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r On Monday \lt Me. Aldermen Oliver &ave notice
to the Holife of Commons that he ihauld on that day
fe'nnigbt, maJce a motion for an address to his Ma
jetty, requeuing him to impart to the House who
were the original authors and advisers of the measures
which hate been purlbed against America before those
measures were proposed to the House, He find he
was not unaware of the advantages and difad vantages
of his situation in that House. That he knew and
lamented, that whilst an uncorrae&ed individual was
less liable to be carried away with any improper mea
fare of party or fa&ion, fach a perlon was for the
famereafon, and at the fame time less likely to be
fuccefsful in any nacafure that he could poffilfly pro
pose.
The Charming Sally, Wilson, a transport from
London to Borton, is loft on the Goodwin Sands,
and all the people periffied.
Sir- Jeffery Amherst, General Harvey and General
Frazer, it is said, aieall fixed on, and have agreed to
go to America next Spring, if the unhappy difference
subsists so longfoetwetn Great-Britain and her colonies.
At twelve o'Cleck this day arrived a mail from
New-York, brought by the Harriot packet, Capt.
Lee, to Falmouth: Site has brought a great many
letters. This is the last mail that will arrive from
thence till further orders.
On Friday in the Upper A ffembly Governor Penn,
of Pennsylvania, was examined, and gave very fatif
fßaory answers to the questions put to him ; after
which he was ordered to withdraw ; when a member,
after Qefcanting cn the necessity of an immediate con
ciliation, proposed the last petition from the Continen
tal Congress to the King, as a basis for a plan of
accommodation, and moved, “ That the said petition
furnifhed grounds of conciliation of the unhappy
differences at present subsisting between Great-Britain
and America, and that some mode should be imme
diately adopted for the effectuating so definable a
purpose.
It is said that the examination of the great Quaker
(Governor Penn) has had a wonderful effect upon the
minds of the majority in a certain house ; many were
obfeived to turn pale at the account he gave, how
well the Americans were provided for a long and
tedious war with England ; and when be declared
how capable they were of making Salt-petre, Gun
, powder, &c. calling cannon and making small arms,
the whole assembly became Quakers. It is believed
he will be equally fuccefsful in the Lower House,
when he is called to his examination there, and con
vert at lead the Bedford party among the ministry;
and if he cannot make the King's friends friends of
Great-Britain and her Colonies, he will at lead make
them Quakers.
After the Militia Bill was disposed of, rhe House
was ^gain putinto a Committee on the Petition from
Nova Scotia ; in which they made some ppogrefs,and
are to report their reflution (of accepting eight per
cent, on all goods imported into that Colony, in the
lien of other taxes) to-morrow.
Lord North gave notice he had matter of great
consequence to impart to the House towaids the latter
end of the week.
Orders were TuefJay night sent to Portsmouth for
the Greyhound (loop of war, now in dock, and fitting
for America, to be got ready with all possible dispatch.
It is reported some persons are to go in this ship with
powers to propose terms of reconciliation, the event
of which may be known time enough to prevent the
fending more forces in the spring.
One of the transports with the Hanoverian troops'
on bo^rd is on shore on the Flemifh-bpnks, and from
her situation it is thought the cannot be got off.
Latt night General Gage, and some other officers,
whole names are not mentioned, arrived in town
from Button. They bring molt terrible accounts of
F ? Situation cf our army there.
Letters from Gibraltar advise, that the Emperor
cf Morocco has (topped all communication with that
garrison till he has received his annual presents,
which he infills on having in cannon, powder, and
ball : the Governor has informed him, he cannot
comply with his demands till he has orders from
England.
The information given at the'bar of the House of
Lords, by Governor Penn, deserves very serious con
sideration : The known character of that Gentleman
for honor, probity, ana moderation, being equally
removed from faction and venality, renders what he
asserts of much more importance,, than the accounts
which have from other quarters, been laid before the
public.
Lord Rochford retires upon a pension of 30001.
per annum : A pretty moderate Ilice off the national
plumb pudding of Old England.
Seven regiments of 650 men each, two bombs,
and four frigates, are to fail for Carolina on the firtl
of December. It being determined to attack the
southern provinces, while the American army is in
the north. It is said this expedition is undertaken at
the request of Governor Martin, of North-Carolina
(brother to Target Martin who (hot Mr. Wilkes)
who has promised government great things, great
support and success, if they fend him a proper force.
