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Just arrived from Philadelphia,
Y^OCTOR HILL's newly improved great Sto-
MACHIC Tincture, being a very excellent
medicine for all weak stomachs, as it procures a good
healthy appetite, and a found digestion ; for as most dis
eases have their origin contrasted in a weak stomach,
by the use of'this Tin&ure they may be prevented.
Also a frefh quantity of Dr. Hill's American Balfanz ;
whose greatefficacy is so well known to cure the most
inveterate disorder in the breast, as shortness of breath,
colds, coughs, and whooping coughs in children. Many
persons, from a proper use and continuing the fame a rea
sonable time, have received great benefit and relief, and
some have been effectually cured of the most painful
rhumatifms, cholic, gravel and consumptions. Doctor
Hill'sown directions, printed in London, are wrapt about
each bottle, the price therein mentioned, is meant ster
ling money ; but for the poor and indigent it is allowed
to be fold at New-York, at 4s. rod. per bottle, or 4s. qd.
by Che dozen. To prevent counterfeits, both the balsam
and tincture are (by appointment) to be fold by Michael
Hoffman, (hop-keeper living in the Broad-Way, near
the Ofwego-hiarket, qnd by none else in this citv.
MICHAEL HOFFMAN.
Also, a quantity of German PRUN E S.
To be fold by said H OFT M A N,
'samueiTToudon;
BEGS leave to inform the PUBLI C, that on
Thursday the fifth day of January inst. he will
publish No. I, of a News-Paper (to be continued weekly)
entituled, THE
NEW-YORK PACKET;
OR THE
North-American General Advertiser.
He is encouraged to undertake this arduous work, by
the advice and promised literary assistance of a numerous
circle of warm friendstoour (at prefeirt much distressed)
county.
In the course of this publication the Editor engages to
dr every thing in his power, to render it a compleatapd
accurate News-Paper, that the Public may thereby
receive the earliest intelligence of the state of our public
affairs, and of the fyveral interesting occurrences which
may occafianally happen, whether at home orabroad.
He has already poffefled himfelf of a neatand fizeable set
of Types for the above-mentioned purpose; together
with every other necessary for carrying on a splendid News
Paper ; and the best of hands (hall be procured to perform
the manual pirt.
The Publisher flatters himfelf that the New-Yor k
Packet will be conducted on such principles, as will
influence ever< difeerner of real merit, who may encourage
the Work, to prehrve it in volumes, as a faithful Chro
nicle of its own time.
Subscriptions, &&are thankfully received by
Samuel Loudon, at his huufe in Dock-street, near the
coffee-houfe, New-York, at the usual price of twelve
+ Killings a year; half is requeued to be paid down, as he
has been at a very considerable expence in purchasing a
variety of necefl?rv materials for the work.
N. •. The partnership of Shober and Loudon, in
the printing bufin< fs is now difiblved, and the printing
office removed to Samuel Loudon's house, where printing
will be executed with accuracy and difeatch.
SAMUEL BROOME and Company,
^ AVING removed their store to New-Haven, in
[[ Connedicut, desires all those indebted to them, to
call and fettle their accounts, either with them at New-
Haven, or Mr. Daniel Phoenix, living in New-York,
nearly opposite where said Broome and Company kept
their store.---They have dill on hand, a fm.il assortment
of Goods fuhable for the approaching season, to be fold
for cash or credit, or the usual moderate terms.
