The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1781-07-16 00:00:00, page 4

SIX DOLLARS Reward. l
RUN-away on Monday the 2d of July, from his'
matter John Andrew Simerman, milkman, in
Warren-street, New York, a negro man named
Hector, but sometimes passes by that of Henry ; he
was formerly the property of Capt. Bufkirk, of.
Long-Bland, and by information received, has lately
created the ferry to that Island: He is about forty
years of age, very black visage, a little grey headed,|
and stoops in his walk: Had on a round old hat, a
linen fnuff colour'd coat, claret colour corderoy bree
ches, speckled shirt, and pepper and fait colour dock
ings. All persons are forewarned not to harbour
the said negro, and whoever will fecrue him so that
his master may have him again, shall be raj the 1
above reward, and all reafonabie charges.'l
TO BE # SOLD,
THREE lots of land on the fouthedy fide of Cort
landt or Leary-street, near the Broad-Way, and
opposite to the writerly end of the Ofwego-Market, two
of uhich lots are in breadth in front on laid street 40 feet
in the rear 40 feet, and in depth 110 feet ; the other lot is
,§ fat : n breadth in front and rear, andin depth 100 feet.‘
This street is at present almost as advantageous a situa
tion for the grocery Qr other business, as any in this citv
and will, upon a re-ribbliihment of civil government, be
a mft capital stand, from its vicinity to the Ofwego-
Market, North-River, and Landing-place from Powles-
Hock-Ferry, which will be a thorough fare not only for
those who come to market, but for the people who may
pass and repafs from the cities of New-York and Phila
delphia. Also to be LET for the term of 21 years, nine
lots lying on the banks of the Did North-River, and two
Jots in Field-Market-Street. Likewise to be leafed for
such number of years as shall be agreed upon, two spa
cious lots in Broadway, and two in New-street. Propo
fih in writing, for the said lots, or any of them, will be
received by John Kelly, notary-public, No. 33, Hanover
. Square, who is empowered to fell, and let the laid lots, and
as no preference is premised to any person the highest
bidder will be preferred.
TO BE SOLD,
And poffeflion immediately given,
TWO lots of land situate in Broad-street, near
the Exchange, in a remarkable good stand for
business. Proposals in writing will be received by
' John Kelly, No. 33, Hanover-Square, who is em
powered to fell the fame.
TO be fold, an exceeding good three story ada
half new brick dwelijug-houfe, ftahles and
other necessary buildings,with a large lot of land and
convenient cittern, situate in the Broadway, in the
city of New-York, in a good hand for business, and
agreeable part of the city. Proposals in writing will
be received by John Kelly, Notary Publick, No. 33
Hanover. Square, who isimpowered to dispose of the
fame ; as no preference is promifed,the highest bidder
will be preferred. N. B, Said Kelly has sundry
lots to fell and lease. —
TO be LE FT for twenty-one years from the 25th
March last, a LOT of twenty-one acres of good
land, of whih pofieffion will immediately be given, situ
ate near Greenwich on the Island of New-York, whereon
is a remarkable fine spring of water. Two sides of this
lot are already fenced in, and the rest may easily be in
ch fed. Also two lots of land on the north fide of Cort
hndt-ftreet, near the King's wood yard to be let for the
fame teim. Proposals in writing will be received by
John Kelly, No. 33, Hanover-Square, whois empowered
So Irafe the fame. As no preference is promised, the
higbeft bidder will be preferred.',
r — _ „ _
JrtOrbe Lett for such Term of Years as /hiM
& be agreed on, two Lots of Land in the Broad
way, two ditto in New-street, ,2 ditto on the Banks
of the North River, and 4. ditto in Field-Market
Street, or Pettycoat Lane. Proposals in waiting
wi I be received by John Kelly, Notary Public, at
No. 33, Hanover Square, who is empowered to lease
the fame. As no preference is premised the highest
bidder will be preferred.
