The daily advertiser — New York [N.Y.], 1788-05-26 00:00:00, page 3

The Inhabitants of the City of
N E W- Y O It K
A RE refoeMuily informed; that the fobfc fiber in
tx tendsopening-a-NEW •CHIMNEY OFFICE, at
No. xi, WaUrlUxec, two doors from Mr. James
Rivingcan’s. .
Hctrufts be wjlj he able wgiv-e general fatisfaC
tion to thole who-may pLeale to employ him, (lig
nified by their becoming lublcriborsj as he is detci
mmedto join-. vnietniattf- the pain laid
down in the following propofols, 'which he flatters
himfclfwdl meet qic; approbating And xneourage
ment of the inbabitantsioLtnis city.
rft. To provide a Yet of Awrej er?, as many as
rnay be found nCcUf.ry, under the diftmgn shing
mark of a cap, on the front of which, will be tbc
words, New Chimney Office, No. wiih fore
men,. to fee the bblincf s ptrfoimcd.
xd. To allot each a-proper dlftrid, in fue.h man
ner, as that evpry iuWcriberlS cHimnies shall be rs
gu atly hvept once ev< ry month, (or oftenerif requi
red) at the rate of one shilling and tfnee pence, for
every chimney.
3d. To oblige himfclfto'pay.'the/itielaidbylaw',
if the chimne y takes fire Arithia one month after it
has been swept, by the people belonging to this of
> flee, unltfs the tchimneybe cricked, or the fire be
. gin in fomc other part of the lionle.
■ 4th. To rcn.derthe eftablisftment oFgenehai pub
lic utility, in case of- fire, the Sweepers shall be
made to attend, and perform Rich tervices as may be
required of thenn
The undertaking merits thte' greater attention, as
it will contribute in a. particular manner, to render
lives {Retire, and prevent the deUniaion of property,
by conflagration, which, too frequently originates in
foul chimnies, occaljoned, in lomt inftanCcS, by
neglect of Sweepers attending at regular periods, and
in others, not know mg z wherp to apply.
Subscriptions will be thankfully received at the
aforclaid place, and the plan will be begun upon the
fccond June next.
May s . si STEPHEN PATERSON.
Rice-, Indi fro, Tobacco & Soal Leather 9
A PARCEL of each, received by the Friend
ship, /apt. Burnham, from Savannah, for
fate bv JAMES WATSON, .& Co. No- 6, Crunc-
Waarf. ‘ 17- ts
F Q & S. ALE ji r ■
GELSTON & SALTONS FALL,
■ 30, Btirlirg-Siip.
high proof brandy,
A CARGO, of choice quality, in pipes
hoglheads,and quarter cases, jult arrived in
the fldop PhmtL, from Gibraltar, ‘is now tending
at G(?verneiir’S Wharf, and for tale on reasonable
terms. Apply' at No. ibb, Water-street.
SfewEN, PATRICK &.Co.
Who have also, just arrived in the hoop GOOD
intent. ,
A few barrels W t ufcovadd\Sugar,
bales Trinidad Cost»u a , - • ,
, Spauith .Hides. May 21, ts
French Language.
ANY person wbhing to be taught the French
LANGUAGE,- on applfeatioti to the Printer,
may be informed of Tutor qualified, and
whole terms £re reafimable. May 21.
F O R ~ S A L "eT
A Voting Negro Wench (and
Child} about; 1J ycais-oF age, and imperfect
health; she hay<beenb? ought up in tliecouppy, ih a
resettable, family, and iselteemcd a-good houfefef
■van.. Apply, at No,.WaMt-lltcct. MaV j-ts.
ALL perlons hawiig any de
mands agUnlt JACOB BAMBER, of Bergen
Cmmry, in rhe Stitt "of New-Jersey, arc desired to.
exhibit the fame tothe ftibferibcr for fettle.mcnt.,
JOSEPH WINTER, No; 64, Naffau-llreet.
May ix. ■ tn w f»
ISAAC MOSES
HA S removed' his Auftion and Com
midion Store to No. 21, Wall-ftreer,
next door to'Mr. Robert Hunter’s, where
be has g-ood accommodations for the recep
tion of albkinds of Merchandize.
