The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-11-17 00:00:00, page 4

TO BE SOLD BY
WILLIAM PRINCE,
At Flushing Landing, on Lopg-Ifland, near New
' York,
A large Collection of Fruit Trees,
As follows, viz.
ENGLISH Cherries of all Sorts,
All Sorts of Peaches,
Nectarines and Apricots,
All Sorts of # Plumbs,
All Sorts of Apple and Pear Trees,
Quince Trees,
The fiveet and hard Shell Almond Trees,
The Fillbud and Barcelona Nut Trees,
The Illanois and Madeira Nut Trees,
I The Black Walnut and Butter Nut Trees,
The American Medlar or Perfimons Tree,
Fig Trees many Sorts, c
The Euglifh Mulberry and black and white Ameri
can Mulberry,
The red, white, and black Ralberr^s,
The red, white, and black Currants,
Goofberries many Sorts,
Grapes many Sorts,
Great Variety of Strawberry Vines,
The monthly Rose and great Variety of other Roses,
Most Kinds of American Shrubs, not here men &
tioned.
Any Gentleman that' has a mind to fee a Cata
logue of all the Fruit Trees and Shrubs, may have
any Number of said Catalogues by applying to Mr.
James Rivington, or to Mr. Hugh Gaine, Printers,
in New-York. Said Prince has a large Number of
the Newtown Pip,in and Spitzenberg Apple Trees
fit for fending to England or else where.
Any Gentleman who wants any of said Trees is
desired to leave their Orders at Mr. Hugh Gaine's,
Printer, at New-York, or on board the Flushing
Boat, at or near the Ferry-Stairs by the Fly-Market,
Oliver Thorne, now Master of the Boat.
At SAUSE's
Jewellery, Hardware and Cutlery
STOR E,
Lower End of the Fly-Market,
May BE HAD
A frefli Assortment of Goods,
Which he has just imported in the Snow Carolina,
ICapt. Mefnard, from London,
Some of 1 which are as follows, viz.
CN REEN and white ivo-jCopper tea kettles,
J ry, plain und ferril'd, Planifhed coffee pots,
carving, table and defertpluck jacks and tinder boxes
knives and forks, Gilt, Roman, crimson and
Black ebony and camwood,
ferried And plain do. do.
Best capt flag buck,
Center split bone and com-1
mon do. do.
Butcher, oyster, kitchen,
chopping, mincing and
shoe knies, \
Amputating and sundry sur
geons instruments,
Silver and steel mounted
dress swords,
Cutteau de chaffes and belts,
Shaving cases compleat,
Boxes and brushes,
Raifors, feiffars, pocket and'
pen knives,
Fleams and hoof picks,
Silver and metal watches,
Chains, seals, trinkets and
forings,
Princes metal, brass, japan'da
and common candlckicks,
Double and single fconces,i
Snuffers and poli/h'd Rands,|
Plated and filver'd spurs with]
and without chains,
Plated Pelham bits and stir
rup irons,
Common fboe, knee and
Rock buckles,
Chanter brass pipe bellowes)
Wood cutters saw blades and|
hooks and eye's,
Black lead pencils and dull;
pans,
Shoe makers tools of various
forts,
Box end gold scales and
weights in pillar maho
gany boxes, / [
Shirt buckles,
Spectacles and Reel &afes,
Shoe cla fps,
Soup, table and tea spoons,
Bench and hand vices,
Fire Novels arid tongs.
Camp pierced cruet frames,
River tops,l
Box and iron coffee mills,
Tooth bru ffies, I
Clurh, shoe and buckle do. I
Elegant paste flioe, knee, 1
flock and ffiirt buckles,
Silver ffioe, knee and stock 1
ditto,
Plain pinchbeck and gilt do. I
.Wahiband and boot do.
Ivory and horn combs, I
Plain tortoise Ihell and paste
pole do.
Curry combs, brushes and
fyunges, (
Grid irons, flrfh forks, ladles
and best brass feuminers, I
Weaved garnet hoop rings, I
Paste and plain gold do.
Gold wire and set ear rings,
Garnet and plain gold loe (
kets,
Powder flilks and table bells,
Silver, pinchbeck und cornel
mon thimbles,
Pocket and memorandum
books,
Snuff and tobacco boxes ofl
various forts, j'
N. B. Cassi for old GOLD, SILVER,
TORTOISE SHELL and IVORY.