AVERY valuable traft of land, situate in orange
county, about 50 miles from the city of New-
York, and two mile and a half from hudfon's river, on
the weflerly fide thereof, containing about two thuufand
acres, and known by the name of Qncenfberry, This
trad is uncommonly well watered ana timbered, having
on it a large quantity of the fineft white oaks and other
trees of the mod valuable kinds ; also an extraordinary
flream of water, and a saw-mill thereon, which i:
properly attended to will clear two hundred pounds a year
free of all expences. There are about one hundred acres
improved of the above traff, and fufficient quantity of
meadow to k- ep twenty head of cattle, besides horses, &c.
throughout the winter; and about two hundred acres
more may be easily made. The land is as fit for grain as
any in the cohntry. The meadows exceed in goodness
any in the neighbourhood, and a better outrange for
cattle cannot be in any part whatever. On the premises
area good frame house, with a large garden newly paled
round, having in itfundry forts of the beftfruit trees, and
a fine young orchard of the best grafted apple trees. Besides
theabove valuable improvements, thereare three tenements
(one of them a new framed house) on laid tra&, that are
held by the occupants as tenants at will, and to each there
is a'confiTiable quantity of cleared land. Two landing
placescan be used to and from said traft, the one at Pep
lope's Kill, which is also the landing place to and from the
furnace of Dean, the other on the weft fide of Salisbury's
island, from which landing there is a good waggon or cart
road to Q^eeofbury. The above premises are in good repair
and happily situated in a thick fettled country, having
the furnace of Dean within two miles and a half of the
principal dwelling-house, which will always prove a
ready market for great part of the produce of the farm,
besides the convenience of a weekly conveyance to New-
York, during the season. For further particulars enquire
of Mr. Robert Ross, at the North-River, in New-York,
or of Moses Clement, Esq; on the Premises.
To be SOLD or LET,
And entered upon the firft Day of M AY next,
A Good house and small farm of land, situate in the
town of Jamaica, on Long Island, opposite theCourt,
House, and within 40 yards of the Presbyterian Meeting
House. Itir a pleasant filtration, and is a good stand for
a store or tavern ; the house almost new, with four rooms
and a kitchen on the firft floor, three rooms, a lobby and
a largg linter on the second Hour, with a large garret :
There are two good cellars under the house, fepcratc from
each other; a ,>od barn and garden. The houfeftcad
lot, aback of the house, is excellent land, containing
eight acres, whereon is a good orchard; there are eight
acres of good wood land about a mile from the houfeftead,
and eight acres of salt meadow about two and a half miles
from ditto, all belonging to fail tenement. Vjhoever
may incline to treat for the above, shall have an indis
putable title by applying to th^ubferibcr, living on the
premifes.' JAMES HUGHSTON.
Jamaica, rith Sept. 1775.
For S AL E, on reasonable Terms,
BUFFALO Skins, ready dieted, for Sleighs or
Coaches, Beaver, Raccoon, and Muskrat Furrs,
Hatters Trimmings, &c. by
ABRAHAM WILLSON,
The upper End of Bridge-Street, near the Exchange.
T OBTITT?- "—
(To be entered immediately)"
ALL the large and convenient ftorc-houfes at the
North-River, which have been for many years
past occupied by the crown as provision floret; two of
them are upwards of 50 feet long and three ferries high :
they are in excellent good repair, and calculated to ans
wer any purpose of flores tor a merchant, tiaxfeed or
Bolting business, and will be let together or separate ; —
also the house wherein the Cemmiffary Generals othce
was kept, which is large and convenient, and in a good
Rand for a shop-keeper ; likewise the house next door to
where Mrs. Leake lives, in Nalbu direct, to be let and
entered the Ift of November. Enquire of Mrs. Leake.
TO BE SOLD,
WANTE D,
AS an Overseer upon a large Farm, a single man,
who underflands the Farming Business in all its
Branches. Enquire of the Pointer#
GENERAL POST-OFFICE,
New-York, Dec. 25, 1775.