P U B Lie SAL E,
TO-MO R R O W,
At the Auction-Room, No. 21, Wall-street,
Precisely at X o’clock,
A large and f&fhionable parcel of plate,
confifting 1 of kniyes and forks, soup, table,
tea, defert* gravy and marrow spoons tray
for .tea fpooqs and' tea tongs, sauce tureens
with covers, ladles andNlands, sauce boars
and dirties, goblets, faits with glafles and
spoons, candle flicks, fnuffers and Rand,
coffee, tea and milk pots, fakers, sugar
bovvh and covers, hlh trowel. Cruet fland
with glass-carters, pint and half pint cans
and cups', a large bafon, a table ring, wine
funnel and a fland for do.
JAMAICA {pints.
Windward . ifiaqd
rum, ■ ■
Country ditto,
Mufcovado iu^ar,
Refined ditfo,
M dalles,
Bohen tea,
Coffee.
Chocolate,
Smyrna railins,
Pimento,
Rice,
Indigo,
Redwood,
Holland ppwder, ■
All© —a fealbpaUe .alfortment of DRY GOODS.
—arxwfft -which' are—
Trim
biets, handk-ereinelk, bolting cteths; silk umbrel
las; men’s white and colored silk hole ; men’s and
■women's wintNahii colored gloves.
Likxwife X parcel of Sealing Wax and Wafers.
. ISAAC MOSES.
FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM BACKHOUSE, & Co.
A fewfmall assorted Packages of the
following Articles.
I ASTIN^S,
Sattiuets, ;
Denijns, 1
Derunes, > t • • |
Cables and cordage of dll kinds, made of the
belt Peterftmrgh hemp, white rope, ditto, ditto.
A Large icale .beam,* and thirty fifty-fixes, and
feme fnia'l weights? .May 2b. tl.
Which they Vail fell for cost and’ charges, forCafh.
May 26. ts.
.Whale, oil,
L'mtfeed. do.
LoafLi’^ar paper,
AfVw trunks women’s
Engliih ihoes,
Soal kather,
j Jamaica Hides,
Beef,
. Pork, ;
1/og’s lard, •
Bar iron,
Nail rods,
Pickled cod-filh,
Dry do.
Herring in barrels.
4 „
Florentines,
Imperial Stuffs,
Durants,
Tammies. -
PUBLIC SALE,
On WEDNESDAY; the 4th of June,
A LOT of Ground and two
■^ ■*• Houses lituate thereon, which is bounded on
the North by a frnall street running from Broadway
to the North river; on the East by a Lot formerly
belonging to general Robertson; on the South by
a Lot of Mr. Alexander Macomb’s; containing 41
feet fronting tl;e aforefaid street, 40-feet deep on
the Weft, 38 feet on the East, and on the rear A 2.
ROBERT HUNTER.
SALES at A U C T i"O"N,
THIS DAY,
X o’clock, at the Coffee-Home,
2 boxes of Pipes,
10 frails of Figs,
4 bags of Coffee, • '
20 kegs Snuff.
A quantity of Hpulhold FURNITURE, and a
Bdw Window. i > .
( a, _ . - rmmmiwiwwfMiiw —• —- . ,
XI o’clock at the Coffee-hpufe,
A certain DWELLING HOUSE LOT pf
GROUND, lituate, tying and.being in she Weft
ward of the city or New-York, on the Soush fide of
Thames-ftr.seG near the North River, bounded aorth
•criy by said street; Southerly by ground belonging
to'Trinity church; Weftcrtyby the hnnleand ground
of Munson Ward, containing in breadth, front and
’ rear, fixtecu feet fix inches, in length, on the East
fide, fifty-two feet fix inches, and on the Weft lide,
fifty-loir leer. The conditions will be made known
at the lime of.fate. ^nd an indifputablc title will be
given. May , nH
At XII o’clock, at the Coffee-Houle,
For she benefit of all the Creditors of Peter NeftcL
and George Knox,'
Two thousand and ninety-five a
cres efland,. situate and lying in Montgomery Coup
tv, being part of a certain tr oft of land, kuowu and
diftin'guished by Fundas’s Purehile.
By order of the. Trustees.
On TUESD AY, the ;.d of June pcxt x
On .the Premifcs,.. ’• .