Among other things, it is said, he has promised to
raise two thousand men for the tervice of the ministry
in Carolina. If he has so much interest and influ
ence in the province, why did he run away from it ?
Sir Jeffery Amherst's peerage is at present suspend
ed. The ministry are aiming by every means, to
bring that General to take the command in America,
but he will not do it, not from scruples ofconference,
but from repeatedly declaring, and sincerely too, that
the force to a&, is not considerable enough to effect
what is expelled. Sir Jeffery is not let into the
secret of the intended demands to parliament, beyond
the 25,000 already voted ; the rewards to be given
him hereafter, will not, it is said, take place till the
whole arrangement is fettled, and Sir Jeffery approves
and accepts.
The Ministry have been most severely treated,
upon their imagining 25,000 men fufficient for the
reduction ®f America : This they readily submit to,
rather than open the rest of their plan, sooner than
it can possibly be helped. This is their usual spirit
of keeping parliament as ignorant as possible of their
designs ; and reducing their business to the mere
matter of their votes.
Frazer's regiment of Highlanders is to have one
Colonel Commandant, two Lieutenant Colonels, and
four Majors. The several officers are to raise their
own men.
Philadelphia, January 25.
The last letters from Canada bring an account of
an unfuccefsful attempt made to gain possession of
Quebec by (form, on the gift of December last, be
tween the hours of two and (even in the morning.
The General finding his cannon too light to eftba
a breach, and that the enemy would not hearken to
terms of capitulation, formed a design of carrying the
town by efcalade. In this he was encouraged by the
extensiveness of the works and the weakness of the
garrison. When every thing was prepared, while he
was waiting the opportunity of a snow storm to carry
his design into execution, several men defected to the
From Maryland. Union, Stonehoufe ; Albion,
Nichols; Eufton, Bacon; Delaney, Jarrald, Rebecca
Caton, of Philadelphia ; Unanimity, Smith ; Afton,
Hall, Parker; Molly, Maynard ; Louisa, Payne;
Gale, Jefferfon; at Gfavefend. Thornton, Gray
and Christie, Bowfield, atGlafgow. Content, Mid
forth, at Plymouth. Ann, Henderson ; John' and
Bella; Green ; Camden, Richardson, Lloyd, Lid
dle; Choptank Frigate, Riehardfon; at Dover.
Sally, Newman; at Portsmouth. Fleetwood, Sliv
zer, at Deal. Nancy, Jenkins; at Falmouth.
Neou-York. Favourite, Filher; at Gravefend.
Daniel, Hope, at Cork,
Rbode-I/land. New-York Packet, Fryer; at Cork.
Quebec, Pomona, Green ; at Dover ; and Lydia,
Deane; at Portsmouth.
From Philadelphia. Molly, Johnson, and Mary,
Jenkins', at Falmouth : Hope, Collins ; Betty and
Helen, M'Cormick; Alfred, Callender; and Nancy,
Corrie, at Bristol: Harmony, Crawford, at Ports
mouth: Speedwell, Keith, with the loss of her
masts, at Waterford : Britannia, Loxley, at London.
PHILADELPHIA, February 3.
Lad Monday Brigadier Gen. Prefcot was removed
from his apartments in the city tavern, to the new
goal, by ordsr of the Hon. Continental Congress.
The Que,n of England, Carriaud, from Cork to
Boston, is put into Lisbon in Distress.
The Polly, Elliot, from Virginia to London,
sprung a leak and put into Fyall, was repaired and
expefted to fail in all October for London.
By the English papers we find that they had an
account of Col. now General Arnold's expedition to
Quebec, but fay it is under Putnam.
The King of Great-Britain has allowed all vessels
going to the coart cf Guinea, to take out what pow
der is necessary for their voyage, on giving security
in trible the value cf the goods so (hipped.
By the English papers we find a confirmation of
there having been a severe gale of wind at Newfound
land, the nth of September.
The latter end of O&. they had several violent
gales of wind in the English channel, which did im
mense damage, not only among the provision vessels
that were about failing for Boston, but all along the
coast is lined with wrecks.
The severe cold we have had of late has made so
much ice, that our river is now froze from fide to fide.
The fliip Elizabeth, Capt. Gamble, for Cork,
Falmouth, and London, will fail as soon as the river
opens : therefore all the paflengers are detired to be
ready at that time, or they will probably loose their
passage.
From Virginia. Portland, Watson, at Whiteha
ven ; Hamilton, Bowie; Elk Ridge, M'Gachins ;
Dunmore, Crombie at Grsvefend. Ann, Kennedy,
at Liverpool, and Royal Exchange, Bowden at
Greenoch.