And possession immediately given,
A Lot of land on the northerly fide of Cortlandt
or Leary-street, being in breadth in front and
rear 2$ feet, and in depth 128 feet: This situation
i < oft advantageous from its vicinity to the North-
R er, as well as from being in a street which leads
to P wles-Hook ferry, from whence all travellers to
and fom the cities of New-York and Philadelphia,
pas and repafs ; which muff, upon a re-eftablifh
m nt of civil government, render it a most capital
Hand for any kind of business. Also two lots of
land on the southerly fide of the fame street, near the
Ofwego Market, being in breadth in front and rear
40 feet, and in depth 110 feet. Likewise sundry
lots to he let in the fame street, for the term of 21
yeas. Prcpdfals in writing will be received by John
Kelly, Notary Public, Hanover-Square, No. 33,
who is empowered to fell the fame. As no prefe
rence is promised the highest bidder will be preferred.
Five Dollars Reward.
RUN-away fiom the Aurora victualler,Corftable
Saunders, matter, lying at rhe commiflary I
wharf, an apprentice lad named Morris Rowning,
about 19 veais of age, of a middle size, yellow hair,
and paleifh complexion : Had on a white flannel
Jacket, long troffers, and a new round hat. The
above reward will be paid by Capt. Saunders, (who
mav be found at Mr. Nutter's) to any person who
will apprehend and bring laid lad on board the above
marred flli
Sundry Lots of Land,
TO BE LEASED, for such term of years as
(hall be agreed on, situate on the North-River.
Enquire at No. 5, Fair-street, or of John Kelly,
Nota y Public, Hanover-Square, No. 33.
Who has two good dry cellars to let, in an ad
vantageous situation.
No. 3', Hanover-Square,
SUPERFINE and second broad cloths, rattinets,
/ha'loons, tammies and durants; serges, calli
coes, chintzes, printed handkerchiefs, yard wide Irish
linens from 3s. 6d to 7s. 6d. per yard, brown and
white Russia sheetings and ravens duck, black rul
fels, printed Ituff, and fattinet, lutefbirgs, mantuas,
armozeens and brocades, fattens, peelongs, modes,
peifans, taffeties, bandances, romalr, and black
Barcelona handkerchiefs; ribbons, thread edgings,
black and white laces and sewing fitks, hosiery and
cutlery, London claret in cases, Madeira and genuine
red Port in pipes.
TO BE SOLD,
A Good two dory and an half dwelling-house,
situate in Qeen-ftreet, near the Fly-Market,
in an exceeding good stand for business. Proposals
in writing will be received by John Kelly, No. 33,
in Hinnver-Sqnare.
Jult imported in the tatt \elleis 11m Europe, and
now gening for 'ale by
ROBERT GAULT,
TO BE SOLD,
Just imported in the Diana, Capt. Elphinitone, Commo
dore Hood, Capt. Black ; Thon as, Captain Nowland,
from Cork ; and Garland, Cap', Downs, from Dublin ;
now landing at Beckman's-flp, the following articles,
aqd to be fold by
Charles and Thomas Eddy,
BES,T Irilh meft and cargo beef and pork, in barrels
and half barrels,
Rose butter in firkins and fcegt,Superior quality,
Ox tongtecs, hams, loaf sugar,
Mould and dipt candles, soap in boxes,
Fine frefh flour in barrels and sacks,
Men and womens coarse and fine shoes,
Boots and fpatterdafhe#, tin ware assorted,
Knives and forks, cutteau and penknives,
Razors, feiffars, lead pencils.
Ink pots, looking glaifts,
Padlocks, cubboard locks,
Saddles and bridles elegantly mounted,
Beaver hats, bellows, quills,
Assortment of coat and vest buttohs,
Shoe and knee buckles, leather pocket books,
Powder flafc, combs, dragon canes,
Jewellery, Iriffi linen and ruffled shirts,
Printed cottons, tapes, cambrick, lawn,
Kenting and mullin handkerchiefs, oznaburgs,
A variety of silks, ncweft patterns,
A few boxes glass ware,
Porter in hogsheads and bottles,
Madeira Wine in pipes and quarter-calks.
JOHN HOULROYD,
FORMERLY inn-keeper at the Three Tuns
Hempftead Plains, returns his sincere thanks to
the gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and the Pub
lick in general, for their patt favours; and begs leave
to inform them, that he has opened a house at Flufli
ing. for their reception, where the Public in general
will meet with good accommodations both for man
and horse, at the sigh 6f the QUEEN's HEAD, by
the Publick's humble ffgvant,
JOHN HOULROYD.