IN pursuance of an order of the. Mayor s Court of
the City of New-York, made by virtue of an aft
entitled, “an aft,for thel-aftition of lamb,” paf
fedthe 15th o's March, (785, all that certain Lot, or
picceor parcel of ground, ficuate, lying and being
in the Dock Ward of the faidcity, and is in breadth,
fronting the ftrtet, commonly called, and known,
by the name of Broid-fircSt, ;+ feet 9 inches and an
half inch, and in length, from the corner ot Brokd*
street, along the street, called and known by the
name of Princess-street, 71 feet and 6 inches, to rhe
ground of Abraham Ten Eyck, thence along the
ground of tliefaid Abr tham Ven Eyck, Northre!/,
ns his ground goes. 19 feet and two inches, to
ground of John Brower’s, thence along the house
and giound of rhe said John Brower, 67 feet and 3
inches, to Broad-fbeet aforefaid; together with all
and fingidar the buildings and appurtenances, be
ing the real estate of the late Andrew Lrcaftcd, de^
ccaled.
PETER KETTLETAS, J
GAB. W- HUDLOW, c Commiffioncrs.
GULIAN VEKPLANK,
JAMES BARCLAY.
PUBLIC AUCTION, 4
Bv J A M E S SMITH,
THIS DAY. NII o’clock,
At the Coffee-Houfe,
A very elegant one hbrfe Chair, falling top, hung
oh ftedl springs, with a good apron, iron axle-tree, '
and brass boxes with harness complete.
Fifteen Dollars Reward.
RAN-away an the evening of the Sthinft. from
the (übferibev,
A MULATTO FELLOW named 808, barn in
Eaft-Jcrfcy, formerly belonged to John W- Watkins,
cfq he is hboutzj years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches,
high, Itrong made, has a lurly countenance,' with
a down look, had on and took with him, twojabk
ets, with sleeve?, one blue, the other fcarfet, one
undcrjacket, apairof light brown corduroy breeches,
and a pair qfgcecn woollen ejowfers, with two fnrali
patches on the fore part, of a different color 3 light
blue itockings, two white shirts, and a caftor hat a
good dedl worn 3 he is fond of playing on the fid
dle, and tuppofed to have cairicd one with him;
previous to his going off, be committed a rob
bery in the neighborhoodit is thought he is
gone towards New-York. Whoever apprehends the
laid mulatto,andfecurcshim in any gaol, so that his
inaftcr mav have him again, shallhavcthe above
reward, with rcafonablccharges, paid by
GloucdlcrCounty, WILLIAM TOD.
State of N. Jcrfey. April 11, 1788. 986 ts
N. K. The reward For apprehending andfecuring
the above defcribcd servant, will be paid in New-
York by enquiring of the Printer.
KHffF f R OST,
HAVING removed his Ifore From No. 7, Great
Dock.-fti cec, to No. 6, Queen-tirect, is now
opening for sale the following go ids, which he has
received by rhe last veiftls From Liverpool, viz.
Superfine and fccond broad cloths, blue cloths from
li/iS'to 16J. per yard, 7-8 cotton checks, printed
cottons and chintz patches, Fustians and {hickfcrs,
Corduroys and royal ribs, 7-8 Irish linens, floren
tines and luftrings, 4-4,5-4,6-4, and 7-4 shawls,
with a variety of other goods not here enumerated,
all which he is determined to fell on the very loweH
terms For sash. Muy jj, nn
40 hhds. molalles,
Weft-India and York ram
Brown sugars;
bohea tea,
40 boxes fpermaccticon- j
dies,
Hog’s lard andj butter, ;
German Reel, |
Samuel Ward and Brothers
HAVE removed toNc. 3, Crane-wharf, where
they have forfale,
GEORGE LEWIS & C O.
Have juit imported in the Brig Betlcy, Capt. Mei
nard, and the Ship Betlcy, Capt. Watfmi, the
following articles, which, as they arc to be fold
for cash, rhey arc fatisfied the PRICE mult be a
low one.
LOW priced printed linens and cottons,
Fine two purple ground fancy and Stormont
Callicocs,
Light and dark chintz tallicoes anh muntns,
Red, purple, and chintz furnitures,
11-8 and 6-4 book and jaconet muslins, curiously
fine,
11-8 and (5-4(tripe and check do.
A large assortment of clear lawns and handker
chiefs,
ir-8 and <5 4ftripc and check do.
Cotton and Britannia handkerchiefs /
Barcelona and Bandana do.
Florentines and (attins,
3-4, 7-8, and 4*4 Irish linens.
An afTorfmenr of table liticn and diapers.