PHILADELPHIA, fa. 29.
Capt. Duncan Campbell, of the Royal Highland
Emigrants, who was for some time confined in gaol,
is admitted to his parole.<
By a vessel from St. Euftatia we learn, that three
English frigates are cruizing off that island ; we also
learn, that 14 Englilh (hips, with live dock and other
provisions for the troops at Boston, being blown off
the coast are put into Antigua, from whence no
doubt, in the spring, they will carry their dock in
good order, for the relief of the troops.
From the 30th of October to the loth of Novem
ber we find, his Majesty's mips Orpheus, Centurion
and Chatham, and between 20 and 30 transports
with provisions and live dock failed for Boston.
On the 19th of October seven transports with
troops failed from Cork for Quebec, but soon hfter
meeting with ftorpay weather, fix of them, viz.
Harcourt, Juliana, Peace and Plenty, Ocean, Chat
ham and Mercury, were obliged to put into Mitford.
enemy. His plan at firil was to have attacked ('as
upper and lower town at the fame time, depending
principally for success against the upper town. But
difeovering, from the motions of the enemy, that they
were apprised of his design, he altered his plan ; ard,
having divided his little army into four detachments,
ordered two feints to be made against the upper
town, one by Col. Livingston, at the head of the
Canadians, against St. John's gate, the other by C^p•
tain Brown,at the head of a small dettehment, against
Cape Diamond, referring to himfelf and Col. Arnold
the two principal attacks against the lower town.
At five o'clock, the hour appointed for the attack,
the General, at the head of the New-York troops,
advancer! against the lower tewn at Aunce de M r e.
Being obliged to take a circuit, the fignat for the at
tack was given, and the garrison alarmed before he
reached the place ; however, preffirg on he puffed the
firft barrier, and was just opening to attempt toe fe
cund, when by the firft fire from the encm , he was
unfortunately killed, together with his ajd-de-camp
Capt. J. M'Pherfon, Capt. Cheefeman, and two or
three more. This so dispirited the men that Col.
Campbell, on whom the command devolved, found
himfelf under the difagrecable necessity of drawing
them off.
In the mean while, Col. Arnold at the head of
about 350 of those brave troops (who with unparal
leled fatigue had penetrated Canada under his com
mand) and Capt. Lamb's company of artillery, had
passed through St. Roques, and approached near a
two gun battery without being discovered. This he
attacked, and though it was well defended for about
an hour, carried it with the loss of a number of men.
In this attack Col. Arnold had the misfortune to
have his leg fplint^red by a (hot, and was obliged to
be carried to the hospital. 'After gaining the battery,
his detachment passed on to a fecopd barrier, which
they took possession of. By this time the enemy,
relieved from the other attacks by our troops being
drawn off, directed their whole force against this
detachment, and a party (allying out from Palace-.
Gate, attacked them in the rear.
These brave men sustained the force of the whole
garrison for three Lotus, but finding themfrives
hemmed in, and no hopes of relief, they were obliged
to yield to numbers, and the advantageous filiation
the garrison had over them.
No regular return is yet come to hand ; but by
the advices received, we learn that our loss in killed
and wounded amounts to about 60, snd 300 taken
prifonefs, who are treated very humanely.
Among the (lain arc Captain Kendricks and Lieut.
Humphreys of the riflemen, and Lieut. Cooper.
After this unfortunate repulse, the remainder of
rhe army retired about three miles from the city,
where they have polled themselves advantageously,
and are continuing the.blocka.de, waiting for rein
forcements, which are now on their march to join
them.
Every possible mark of diftin&ion was (hewn to
the corpse of Gen. Montgomery, who was interred
in Quebec on the second of January.
Published by order of the ComrreA,
, CHARLES THOMPSON, Secretary.
ARRIVALS.
PTAHE FARM of about 20 acres of land, now pof
£ sassed by Mr. Peter Ketteltas, about 4 miles from
this city, en the road to King's Bridge, is to be LETT:
'Tis pleasantly situated on the East-River, and commands
a beautiful prefpea of the country round. The house is
large and commodious, and very fit for a gehtleman.---
For particulars apply to Mrs. Provooft, on Golden-Hill.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
At*Daniel M'Cormick's Vend. House,
TO-MORROW, will be fold,
A parcel of coarse, middling, and fine cloths,
Scots lawns, kentin^s and gauzes,
Thread and blond laces, with a quantity of
shop remnants.