W’HEREAS the Provincial Convention at Anna<
polis, has parted a resolve, “ That the parlia
mentary post (as they are pleased to term it) shall not be
permitted or fuffcred to travel in, or pass through that
province, with any mail, packages, or letters;" and, in
confcquence of that resolve, have taken his Majesty's
mail from the port-office at Baltimore, with the letters
contained therein ; the Committee at Philadelphia having
also taken the mail containing all the last packet letters to
the southward, opened many ofthem, to the great hurt of
individuals, and fignified to the post-master their intenti
ons of flopping all others for-the future, and other of his
Majesty's mails having been taken and obAruffed ; Notice
is hereby, given to the publick, that the Deputy Post-
Master General is obliged, for the present, to flop all the
posts. They are also hereby desired to take notice, that
for the fafety of the letters coming by the next or any
future packet, they will be kepton board, and the names
of those who shall have letters will be advertised, that
they may either apply themselves, or write to their friends
in this city to take them up ; an order in writing from
the person to whom any letters may be dire&d, will be
necessary.
FRANCIS DASHWOOD^S e'cry.
John arth u r,
Directly opposite Mr. William Walton's near
Peck's-Slip, has on Hand a few
English Garden Seeds,
Of last Year's Importation ; none of which will be of
fer'd for Sale, but such as upon Trial, he is fare will
vegetate properly.
EARLY Sugar Loaf, York, Batterfea, Ruflia, large
flat Head and red Cabbage; Scotch Cale, green and
yellow Savoy, broad Leaf and prickly Spinnage ; Cab
bage ; brown Dutch, Silesia Imperial, Capachine, green
and white cofs Lettice ; Batavia, green and white,curl'd
Endive or Siciory ; Strafourgh, white Spanish and Silver
skin Onion,Corn Sallad orFaticous, white Mustard, Cress
or Pepper Grass ;' broad Leaf, curl'd and Hamborough
Parsley.
Also a Collection of
American Garden Seeds,
Well saved from the best Plants of the different Kinds,
and of the Growth of the last Season.
A few early Charlton and Dwarf Marrow Pea'fe, broad
Beans, yellow and speckled Dwarf Kidney do. early and
late Cabbage Seed, long prickfey Cucumber, Salmon and
short Top Radilh, Lettice of different Kinds, Spinnage,
red and white Onion, Parsnip, Carrot, red Beet, Turnip,
Parsley; Sallid, Stalk and Italian Cellery, &c. &c.
Red Clover and Timothy Grass Seed.
Likewise a Parcel of handsome Patterns of
Queen's-County, November 29, 1775.
OUPPOSED to be stolen out of the pasture of the sub
scriber, Richard Townsend, a bright bay mare, with
a Star in her forehead, upwards of thirteen hands and a
half high ; she paces ard trots, is Short built, low headed,
five years old. Whoever takes up the said mare, and
Secures her so that the owner may get her again, Shall
have FORTY SHILLINGS reward, by me
RICHARD TOWNSEND.
Paper Hangings,
Which he will Sell at firft Ceft, with the few remaining
GOODS he has on Hand.
JOHN MORTON,
HAVING r mov'd his family and most of his goods
out of town, and will be abroad most of the win
ter and spring, requests all thole indebted to him to pay
their refpeCtive debts to Mr, JAMES MORTON, at
his store in Queeri-rtreet, between the Fly Market and
Burling's Slip, and opposite Messrs. Robert and John
Murray's store ; and as many of his customers are fhame
fully backward in paying, he intends his books fhali be
put into a lawyer's hands the firft of March next.
o'clock in the forenoon, to the highest bidder,
'T'" ' land w ^ ere °f Elijah Fowled died polkflbd,
, whereon Capt. Joseph Drake now lives, situate in
EaVchefter, in the county of Weftchefler ;-.--the land is
very good, containing 170 acres, good buildings orchard,
lies about a mile from Ea^chefter town. A particular
description is unneceflary as the land is so well known.
Articles of falq will be published on the above day, and
an indisputable title will be given, bv
JOSHUA PELL, jun.
SOLOMON FOWLER, fen.
The premises are one mile and a quarter from the
publick landing.
