The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1775-10-30 00:00:00, page 4

Dr. RYA N's
Incomparable Worm-destroying
SUGAR PLUM BS,
Necrifaty to be kept in all Families.
00 exceedingly valued by all pee,le zebe bane bad of them
) in Great Britain and 'lreland, for their tranfrendent ex
ea<ncy tn the defraying worms cf oil kinds both in the bodies
of men, women, and children, by net only breaking the knots
in the Duodenum, or gutt next the fotnach, but they pa,
through the fmallef podges f the body, and jurge fry
tbofe ropy and Jiany humours which are the cauf of th^je
pernicious vermin, and the source of many other di,ilets ,
they are one of the best purges in tre whole world for grfs
bodied children that are apt to breed worms, and have .a re
bellies ; their operation is mild, fate and plcajant; they
wonderfully clean, the bowels of alt Jiff and c^m^y hu
mours which flop up th^ parts, ana prevent the ff cj
food being convened to the liver and made blo a, quench is
eftenthe 'cafe with children, and is attended with a hard
belt), finding breath, frequent fevers, rickets, and a decay
cf fongtb in the lower parted Likewise fettled aches and
tains in the bead, fuelling,, old Joreu, frabs, tetters,
breakings out, will be perfectly cured, anl rheF„a and Jkm
refored to its original purity and Jm^nf; they purge by
wine, and bring away the gravel, and d Dually cure all
obfruaions of the urine, or ulcers in the kidneys dry at
once frike at the true cauj' eof the fervy and entirely defray
if, and all fcorbutick humours and cfrhrs, root and branch,
Jo as never to return again; tend what makes them mere c.n
mendabk it, they are fellas agreeable to herb safe and fgb'k,
as leaf sugar ; a,d tn their ejection as innocent as re^t milk.
I rave by these plumbs cured a. grew many children of
•whooping, or ebin-c'tighs, and ag+ten, which aifempers are
very common and trouble,me to fmdlies, and the want of
the, plumbs are the ruin of many childrens cerfitutions.
'fheje plumbs enrich and ftaceten the whole mas of blood,
carry off all profs, corrupt and [titrid humours, and create
a ffo and healthy c%bxi^ in fecbes are affifled by any
putrid matter,
.The plumb is b great f)ieofrif clear,ng the reins 'of
fibre ; it expels wind, and is a {roereign medicine in the
cLolick and griping of the cutie It adapt and carries off
four vapours which occajsen many disorders in trie beau. It
opens all ob,ruffians in the fomacte. lungs, liver? ) reins and
bladder ; causes a good appetite and oelps digestion. It batt)
keen found wondetful, Juccefful to jueb persons as are
grind into chronicle difleirpers, as afbmat, phthtfiks, dr
foonrefs of breath, dropfes and yellow jaundice. Now I
hope all impartial perJins are fatisfed, that the medicine
which works upon juch humours, will k.lmo, teach any
dfrirper, if not too far gode, free corruption end pare
faaicn are the sere-runners c, al! dijeafes*, tier,ere no
'better pbtfek car. betaken for all ages, foxes and confits
tiers, ,<m infancy to an old dge. Jbe, ,Arabs are highly
Serviceable to the female fey, from the age of 14 '^ %°
years, and from 4° '° s°' Each box contains one cozen of
th, plumbs, price 8 fillings, %yitn printed directions.-
Bold by Hugh Gaine, in New-Turk, and by ^ other per,ll
in America, unless by bis appointment.
Diognoftick signs of Worms.
PALENESS in the face, itching of the nfe, holi^n,
of the eyes, grating of the teeth when ,rep, uulnef,
pains, and heaviness in the bead, a dry cough, an itchingin
the fundament, white and thick urine, unquiet f^p, °f fn
farting, loft appetite, fuelled belly, knawing and kiting
about the fomacb, frightful dreams, extreme. tb.ri&Jhe
body decayed and lean, fits, of ten vomiting,finking breath,^.
Directions for taking then:.
A child from 1 to 2 yeyrs may eat one plumb; fieri
%to 4 oneanda half; from 4 to 6 two ; from 6 to % two
and a balf; from £ to 12 three ; from 12 to 15, and all
above that age, may cat four plumbs, one hour or two before
vb rising, not to drink during that time, bus afterwards drwk
warm tea, tube;, or water-gruel; in taking loem, the pa,
tient mvf flap twoor three days betwixt each dose.
