has endea
voured to fausfy the public, by Rating the several matters
of fact in said journal of March the Sth, .1775, (to which
no answer has appeared) yet he isconcerned to clear his
character in said affair; and therefore has this day called
on the committee of infpedion for this placer, from
whence he last failed, to confider the matter, as to the
time and circumstances attending his carrying said. sheep,
and on hearing the whole, we are of opinion, that said
Griffin has not violated said association ; and therefore do
acquit and recommend him to the favourable acceptance
of the public. Dated in Guilford, this 23d day of
March, 1775.
A true copy of record,
DAVID LANDON, Clerk.
WILLIAM MARRENNER,
TAKES this method to inform the public in general,
and Captains of vessels in particular, that he still
continues to carry on the business of frying and pickling
oysters and lobsters for the Weft-Indies, so as to keep in
the hoteft climates ; and may be had on the shortest no
tice, either in pots or kegs, and have been proved to
answer the defined cfcft,
THE upper part of a good house, very convenient for
a small family, or one or two Gentlemen lodgers.
The situation is exceeding pleasant, as it faces the Coffee-
House. For particulars enquire of Valentine Nutter,
bookbinder, opposite the Coffee-Houfe bridge.
TO BE LET,
London; December 24, 1774:
CUSTOM-HOUSE, N^W-YORK, \
INWARD ENTRIES. From
Cooper, Georgia ; Barnard, Plymouth ; Watfen,
and Salisbury, Rhode -Island ; Hall, Jamaica; Saltus,
and Middleton, Salem ; Briggs, North-Carolina ;
Haddock, South-Carolina ; Beard, Nantucket.
OUTWARD ENTRIES. For
Seymour, Bermuda ; Rose, Honduras ; Tdwnfend,
Glasgow ; Caldwill, Falmouth ; Burrows, St. Chri
ftophers ; Middleton, Salem.
CLEARED for DEPARTURE. To
Campbell, Madeira ; Conkling, Halifax ; Tweed,
Topfan ; St. Croix, and Watlon, Rhode-Ifland ;
Dugan, St. Chrirtophers ; Vine, St. Croix ; Smith,
Falmouth O. E. Aikin, Dartmouth N. E. Barnard,
Salem; Anderson, Cork; Whetten, St. Croix;
Hopper, Bristol; Buffit, North-Carolina; Surtus,
Virginia.
Port of Philadelphia, March 29.,
Arrived. Green and Covell, Lisbon ; Allen,
Madeira; Mitchell, Virginia; Rivers and Alberfon,
New-York ; Weft, St. Lucia.
To be SOLD at public Vendue,
At the Merchant's Coffee House, at 12 o'clock
TO-MORROW,
A few quarter calks old Madeira wine,
A handy young Negro wench,
And a parcel ot Houfebold and Kitchen-furniture.
A great Variety of dry Goods are daily telling
At ANTHONY L. BLEECKER's
Vendue Store,
In the usual way,
Where also may be had excellent Madeira, from 40 to
£.70 per Pipe, warranted genuine; Brandy, Geneva,
Pepper, Indigo, Weft-India Rum, &c.
On Tuesday the 25th Instant,
Will be fold at Public Vendue at the COFFEE-HOUSE,
between 12 and 1 o'clock, (if not disposed ot at Private
Sale before)
TH A T convenient house and large lot of ground,
fronting on Queen-street, the property of George
Elsworth, at prelent in tenure of Mr. Lewis, adjoining
the house and lot now occupied by Mr. John Muiray;
with a good kitchen and stable, a grass plot, cistern, well
of excellent water, &c. in the yatd. The lot is. about
20 feet wide, and near 150 feet in length. For further
Particulars enquire of
ANTHONY L, BLEECKER.
WHEREAS 1 the fubfenber having a mortgage
executed to me by Catharine Sixnpfon, in her
life time, and Since deceased, for all that certain piece or
parcel of ground, being part of a certain lot of ground
Situate lying and being in the city of New-York, in the
north-ward of the fame city, on the north fide of a certain
street called Naflau-ftreet, and is part of the ground called
the Spring-Garden, and known and distinguished by
lot No. 15, bounded Southerly by Nassau-street aforefaid;
easterly by lot No. x 6, granted to Joseph Fortin; nor
therly by part of the said lot No. 15, and weflerly by lands
belonging to Samuel Edmunds ; containing in front and
rear at each end, 291 feet, and in length on each fide
35 feet, with all and fingtilar the premises and appurte
nances to the fame belonging, which yet remains unfa
tisfied; do therefore hereby give notice te all perlons
interested in the fame, that I will, pursuant to an ad? of
the Governor, the Council, and the General Aflembly of
the province of New-York, in such case made and pro
vided, expose the fame to sale at public vendue, to the
highest bidder, on Thursday the 6th day of April inst.
at 12 o'clock of the fame day, on the premises.