Choice MADEIRA WINE,
Jamaica SPIRITS, Wcft-India RUM,
BRANDY, ARRACK, GENEVA,
Sweet Wine, Claret, Port,
PORTER in Bottles, LIME JUICE, MOLASSES,
QUART BOTTLES, PROOF BOTTLES, CORKS,
Bett Mustard, and twelve Bottle Cases,
TO BE SOLD
B,JOHN DUNSCOMB.
WHEREAS pursuant to lundry executions to me
directed and delivered, againflthe goods and
chattels, lands and tenements of the Right Honourable
William Earl of Stirling, the fame goods and chattels,
lands and tenements, have been repeatedly advertised for
fair, and the sale thereof was aftuallyrbegurt on the 23d
of November-iaft, and continued for the space of three
days: And whereas on the 27th of November afotefaid,
the sale was farther adjourned for want of buyers, and
by the agreement of his Lordihip and the creditors, for
one month, at which time, if the said executions be not
fettled, it was farther agreed by the parties, that file
fbould be made of ail the said goods and chatties, lands
and tenements, without opposition or further delay,
which ^ teftified in writing, under the hand of the
said Earl of Stirling. I do therefore give this notice,
that on the 27th December, infant, 1 shall begin the
file of the said goods and chattles, lands and tenements,
and continue the fame until all shall be fold, oruntil the
executions in my hands shall be fatisfied
ROBERT STOCKTON, Sheriff:
Som^rf-t County, December 12, 1775.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,
CTr HAT there is to be fold in Spanktown, in East
h New-Jersey, a dwelling-hcufe fronting the country
road, and the rear joining R • way river, two stories high,
21 feet by 28, very convenient for a shopkeeper or any
publick business. Any person inclining td purchase the
said house, may apply to the fubferiber living on the pre
mises, who will agree on reasonable terms, and give a
good title for the fame. DANIEL THORP.
WHEREAS the articles of agree
ment between me the fubferiber and Benjamin
Baker, are lately dissolved ; and whereas I have declined
carrying on the business of manufacturing alcaline salts
or pearl ash : I do therefore hereby notify such persons as
have any just and legal demrnd^againli me to bring in the
fame with all possible expedition, that they mav be fettled
and paid. GERRE I'VANZANT.
Albany, z^tb Nov. 1775.
To be fold at public VENDUE,
On Wednesday the loth day of January inst. at ten
AVery clever handy NEGRO LAD, about 20
Years old, very fit to attend any Gentleman, and
very expert in a Family, to be fold. For Particulars
apply to HUGH GAINE.
GRANT and FIN E,
HAVE yet on hand a few pipes of choice old Fayal
WINES, fix gallon cases of bell GENEVA, best
SWEET OYL, CASTILE SOAP, BRISTOL PIPES,
Short and long; a few calks of TOBACCO. Also the
remains of their store of IRONMONGERY and CUT
LERY, among which are anvils, vices, and corn mills,
which they will fell as cheap as ever, at their store oppo
site the crane on Crommelin's wharf.
-L0 s
ON Saturday morning the 9th ult. in the Fly-Mar
ket, a worked pocket-book, containing in cash,
one continental bill of 8 dollars, one ditto 5 dollars, one
ditto 4 dollars, four of 3 dollars, two of 2 dollars, one of
Gardner's notes, Maffachufets four pounds lawful, mark
ed on the back, in figures, 5 6 $; with several notes of
hand, and other papers, of no use but to the owner. Any
person returning the pocket-book, and cafh,to the printer
hereof, Shall receive a reward of FIVE POUNDS, and
no questions a/ked.
WANTED immediately,
A T the Hibernia Furnace, in Morri -County,
fl New-Jersey, belonging to Meffis. ROBERT and
JOHN MURRAY, of New-York, a Number of Wood
Cutters. Two Shillings and Nine-pence per
Cord will be given, a^d the Balance paid as soon as the
Quantity agreed for is compleated, by the fubferib'er,
living at the Works.
Dec. 2, 1775. JOSEPH HOFF.