Hugh and Alexander Wallace,
Have for Sale, on reasonable Terms,
Choice old Madeira Wine,
Sberry Wine of the firft Quality,
Best St. Lucar, and Rota Wine,
A few Hogiheads choice Old Spirits,
Antigua Rum, very high Proof,
Mufeovado Sugar in Hogsheads and Barrels,
A Quantity of best Molasses, and
A Cargo cf best Cadiz Salt.
blue tea canisters of diffe
rent sizes,
Enamel'd, gilt and bone nut
§meg gravers,
Sword hooks, ditto chains,
Swivels, belt locks, buckles
and loops,
Plyers, nutcracks, nail nip
pers, gun hammers and
worms,
Knitting pins,
Brass and iron jews harps,
Hair brooms and brushes of
various forts,
Jacks with lines and chains
of different sizes.
Silver, tortoise shell inlaid,
japan'd & and plated tea
t°ng,,
I Plated fhote, knee and stock
buckles,
Brass cocks,
Shoe chapes and fiffi 'hooks,
Cork screws,
Sword knots,
Watch brades and silk ptyfes
Ink stands,
Powder bags,
Macheens,
Down and worked puffs,
Razor hones, strops and oil
;bottles,
(Blacking balls,
^Spying glides and telescopes,
^Cancs and rattans of various
iforts,
Ladies pocket books, neat,
with instruments, --bolts,
locks, hinges, screws and
nails,
[Smelling bottles,
Tooth pick cases,
Cups and balls,
Gilt and common coat and
yest buttons,
Frying and warming pans,
Joint rules,
Iron squares and compares,
Pewter diflies, plates and
bafons,
Pins, needles, fail palms,
Gun flints and trowels,
Neck laces, hair sprigs and
locket buttons,
Marking instruments -and
coopers marking irons,
Delk furniture,
Escutcheons and handles,
Chaise and horse whips,
hunters and thongs,
Bottle flyders and pocket
glasses,
Gimblets, land dishes and
pepper casters,
Brass scales and weights,
Rotten stone and emery pa
per,
A few calks of nails assorted,
Cross-cut, tenon, bannifter
and hand saws, files and
sets,
Superfine hyfon tea of the
very firft quality and most
approved flavour,
With a variety of articles too
Itedious to insert.
WHEREAS John Alien, of Bury-street, Stjames's,
E'q; who died March 17th, 1774, did, by a
codicil dated the 10th day of July, 1755, give to John
Aller, of Bloom's-grove, in Worcestershire, wire drawer,
Five Hundred Pounds. After the most diligent enquiry,
information has been received, that he, with his son
John, embarked for America about seven years ago, and
the accounts received of him from thence are, that he
some years Since resided with Mr. Wells, a painter, at
New-York, and Since that was an Anabaptist preacher
in the Eastern part of the Maffachufett's Bay, but the
last accounts of him were dated from Kennebec.
As every means have been used to inform the said John
Allen of the above legacy, by advertisements in the Lon
don Gazette of August the 29th, and Sept, 2d, 1775,
&c. desiring him to apply to the executors of the said
John Allen, Esq; in order for him to receive it, but
without effect : This is therefore to desire the said John
Allen, forthwith personally to apply to Mathew Yetman,
of Percy-street, London, apothecary, the only Surviving
executor ; and in case of failure, application will be made
to the Court of Chancery, for leave to pay it to the chil
dren of the said John Allen, now in England.
YOUNG MAN, well qualified
to a€t as a CLERK, and can be well recom
mended, wants a place. For particulars apply to Hugh
Gaine.
WHEREAS his Excellency Sir William Howe
Commander in Chief, hath thought fit to autho
rize me to employ workmen to make beef barrel Slaves
where they may be had, and to fend such Slaves to those
who Supply his Majesty's armies with provisions; and
having, according to his Excellency's will, entered into
certain agreements with fei'tal workmen in different
parts of the country, for thh purpose, and as there is
great reason to believe some of the workmen, or those
employed by them, connive with others, under various
pretences, to purchase, fell or carry away such Slaves, so
that they are not delivered to me according to agreement:
I promise to pay TEN POUNDS, to any person who will
make Satisfactory proof of any such fraudulent practices.