JANE FORBES.
AUCTION ROO M,
Are daily felling off, a variety of seasonable GOODS.
They laave to dispose of at private Sale,
Irith beef, Irish butter, St. Peterfburgh hemp, new
rice, Philadelphia hard soap, a few pairs of fashionable
looking glasses, brandy, geneva, queen's and common
ware in crates ; an assortment of Irish linens. AND,
A few Boxes genuine Keyser's PILLS.
At Templeton and Stewart's
On Wednesday next, the sth of April,
Will be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, peremp
torily, at the house of Mr. Thomas Fisher, in
Maiden Lane,
rr^HE whole stock in trade belonging to that
gentleman ; confiding of a general assortment
of the following articles, and to continue fiom day
to day, till the whole are disposed of, viz.
Broad cloths and plushes,
Serges, everlastings, and velvets,
Furtians, callimancoes,
Durants, Shalloons, and tammies,
Camblets, ruffels, allopens, grazets,
Silverets, bombazeens, crapes,
Counterpanes, dimothy, petticoats, & quiltings,
Peelongs, farfenets, fattins, modes, ducapes,
Damasks, taffeties, luteftrings,
Persians, gauzes, aprons, millinets,
Mullins, cambricks, lawns,
Gloves, mens and womens of all forts,
An assortment of hosiery,
Chintzes, callicoes,
Bristol and Hole's Shoes,
Silk and linen handkerchiefs,
Sewing silks, tapes, muffs and tippets,
Mens and boys hats,
Womens ditto,
French and English beads.
Fans and combs,
An assortment of ribbands and bindings,
Ditto, cf buttons, buckles, arid knives,
Laces, &c. &c. &&
With indigo and powder blue.
N. B. The sale will begin at to o'clock each
Morning, by P. M'DAVITT.
CO ARSE and fine
Irilh linens',
Printed linens,
Chintzes,
Cambricks, lawns,
Flower'd milllins,
White flower'd mode's,
Ditto fattens, :,
Pink, white, and yellow
fattens.
Striped hollands,
At the Coffee-House,
TO-MORROW,
A parcel of Englilh muttard in bottles, and 1
quarter calk of Madeira wine.
Will be peremptorily SOLD,
A Likely, handy Negro girl, about nine years of
age, that has had the small pox and measles.
A quantity of mahogany furniture, and twenty barrels
limes.
.PUBLIC AUCTION.
At DANIEL M'CORMICK's
'VENDUE HOUSE,
Tor S ALE,'
EVERY DAY THIS WEEK,
At the COFFEE-HOUSE,
TO-MORROW, at Noon,
: Silk handkerchiefs,
Kentings, gauzes,
Flower'd aprons,
Kenting handkerchiefs,
^Poplins, grazets,
fMarfeilles pettycoats,
Broad cloths,
jShalloons,
Forrest cloths,
;Velvets,
;Silk knee garters, &c.
State of the Delaware Lottery,
Confining of 12275 Tickets.
Tickets fold 4510. Tickets unfold 7765.
The 4510 Tickets fold, at £. 4 each, is £. 18040
The Prizes drawn to them amounted to 14101
Lofh £-3938
The 7765 Tickets unfold, at £.4 each is £. 31060
The Prizes drawn to them, amounted to 34998 7 6
£• 3938 7 6
IX 7 HEREAS man, who purcbafed Tickets in the
* V Delaware Lottery for the Sale of Lands be
longing to the Earl oj Stirling, have, under divers
Pretexts, refufed to pay for them ; and as bis Lordjbip
has no Remedy at Law to compel Payment, it is impof
fble to collea Monies fufficient to difebarge the Incum
brances on the Lands contained in the said Lottery ;
and notwithstanding the said Earl of Stirling has been
so fortunate as to draw to the Tickets remaining in his
Hands unfold, Prizes which amount to near Four Tbou
fand Pounds more than the Amount of the Price of the
Tickets so remaining on Hands, as appears by the an
nexed State of the Lottery, yet be is willing to forego
the Advantage of that Profit, and is dejirous of leaving
every Purcbafer of Tickets on the fame Footing as if the
Lottery had never been drawn.---It is conceived that
no reasonable Man will complain of this, who candidly
conjiders that if the Lottery is not carried fully into Exe
cution it is wholly owing to the Purcbafers of the Tic
kets who now refufe to pay for them. He is therefore
under the Necessity of declaring to the World, that the
said Lottery, and every Part thereof, and ever, Trans
action therein, mus be null and void to all Intents and
Purposes ; and hereby gives Notice that all such Per
sons as have purchased Tickets in said Lottery, and
have paid jor them, to apply to the Perfins to whom
they paid their Money, for Re-payment; and all Per
sons who bavefold Tickets jor Money, or Value thereof,
in said Lottery, are hereby requeued to repay the fame to
the Perfonsfrom whom they received it.