For PRIVATE SALE,
Choice Scotch Snuff in Bladders,
AND
Keyfers P IL L S.
To be SOLD or LETT,
By the Subferiber, on the premises,
A Farm at the East end of the town of Jamaica, con
taining about 25 acres of excellent land, great part
of which will mow a good burthen of gtafs ; about 5
acres of excellent wood-land at the rear of the fame :
There is on the premises a neat finished two story house,
two rcorrs on the lower floor, a large hall 11 feet wide,
four rooms above, a large garret and a large kitchen ad
joining the hall ; also a good barn, cow-house, well,
cistern, a fine young bearing orchard of the best fruit, all
in good repair. Enquire of WATERS SMITH.
Also, to be L ETT from May next,
A farm in Newtown, containing about 40 actes of
extraordinary good land, 8 acres of which is mowing
ground : There is on the farm a larg^ double boufe, five
reoms on the lower floor, with an entry through th, mid
dle, a kitchen adjoining the house, good barn, and other
out-houses ; a fine young orchard of the best collection
of fruit ; also apiece of fait meadow within about two
miles from said farm, which will mow hay fufficient to
winter the fteck kepton the farm For terms apply as
above, or of Capt. SAMUEL MOORE, at Newton,
P CTHE House on Golden-Hill, wherein Benjamin
fl. Kiffam, Esq; now lives; and that next Door,
occupied by the Widow Provooft ; and the House
now in Possession of Mr. Hercules Mulligan, between
the Fly-Market and Burling's Slip, with the Store
House adjoining: Are all to be LE FT. For
Terms, apply to Capt. Vardil.
For A NTI G UA,
^ . Or any of the Windward Islands,
The SCHOONER
,%^ S AL L Y,
ROBERT M'INTOSH, Mafttr:
W 1 fiil in D ^. ;
has good Accommodati
ons for Passengers. For P.fhge applyto the Master
on Board, at Cruger's-Wharf.
N. B. The Netted g-ven by 3 Printed Hind-bill rii'ri
ned this Day for an Election .of a aew Committee To
morrow at the Coffee-Houk^ beingjudged too (hort, the
Ele&ion is deferred as above to the Sth Instant.
" The Committee feel and acknowledge their Obliga
tion for your kind Offices in this Affair ; in whose Behalf
we are, very refy-B'ully, Sir,
Yorr Most Obedient Humble Servant,
DAVID JEFFRIES,
JOHN BROWNE.
Peter T. Curtenivs, Esq;
Committee Chamber, Nro-Terk, Feb. 2, 1776.
'""1' ''HE Committee being, of Opinion that lefiening the
£ .Number and Quorum of the Committee will tend
to the Dispatch cf Business, request the Freemen and
Freeholders of this City and County to meet on Thursday
next theSth Infant, a^izo'Clocfc, at the City Hall, to
Nominate and Elect fifty Perlons, whereof Twenty-one
to make a Quorum to serve th ran as a Committee for fix
Months, which, Committe are requeued to meet the fame
Evening at the Exchange Room.
Refolded, That this Committee be difTolvel imme
diately after such Election.
By Order of the Committee,
HENRY REMSEN, D. Chairmen,
Medford, in Mafhebufetts-Bay, Dec, ?2, 1775.
SIR,
" The Committee of Donations of the Township of
Boston, altho,' driven from their Homes into a cruel and
unmerited Exile, involv'd in Difficulties, and surrounded
with Dangers, can never be unmindful of their generous
Benefiaors, therefore with Pleasure embrace the firft
Opportunity of their again meeting in Committee, to
acknowledge the receipt of your eftcemed Favour of 27th
July, -and to request that you would be pleased to return
their sincerest 'fhanks to the humane benevolent Inbabi
tantsof Morris County, in New-Jersey, for their gene
rous Donation of One Hundred Pounds Currency, handed
us by the worthy Mr. Abeel.
" The Committee do most solemnly assure the Donors,
that the Money fhalEbe faithfully applied to the benevo
lent Pn-pofes for which it was intended, and flatter them
selves that by the continued Beneficence of their sympa
thizing Brethren throughout the Continent, they (hall be
enabled in some Measure to alleviate the peculiar Diffi
culties and complicated Distress of their fuffering Towns
men.
Thursday last Philip Livingston, John Alsop, John
Jay, and Alux. ml r M'D-ugall, Enquires, were
unanimously ^defied Membf—for the C:'y and
County of New-York, to feive in the next General
Affably.