JAMES THOMPSON, Agent.
To be Sold,
A Negro man belonging to Robert Crommelin. He
is a very handy fellow at painting and glazing,
and house work; he is to be Did for no fault, only he
will not live in the country. Enquire of Abel Harden
brook, in Qieen-ftreet.
A Bill of Exchange for £. 350 sterling, te
be fold.—Enquire of H. Gaine.
A Few Hogsheads of 5 Years old Spirits, to be fold by
ROBERT THOMPSON, in Dock-street, near
the Old-Slip-Market.
A LL persons who have demands
upon the eft*e of Richard Nicholls Colden, Esq;
deceased, are desired to bring in their accounts to his
widow, Henrietta Colden, administratrix.
Wants Employment,
AN English woman, who will engage as cook and
housekeeper in a gentleman's family,---can be
well recommended. Enquire of the printer.
W-A"N T E D, I
A Man COOK (either white or black) capable of
dressing plain victuals. He must be a Single man, ,
of good chara&er, and have a constitution able to bear
the fatigues of a campaign with light troops. Enquire
of the printer.
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LYON JONA S,
FURRIER from LONDON,
Living in Broad-street, opposite the Post-Office, has
for sale,
A GENERAL and compleat affortmenr of muffs and
tippets in the newest taste, ermine, cloak linings,
&c. &c. Alfe a parcel of ground squirrel muff's, and tip
pets ; and the very best black martin, and martin throat
ditto, fit for exportation.
He likewise manufactures and fells gentleman's caps
and gloves lined with furr, very ufeful for travelling.
He also trims ladies robes and riding dresses, and faces
and lappels gentlemen's coats and vests.
He buys and fells all forts of furrs, wholesale and
retail.
N. B. The highest Price will be given by him for
grey and ground Squirrel Skins.
TWO years ar, five months of the time of an in
dented servant girl, to be fold. Enquire of the
printer hereof.
To be LETT,
ASHOP, cellar, and two furnished rooms, with the
use of a kitchen, in Smith-Street, next door to
Mr. Seabury's.
Anthony Van Dam,
Hath for SALE,
A Cargo cf Molasses,
Mufeovado Sugar,
Role Brimstone,
Spermaceti Candles,
Port Wine,
Lemons,
Sole Leather, %.
Weft-India Rum,
New-York distilled ditto.
TWO ROOMS to be LET, near the Coftee-Huufe.
For particulars apply to Hugh Gaine.
TO be LE T, till May next, two chambers and a
garret, at No. zoo, in Queen-street; at which
place please to apply for farther particulars.
LOST between the Fly-Market and the Coffee-
House, New-York, a Lieutenant's Commission in
the fourth Battalion New-Jersey Volunteers. If the
Person who has found it will leave it with the Printer,
he Shall be handsomely rewarded.
LOST, Yckerday Evening, on Brower's Wharf,
a Mourning Ring. Whoever finds the fame,
and will return it to H. Gaine, Shall receive a Dol
lar Reward. Nov. 2, 1777.
Coffee-Houfe Bridge.
ISAAC HERON wishes to be rid of a small parcel of
GOLD WATCHES, a large one of Silver ditto; an
assortment of Silver SHOE BUCKLES, fa, which he
received from his friends on the Thames#
A LEGACY.
Just imported, and to be SOLD by
Alexander Sinclair, and Co.
Upon the most reasonable Terms,
At their Store in Dock-street, opposite the King's
Arms, nigh Hanover-Square ;
The folio-wing GOOD S, viz.
QUPER FIN Ebroadcloths, [White and coloured silk do.
Between the Coffee-h
SUPERFINE cloths - )
Middling ditto, 1 §
Coarse ditto, ,^
Bath coating, {3
Beaver ditto, f ^
Fine fwanfkin, |
Linfeys,' fwanfkins, I ^
Flannels, J*
Milled fwanfkin,
White serges,
Green and white drapery
baize, halfthicks,
Kerfey, drabs,
Yorkffiire plains,
8-4, 9-4, and 10-4 rose
blankets,
Long blue duffle great coats,
Carpets, different sizes,
Worsted, yarn, cotton, and
thread stockings, for men,
women, and children,
Black and buff breeches pat
terns,
Milled mittens, yarn gloves,
Milled caps, Kilmarnock do.