In agues, the fame quantity inuft be taken, two, three or
four hours before the fit caries on, and b&repeated three times.
In whooping or ch;n-cougs,givc tbequanwy above mentioned.
X7HEREAS the Fulling-Mitt o£ Hanover, in
VV Morris County, and the appurtenancesthere
tinto belonging, were advertised the 20th of last Sep
tember for fate, but not being fold for want of buy
ers ; I therefore, by the advice of a number of my
customers, inform the public, especially those who
live at a distance, that may perhaps be at a loss to
know whether I yet carry on the business at Hanover :
I do hereby acquaint 'them, that I carry on the
Fulling and Dytng Business in its several
branches, to the greatest perfection, where thepublie
may depend upon having their cloth done in the belt
manner, and with the greatest care and dispatch;
almod anv colour dyed upon woollen cloth, yarn,
wool and silk orcotton, linen, &c. But dye duffs
sometimes proving not good, neither can I find in
New-York or Philadelphia, of every fort or quality,
such as I could mention, fit for such and such colour
or dyes ; and the deadness of the wool, force of it
catifed by the hardness of the winter, and for want
of proper care taken of the Iheep, it seems to
be very hard or difficult (hiking some colours, to the
advantage or 4iade they do at home. I have followed
the trade feverai years in this country, have worked
aimed! ail over England, Scotland, and Ireland,
where it was my chief study in each place, to dive
into this mystery ; and th^ reasons above given, and
for want of encouragement, is the cause why I don't
dye every colour, as wall, and to as great perfection
as they do at home.
Men^clothes cleaned, and the spots taken,out, the
colour retrieved; women's fearlet cloaks cleared and
the colour retrieved ; as also gowns, skirts, silks, or
waistcoats ; takes mildews from goods damaged by
salt water, or otherwise, &c. by me
WILLIAM DENNISTON, Clothier,
At Hanover, Moriis County.
N. B. A journeyman wanted, that understands
his bufmefs in its several branches, or in the (hearing
and pressing way, at Hanover.
FIVE FOUNDS Reward.
RUN-AWAY August the 12th, 1775, "cm the
subscriber, living in Philadelphia, an indented
Irish fervart lad, named John Perry, about 5 feet 6
or 7 inches high ; fair complexion, red cheeks, black
hair, walks a little stooping and elumfy, looks plea
sant when taking, is a tollable handsome lad ; has
served part of his time to the rope-making bufmefs,
and has been ken in New York ; it is supposed he is
gone to f$ from that port, and is likely he may return
fare 6g,dn # Whoever secures said lad in any of his
Wjei&s.ndals, so that his matter may have him
%,^s.Fi,h3ve the above reward, and all reafona
^^sr^'paid, by
'RICHARD TETTERMARY.
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^^^^ ^=v-^ gTOLEN from the sub-
F^-™,'#, == O Briber living at Rye,
the beginning of Auguftbit,
^tf^™*"*'^ a bright sorrel mart, with a
i¥"^^ bald face, natural trotter, her
Pfeet white, four years old,
'^^W'?r^^*^ about 14 hands high, and
had a trick of heavingup her head. lis supposed
file was taken away by a certain Zephaniah Hubs ;
lie is 6 feet high, lender jnade, and a down look,
with light hair and thin beard. Whoever takes up
and secures the above mentioned Hubs, so that he
may be convicted of the said robbery, shall have
I'EN POUNDS reward, and all reasonable charges,
paid by SAMUEL LYON.
To be SOLD or LET,
(And entered upon immediately)
A Convenient house and a small tra& of land of
about 20 acres, pleasantly httiated in the town
of Eaft-Cheffer, opposite to the church, with three
dr four acres of fall meadow. The premises (if not
fold) will be let, with or without the land till the
firft of May next, or longer if required. For fur
ther particulars apply to the fubferiber in New-
Rochell. , •
T^ODOSIHS
' " = To be SOLD by
WILLIAM PRINCE,
At Flushing Landing, on Long-Island,
Near New-York,
A large Colle&ion of FRUIT TREES, &c.
as follows, viz.