Heft China frlk huie.
Black do. Withavxricty of other articles.
May to ts.
Carolina imfigiy,
A quantity press and bon
net eapbr,
Writing and Lipping do.
Rhode-Illand ftonelinie,
30 cwt. excellent Teale
fish; ts May <?.
Genuine Madeira in pipes, hhds. and quar
ter casks, old and fit for immediate use, best
bohea and fouchong tea, excellent London
bottled porter in hampers, nankeens, fine
Irifli linens, chintzes, callicoes and various
other articles lately imported.
A'. L. BLEECKER.
SALES 21 A U CT I ON,
T fl I S DAY,
At the /Xu&ion Room,No.. 208, Water-street,
A large assortment of China Ware,
Confini'" l j of blue and white, enamelled
and pencil’d Ha table (ets, long and round
dirties of different sizes and good patterns,
o&agon and round places, burnt china
mugs, blue and white custard cups, bowls,
bafons, &c< Brc.
SAMUEL F R A U N C 1 S
To be had ar Private Sale, ’
SALES THIS DAY,
X o’clock, Np. 20, VENDUE-ROT,
(Commonly called Wall-fLeet),
tEillpoftti^elyhe fold, the folloiiuLli articles, viz.. t
46 ps. IrifL listings, '4° ps. furniture, callico,
60 ps. Irish linen, SS ps. cotton,
50 ps. cambric, 8 ps. Band ano,
20 doz. thread hose, 6 ps. Romall,
12 ps. Iheeting, 14 doz. cotton do., and
14 ps. diaper, 16 doz. black silk hand-
30 ps. muslin, kerchiefs,
28 doz. muslin handker- 20 ps. India callico;
chiefs; io ps, jean, Bcc. &C.
18 doz. lawn do.
ROBERT HUNTER.
Craigie^ Wainwright and Co.
I S THbS DAY by mntual conlent dilfolved,
Ail peribns having claims, are r^uefted; to
Sirrfcnt them forfetdemcnr, arid thole who areindebt
ed to laid Partnership, are requ eued w. make imme
diate payment. A large allo rctnenc of DRUGS, ME J
DICINGS, &c. to be fold by whoiefale, fur the Her
lm gt oft,by FRANCIS WAINWRIGHT, who epnti
nues rhe bufinefsat thefame place, th m May r.
Two lots ofiand in Jcrley-Ftcld, County of Mont
gomery, No. 6o«nd 7^, containing each about five
hundred acres of land and will be fold very cheap.
For further pyticuiars of the above land and
conditions, apply to PETER BYVANCK, No.
188, Qucen-ftrccr,corner of Peck-Slip, March
REfpcftfully informsthe public, that he has remo
ved ro this city, and o'ice mo e r .lu ned hisfor
nicrocciipatioii. He has rented the house, Nb. *6,
NASSAU-STREET, corner of Jolin fttect, lately oc
ctipied by William Marrenctv He earucltly solicits
the paunnage and favor of rhe refpeftablepuWm; and
afTHfes them tliac he wdlexert himf.lfin endeavoring
to plcafe them. He has laid in liquors of the brft
kind, and will make his prices for the fame as low
rfs polli&le. Captains of veff ls, and gentlemen go
ing to sea, may be supplied with ary kindof provifi
bns carefully put tip. They may also be fiipplied with
OYSTFRS (wheri in season) PICKLfeD and FRIED,
ai-id ynt up in pbts : , whichhe will warrant to the puf
c ha ter. rm May 8.
WANTED, anaftivc LAD as aWaleer.
BY order of the honorable Richard Mmris, Esq.
chiefjuH ice of the fupremc court of judicature oF
the Hare ofNew-York, Notice is hciuby given toßen*
jaminEyre, of the city oFLpndqrx in the kingdom of
Gieatßritain, merchant, an abfont debtor, and to
all <»thei s whom it may concern- that upon applica
tion anddue proof made to the said chief jtiliice,
purfoantto an ad ofrhe Icgillatm c, entitled “ an ait
forrelicfagainft abfeonding and ablent debtors,”
palled the 4th day of April 1786, by a creditor of the
laid Benjamin Ey re; he the i aid chief justice, has
dirededall histnc said Benjamin Eyre’s eßate, real
and pcrfonM, within this ifaceto beferzed, and that
unl«fs heshall difeharge his debts within one year
after the publication of this notice, all hiseftatc,real
and pcrfoual will be fold for the payment andlatis
fadion oflxjs creditors.
