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ft ti perform having any demaade ag'hft the
\A wlau of John Hefti©, late of the city es New
forL uxucUpG deceefed, are re^uefled to fend in
the fid© that they may be adjusted ; and such ns #ie
indebted to the Lid estate are detired to make speedy
payment to the fubferiber. And wheeax a new
ifent has been lately appointed Jby the owners of the
pivatetr Venus, all the concerned therein are hereby
celled upon to deliver tn their accounts, in otder that
the books relative to the late agency may be closed,
as they are now under settlement.
MARY HOSMER,
Adminidratrix of John Hofmen
Alexander Leckie,
No. 22. Hanover-Square,
Has imports in the Y^ilant, from London,'and the
Ruby, from Glasgow, an elegant aflurtment of JR!
GOODS, fach as
Superfine cloths, caffimers, rat&ts, ftoekinets, impe
rial,ribs, flopentines and.princefs fluffs; black, blue,
Live and crimson vetverets; moreens, calamancoes, Gt
tinets and listings, flatlet and white flannels, bayfes,
mens floe black and whi<e hats, mess fine Goes and booty,
military tiroes. womens (left callimancoc abd lab ng (hoes,
childrens morocco'duto, a large allurement of bldck races,
blond lace, a larefy.d beautiful rflortment of thread laces
and edgings, a gieat van,, if Barcelona, banda.no, lun
gee, and romfl 61k handkerchiefs ;,a large ah Prtmept cf
muffins, muffin chi; tzes, cambricks and law is, calhcoes
and chintzes, furniture callicues, feathers and lowers,
India perfians, fattens, modes, and farfenets; brocaded silks
arid luteftrings, an elegant assortment of ribbons and gau
zes/minionets, flowered aprons, Marseilles quilting, Irish
lineas, Raffia (heelings, .table cloths and huccabacks.
Morea gowns, a variety of gown and cloak trimming;
mens white and black silk hole, womens silk and cotton
hos% mens black fide gloves, womens silk gloves and mits,
chip hats, mens and womens leather gloves, a large afLrt
merit ofbutt m?, fine cart steel razors and penknives,
W^techafCl needles, pound wire, tapes and bobbins,
white and coloured threads, brown buckrims, shirt but
tons, ft winfi filksof all colours, &c.
Also Madeira wine in cases of fix dozen, cherry brandy,
Howe's acid, Durham mustard, soap, starch, and hair
powder &e. , . „
- rO IVE so L
And peffeffion given on the firft of May next,
A Two dory and a half Dwelling House, in Q^n
ftreet, in an exceeding good Gapd for business, with
a lot of land eodofed with a biad fqnce, being 2> feet in
fr nt on the said Qicenftreet, and 96 feet four inches on
King-ftrect, which is the depth of th: said lot; in the
rear whereof there is a fmhll tenement, fronting King
fireet, and a ftablq in the yard.
This Situation is one of the most advantageous in this
city for any kind of business, particularly a baker, there
b-inv pl nry of room in the said yard for a bakehouse,
without incommoding either the laid dwelling house or
tenement'.Pronofos in writing, will be received by John
Kelly, No. 28, Hanover-sq rare.
To be Leased,
fTVERAL lots of ground at the North River, on
, : .efly fide of the flip, at the bottom of
© r# eet. The above lots will be among
i^rms for business on that fide of the
r d,e ie-.4i*br>(hment of civil government.
GET. . r uodry lots in Murray's-ltr^t ; ap
• .r Ft (freer.
1; . orted, and to be fold by
Robert Bogle,
A/ No. :£.Kanovet huare, the hallowing articles,
? ;: ^ hue and mTtary Ihots, womens fluff and
;/ c :r do. boots, Irrih linen and Meetings,
rv ? « ih^s 1, and coloured do. jeans, furtians, cordis
; ^ t{ vet bound fats fi ! k, cotton and linen hand
- 1;:, ;s; gauzes, minionets, needle worked
c: ~brown Holland, tartars, pocket
: . ..vax,«pd|ls, hrud and foft ffi.>e brulhes,
Jr. r. dented m trunks, glafe ware, mould and
& can lies, turpentine Lap, &c. &c.
To be L ET,
And p If Ton given the firt of May next,
RT of bar ptafimt situated dwe ling-houle ofl
i dArio K 4ik, Qoeen-ttrret, No. 131. For fur-1
: ^ ul wrrqmre at the u^mifrs.