ALL kinds of English cherries and others, all kinds
of plumba, peaches, ne^arine, apricots, pears,
quinces and apples ; a large quantity oj the black and
ivbite mulberry, ewbieb bear as they sand ; also about
one thousand Madeira nut trees, and a number of black
^dinu! and butter nut trees, Jig trees, black, red, and\
Qukite currants, green, yellows, and amber goofeberrie,
large chili, hautboy, red Qood, and white ft rawberry,
a quantity of bard and foft Jbell almond trees, and a
great number of large Barcelona filbert trees?
Flowering trees and Jbrubs, uiz. The large carolna
magnolia, 'catalfa, tulip tree, dogwood, faoav Wall,
lily, funding American honey-suckle, locufi trees, wild
tamarind trees, button wood trees, fafiafras trees,
[ Carolina alfpice trees, medlar trees, red cedar trees,
fine trees of different forts, such as white pine, J^rfry
and Weymoutb pine, double and fag^ Jpruce fir,
and all kinds of timber trees, evergreen trees, fonver
irg trees,.Jbrubs and plants.,.
The prices of the above trees, jbrubs and plants;
are as follows, viz. Fruit trees is. 6d. each, except
quince frees, ?na%ard and morello cherry trees, watch
are is. per tree ; currants and gooseberries 6d. per
plant; Madeira nuts, black wallnuts, andbutier nut
trees is. 6d. each; the Carolina magnolia 4s. per
ree ; tulip tree zs. 6d. catalfa tree is. 6d. snow ball
tree 3s. dogwood tree is. 6d.Jlly, locust, wild tamarind,
button-wood trees, funding American honey-suckle,
fefofras, cedars, medlars, Caroline alfrce, J,ruce,
and fine is. each, all other American Jbrubs, cdc.
according to their quality. Filbert trees at is. each.
A number if trees of the Balsam Peru at zl. (A. each.
.Alt the abdoe fruit trees are inoculated and grafted, and
fhoukl any pefor. incline to purchase, there are now many
tboufahds cf a proper fee for transplanting ; and if
wanted to be sent over sea, will be careful) put up in
either iratts, caf:, 'or boxes, fee of any expense except the
sirs cost of doe fad matri, cajks, or boxes. Any perfen may
have the pud trees, ^c; feat to New-York every Tuffday
and Fridays as on thr/e days two beats, the one commands 1
by fobn Yates; the other by William Keeje, who may com
monly be seen at or near .BerlinJs-Slip, constantly p:y f r:m
Flushing to Nezu-York : But jhtuld neither of the coats be
there, orders for the trees may be left v)i<b M.camuet
Prime; cabinet-maker; in New-York, oppofte the Jign of
the Horse and Cart, in Widinm-frect, formerly known by
the name of Horse and Cart-freet.
Any per fen may fee a Jud catalogue of the contents of th:s
rurpry, by applying to tie above Samuel Prince.
A N elderly Woman, qualified for a Cook and
Il House-Keeper, in which Capacity she has liye.4
with several Families in; this City, wants a PM&.
For farther Particulars apply to Hugh Gaine.
SCRIVENER'S OFFICE.
MR. KNAPP assures the public of his coolant '
attendance to execute the business cf th if office,
10 tar as the prefect unhappy crisis will admit ; that in
the molt candid and fatisfat'tcry manner he will continue
to give his advice and opinion as well in all cases of law
and equity, as on deeds, wills, and other writings ; will
draw articles of agreement and ca-partnerlhip, affidavits,
alignments, mortgages, leases, deeds, wills, petitions, ]
memorials, and every other writing, effeavally to anfwerl
the purposes intended, and that upon the most ealy charge,।
and in the fhortrft time poflible : Also, letters of attorney, i
certificates, &c. perfected under the city seal, or other
wise, at the cae may require.
Executors to wills, and administrators to irteflates
effaces will be regularly inftfu&ed in the execution ofl
their office, whereby to avoid the expence and- trouble .
which often happens from tire want of knowledge therein :
And fea-fareing men, as well as other ftiyngers, who
many times fall under difficulties not altogether relativel
to the law, will be particularly aftifted.