STIRLING.
bn Tuesday the gift of Aril l , .
Will be S OLD at the Merchant's CofFzE-Hovsi,
peremptorily,
By P. M'D AVIT T,
ALL that valuable and well Situated cemmodiovt
House and Lot, many years known by the name
of the Queen's Head Tavern.
And To-Morrow,
Will be Sold at the Merchant's Coffee-Hou-fe, at Noon,
A Parcel of bi own Sugar in Hogsheads.
To be SOLD on Tuesday, the 4th day of April next, at
the Merchant's COFFEE-H OUS E, (unless sooner
disposed of at Private Sale)
The very valuable BREWERY and Buildings,
SITUATE in the Weft Ward of the City of New-
York, near the place formerly called VAUX-HALL,
which lately belonged to George Harrison, Richard
Nicholls, and James Leadbetter.
P. M^D AVI TT.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
By THOMAS Wm. MOORE.
To-morrow,
Will be Peremptorily SOLD, at the
VENDUE HOUSE,
SEVERAL pieces of muslins, cambricks and printed
linens.
On Wednesday,
At the COFFEE-HOUSE,
Two healthy Negro women, who can do all manner of
house work: one of them understands cooking, and has
a female child two years old, which is to be fold with the
mother.
On Thursday,
Will be peremptorily fold at the Vendue-Houfe,
Several silver plated Slew pans and sauce pans (without
which no family Should be, who can afford to purchase
them) and a quantity of ufeful plate, and japan'd ware.
Choice CAROLINA INDIGO, at private sale.
THE fubferiber hereof takes this method to inform
the public, that he intends erecting a STAGE
V AGGON, to ply between Hackett's-Town, in Surtax
County, and New-York, once a week, for one year, to
commence the second Monday in May next, and continue
to set out oh every Monday morning from said place,
through Flanders, Black-River, Mendem, and so to
Morris-Town that day: the next morning proceeds from
thence through Newark, to Powles-Hook ferry; there
tarry on Wednesday: Thursday return back as far as
Morris-Town, and on Friday proceed on to Hackett's-
Town again, calling at the different fiages aforefaid. All
persons wh, may have bufinef sin town, which can be
tranfafted by him, he hopes will favour him with their
commands, and they may rest assured he will do his ut
m)ft endeavour to perform them in a Satisfactory manner.
Good accommodations will be provided for passengers, and
the best of treatment given by the public's
Mort: obedient humble servant,
THOMAS DOUGLAS.
— PUBLIC AUCTIONS
At the House ofMr. THOMAS DOUGHTY,
In Dock-Street,
Will be peremptorily fold on Tuesday, the 11th instant;
tr H E remaining stock he hason hand, in the Grocery
g business, with a neat aflortment of houlehold fur
niture, confiding of Mahogany chairs, dining tables,
Cabinet do, chest of drawers, pier glasses and sconces,
pictures, china, an excellent eitht day clock, with the
movements of the moon and day of the month ; besides
a variety of good kitchen furniture, fmoak jack, &c.
On Wednesday the sth Instant,
At the Merchant's COFFEE-HOUSE,
2 Pipes of genuine Madeira wine, 5 years old,
2 Pipes - - ditto - - 3 years old.
Public Notice is hereby given,
THAT the Stage belonging to Abraham Godwin, at
the Great Falls, is to set out from his house on
Monday, the third day of April, enfuirig, at 7 o'clock
in the Morning to Powles-Hook, and to return the next:
day from Powles-Hook, at ten of the clock in the Morn
ing to the Great Falls; also to set out on Friday, and re
turn on Saturday the said week, and to continue twice a
week till next December, Any Gentlemen and Ladies,
that come up to fee the Falls, and do not like to stay for
the Stage day, that the Stage ffiall return next day : The
Price of the Stage from the Falls to Powles-Hook is Three
Shillings York Money, and so in proportion at Two
Pence per mile for each passenger.
ABRAHAM GODWIN.
March 22. 17,5#
To be S OL D,
By THOMAS FRANKLIN,
At his Store in the Fly;
BEST red Clover' Seed, a few Hampers of Shone's
best bottled Porter, 7-8, yard, and yard 3-8
Cotton Check, 7-8, and yard wide Irish Linen.