Thursday Evening last Andrew Lott, Esq; (Son
of Abraham Lou, Esq; Trimmer of this Province)
wrs married to Mus Alice Goelet, (Daughter of
Mr. Frier Goelet, cf this City, Merchant) a very
agreeable and accomplifired young Lady.
Between Two and Thice o'Clock Yesterday After
noon bis Excellency General LEE arrived here from
the Eartward : He was escorted into Town by Capt.
Leary's Troop of Ligni Horie, and a great Number
as our principal Inhabitants.
An Address, Memoral and Petition of the Gen
tlemen, Merchants, and Traders of London, ligned
Im non, and a Petition signed by 941, of the prin
cipal Inhabitants of the City of London, mult be
omitted till our next Paper for want of Room.
We bear that Col. Warmer, <witb 1000 Men, from
our Frontiers, are on their March for Canada.
From Philadelphia we learn, that the Pomona Man
of War, and the Argo and Lynx Sloops, were cruizing
of the Iflrfnd of St. Euiiatia, and had: taken seven or
eight American Veflels, and sent them to Antigua.
*, We are obliged to omir, this Week, sundry new
A Ivertifements, for want of Room, which we hope our
good Customers will excuse.
said lie was guilty of cruelly treating tl^
prisoners taken from the Continental army in Canada,
particularly Col. Alien, lately sent home to England,
in irons-.
NEW-Y O R K, February 5.
N. B. The drops are in (quare bottles, with the follow
ing inferiptiqn on them, viz. " John Norton, only pro
prietor and author of Maredant's drops."
These drops are fold wholesale, only at Mr. Norton's,
where may be had at fix pence each, his pamphlets @f
extraordinary cures, of the above-mentioned complaints.
<IW Any person still doubtful cf the efficacy of
these drops, may (by applying to Mr. Norton, surgeon,
the weft fide of Golden-square, near Piccadilly, London,
he author and proprietor, or to the Printer, be more fully
convinced of thrir good effects, by being referred to many
people of good Credit, who have been cured of the above
mentioned disorders. They may be taken in any season,
without the least incohveniency or hindrance of business.
They also perfect digeflibn; and amazingly create an
appetite — None are genuine but what are signed by John
Norton, in his own hand-writing.
Beware of counterfeits.
^t Mr. NORTON having again difeovered that his
bottles, bills of direction, together with his hand-writing,
have been counterfeited, in order to impose on the public
a spurious medicine, for his (Maredant's) drops; he
therefore hopes, for their health's fake, they will be
extremely cautious of whom they buy them.
Sold in New-York, by H. Gaine, and J. Riviogtoa,
at las. a bottle.
A choice parcel of the genuine Carolina Pink Root;
A NEW CURE performed by Maredant's Dropls
Saltajb, March 11, 1775.
To Mr. NORTON, Surgeon, in Golden-Square.
SIR,
JN gratitude to you, and for th^ benefit of others, I
think it my duty to inform you of the extraordinary
cure my son has obtained, of an inveterate feurvy, by the
use of ycur drops, after having the advice of many phy
sicians and apothecaries, at a very great eXpence, to no
purpose; he was so extremely bad, that we not only
despaired of relief but thought his lire in danger. I beg
this may be made public; and am, Sir,
Witneffet to the cure, Your most humble fervaht,
Thomas FaLlax, ANTHONY BACON.
John Lee, Vicar of Saltaffi.
rir^HE following remarkable cure§ fufEcicntly prove
A the efficacy of MaaEDANt's Drops, (prepared by
Mr. Norton, Surgeon of Golden-Square, -near Piccadilly)
(uperior to any medicine hitherto known for curing the
leprosy, feurvy, uh ers, theevil, fibulas, piles, the rheu
mati/m, long continued inflammations of the eyes, and
every other diforoer arising from a foulnefs in the blood.
To Mr. Nor ton, Surgeon, in Golden- Square, London.
IH AVE here indofed you my certificate of Roderick
Macdonald's being cured, in all appearance,'of that
rank scorbutic eruption, which for many'yeats past, has
cnnOantly refitted the power of a variety of medicines,
(taken by him, to my certain knowledge) until it vanished
by the use of your Maredant's Drops.
Your most obedient and humble servant,
JAMES COWPER.