Cash at prefeni is scarce, bgt whoever mail pleafej
to favour this office with lending' out their money, may 1
rely on their intefeft being duly regarded. Debts reco-1
vered as usual. Broad- Street, :6th 06h>. 1775*
Io be SOLD or LET,
And entered upon the firft Day of M A Y next,j
A Good house arid small farm of land, situate in the
town of Jamaica, on Long Ihand, opposite the Coort-
Hotife, and within 40 yards of the Presbyterian Meeting
House. It i, a pleasant situation, and is a good stand ter ;
a store or tavern ; the house dl-huft new, with fourrotup,:
and a kitchen on the firft floor, three rooms, a lobby and ;
a large linter on the second floor, with a large garret 1
There are two good cellars under the house, federate from
each other; a good barri 'arid garden. The houfefead
let, aback of the house, is excellent land, containing i
I eight acres, whereon is a good orchard; there are c:§ft.
acres ft good wood land about a mile from the boufeftead,
and cigntacres of salt meadow about two and a half miles
from ditto, all belonging to fail tenement. Whoever ।
may incline to treat for the above, fliall have an indif-j
putable title by applying to the fubferiber, living on the 1
premifes.' JAMES HUGHSTON.}
Jamaica, 11th Sept. 177;.
Choice MADEiRa Vv I NE,
Jamaica SPIRITS, Weft-India RUM,
BRANDY, ARRACK, GENEVA,
Sweet Wine, Claret, Port,
PORTER in Bottles, LIME JUICE, MOLASSES,
QUART BOTTLES, PROOF BUTJ LES, CORKS,
^eft Mustard, and twelve Bottle Cases,
TOBE S%D
RvJOHN DUiNSCOMB.
/ rt'^*< To faii the 301)1 of October,
'° r ' AMA IC A,
And in her way will land Puffengetsat
ANTIGUA, St. KITTS,
FUSrAITA, or any other
of the Weft-India Islands,
Sloop -C HA N C E,
A Good vessel and well accommodated : For pafiage
! &m only, apply to Alexander Murray, at George-Crook
;(hank's, on Lu&or Brownjohu-'s wharf.
A Wet nurse, with a new breast of milk, that can be well|
recommended, is willing to go into a gentleman sfamily;'
l and a woman very well qualified as a boufe-.keeper, and a
; cook* Ary person wanting to employ either of the ahove
!mentioned Women, for Particulars are desired to apply to
I FI. (%ine. 1
iF a certain Mary Beatty, alias Parlons; will apply
to Mr. Cornelius Bradford, Merchant, in New-
York, (he will hear of something much to her
Advantage: 'Tis supposed (he is in or about Phila
delphia, as (he wrote to her Friends in Ireland, from
thence in the Year 1774.
FIFTY DOLLARS ' Reward.'
RUN-AWAY from the fubferiber, an En+lifh con
via servant man, named BENJAMIN SAG ERS,
a biackfmith and gunimith by trade, a very ftreighi
round fac'd fellow, about five feet eleven inches btgh,
has a remarkabkdown frowning look, ffiort light hair,
and several fears on his head and face: H?d on when he
went awav, a white shirt, blue coat, ftri^W trowfetf,
spotted flockings, new pumps, and an old beaver hat cut
in the fafhion: May probably forge a pass, as he writes
a good hand. Whoever takes up and secures said fervent
in anv of his Majefly's gaols, to that hrs maker may
have him again, (hall have, if twenty miles from home,
Forty Shillings, if forty miles, Four Pounds, if eighty
ml s,.ti°ht Pounds, and .if one Hundred mue:, the
ab^ve reward, and reasonable charges, if brought bonify
paid-for AWfRAY RICH ARDSONq
To be SOLD, kt public Vendee,
A FARM or plantation of land, situate, lying and
'being at Bloomingdale, within ablut 5 miles of
the city of New-York ; being part of the eftateof John
Horfen, lately deceased, containing 50 acres of land, 12
of which is fine wood land, -and 12 more excellent mea
dow ground, arid 12 more may be made, and the rest is
well adapted either for grass, or the raising of grain, which
it has been found to produce plentiful crops cf ,11 kinds.