To be SOLD,
And poffiffion given immediately,
^ LL thole two valuable lots of ground lituate 1
^%/and being on die wharfcommonly called Cru- 1
ger's wharfs the one fionting Little Dock-Street,
nearly oppose the dwelling house of I. Low, now 1
occupied by Hugh,S cith, and Company, and the
other in the rear thereof, fronting tie wharf adjoin
ing the river, eachlot. bring in breadth in front 30
ie^ 6 inches, and 3 Sths cf an inch; and in length
ico tecri On bud) fronts ate cellars dug and foun
riacons laM arabcanied up to^v feet above the fleet,
fufficient for »e trifling two or more buildings
thereon; in which Tad cellars are at prefert a cor.-j
tide able cnanriry of bricks, ard other materials, }
recanting of the buildings which were confirmed in
tin I-;-- tit. And likewise the water lot fronting 1
the abov mentioned lots, being of the fame breadth
of ibid tots, and in length 260 feet ; on part ofwhich
said water lot is erea? d the wharf or pier ccmmenly 1
celled Wells's wharf; the putchafer therefore will
beentitied to the fourth part of the profits arising
from said wharf or pier.'
Propofis f^r the fame will be received by Au
guttus Van Horiie, at No. 7, fronting Piiricefs
irieet, near Grove Bend's. It not diipefd of by
the firft day of Match next, the fame will on that
dav.be ex''ofi#l to unblicau&rnn at the Ceff^e-Houfe. |
J OH-
At No. 3, Rutger',-ftreet, oppofife lawyer Woods's,
QbEEN-Sl REET;
Has for file the W)IIow ; ng Articled J >w for cash,
C; Ll) Li (bon wine by the qu trier c. (k or b,y the gallon,
, old Jamaica foists and Welt-India rum per gallon,
doube and little refined loaf tugar, mufeovado ditto,
green and bobea tea, b; ft green coffee, Enghih turpentine
for,., vrhite ditt% Choice moud and dipt candles, and a
qu nirof excd>rt n;w refe butter. err.
1 tie Copaine; (hip of
LEE and WILKINSON
IS to be d.lTilvcd by "mutual confe'nt on the firft
day of April next: All per wins inch bted to them
are requeued to difehatge their ^ef,e&ive balances
by that time.
The (tock cf Goods now cn hand, confiding of a
general nflorthier! fluted to the approaching leafon,
will be fold on muca lower terms than any that has
been dßoofed of in this city of late.
%%41 The Ship A U R O R A,
,^.^ ,; % ffOU' TING sixteen guns, men
X^^tfg nfwerabie; has excellent accom-
B^^&'ff: niodations tor pahengers ; will fail in ten
d^ys- For freight p, p.ffage, app ! y to
4§%ff' 'L^ the Captain on board, at Murray's wherf,
0 W ELLARD GOOLD, Hangva-Squuc.
'Police Office, New-Terk, »vmhr io, ryto.
Quality, Weight, ^ Price
BREAD,
By Order of the Coinmandant.
THAT on and after Thursday the 23d infant, all
bread made of sweet flour of the fiift quality, must
be baked into long loaves of two pounds weight each,
and damped with the initials of the baker's name, and
fold for Sixteen Coppers each loaf.
And all bread made of merchantable flour of an infe
rior quality, must be baked into round loaves, Weighing
two pounds and one half e?ch. Damped with the initials
of the baker's name, and fold for Sixteen Coppers each
loaf.
Any baker or retailer of bread, who shall be conviaed
of demanding or receiving any more or greater sum than
Sixteen Coppers for each loaf of bread as above men
tioned, fnall 'be fined TEN POUNDS tor every such
offence.
In order that the above regulations may be duly en
forced, Bakhafar Creamer, is appointed Infpedcr, of
Bread, with directions and powers constantly to visit the
federal bake houses in this city, and to make seizure of
all such bread, as he may find deficient, either in the
abovementioned qualities, weight, or Damp. The
bread leized, to be immediately sent to the city alma
laoufe, for the use of the poor, and report made to the
Police cf the cause of Seizure, the quantity and the
baker's name from whom it was Seized, that the fame
may be published ; and upon conviction of a Second of
fence, that the offender may moreover be fined Fifty
Pounds, and an entire stop put to his baking, if found
guilty of a third offence.