VIOLIN and filings,
IFlutes,
Spying glasses,
Looking ditto,
Dressing ditto,
Double branches,
Blank Books,
Hour and halfhour glasses,
Swan shot,
Buck ditto,
Small ditto,
Best flints,
Horn and leather powder
flafks, with and without
filings,
Leather shot bags,
Bullet pouches,
Game bags,
Saddle trees,
Cotirn cards,
Worked and ha ; r plushes,
Bed metal kettles,
Copper rea kettles,
Iron ditto,
Dripping pans,
Frying ditto,
Sp ^s,
Shovels,
Weights,l
Whiling,
Spaniffi brown,
Yellow oker,
He requests all those indebted to him, either by
band, note, or book debt, to make-immediate pavment,
either to him at New-Haver, or to Mr. EBENEZER
HAZARD, Bookseller, near the Coffee-Houfe, in New
) ork. Those to whom he is indebted are desired to bring
in their accounts, that they may be fettled.
J*+ The large and convenient house at the corner of
the Fly-Market, and Queen-Street, [in which Mr. Ha
zard lately lived] it to be LET, until the firft day of May
JOSEPH HALLETT,
Has tor SALE, at the House of Debtor Burnet, in
Newark, New-Jersey:
AN Assortment of DRY GOODS and IRONMON
GERY ; amongst which are, Bath and common
Coatings, Hunters, Foirert ,Cloths, Broad Cloths, Rib
bands, Shalloons, &c. Also, Whitechapel Needles,
Knives and Forks, Locks, Hinges, Tacks, &c. &c.
'['HE HOUSE in the Broadway,
& wherein Dr. Charleton now lives, with all the
conveniencies thereunto belonging, to be LET T.—
Enquire of Mrs. Depeyfter, at Gapt, Fleming's, Chapel*
Street,
Best Jamaica Spirits and Weft-
India Rum, to be fold by
Templeton and Stewart.
SIX Years Time of an English SERVANT
LAD, to be disposed of:—He can be well
recommended. For Particulars, apply to H.
Gaine.
To be Let,
From the 25th of March next, or sooner if wanted,
HI H Ifepleafant Kuated and convenient house and
& grounds of William Bayard, Esq; at Greenwich.
Any person inclining to hire the fame, may apply to the
owner, living on the premifrs, nr to Hugh Gaine.
To be fold — fresh,
Afmall parcel of Sarsaparilla.
Enquire at Mr. Cruger's.
A GAJN intreats all Perf.ms indebted to him by
IT Bond, Note, or Book Debt, immediate!, to di feharge
their ACCOUNTS, as they will, without Diftin&ion,
be put into the Hands of an Attorney.
He has yet a small ASSORTMENT of dry Goods,-
and a few best SCOTCH CARPETS, to be fold low,
for Case or!,. He will Let till the firft of May, the
Houe he keeps Store in, cheap.
BY the Subferiber, two good PAPER MAKERS,
at Spotfwood Paper-Mill. Twenty Shillings per
Week, will be given to each, with Victualing, Washing,
and Lodging. ALSO a MILL-WRIGHT, that under
stands making a Paper-Mill, shall meet with good En
couragement, by WILLIAM SHAFFER,
At Spotfwood Paper-Mill.
*, The highest Price will be given tor all Sorts of
LINEN RABS, by said Shaffer, and David Grim, in
New-York.
TH OMAS HAZARD,
Has removed his fttre from New-York, to the house of
the late Widow Noyes, in New-Haven, where he has
for file, cheap for cash only, a general assortment of
Ironmongery^ Cutlery, Saddlery,
jewellery, &c. &c.