On the premises are the following improvements ; a good
convenient dwelling hotife, with a kitchen at one end,
a good barn, two hay barracks, and a fine orchard, in
which there is a choice collection of abeut 70.0 fruit trees
of the best kind, two wells and a faring, which are con
stantly supplied with water, even in the dryeft laafon.—
The situation of this fatm i§ delightfully pleafanc and
healthy, and capable of the rcaft elegant improvements,
and its vicinity to the city readers it exceeding convenient
and plea fant for a Gentleman's country feat, a trader,
or tavern keeper, or for any kind of pubheLufinefs. It
is also very convenient and pleasant on account of its ad
joining the North-River, which affords plenty of fifh
and oysters.
The file of the above to he on the 9th day of Decem
ber next, at Bloomingdale, on the premises, at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon of the fas,e day, when the arti
cles of sale Will be made known; or if required, at any
time before, by the fubferibers, who will give an indif
putlble title to the ftchafer :---a very good Waggon and
cart will b? also fold on the fame day.
Notice is hereby also given to all perfects who ha*
*6y demands againf the estate of the laid John Horferi,
deceased, that they are requested to bring in their accounts
properly attefled ; and all persons who are indebted to the
said estate, by bond, note, or book debt, are likewise re
quested to make immediate payment, to prevent those
difagredable proceedings the law directs,
JACOB HORSENj C
MARTINUS SCHOONMAKER, §
(Arid entered on immediately) B
VUIE FARM whereon the
I fcriher lately lived, in Nori
Cafle, within forty mites of Nt
York, about four miles from Hum!
hn's-F.iver: I'he farm contains 150
raX&^^^aiacres of land, well timbered and
watered, is all very natural to g r y' s , an ^ there is op the
fame between 20 and 30 acres of meadow, three excellent
orchardsand a good dwelling house," with other convenient
out-heufes, with a saw-mill and a grist-mill. Who
ever inclines to hire or purchase, may agree on rrafonable
terms, by applying to Nathaniel Conkling, living near
the pr=mifes, or SAMUEL HALLOCK.
naries,
Likewise the following P LA V S,
Recruiting Officer, Weft-Indian, Beggar's Opera,
Mock Dodor, Virgin Unmarked, Romeo and Juliet,
Carelt.fi Husband, Mourning Bride, Beaux Stratagem.
Rest RED and BLACK lU<.
N. B. The best price will be given tor tanned fhcep
ficins, and country quills.
WEDNESDAY the 23d of August, oner near the
road leading from Powles-Hook ferry and
Newark, a red Morocco Pocket Book, pretty much
wore, containing one half johannes, two Jerky bills
twelve Shillings each ; besides sundry papers which- may
be of use to the proprietor, and none else. V hoever has
found, or may find and convey the fame to the Printer,
may export tie be fuffioiently rewarded for their trouble.
Wetiehener w, >' order pt Careb Fowler, # Lio; op
County, 3 of the judges of the Inferior Court
of Common Picas, for Welleheder County: Notice is
hereby given, That on Application to him made by J^fhua
Quereau, a Creditor of Robert Me Mallice, late of Cuurt
landt's Manor, in the said County of Wefche^er, in
Pursuance of two several Afts of me Legislature of the
Colony of New York, the one entitled, "An Aft to
prevent frauds in debtors ;" and, the other entitled,^' An
Aft to revive the Several Acts therein mentioned, relating
to abfeonding and fraduleut debtors ; ' he the said Judge
did direct ail the whole estate of the Did Robert Me
Mallice, real and perlonal to be ft red, and that unless
he does return and difeharge his debts within three
months next after this public Notice given, all his estate
real and personal fu seized and taken, will be fold for the
fatisfaaion ct his creditors. Dated July as, 1775'
CALEB FOWLER.
Just tubHfocd, and to be fold by
VALENTINE NUTTER,
BOOK-BINDER,
Opposite the COFri:E - HDUSE:
", OSEPHUS's WORKS, 4 vols. octavo, neatly bound
J and lettered, much superior ' to any that have yet
made their appearance, atthe moderate price of 365. per
let. He bas likewise for sale, day books, journals, led
gers, and sundry other blank books, all of his own manu
facture. As he continues to carry on the book binding
buffers in all its branches, he hopes for the continuance
of his former customers, and the public in general, being
determined to do his work as cheap and good as can be
done in this city. Old books from the country will be
done nearly, and returned immediately.