ANDREW ELLIOT, Superintendent General.
DAVID MATHEWS, Mayor.
PETER DUBOIS, Magistrate of Police.
HUGH SMITH, and Co.
Have for sale at their Store, No.2l,Little Dock-street,
BEST London claret, allo new rose butter, Che
shire, single and double Gloucester cheeses of
the very belt quality, and the latest importation.
They continue to fell every article in the grocery way
as usual. All orders from Geutlemen of the Army
and Navy punctually attended to, and carefully ex
ecuted. ,
WALTER SPENS„has to dispose of a few
pipes of port and Lisbon wines, of the very
belt quality ; enquire of Hugh Smith, and Co. NO.2G
Little Dock-fteet, where the business of said Walter
Spens is tranfafted in his absence, by Hugh Smith.
PETER HEGEM A~N,
VINTNER and DISTILLER,
Has tor file at his store the upper end of Queen-Street,
No. 125,
Formerly occupied by Philip Kissick,
Upon the mofi reasonable term.for case,
OLD Madeira, Port, Double and Single refined
Lifbun and Tene sugar,
riffe wines, Mufeovado sugar,
Jamaica Spirits, Hyfon, foufhong and bo-
Weft India and cherry he^ tea,
rum. Chocolate and coffe,
Holland geneva, P.pper and mustard,
French and cherry brandy, Pearl barley and rice,
Shrub, Caftile and turpentine soap
All forts of cordials, Mould and aipt candles,
The very belt of home- Poland starch and tigblue,
spun geneva and bran- Hair powder,
dy, very little inferior Bird shot of all sizes,
to Holland or French, Twitt and cut tobacco,
Moiaffes, Raisins and currants,
Wine and cyder vinegar, Ox tongues dried,
London porter in bottles, Nutmegs, cloves, and
Double Gloucester cheese, cinnamon,
And Lmdiy other a; ticks to tedious to mention.
Hopped AL E.
BEING desired by a great many of my
friends and customers to brew some Strong
ale that I could fell them at eight dollars per
barrel, I now acquaint that I have ready to
deliver, at my brewery on Golden-Hill, a
quantity which greatly exceeds, both in fla
vour and quality, any that has been brewed
Since the rebellion, by/
MEDCEF EDEN,
To be SOLD,
SEPAR Al ELY or together, two handsome bay
S I ALLIONS r belonging to an officer going to
the Southward ; the one rifint five, the other fix yeais
old; bothfound, fpinted and gentle; To be Seen in
a stable near the mess- room cf the 42d regiment,
Br ad Street, where a groom will attend fiom ii till
j o'clock. Apply to the printer.
N. B. If the Stallions are fold separately, the
price of the o deft is 40, and of the youngest 30 gui
neas. Il fold together, 60 guineas.
t777-sold;
A Lot of excellent land, being a part of the estate
of Mrs. Marfo, deceased, and Situate at Ja
maica, Lcng-Ifland,containing Seventeen acres (more
or less) on part of which is an orchard ; it joins the
Caemetary of the English Church an the Eril ; lies
along the main street, and is bounded on the weft
by the Dutch parsonage, which is new occupied by
the Rev. Mr. Bowden ; and on the north by lands
of the widow Banks, and others. The title Indis
putable; for terms apply to the Rev. John Sayre, in
Smith-Street, New-York, No. 33.
Lately imported in different vessels from Liverpool,
and for sale, by
BENJAMIN SYKES,
At Nc. 13, Great Dock-Street, the following
Articles, viz.
oUPEI^FINE flour,
° Mould candles, Soap,
Cheshire cheese ; also,
Crown glass, in boxes of 100 feeteach,
A few cherts green tea,
Cabin blankets,
Meins worked hose,
Do. white and grey yarn hose,
Do. ready made great costs,
Do. white and coloured Silk hose,
Womens frk cloaks and bonnets,
Do. scarlet cloaks,
Sailois Jackets and hat%
3-4 wide checks, &c. &c. ctf.
Fine Vellum for Drum Heads, &c.
Sold b) HUGH GAINE.
fro be let for fifin' tert of 'years as foil be agreed
L upon, th^t beautiful rind de rightfully fixuated lot of
land- at Hellgatc, adjoining land lately occupied by Heath
cote Juhofon, Elo; containing twelve acres of choice
meadow, and very convenient for a f^iry te Hallett's
cove. Proposals will be received by John Kelly, No.