Umbrellas
BY
ALEXANDER ZUNTZ,
No. i 6, Water-street, a few doors below the Coffee-
House-.-who has to dispose of on very low terms
by wholesale, for cash only;
A Neat assortment of seasonable and fashionable
DRY GOODS, hardware, jewellery, plate,
and plated ware ; Gold, silver and metal watches,
warranted ; Very best London made fine and mili
tary fnoes, by the trunk, womens ditto. Wax
candles, and hair powder in boxes of 112 lb. put
up in pound papers.
Valentine Nutter,
STATIONER,
No. 22, Water-Street, eppofite the Coffee-Houfe, has
for sale, on the lowest terms, the following articles ;
BLANK books of all fixes for merchants accompts,
company accompt books, orderly book# of all forts
and sizes, do. memorandum bocks, navy journals, mer
chantmens journals; drawing and writing paper of all
fixes, letter paper gilt and plain, cartridge and wrapping
paper, office, pens and quills, sand boxes, pounce boxes
and pounce, Irish vermillion wafers, very best Dutch
fealig wax, common do. flat, round, and all other kinds
of ink stands, all forts of pocket ink-holders, ink pow
der, patent ink cake, and ready made red and black ink,
do. marking ink ; all forts of pocket books red and black,
Afifkin memorandum books of different fixes, fine and
common playing cards, large message cards, visiting
ornamented cards, scales for the use of compting houses,
files for do. alphabets of all fixes, ivory folding knives,
very good and common pen-knives, office pen knives
with ivory handles, office pink tape large and small,
bottles for ink-stands, lead paper prefers, Crow quills,
Camel hair pencils, India ink, water colours in drops,
Ihells, or galley pots, writing and /having apparatus in
mahogany boxes, /having apparatis in pocket books very
portable, razors of the firft quality, straps and hones,
/having boxes, hair powder, pomatum, blacking-ball,
patent cake blacking, c:fes of mathematical instruments,
Gunner's scales and dividers, boxes of marking types, of
different fixes, slates and pencils, backgammon tables,
cribbage boards, port folio's, cyphering and copy books,
violin firings, by the gross or dozen, hautboy reeds,
baffjon do. harplicord wire by the set, Warren's patent
powder f>r cleaning cloth in boxes, with brushes, gold
leaf by the book, cloaths brushes, crooked combs, silk
purses,
Sea Books, Maps, and Charts.
Just Imported,
In the ship Walter, Capt. Haftte, trm Clafgow, ship
Thomas. Capt. Nowlands, and brig Bella, Capt. Croff
thwaite, from C 1 r<, and to be fold on the lowest terms
for cash, at No. 221, Queen-Street,
By Thomas Buchanan, and Company,
IRISH mess beef in tierces and barrels,
Irish mess pork in barrels,
Rose butter of the firft quality in firkins,
Fresh flour and oatmeal of excellent quality in barrels,
Barley in barrels and kegs, best brown turpentine soap,
Dipt and mould candles, a few bales of otnaburgs,
Ravens duck, fail cloth a few bales,
A few trunks womos common, callimancoe and best
French heel'd Ihors.
White and coloured threads, thread flocking 9,
Tape and quality binding, diaper table cloths,
Brown Holland and Irish linen, printed linen,
Check handkerchiefs, a large assortment of silk gauze,
Needle worked lawn aprons and handkerchiefs,
Callieses, tommies, durants, and callimancoes,
Black fatten, modes, and fa-Tenets, cambricks,
Lawns and sewing silk.
They have also for sale, PORT, LISBON, and FAYAL
WINE of the firft quality, in pipes, hogihmds, and
quarter calks.
Quarter waggoners, Hamilton Moor's daily assistant,
Arkinfon's epitomes, Wilson's navigation, mariner's
compass, and kalendar, vade mecum, and seaman's guide,
maps of North and South-Carolina, maps of Pennsylvania,
maps of New-Jersey, maps of New-England, charts of
North and South Carolina, do. of Chefapeak, do. of
Delaware, do. of Boston Bay, and harbour, do. of Gulf
of St. Lawrence, do. of the river of St. Lawrence, 12
fleets do. of Gulph of Florida, &c.
Johnston's dictionary, Entick's spelling do. Maire's
book keeping, Hill's arithmetick, Schoolmaster's assist
ant, young man's companion, Boyce's pantheon, Boyer's
French and English grammar, German and Engli/h do.