He has set on hand the following books,
Folio, and eftavo bibles, <
Burket on the now tefta-i
ment,
Stackhoufe's history of thel
new testament, 6 vols,|
Redline's ancient history,
110 vols.
Guthety's history of Scot
land, 10 vols.
Arabian takes, 4 "bls.
Young's works, 4 v6ls.
Rambler, 4 vols.
Tattler, 5 vo|s.
Humphry Ciiaker.-j voh.
Dun Quixote,.4 vols: ..
Goodall's Qee:nMAry¥i vols
Guardian, 2 yys.
Fable onfche bees, .2 vcls.
Anton's voyage, 2 vols.,
Sherlock's difeourfos. 4 vols.
Fordyce s dftlegues, 2 vols.
Hervey's dialogues, 3 vols.
Rowels works, 4 vols.
Gill Blafs j 4 vos.
Shanfon's w^ks, 2 vols,
Seed's sermons, 2 vels.
Wifton on the covenant, 3
vols.
Leland's Demofthehes, 2
volfo
Coaduaor Genhralis,or the
Judice's Assistant,
French and English diCtio-
r ßiacklock's paraciefis,
!' Fordyce's lemons to young
women,
|Effbys on husbandry,
[Sherlock on Providence,
Ideath, and Peter the Great,
Dodridge's regeneration,
Sentimental journal,
Cyrus's travels,
Lowe's letters,
McLaurin's sermons,
Pilgrim's progress, .
Ambrose looking unto Jesus
Wilson on the Lord's Tapper,
Gofpd formes,
Scripture songs,
Gordon's rand Dobfon's sys
tem ®f 'arithmetic, being
one of the best now extant
Sheakfpear's Jess, or the
Jubilee Jeffer, being enb
of the best coll^aiths of
jests ever published "in
America.
Watts's pfabns and hymns,
either frogle or together,
gilt or plain,
Spelling books, primmers,
Sealing wax, wafers.
Ink powder, pencils,
Receipt books,
Pocket book?,
Orderly books, Ac. &c.
To be LET immediately,
q'VLE: whole or part of the dwelling-home late cf
Joseph Jelf, deccafed, situate in Elizabeth -Towns;
Aifo to, be let, the ffiop and out Bores late of she said
deceafeL ' This (hop is one of the best filiations in lows
f,r bunnefs. For t^ms^pply to Mrs. Jelf, who livtsox
the pre^rifes. %
For S A L E,
A Valuable negro man, about 21 years old, has
lived with an offienc in the army, is a tolerable
good cook, understands the care of horses, and is
(emarkably sober. Enquire of the Printer.
ITLYTeTT Hff
OF the best quality, to be had of Thomas Gris
wold, in Peari-ftreet, near tire battery; who
has for sale as usual, Welt-India and New-York
rum, geneva, brandy, cordials, &c. Likewise Holland
geneva in cases.
Philadelphia, Olt&bor 1,177 g.
• IT IS PROPOSED,
To print in ^hout Ten Days,
A neat MEZZITIN TO PRINT,
OFTRE
Hon. JOHN HANCOCK, Efe;
President of the Continental Congress.
*l* Subscriptions are taken in by H. Gaine, and R.
Saute, in New-Verk ; and by Mr. Nicholas Brooks,.in
Philadelphia. Price, 3s. gd. cr 14 double-curv'd gilt
frames, at 7s. 6d. -,
SAMUEL BROOME and Company,
LrAV'RG removed their Bore to New-Haven, in
Connecticut, defifes all those indebted to thorny to
call and fettle their accounts, either with them at New-
Haven, ®r Mr. Daniel Phoenix, living in New-York,
nearly opposite where' said Broome and Company kept
their Bore They have Bill on hand, a small assortment
of Goods suitable for the approaching season, tp be fold
for cash or credit, or the usual moderate terms.
New-York, October 5, 1775.
Yoallthe Friends^/ American Manufactures,
who diftinguife tbcmjelv.es by that n^le patriotism of pro-
L mating and encouraging literature on this extenfae continent:
V ' Juß published, and to be fold by
SAMUEL LOUDON, bookseller, near the coftee-houfe,
and WILLIAM GREEN, bookseller and book-Binder,
in Maiden-lane, near the Fly-market, New-York;
An AMERICAN EDITION of the
WORKS OF THE MUCH ESTEEMED
FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS,
In Four Volumes Large Octavo:
Being a complete History of the Rife, Pfogrels, and final
Ruin of the most remarkable Nation that ever exited in
the World.