Striped ditto,
Germantown cotton caps,
Gold and silver mixed loops in small cases.
and buttons, 'Sweet oil in ditto.
*||* Four trunks, containing a complete assortment of
Ml£ .L ENER Y, will be fold cheap, if tal altogether.
Wanted immediately for the victualling Service,
TWENTY or thirty men acquainted whh'making
Iriffi barrel fiaves, to be agreed for by the thousand,
and teceived on the spot. The men are to be set to work
on Long-Island. Every heceffary protection will be
granted, and a generous price given to loyal fubjeds.---
Enquire at Samuel Loudon's, on Hunter's-Quay, of
James Thompson, Agent.
Excellent hyfon, congo, finglo, and bohea
T E A S,
To be fold by the chest or smaller quantity, by
ROBERT AMBROSE,
At his store, No, 46, in Maiden-Lane,
WHO has also for sale, French brandy, Holland
geneva, Weft-India rum different qualities, loaf
and brown sugar, mould and dipt candles, English soap;
china, glass and Queen's ware; English and Russia duck,
twine, sheathing nails, pepper, nutmegs, cloves, mace,
cinnamon, &c.
COLBORN BARRELL
NOTIFIES his good customers and the public, that
he has removed his store from No. 57, Maiden-
Lane, to the southerly corner of the Fly Market, next
door adjoining to Mr. Mitchelfon, the corner of Water
ftreet ; where he has for file, on the most reasonable
terms, a large assortment of EUROPEAN GOODS,
suitable for all seasons, by wholesale, and for caih only.
qrO be fold for no fault, but want of employ-
X ment, a negro woman and two children ; the
wench is a good cook, and is remarkable sober and
honest. Enquire of Mr, Mitchell, flore-keeper, in
Queen-street, No, 228.
thread hose, , Dipped cotton candles,
Womens and childrens ditto, Russia tar,
And avariety of other Articles too tedious to
mention.
LEMONS, limes, and lime juice,
china oranges, lignum vitae, and Brazaleta wood,
tar, and mahogany boards, to be fold on board the Sloop
Deborah, Capt. Darrell, near the Ferry Stairs.
Price" ONEGUINEA. ~
To the PUBLI C,
To be fold, by the Inventor's Appointment, at the Bible
and Crown, in Hanover-Square, and no where else
in America#
The Salutary CONSERP E,
BEING an approved and infallible Preventive
from a Certain Disease.
The Author of this Medicine is a Gentleman very
well known, both in the Navy and Army, for his fuc
cefsful Practice in Physic and Surgery, he has had re
peated and inconteftible Proofs of the good Effects of his
Medicine, which he was prevailed on to give to the Pub
lic some Years ago, in Europe, at the earnest Sollicitati
ons of some of his intimate Friends.—The Applica
tion of it is Simple and easy, as will appear by the printed
directions given with each Phial.
Just imported from London, in the ship Hill, George
Marshall, Commander, and to be fold by
ROBERT ALEXANDER, and Co.
At their Store in Water-Street,
) faffiionable colours,
Trimmings for ditto, with
twist or gimp buttons,
Buff and white caffimir,
Striped Orleans,
Yard wd. dressed doth, flout;
German serges, flannels,
White flannel serge,
Kendal and Welch plains,
Durants, mankys.
White milled plaiding,
Blanketing and coverlids,
Watch coats,
White plaiding breeches and
jackets,
Dressed cloth ditto,
Under vests and drawers.
Linen Shirts, plain and low
priced,
Ruffled ditto, fine,
Laced ditto,
Cambrick and muslin Stocks,
Check shirts,
Check trowfers,
Ofnaburgh ditto,
Ofnaburghs, brown & white,
Russia drab, fail cloth,
Sail twine, hand line,
Irish linen,
Irish white Sheeting,
Ditto brown,
Linen dowlas, bed tick,
Linen diaper, long lawn,
Cambrick, muslin,
Narrow and broad dimothy.