^43, Hanover-fauare.
TO BE SOLD,
And possession given on the firft of May next,
A Good three Rory and a half brick dwelling House,
with a cistern and convenient yard adjoining to the
house, now occupied by Mrs. Hamilton, in Dock direct.
Also an exceeding good two story and £ half brick
dwelling house, situated in Watet-ftreet, with a convenient
yard, & in good repair.
Proposals in writing, for the fame will be received by
John Kelly, No. 28, Hanover-Square.
TO be fold, and pofidibon given oa the tint day of
May next, a dwelling house and large lot of land
in Dock-street, three flory and an half high, with a (lore
adjoining thereto, as also another store in the rear there
of: This fixation is at present exceedingly commodious
for any kind of business, and will, upon the eftabliffimeot
of civil government, be pre of the firft fiands in this city,
being so very convenient to the North River and Tewey
trade. Proposals for the said house amd stores will be
received by John Kelly, No. 843, Hanover-Sqoare, who
has sundry lets of land to fell and let in this city.
BE § cTITI
TWO three story and half brickdwelling House, on
the northerly fide of Little Dock-ftre^t, near the
Exchange ; one now possessed by Mr. Dennis M Ready,
and the other by George Forbes. Also a two ftoryand a
half brick dwelling House, almost new, with a large yerd
and cistern, occupied by Edward Seaman, Esq; two lots of
land in the rear thereof, one fronting the East River, in
an extraordinary stand for business. 'Propofals in wri ing,
will be received by John Kelly, No, 28, Hanover-lquare.
To" IDE'S ODD;
TWO excellent three story and an half brick dwelling
houses, with a good lot and cistern, to each of
them ; the one lituate in Duke Street, near the corner of
Smith-Street, and the other in Hahover-Square, in a
commodious fland.---A two Cory and an half brick
store house, almost new, in the rear of the last mention
ed house : A large lot of laifd with a convenient coach
houfe and stables, on the northerly fide of the Slugs, and
five lots of land near Cruger's wharff, fronting the Oid-
[ flip, in an exellent stand for business, being part cf the
I estate of Hert^ Cruger, late of the city of New-Yerk,
I Esquire, deceased. Proposals for the fame, or any part
thereof, will be received by JOHN KELLY, No. 843,
Hanover-Square, who is empowered to fell the fame;
I and who has a good house on Cruger's wharff to dispose
of.
To BE SOLD TOGETHER OR SEPARATELY,
I rpWO new well finifhed brick dwelling houses ad
' joining each other, two story and an half high
each ; a good diftiilery and pot and-pearl ash works,
with all the untenfils neceffiry for carrying on both
branches of business completely, with a very valu
able lot of land, well inclofed with a boaid fence
which may ealily be converted into two ids, being
70 feet in breadth, in front on Rofevelt Street, and
the fame in rear, and 100 feet in front, on Rutger's
Street, which is the depth or extent of the said lot
from Rofeyelt Street. Proposals will be received by
John Kelly, notary public, No- . 28, Hanover-Square,
who is empowered to fell the f me.
To be fold, the following Lands and Houses, part
of the Estate of John Troup, Esq;
A Beautiful farm at Jamaica, on Long-Island,
consisting of .very rich meadow, wood-land,
and salt meadow, on which are two good dwelling
houses, with other convenient buildings; one of
which houses adjoins the main street, in a fine stand
for business ; the other is suitable for a country feat,
having two gardens well fenced and.a variety of fruit
trees belonging thereto I The situation of this estate
is not only exceedingly pleasing, but remarkably
healthy, bring at a proper distance from the Beaver
Pond. A small house and lot of land on the road
eading from Jamaica to Fluflring, by Black Stump -
A two dory and a half brick dwelling-house, and
one of the largelt lots in the city cf New Yoik, now
in the occupation of Meffis. Duncan, Barclay, and
Co. vendue matters, Hanover-square. A house ad
joining thereto, pofiefled by Mtffs. Colgan & Cross
and a dwelling-hcufe and two tenements, with lar,e
lots, in King-ilreet. Proposals for the fame, or any
part thereof, will be received by John Kelly, No.
°43, Hanover-square, who is impoweted to fell the
fame.