The C OMTENT S.
J. The life of Flavius frfephus, written by himfelf.
11. The antiquities of the Jews, in twenty booker —
Giving a history of the rife and progress of the Jew:fh
nation, With a particular account of their laws, manners,
cußurns, and ceremonies.
111. His books against Apiori, in two parts,
IV. The Jews Wars with the Romans, in feten books
—The most dreadful arid bloody that perhaps ever hap
pened ; in which 5100,000 perlons were destroyed, and
97,000 taken prisoners of war.
V. The Martyrdom of the Maccabees.
VI. Pmh;'s,:mbaffy from the Jews of Alexandria to
the Emperor Caius Caligula,.
*, The character of this elegant hiftoriar: is univer-
Tally known in the literary world, and greatly approved
of. The readermay rely upon the veracity ofhis writings
more than upon All the Greek and Latin hlftbriazs puc
together.
The fubferibers are requeued to call at the above W.
Gr e F. n's for the 3d and 4th veils.
*||* Subscriptions taken in at the above places, for
Whitfield's thirty-four feledE SERMONS, in two
vls. T2to.
CORNELIUS RYAN,
Leather Dresser and Bre eches-maker,
At the sign of the Sun and Breeches, in the Broadway,
near the Ofwego-Mtrket,
MAKES and fells the very best of buck and doefcia
breeches; fine ground lamb do. best buck and
doeskin gloves; also the very best fort of cariboo fan
breeches and gloves. In all which he has the greatest
encouragement from the public, and as he is determined
to use his uimoft endeavours to excel in this branch, he
doubts net the continuance of his friends commands.
He hkewife has a great variety of buckskin breeches for
traders or country floret, Indian and oyldrefied deer skins,
all which be will fell on as low terms as they can be had
from Philadelphia, or any other part of the continent.'
To be fold cheap, goo pair of good buckskin hreecbes.
Wanted immediately, three or four good workmen kt
the breeches wa#ing business.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Run-away from the subscriber, Hugh Montgomery, a
servant man, by trade a breeches-makers An/perfon that
will take up the said servant, and bring him to hismafler
in New-York, shall receive the above reward. All pur
fons are hereby forewarn,cd net to harbour, conceal, or
carry off laid servant, as they may expert to,be prosecuted
as the law dire^s in fieri caps.
N^^^f^^^h^ gut/bf the pafeure
™%) ijf the 4 fdbfcriber, on the
0 fc'fWA 21st instant, a d«k brown
a /tf^r 7 ^')^inure, ab^ut 14,hands high,
I three years olj. a njtaral pacer,
, she rigs a Aar in-her firenead,
KE j and a triall Areals of white dn
one fideof her note, %pd both
hind feet white; has been docked', but has MB!a long
Buffiv tail. Whoever wifftake up 'and secure said mare,
so that the ^ rter mayfia+e her again, shall have THREE
DOLLARS reward, and all reasonable charges paid by mu
- Stora^rd, Sept. 26,1770 BENJAMIN JAMES.
- YULYYDLD or L
f^IHE house now.in the pofleffion of Mr. David
L Cfykion, at the Whitehall, with two good large
fture-hhufes arid a stable, very fit set a gentleman or mer
chant. For fartticfparticulars apply to David Clarkfon.
BOOK-BINDER from Dublin,
CARRIE • on that business in all ity branches, at his
fhep^s Dock/ftreet, between the cofibc-houfe and
Oidrflip bridge. New pr old book's .lettered, gift and
rebound in the neater manner j merchants ^nd others
fupp!ied with bldnic books, either ruled or plain, on the
Aerteft notice; pocket books, memirahdu'm bhoks, &c.'
He will study to give general fatisfaftion to his cuffomers,
and flatters himfeif the public Will favour him with fame
encouragement. The following pamphlets may be had at
moderate prices—Cook’s voyage round the world; prefect
for an apprentice, Yorick's letters to Eliza, &c,