Printed linens and cottons,
Printed handkerchiefs and
vests,
Check linen and Hoilahd,
Striped ditto,
Checked handkerchiefs,
blue and white,
Ditto white silk and cotton,
Ofnaburgh thread,
White ditto,
Coloured and silk ditto,
Mens white and brown
house and the Old Slip,
Very neat plain beaver hats,
Men's caps bound and
banded,
3-4, 7-8, and yard wide
Irish linens,
Irilh and Russia Meeting,
Russia dowlas, diapers,
Table cloths of various sizes,
7-8 and yard wide cotton
checks, Callicoes,
' Superfine cotton Hollands,
Bed bunts and counterpanes,
Dimities, \^ ^
Marseilles quiltings, / .E.^
Drawboys,
Corderoys,
, Moree gowns, a great vari
• ety, and very elegant,
I Superfine lawn handkerchfs.
, red and purple borders,
Bandanoe handkerchiefs,
P Cambricks, white jeans,
Hyfon, green, and fufhong
tea,
Loaf sugar in hogffieads,
Rai fins in boxes, 25 lb. each,
Olives, French and Spanish,
Spun silk ditto,
b Cotton Rundom ditto,
Silk and worked ditto,
White and coloured worked
ditto,
^Sanquhar, yarn, and Shet
land hose,
Men and womens leather
gloves,
[Mens milled woollen ditto,
White thread lace and
edging;
Gauze handkerchiefs,
3 White and coloured silk do.
Flowered lawn aprons,
Ribbons, laces, linen tapes,
and binding,
v Scarlet and striped gartering,
Dyed and white jeans,
White jean, new cord,
White corduroy,
, Bound felt hats,
Plain hats, fine and coarse,
Camp beds, with furniture,
Mens Shoes, fine and coarse,
, Womens leather and calli
m'ancoe ditto,
Boys and girls ditto,
Boots and bend leather,
An assortment of hardware,
Ditto of nails,
Ditto of faddlery,
Kalehdar and grey paper,
Writingpaper of all kinds,
, Blankbooks, large andfmall,
Bibles and prayer books,
neatly bound,
Black and red ink powder,
Quills and felling wax,
Infh wafers,
Rappee and Scotch fnuff,
Fine and common barley,
, Irish butter,
Pickled salmon,
;Claret and port wine,
Old Jamaica rum
Hard soap,
Maclean and Kelfick,
BEG leave to inform their cukomers and the public,
that they have removed their flore from No. 14,
in Water-kreet, to No. 326, in Dock-kreet, dire&ly op
polite 'Mr. Isaac Low's store, nigh Hanover-Square, where
they will continue to fell on the most reasonable terms,
for caffi, by wholesale and retail, the following goods, viz.
Superfine bread cloth in suits, with proper trimmings;
men's fafhionable made-up coats, embofed serge, coarse
and fine Irilh linen, Raven's duck, brown and white oz
naburghs ; 3-4, 7-8,4-4, and 5-4 cotton and linen Man
chester checks; 3-4, 7-8, and 4 4 bedticks; Raven's
duck, coarse and fine rugs, men's coarse -nd fine worked
kockings, A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
KENDAL COTTONS, printed and linen cottons, neat
patterns for morning gowns, fafhionable fatten cloaks,
richly trimmed ; fatten hats and bonnets; mdftfafhion
able linen for ladies, men's and boys hats; oznaburgh
thread, coloured do# fine white do. men's fine and common
shoes and boots, table knives and forks, penknives, an
assortment of needles and pins; 6d. Sd. rod. and 2od.
nails; best twist tobacco, carrot do. Ihag do. faffron cut
do. paints of different colours, best Irish soap, Jamaica
spirits, best Antigua rum four years old, Madeira and re
port wine in bottles, best Durham mustard, earthen ware
well assorted, grinding stones of different sizes, turpen
tine, and a variety of other articles.
STR AYED from the common
near Corlear's Hook, about a fortnight ago, two
milch cows : One a very pale red, with white flanks,
some White at the end of her tail, and spreading horns,
mark'd two half-crops and an half-penny on each ear.
The other cow is fnert bodied and thick, fomewbat of a
darker colour than the former, and hath no fpefcs; her
artificial marks forgot.---A half johannes reward, and
charges, will be given to whoever will restore the said
cows to the owner. Enquire of the printer.