Dared ar rhe city of.New-York,&his 4thday ofMay,
in the year of our Lord 1787-
To be Sold vexy reasonable at Private Sale,
EIGHT LOTS of GROUND,
Near the late Mansion-House of JAMES.
DJiLANCY, in the Bowry-Lane.
NUMBER p and rd, fronting the Bowry-lane, be
ing 2 j feet each in width, and above idofcct
m length; on one, is a BricK Houfc, containing one
room, aceliar and garret.
No. 23 and 24, fkuated in the rear of the' above
lots, and fronting Enft-(ftcct, coutainitig 25 feet
each in width, and 100 in length.
No. 33, 34, 63, 64, near the above, fronting
Firft-ftrcet and Sec ond-ftrecr, bounded on the fourh
by Dclancy-fticet, containing each, 25 feet in width,
and 100 feet in length.
Twenty Lors of grounj^fituaited in different pla
ces, near Corl car’s Hock points
Three Lots of ground, near th? Powder Home.
at Ftcsh Water,
Coach : ar.d Chair Maker,
No. 43, Broadway, and adjoining the The
atre in John-tlreer,
Gratefully acknowledges the many
pall favors of his friends and the pub
lic in general, andtakes this method to in
form them, that he has now on hand, ready
for the season, a large and general .allbrt-.
meat of CARRIAGES, which he.will fell
at the lowest rite. Gentlemen who will
please to favOr him with their custom, itay
depend upon being served at the Ihorteft no
tice in the' moll modern and approved rafte-
Having now in employ a number of the befl.
workman at their various branches, and
having every advantage that can arise from
a large and convenient shop, he is In no
doubt of doing himfdf credit and giving his
customers the greateli fausfaction.
N. Br He has now on hand a number of
second hand carriages for sale; like Wife
carriages of all kinds and horses to let..
March 20. hi & th.
T O-M O R R G
At the Coffee-Houle, at XII o’clock,
4 pipes choice Tqneriffe Wine,
3 hhds. Sherry, ditto,
A quantity of excellent pIGS.
The PARTNERSHIP of
On W E D N E S D A Y,
At the Auction Room, No. tioß, Water-ftre^t,
, A large assortment of seasonable
DRY G O O X> S.
JAMES HALLETT,
PUBLIC AUCTION-,
/ By Hugh Smith.
THIS DAY, XII o'clock,
At the Coffee-Houfe Bridge,
io chests Souchong Tea,
2 cafkj old Rum,
2 do. Shrub;
2 do. Cherry Rum, '
2 pipes genuine Madeira Wine,’ per Jample;
5 chests Hyfon Tea,
GEORGE BARNEWALE 6- Co.
No. xof, Watcr-llrecr, have imported in the ship-'
Montgomery from London, and the brigantine
Susannah from Dublin ;
BY the former, a complete artortment of 4-4,
7-8, ami 11-8 Checks ; and by the latter, 4-4,
7-8 and 3-4Lincnsy 9-8 white and brown Mieccings,
Dow.ar, black Laffings, an^ Thtcaus : which they
willle.il on icafonablctetn?S for,Cash,gbod Notes
at a sboirdare, or Pot Ashes. Flb. i4.tf
' N. B. They have on hand a quanritv Nailsyof d,t
ferent lives, and a goodaiffortriieht«( Paper Hang
ings, withfoftoon andkomrnon but dets, which woll
beioldunufuallyiow.
c A S H,
And the HIGHEST PRICES Piven, for all
kinds of CONTINENTAL and
STATE SECURITIES,
PARTICULARLY Banckcr’s, Barber’s, Burrali’s;
Pierce’s and Waiter’s NOTES am; FACILI
TIES, at No. .45, Wall-lhcct, four fr« ..
the corner of Quecn-ftrcct; ’
Where arc l Oi falc,
Excellent old MADEIRA WINE, in piyexar quar
ter-casks,
BEEF, PORK, and BAR TRON. July ai-
A house in WiiLiam-ftreeF^
TObe let cheap; i.n a gmd Hand for bit finals.
Enquire at No. 18, of N ATHAN MWICKAR,.
May 1 7. f.tutb. ts.