Louth's Engli/h grammar, A/h's introduction do. Ward's
Latin grammar, Greek do. Fenning's Engli/h grammar,
bibles, testaments, pfaltcrs, spelling books, primmers,
and horn books by the dozen, or smaller quantity, a va
riety of chapmen books, a great variety of small books for
children, &c. A great variety of song books, and jest
books; bonnet boards by the gross or dozen ; fine battle
powder by the pound, or larger quantity.
N. B. Turlington's original balsam, and many other
articles too tedious to mention.
ftf # B®ok binding in all its branches performed with
neatMefs and dispatch, on the most reasonable terms.
J O Y C E's
Grand American Balsam,
SOLD BY H. GAINE.
Madeira, Port,
Lisbon, and Tene
riffe wines, by the pipe,
quarter erfle, or dozen,
Claret in hog/heads and
hottles,
Old Jamaica spirits,
Old Antigua rum,
'Weft-India and common
ditto,
Coniac and common
brandy,
Holland Geneva,
London potter in hhds.
and bottles,
Cherry brandy, molasses,
Fine Florence oil,
Anchovies, capers, olives
Mangoes and walnuts,
Wine vinegar,
Double and single refined
sugar,
Lump and mufeovado do
Hyfon, green and bohea
teas,
Gloucester and Cheshire
cheese,
For any port in Great-Britam, or Ireland, as
1 freight may offer,
a^^"' '"£'-DIANA,
'i p^ffl^N PETER ELPHINSTONE,
Master;
O —Also the Brigantine
Commodore Hood,
JAMES BL ACK, 'Matter,
Apply to Charles and Thomas Eddy, or the matters
on board at Beekman's Slip.
Imported in the fait ships from London and Glafg@w,
and now open for sale at
Robermßpgle, and Co's.
STORE, No. 20, Hanover-Square, opposite Messrs.
u Bowman and Codner,
YARD wide and 7-8 Iri/h linen,
Low priced Peering,
Nuns thread-and coloured ditto,
Corderoys, jeans and Dutch cord,
Men and womens thread hose ; flowered aprons,
Plain lawn, plain and chain gauzes, catgut, &c.
Black and coloured silk handkerchief,, printed do.
Velvet bound hats, womens callimancoe shoes,
Childrens Morocco ditto, sorted,
A few trunks of Hales's ditto,
Hardware and cutlery, stationary.
Soap and candles, glass ware, &c. &c.
Also a quantity of EXCELLENT
l^ew ROSE BUTTER.
half barrels,
Fresh fuperfine floor,
Mo<d and dipt candles,
Red herrings, in barrels
: and half barrels,
English and American
hams,
White wine vinegar.
Pigs tongues in kegs,
Neats ditto, . _
Loaf, powder and brown
Sugar,
Turpentine and Caftile
soap,
Gloucetter and Cheshire
cheese,
Coffee in barrels.
By the last vessels from England and Ireland,
A Quantity of new mess Port wine,
BEEF and PORK, Green and Bohea teas,
in tierces, barrels and Black pepper,
John Remfen,
At his store, No. 30, in Water-Street, corner of
King-Street, has for sale,
The following Articles, viz.
ALEXANDER and MILLER,
HAVE FOR SALE,
OLD Madeira Wine in pipes.
Do. Ldbon in De.
Do. Port in Do.
Do. Coni c brandy in Do.
Bottled porter in cases ofei^ht dozen each,
Cheese vatious kinds in calks,
Hams and fmoaked beefin do.
Ox tongues in firkins,
Irish butter in do.
Mould and dipt candles in boxes 25 lb. each,
Brown soap in boxes 28 lb. each,
Loaf sugar in ho; /heads,
Hyfon, fou/hong and b^hea tea in chests,
Pepper in ca/ks too lb. each,
A few packages of dry goods fit for the present
feafoß.