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perfectly eradicating every Degree of a certain „
Disease, withoutthe leak Trouble or Con- @
finement. ra
AS The Public may be affixed, that this ex- g
M cellent Medicine is beyond any Thing, in all
Foulnefsand Impurities of the Blood, having Hz
performed many astonishing Cures (in tbisand
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fc^ tions,Leprofies, White Swellings, Stifijoints, (tf\
h Gout, and Rheumatic Disorders,&c#&\
@ A late Supply,
% > (Directly from PARIS)W
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May now be had of
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(— Who hat in his Hands a Letter from the
Widow Keyfer, and a Certificate from wnder
ZZ her own Hand, of their Genuineness; which
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-0 plying to him at his Book Store in Hanover
ty Square.---Wherethe Public in generalcan be ty
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Bowens Patent Sago Powder,
For making JELLY,
A Quantity of freffi imported, to be fold at
Attwood's Medicinal Store,
Eight Doors Weft of the Ceffee-Houfe.
SAGO Jell, is extremely nourishing, and makes a most
fuitabie Diet in the Flux, &c.
At the fame Store may be had a general Assortment of
the best of Drugs and Medicines, freffi laid in, together
with feme of the molt approved Patent Medicines.
An elegant and complete Set of modern capital InftrUf
mints, new. A Set of the fame, with trepanning In
ftiuments, second Hand; crooked Needles, Steel Trus
ses, &c. at such Prices as the Quality of the Articles are
entitled to, and the Times will admit.
Prescriptions made up with the utmost Care and Exaft.
nefs, and at the fhortek Notice.
g. Double distilled white Wine Vinegar,
Refined Salt Petre.
SMITH RAMADGB
HAS imported, by the ship Hill, from London, and
ship Brilliant, from Liverpool, fuperfine green and
fouchong tea, double refined sugar, single ditto, pepper,
nutmegs, white and yellow flannels, Dutch lace No# o &
6, yard wide, 7-8, and 3-8 cotton and linen checks, Iri/h
linens, black fattens and luteftrings, yard wide diapers and
drawboys, silk, cotton, and linen handkerchiefs, black
and olive velvterets, white and coloured threat, corde
liers, &c. which he will ditffe of athis store in Hano
ver Square, on very tcafona^c terms, by wholesale, for
caffi only#
Sweetmeats,
Green goofberries
preferred,
Ditto grapes ditto,
Peaches ditto,
Ditto gages ditto,
Pine-apples ditto,
Seville oranges ditto,
Currants ditto,
Cherries ditto,
Pears ditto,
Quinces ditto,
Alcarmefs ditto,
Dara fens ditto,
Weft-India green sweet
meats,
JELLIES.
Currant jelly,
Rafberry ditto,
Quinces ditto,
MARMELADES.
Pears marmelade,
Quinces ditto,
'Currants ditto,
Rafberry jamm,
FRUITS in Brandy.
Pine-apples in brandy,
Cherries ditto,
Said Lenzi will undertake to execute any order in the
above business; or to furnifh any great entertainment
whatever (on proper notice) in as elegant a manner, as
it can be donein Europe, where he has had the manage
ment of several.
PHILIP LENZ I,
Confectioner, from LONDON,
In Hanover-Square, No. 517,
Takes this method to return his fincerc thanks to all his
friends and cukoraers for their past favours, and hopes
for a continuance; at the fame time acquaints them,
that he has ready for sale, as great a variety of sweet
meats, jellies, marmelades, &c. &c# as the prefect
troublesome time would permit him to get, and will
fell at the very lowest rates for ready money only (as
no books are kept) and an allowance to them who
purchase in great quantities, viz.
Peaches ditto,
Pears ditto,
No dry fruits this feafori.
Sugar almonds,
Sugar plumbs,
Burnt almonds,
Carraway comfits,
Barley sugar,
Cakes of different khnds,
and what forts they please
to bespeak, warranted
they mail be done in the
best and richek manner#
Syrup of Capillajre, war
ranted not inferior to the"
French.
Preserved milk, good for
tea or coffee, warranted
to keep years.
Hartthorn Shavings, cheap,
Fine honey iri final! pots,
His calf's-foot jelly every
day,
Ice cream of what fort they
will please to order,
In a ihort time he will have
the Italian cordials of dif
ferent forts.