-to bVTold;
AN excellent farm, about a mile from Newtown
landing, containing above an hundred acres of
lano, including twenty or more of fi.,e thriving
young wood land, and a lot <ffait meadow at some
distance. There are on the premises a good house
and harn, two large gardens, and a number of fruit
trees of the belt kinds. The whole is in good fence,
and capable of the highest improvement. The beau
tiful situation of some of the grounds^ commanding a
mod extensive and elegant prefpea, renders it an ob
je& for any gentleman of taste; at the fame time
that its vicinity to Newtown landing, and the quali
ty of the foil, murt make it, in proper hands, highly
advantageous both for firming and gardening.
Persons inclined to purchase are desired to apply be
fore the 10th dav of March next, to Mr. John Kelly,
Notary Public, Hanover-square, or to Harifon and
Auchmuty, Attornies at Law, Queen-street.
THE CREDITORS of the late GEORGE TRAIL,
deceased, who have not delivered in their accounts,
agreeable to a former advettifement, are hereby notified
not to neglect doing the fame by the last day of February
instant, as tl en the rf accounts will be finally adjusted,
and an equfl dividend made of the produce of his est &s,
by Edward Agar, and John Segar, administrators to the
said estate.
Imported in the la(t ships from England, and to be
fold by
M'Cree and Munn,
At their store, No. 20, Queen-flreet,
SUPERFINE broad cloths, second and coarse do.
hunters cloths, caffimers and kerfey beaver,
Willihg's ftript orlens, Bath costings, fhalloons,
buckram, sewing silk and twist, 1-2 ell and fquaie
mode, armofeens, perfians, taffeties, faifinets, rib
bons, silk gauzes, laces and edgings; Barcelona,
romal, and printed linen and cotton handkerchiefs;
printed callicoes, nankeens; mens silk, thread, cot
ton, spun silk, random and worsted hose; womens
thread and cotton do, men and womens silk and jean
gloves; silk and worsted breeches patterns, thread
and cotton caps, princes fluff, ruffels, callicoes, du
rants, gamblet, Highland tartans, check and check
handkerchiefs, coarse lawps, sheeting and ravens
duck, jeans, Turkey stripe, beaver carter hats,
mens and womens shoes and pumps, youth find
childrens ditto, shoe boots, bend leather, staling wax,
,and sundry ofhef^rtides<
This bety ^ ,^„% f
And to be fold at the Bible and Cr^t,,
HANOVXR-8 QUAR t,
A Second Edition (with Ataatieny afl
Correaions) of
GAINE'z
Univerfat Register;
O R,
AMERICAN and BRITISH
KALENDAR,
For the Year i7sr :
CONTAINING, e
’' calendar; with a table of laxdry coins, and
the Quaker's general meetings.
2 ° A c ° ncife account of England, and a table as all its
Kings and Queens finer the conquest in 1066. )
3. A treble for buying or telling any commodity by the
great handled, which is friz pounds.
4. A table or tkneoces or wages.
5. A table that gives you (by infpe&ion) the exa& num
ber of days from the firft of January to any day in the
year, or between any other two intermediate days.
6 A table of difeount per cent.f
7. A chronological account of remarkable occurrences.
8. A scheme deemed to exhibit nearly the whole race of
mankind now on the, furface of the globe.
9. An estimate of the number of inhabitants in the Ame
rican colonies, made in congress September 1774.
10. A geneological lift of the royal family of Great-
Britain, with the lovereign princes of France, Russia,
Spain, Portugal Prussia, Denmark, Sweden, Germany,
Poland, Heiand, Sardinia, and Turkey.
11. His Mjefty's most honorable privy council,
12. Lift of the peer's of the blood of Greafrßritain, dukes,
marqaifes, earls, vifeounts, and barons. *
13. Peers, dukes, marquises, earls, vifeounts, and barons
of Scotland.,
04. Archbishops and biihops of England.
'5; Knights of the garter, thiftic, and bath.
16. Secretaries cf Rate.
17. Officers of the privy seal and signet office; treasury;
exchequer; chancery; king's bench; common pleas;
trade and plantations; cufhms; excite; stamp duties;
mint; poll office; navy and pay office; admiralty of
• fice; and war office.,
18. Murifters to and from the southern and northern
provinces.
ig. A new and correct lift of the royal navy of Great-
Britain, containing the n^es of all the lhips either in
or cut cf commission.