P. S. I have just now seen, and examined the case of
Mrs. Mary Lute, on wh m I find you have performed a
most miraculous cure of three years flanking, of, the
Screpbula, commnly known by the name of the King's
Ev;i.---You must be verv happy, when refleftina you
have it in your power to give relief to so many fuffering
mortals, which such extraordinary cures proves you have.
John-Street, Caveodilh-Square,7
January I 3th, 1775.)
Mr. J^in Ingram, of C.dford, St. Mary, Wilts, cured
of a most inveterate feurvy, of twenty years Banding;
his body was covered all over witli blotches and ulcers,
which fcal?d off like the scales of a fifh iWitnefs, John
Genrier, of Herchhury.
Mr. Edward Marquire, of Long-Lane, Southwark,
cured of a most dreadful pain in the flomich, -with lowness
of Spirits, and a most levere pain in the head.
Mary Copfon, cf Bromptoc, cured cf a scorbutic
humour in her head and face, attended with a violent
hoarfenefsand (h ertuefs of breath. Witness, Mr. Orton,
coai-m^chant, it. Whiter mb-ftreet, near Leicefter-fields.
Mr. Mary Bride, No. 78, Snow-hill, near Weft-
Smitbfisld, cured of an inveterate scorbutic humour in
her case; her ties were so much afLcled as to render her
almost incapable of feeing; (he bad also the piles.
Mr. John Fofler, at the Rose, at Welling, in Kent,
cured ot a leprosy, attended with violent rheumatic pains.
The following cureauthenticated by James Cowper, M. D.
Mr. John Hall, attorney, in Johnson's-court, Fleet
ftreet, cured of a scorbutic drfordcr on his ffiouhiers, neck
and ears, attended with a continual pain in the Aomacb,
and loss of appetite.
Lieutenant-Colonel Feyrac, late of his Majesty's iSth
or Royal regiment of foot, in Ireland, cored of a most
violent feurvy, having no part free from pimples, feurf
and ulcers, except the palms of his hands, his face and
bread, attended with a total want of appetite, sleep
and spirits.
%* Any person Bill doubting of the efficacy of this
medicine, may (by applying to Mr. Norton, Surgeon, the
wed fide of Goiden-fquare, near Piccadilly, London, the
only Author and Proprietor, where these drops are fold in
bottles at 6s. each) be fully convinced of their good effects
by being referred to many people of credit, who have
been cured of the Leproi'y, Scurvy, Ulcers, the Evil,
Fiflulas, Piles, long continued Inflammations of the
Eyes, and every other disorder arising from a foulnefs in
thebiood. They may be taken in any season, without
the least inconveniency or hindrance of business: They
alto perfect digestion, and amazingly create an appetite.—
None are genuine but what are signed by John Norton, in
his own hand writing, and in fouare bottles, with the
fol<owing inscription on them, v'z. John Norton, only
Proprietor and /lather of Maredant's Drops.
To be LEX T,
From the firft day of Maynext,
^r^HE houfeivberein Capt. Samuel Tuder nciu lives, near
-4 tbe Fly-Market. For particular, apply to H. Gaine,
THOMAS B. ATTWOOD?"
INTENDING to live in this city and country as long
as he can, follicits the continuance of the favours of
his friends and cuftonrers, and requests the afliftance of
all persons indebted to him, by bond, note or book debt,
in their difeharging the fame, especially those whose ac
counts are of long (landing.
He has on hand an aflortment of drugs and medicines,
which he continues to fell wholesale and retail, on the
most reasonable terms.
*, Sundry PATENTED MEDICINES from the
original ware houses.
Turlington's Galfam of
health,
Boerhaave'sbalfam of life,
Kill's peftoral balfain of
honey,
tincture of valerian,
Bateman's drops,
Jesuits drops,
Female elixir,
Ep. balm @f Gilead,
British oil,
Haerlem oil,
Amt^ony L. Bleecker,
Has to difyofe of at private Jaie,
Genuine Madeira o f the
Vintage 70, and excellent Teneriffe wipe, fifteen
)ears old, far preferable to the common run of Madeira,
in pipes, hogsheads, and quarter calks; best Carolina
indigo, And an aflortrnent of dry goods as usual.
To be Let,
From the 25th of March ne.-.t, or sooner if Wanted,
I HE pleasant situated 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 premiss, or to Hugh Crime.
Hooper's and Anderfon't
pills,
James's powders,
Orange flower water,
Rose water,
Hinglafs, -
Hartihorn (havings,
VeimiceUi,
Cloves, cinnamon,
- Nutmegs,
Coflee,