Also a variety of other articles, viz b
Albany GoA, Dec. 6, 1775*
TO all and singular the refyeftive Creditors of the
following Perlons, confined in this Place, viz. John
Concklin, Senior; James Palmer, Joseph Concklin, John
Wheeler, John Van Horten ; Henry Rorebagh, Ilias De
Pew, James Wilson, Oliver Ruffei; Arent Werople,
Arent Putman, and Philip Bovie. NOTICE is hereby
given, that we, and each of us, do intend to petition the
hon. General Assembly of this Colony, at their next
Session, for an Aft to be relieved from cur Confinement
in this Place; as We are absolutely insolvent, and unable
to support ourfe'lves here.
ROBERT HYSLOP,
WANT F/ D,
, 24. nails, 1
Borton axes,
Sand flones,
Corn mills,
-Brimftnne,
iSalt pctre,
Crocus mart",
;Hrir trunks,
Red ditto,
Felt hats,
Emmery,
!Fiffi fkiri,
I Bellows,
fShovels and tongs,
1 ;Erafs scales,
r Steelyards,
: Blue pots,
; Crucibles, .
; Molding sand,
;Rotten rtene,
IPlanes,
Anvils and fledges,
Silversmith's teafts grav'd.
Ditto plan,
Mill saws,
§ Cross cut ditto,
I Matters irons,
Taylors ditto, [
Large iron wire,
Weavers brushes,
Ditto shuttles,
Hatters trimmings.
WANTED to purchase,
A Handfeme Mulatto Wench, from 14 to 16
-1 Years old, fit to wait on a Lady, For Parti
culars apply to HUGH GAINE.
For SALE,
On MODERATE TERM S, for CASH,
At the STORE of
HENRY REMSEN,
laHANOVER-SQ_UARE,
^ Few pair of large and fuperfine fwanfkia and rose
fl BLANKETS, 8-4 and 9-4 green RUGS, mens
and boys FELT HATS.
Also, at his Store at Newark, in New-Jersey,
An Assortment of GOODS,
At such prices as will please the purchaferr.
N. B. Black and coloured taffaties, China silk hand
kerchiefs, &c.
"FIVE POUNDS Reward.
RUN-AWAY August the iztb, 1775, from the
fubferiber, living in Philadelphia, an indented
Irish servant lad, named John Perry, about 5 feet 6
or 7 inches high ; fair complexion, red cheeks, blaek
hair, walks a little stooping and elumfy, looks plea
sant when talking, is a tolerable handsome lad ; has
served part of his time to the rope-making business,
and has been seen in New York ; it is supposed he is
gone to sea from that port, and is likely he may return
there again. Whoever secures said lad in any of his
Majesty's goals, so that his matter may have him
again, shall have the above reward, and all reafoma
ble charges paid, by-
RICHARD TETTERMARY.
ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of DIRCK
BRINCKERHOFF, late of the City of New-
York, Merchant, deceased, by Bond, Note, or Book
Debt, are desired to pay the fame to the Subferiber,
as all Debts unpaid the firft Day of January inst.
will be put into the Hands of an Attorney; and all
those that have any Demands against the Estate, are
desired to fend them to
Any person or perlons that will find out the above
goods, or secure the ; erfon or persons that may offer them
for sale, and fend word to Mr. Daniel Brundage, tavern
keeper, in Tommvbawke, or the fubferiber, shall be
rewarded with EIGHT POUNDS, New-York currency,
paid by me EBENEZER BEDNAH.
~ EIGHT'TOUNDS~ReWardT
RUNAWAY from the fubferiber, CT Sunday morning
the iztb inflart, two servant iadt, b, trade nail
makers, named James Murray, and James jeffra, Murray,
the firft is about 20 years of age, five fat eight inches high,
dark eyes, black curled bair, fwartby complexion, [peaksfew,
bas tbe Scotch accent ; bad on mben be evensauvay. a light
coloured Wilton codt, bronun cloth nuaifeeat, light fuflian
breeches, blue yarn flockings, check Jh^t, black handker
chief, nezuJboes, Pinchbeck buckles, new felt hat. fames
"Jeffra? is about 19 or 20 years of age) five feet three or
four inches high, had on when be went away, a light
coloured fed of fufitan cloatbs, brown ribbed flockings, a
fair of fiver plated free buckles, white feirt, block bard
k^fti, new felt bat, brown curled hair, small blue eyes,
daun !%k, freaks bread Scotch. Whoever takes u) tbe said
fervarts, and brings them to their wafer, or secures them in
any of bis Majfy'sgoals, so that their wafer may have
tram again, [bail bare the above reward, or Four Pounds
for cacr, and all reasonable charges paid by
11ENRY USTICK.