20. Ships of war taken by Great- Britain since the com
mencement of the war.
21. Admirals of the royal navy,with a description of their
several flags.
22. Captains, matters, and commanders in the royal navy;
number of men and weight of metal in each rate; and
pay of the several officers.
23. House of commons of Great-Britain, and the towns
they repfefent.
24. Precedency among men and women.
25. Peers o? he blood, dukes, earls, vifeounts, and batons
of Ireland ; peeresses by creation or descent; bilhops,
archbishops and deans.
26. A description of America.
27. General ettablilhmOnt of all the provinces oh the
continent of North-America.
28. Table ihewing the value of any sum from id, Ster
ling to £• io,coo in New-York currency.
29. Halt Johannes's reduced into Sterling money and
currency of New-York.
30. Amount of dollars in Sterling money and New-York
currency.
31. Value of guineas from 1 to 10,000, in dollars, Ster
ling money, and New-York currency.
32. Pay of his Majefly' sland forces, with a lift of all the
generals and field officers./
33 Staff officers of all the British, Hessian, Anfpacb, and
Provincial officers, under the command of General Sir
Henry Clinton, K.B.
34. British regiments in America, with the dates of the
officers comm.ffions, and their rank in the army.
35. His ^lajcfty's ships in America, under the command
of Maript Arbuthnot, vice admiral of the white.
Imported in the Vigilant, Capt. O'Brian, and
other Vdfels from LONDON,
By JOHN GLOVER,
Aad to be fold at his store, No. 4, Fly-Market,
wholesale and retail;
oUdERFJNE broad cloths with trimmings, fine
twill'd and common coatings, serges, flannels,
bayfes, linceys, and embofs'd serges, carpets and
carpeting ; mens, youths and boys plain and ribb'd
worked 11,fe ; womens, maids and girls blue ditto,
mens patent worsted and mill'd yarn gloves; boys _
ditto ; womens, maids and girls silk, worfted' and
leather gloves and mitts; white, buff, diab, blue,
green and black hair and worsted pluflies ; twill'd
and plam co deroys, clouded velveiets, and rtrip'd
filkeens ;,crimfon, blue, purple, green, drab,
olive, and black velvets and yelverets ; plain; ftrip'd
and figur'd double folded ftuffs; ftrip'd and plain
camblets, India bandanoes, pullicat and lungee 10-
mals, black and figur'd silk handkerchiefs, check'd
and printed pocket do. fatten peelongs, modes,
farfenets, and perfians, plain and ftrip'd luteftring^
brocades and padufoys, muslins, gauzes, cambrick%
lawns, mittiuets, taffeties, muffs and tippets, er-.
min, fable Ikins, scarlet and dark blue snail, silk
and woi fted cords, black fringes and trimmings,
Italian crape, and mourning liandkerchiefs, calli
coes, chintzes, linens, Meetings; mens, womens^
and boys shoes; gallofhoes, ribbons, bindings,
hats, tammies, durants, taboretts, callimaucoes,
princes (tuff's, lastings; faitinets, ruffels, womens
and girls flays, paper hangings, pins, playing
cards, &c, with a neat assortment of hardware, and
(undry other articles.
William Lyon,
At Mr. Wm. Lupton's,No. 50,Water-ftreet, has imported
in the ffiip Ruby, from Gfifgow, the following goods,
which he will dispose of by the package or piece, on
very low terms, viz.
BROAD and narrow German cords, corduroys, fufti
ans, white and coloured jeans and jeanetts, Floren
tines and ftockeoett, Marseilles quilting, men and wo
mens thread hose, mens white and coloured silk ditto,
black silk pieces for breeches, womens black and white
silk gloves, men and womens white and coloured leather
ditto,jnor.ee gowns, silk quilted petticoats, black and co- $
loured silk handkerchiefs, linen and cotton printed dittc,
silk gauzes, and gauze handkerchiefs, long lawns, diaper
table cloths, Scotch and Irish linens, ruffled and plsiu
shirts, plain tapes and bobbing, printed cottons, black and'
coloured sewing silk, carpets and carpeting, military and
fine (hoes, boots, womens callimanco (hoes, writing paper,
fine wax, wafers, ink powder and quills, brown soap arid
candles, ivory and horn combs, brushes, London porter,
with an ahbrtra&rt gs ^ardWHC,^ quantity of paints
linked oil, &c,