Just imported in the last Velfels,.aad to be fold by
EDWARD GOOLD,
In HANOVER-S QU A R E,
NEW rose butter, Qlotcefter cheese,
Mess beef, ox tongues in half barrels,
Engli/h pork in half barrels, vinegar,
Welsh ale and draught porter,
Port wine .of the vintage, 78,
Tortola rum, old Jamaica spirits, very high proof,
Linseed oil in jars, paints ground in oil,
Riggings brushes ar d mops,
Lamp black, boxes of tin,
A calk of hard metal spoons,
A few dozen of hand fiws, /hot from No. rto 6,
Bar iron and German steel,
Earthen and glass ware,
Mens, womens and childrens /hoes,
Mens, boys and sailors hats, mustard in cases,
Superfine scarlet, white, blue and coloured broad
cloths, ra/tinets to match,
Womens India cotton hose,
Irish linnens from is. to 10s. per yard,
Nankeens, bandanoe handkerchiefs,
Book muffin handkerchiefs, fine edgings,
Black lace, silk muslin, morea gowns,
Sail canvas, oznaburgs,
Engliffi mould candles, and best hard soap,
Allen's claret in cases,
A few calks Madeira wine in bottles,
Bohea, foufhong, congo and hyfon teas,
A few bags new hops, &c. &c.
A new anchor of 1000 wt. and a few packages of
twine, and lines.
JOHN PE LL,
At No. 1,1, Queen-street, near Beekman's-flip,.
HAS FOR SALE,
Chocolate,
Playing cards,
Olives,
Capers,
Anchovies, <ln bottles.
Girkins,
Walnuts,
Pipes of different lengths,
Mustard loose and in bot
tles,
Old spirits,
Ditto rum,
Barley in kegs,
Holland geneva,
Wrapping paper,
Writing ditto,
Dried cod fifh,
Mace, cinnamon, cloves,
Nutmegs,
Rose butter in firkins,
Mould and dipt candles,
Caftile & turpentine
soap,
Basket salt, alfpice,
Pepper and ginger,
Best Durham mustard,
Chocolate and coffee,
Poland starch, indigo,
,Fig and powder blue,
Snuff in bladders and
bottles,
Cut and pigtail tobacco,
Mogul, Harry and An
drew cards,
Cotton and wool cards,
Cotton wool,
Bird /hot from No.i to 7,
Raisins in calks and jars,
Bacon hams,
Wrapping paper,
Bees wax, new rice,
Mowing feythes,
Also a few barrels of fine
Flout.
F ° r GLASGOW,
f^sW\ The Brig BETT Y,
J° HN M'Dovgall, Matter;
A ''° ut g°°d vessel, fails salt,
1 and has excellent accommo
'^^^=3fe'd*tions foi passengers :For freight
or passage, apply to Hodgzard and Graham, in Ha
nover-Squire, or the said Capt. on board, at Bache's
wharf. There is on board said veflel for sale, very
low, some firkins of excellent butter, and a few do
zen of the
Best Fort Wine in bottles.
Edward Bardin,
Removed from the Fly-Market, to No. 47, the upper
end of Nassau-street, opposite the new Brick Meet
ing, where he has for sale, the follow Articles:
SPIRITS and rum by the hogshead or less quan
tity; different kinds of wines, as Madeira, Pert,
Tenerciff, , Fyal, &e. H)fon and common green tea,
molasses by the hogshead or less quantity, hams, ba- *
con, beef and pork, cheese, butter by the firkin or
less, powder sugar in boxes, brown mufcovado and
loaf fugarof sundry qualities, geneva by the case or
less quantity, fnuff in bottles; Philadelphia fuper
fine flour by the barrel, raisins by the keg or jefe,
anchovies in bottles, figs by the frail or smaller
quantity, plain and turpentine soap by the box or
less, dipt and mould candles ; and all other articles
in the grocery way.
All tavern-keepers or families may depend upon
being served with all kinds of liquors of the belt
quality and upon the most reafonabie terms, and shall.
be delivered without any expence.
HALL and BIRK S,.
At No. 977, Beekman's Slip,
Have for sale, on the lowest terms,
fyfADEIRA, red port, and Li/bon wines by the
1 A pipe, quarter calk, or dozen; hyfon, green,
fufhong and bohea teas, double and single refined
loaf sugars, mufeovado ditto, old Jamaica fpiritr,
brandy and rum by the puncheon or gallon, mess
beef and pork in tierces, barrels and half bairell,
/hip bread, flour of a good quality, a frefh assort
ment ot butter ; shot from No. 1 to 4, with a general
assortment of groceries, a few tierces of good rice,
a parcel of damaged bread and oatmeal.
a,A For LONDON,
' a " '""b° r 'without Convoy)
The Ship Theresa,
A remarkable (tout and faft failing
vessel, mounts ^ fix pounders, and
men answerable: For freight or pas
sage, apply to the matter on board at Brownejohn'a
wharf, or to HUGH SMITH, and Co.