N. B. Maflers of wefels and others, are forbid to har
bour or carry them off at their peril. The above Servants
came to this place in tbe Ship Sharp, from Greenock, in
Scotland, about 16 months ago.
New-York, Nov. Iq, 1775,
Likewise, an accurate Map of the present Scat of
Civil War, taken by an able Draftsman. Price
plain ss. 4d. coloured 7s.
N. B. At said Store may be had, a large Assort
ment of Jewellery^ Cutlery, Hardware, and Haber
dashery.-
Thole who are indebted to him, are reqirefted to
discharge the fame as soon as possible ; and such as have
Demands on him, are desired to favour him with
their Accompts,, which shall be immediately paid.
Weft-India R U M,
IMPROV'D, and approved SUPERIOR
to any ever made there, made add SOLD
cheap, S. Sf. SKINNER, near King's-
College, in N EW-YOR K.
A YOUNG MArv wants a Place, who can be
well recommended for hi^ Honesty and Sobri
ety, and understands driving a Carriage or Farming,
and will do them both it required. Enquire of the
Printer.
WOO D WARIT^d'K r? 7
REQUEST those who are indebted to them, (such
in particular as have been tardy) to make immediate
payment, either to themselves in New-York, or to their
clerk at New-Haven in Connecticut, at the house of
Mr. Tfaac Jones.
broke open, and stolen out of the,houfe of EBENEZER
BEDNArI, Matter, livingin Dutchels Counts, on the
28th of last November, at night, the follow,if,g ' goods,
ONE suit of brown cloths," with fiiver buttons : one
broad cloth jacket, with silver buttons ; one bur I
cloth green coloured coat; one flriped jacket; core
white dimothy jacket; one callico banyan and jacket <-t
the fame; one pair of velvet breeches; two pair of
flocking webb breeches ; one pair of broad cloth breeches,
and two pairof drilling breeches ; one pair of nankeen
breeches, one paY of silk flockings, two pair of cotton
flockings, two pair of thread ftotkings, three Holland
shirts, three old shirts, four pocket handkerchiefs, three
flocks ; a pocket book with about One 'Pound Eight
Shillingsin money, and sundry papers of value ; a to
bacco box with about One Pound Twelve Shillings ih
fiber, a black coat, seven hats not rinifhed, and sundry
other articles too tedious to mention.
WILLIAM STEWART,
Tn TENDING soon for Europe, requefisall persons 12-
debted to him by bond, note, or book debt, to make
immediate payment; and especially those whole accounts
are of long Handing , otherwise he will be under the
necessity of putting ehem forthwith into the hands of a
lawyer, as he is aetermined to have his accounts fettled
as soon as possible.
He has on hand an afTertment DRUGS and MEDI
CINES, which he will fell on reasonable terms.
10 be SOLD by
RICHARD SAU SE,
At his Store, the lower End of the Fly-Market ;
A neat M^zzotinto Print of the
Hon: JOHN HANCOCK, Esq;
Price plain 4s. or framed and glazed Bs.
ALSO, a View of the BATTLEat Charles
town, elegantly coloured, Bs. or glazed and
framed 20s.'
Choice old COAT BEAVER,
\ To be SOLD by
JOHN ROBISON,
At JAMES COBHAM's,
On the Albany Pier, in New-York.
D. BRINCKERHOFF, jun. A&ing Executor.