For Sale, at Not Bp, William-jlreet,
A Quantity of Carolina reed., of a large ii/c,
well fcaioned, fitfor immediate tile; hen.p Red,
wax tapers, cand-c-^cek,er, hitters trimmings.
&c. &c. ti g.
Oft WEDNESDAY, XI o’clock,
Opposite the CdffeerHoute, :
16 thefts best fouchong tea,'
2o boxes tqrpdntine soap,
6 calks of llirub,
3. pipes London market Wine per fampte, .
4o'o wt. of indigo;
10 cases Florence oil;
co doz. Scythes,
ro doz. Wool Ciirds, ..
3 hhds. Giafs Wafe afforttd; Zee- Zee.
On THURSDAY,, the’- i#h df jtme next (ifLot
before disposed of at private tfontraYb) at XII
o’clock, on the pr4mHes, ' ■
TK.AT valuable House aftd two dots of Ground^
No. Rj, in tlie Bowry'-Ltufe, nedrly oppu*
site tlfeßull’i Hoad. The lots are in front on the
Bowry-Lane, amHn the rear on First-street, twen--
ty-five feet, and in depth on each fide, two hun
dred and forty feet; more or less ; the house is
two ftorieS, and contains four .fire places, has 3
good cellar and other converiiencies ; ailb a 5ve.1l
of excellent* water' near the door. Enquire of
DANIEL TIER, No. Bj-, B<?svry-La.ne.
WAX W o R K.
Tobe leen at No. tdo, the upptt end of Queen-street,
r T HE Portraits of Gen. Walking*
*• ton; the King; Queen, Prince of Wnles,’ and
Lord North, of Grcas-Britain j an Indian-Chief ; 3
Nun at Cotlfeffion; and a number of other citriohs
Figures, as largeas iife.-—-.-Puco- 3v 1
Thofe.who a;e Jefirous,.offeciiigtbem, fire requtf-’
ted to come food, asthc Exhivkibn will shortly He
difeominued. May 16. im.
B O H £ A TEA
07 the firft quality, imported in the ship Hope,
from Canton, to be fold br
JOSEPH GRIFFITHS;
ts. April iii No.ao, Front-ftrcct.
TO BE SOLD,
A Middle aged Negro Wench,
who is an exce.llent cook, and pcrfcftly unde—
ftahds .111 kinds of house woik. For fmclier particu
lars en quire of the Printer; May tc. ts.
foTs'A LE, *
By GEORGE SCRIBA,
No. 17, Queen-Street,
A CHOICE cargs of French Brandy in
gallon casks,
London and NeW-York particular Madeira
in whole 2nd half pipes,
Also a quantity of Froatignac VTine.
May 17. (f
SALES ar A UCT( ON y
By Frederick Jay,
TO-MORROW, X o’clock,
At Nd. 244, Queen-ftfeet,
A large and very valuable variety of seasonable
D RY GOOD S.
N B. The fafes frill be continued in the afr
ternoqn. , . .
r |P.H£ Subferiber finds himfelf
-*L- reduced to rhe dtf.urtcablc neceftky of d(f
clainSing any co-»pmner.ship m Ameiica.
If any has cxiftedin whicii’he had a Concern, k is
hereby dirtplveu. He c.iuucn; tbe public against
trulting any pcifon, either upon-his account; 01 up
on the aepounc of any pretended co-pamcrship with ,
him; and ne declares, that Redoes not wnfider him
felt aS a co- partHet with Fdwrd Rice, of Norfolk, in
Virgin a, not will he hold himfolfrefpb Able for any
CbntraCis or engagements which the f i<l Edward Rice '
may cnrei into, under rhe litm of jtdwa.d Kite, an<i
Co* or in any wdier manner. ■ ’ j
May 5. ts. HENRY CUNIFFE.
TO BE S OL. D B Y
GEORGE DOUGLASS,.
At No. 14, F/y-GLuLcr,
^HREE ton of well drawn refined
bar ri on, ir-»n calf for b4lUft fpr vcflels; Bsr- ‘
Jington bit-peered ham r , Qacbec patent dtepCe of
spruce, Imps, Welt India him by the hhd. mola'Tes 9
d«. Madeira wine by the pipefor .quarter cask, so
barrels menbadden, cotion in bales, ship bread,
rye flour. May u. c t
N. B. JERSEY MONEY exchanged at the cur
rent exchange, for Yo.k Paper or fp< cic.