MRS. Shackerly has taken a house in a
healthy and airy situation, (No. 84, Broad
way, opposite Trinity Church) and propolis keeping
a BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, for young
Ladies, who will he taught to read Engli/h with
propriety; plain few ing,'Drefden and all kinds of
needle work in the neatest and most elegant manner.
Also the beautiful and pleasing art of painting ganzp,
&c. The drifted attention will he paid to the mo.
rals, and every endeavour and diligence tiled to in
culcate and impress the love of virtue and delicacy
on the minds ot those children entruiled to her care.
As the improvement of a pupil is the teacher's high,
est and best recommendation, Mis. Shackerly will
only undertake the education of a limited number,
and hopes from her steady and constant attention, to
give a general fatisfaQion to her employers; there
lore begs leave to request those gentlemen and ladies
who may be inclined to encourage her, to be speedy
in their application. ctf.
SUPERFINE cloths, caffimers, rattinets, ftockenets,
imperial ribs. Florentines and princes fluffs, black,
blue, olive, and crimson vclvcrets, moreens, callimancoea,
fattinets and lastings, scarlet and white flannels, baizes ;
mens fine black hats mens fine Ihors and boots, military
/hoes and shirts, womens best fatten, callimanco and lad
ing /hoes, childrens Morocco ditto; a large assortment
of black laces, blond lace, a large and beautiful assortment
of thread laces and edgings; a great variety of Barcelona,
bandano, lungee, and romal silk handkerchiefs ; a larpe
assortment of plain book and tambour book muslins;
muslin chintzes and handkerchiefs, cambricks and lawns,
furniture callicoes, feathers and flowers; India Persians,
jeans, fuftians and corduroys; checks of all kinds; nan
keens, fattins, modes and farfenets, brocaded silks and
luteftrings; bombazeens, ladies and girls stays, an elegant
assortment of ribbons and gauzes, tiffanies, white crape
and minionet flowered aprons, Marseilles quiltings; Irish
I.nens, Russia sheetings, dam fk and diaper table cloths,
and huckabacks; clouting diaper, morea gowns; cotton
counterpanes; a beautiful allortmcnt of gown and cloak
trimmings; mens white and black silk hose, patent rib'd
and plain white thread mens and womens silk and cotton
hose, mens white and black silk gloves, womens silk
mits, ladies fans, silk ard callimanco quiks, men and
womens linen and jean gloves; chip hats, elegant assort
ment of metal and pearl buttons; fine cast steel razors,
Whitechapel needles, pound and French wire; tapes and
bobbins, white and coloured threads, white and brown
buckrams, Ihirt buttons, sewing silks of all colours, liner
and tassels for bed and window curtains.
O.ange and lemon juice,late imported from Charleftown;
Madeira in cases of fix dozen; cherry brandy, Howe's
acid; soap, starch, and hair powder, Durham mustard,
pomatum, a neat aflortment of perfumery, playing cards.
^ Also COARSE SALT.
POLLOCK and URQUHART,
No. 16, Great Dock-Street,
Have imported in the Rebeck, from London, for
Sale by tb¥ Package,
LOAF Sugar in Cases of 6 to 800 C. wt.
Black Pepper, Sugar Candy, Pickles, Barley,
Hams, Cheese, Bohea and other Teas, Nutmegs,
Tallow Candles, Butter, Nankeens, Russia Sheetings,
Womensand Mens Shoes, Edgings, Summer Slops,
Writing Paper, an Assortment of freffi Garden Seeds,
and other feafmnable Goods.
Alexander Leckie,
No. 22, HANOVER-SQUARE,
Has imported inthe Quebec, Elecnota, and Nancy,
from London, and Glasgow, an elegant afford
ment of Dry Goods, such as.
London made Shoes and Boots,
Arrived in the Quebec, and for sale by
"John and George Inman,
No. 36, Hanover-Square,
ALS O, jewellery, cutlery, perfumery,
hats, hosiery, nankeens, bandanoc
handkerchiefs, arid a variety of other Arti.
CLES.
EDUCATION.