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Pelerfurgb, (the capital of Raffia) Nov. L
THE Grand Vizir has notified to Marshal Roman
zow the nomination of Abdoul Kerim, Begler
Bey of Romelia, to be Ambassador to this Court ;
and informed the Marshal at the fame time, of his
having received from the Sultan the ratification of the
peace. The Marshal, in return, immediately ac
quainted the Grand Vizir, that he was ready to
exchange their refpe&ive ratifications, and that her
Imperial Majesty had appointed Prince Repnin to be
her Ambassador at the Porte.
This important intelligence did not arrive here till
Saturday last, by a messenger from Marshal Roman
zow, who likewise mentions, that the Porte had
already named Governors to all the fortreffes restored
by Russia. A Bafhaw of Three Tails is appointed
to be Governor of Choczim.
Nov. 11. The Kirgi Tartars, notwithstanding
General Panin's army is so near them, have lately
made several incursions into the neighbouring pro
vinces : in one of which they have entirely destroyed
a colony of Moravians.
From Paris the' molt recent advices relate, that the
verbal proceedings of the Bed of Judice would not
be delivered for publication until after the celebration
of the solemnity of the Red Mass, which began on
the 21st of lalf Month. According to all accounts
relative to what palled in this Bed of Justice, as soon
as the Keeper of the Seals had received on his knees
his Majesty's orders, he thus addressed himfelf to the
Grand Master of the Ceremonies:
"SIR,
“ It is his Majesty's express command that you
" forthwith repair to the Hall of St. Lewis, and
“ acquaint the Magistrates who are there affcmbled,
" that his Majesty orders them to come and relume
“ the feats which they occupied in the year 1770."
They attended immediately, and the King pro
nounced the following speech.
THE FRENCH KING's SPEECH.
“ You will hear the reading of an ordinance,
" the several parts of which are conceived exactly
" in the letter and spirit of my Ro>al Predecessors.
“ I will not Suffer the smallest infringement to be
" made on it. My own authority, the preservation
“ of justice, the happiness and tranquility of my
“ people all equally require that it be observed
"inviolate. .„
“ It is my will that all past grievances be buried in
“ oblivion. I Shall ever behold with extreme difap
" probation whatever may tend to create divisions or
“ disturb the good and tranquility which I with
“ always to subsist in my Parliament. Be you
“ solely occupied in the faithful discharge of your
“ respective duties; co-operate with my willies,
“ which are solely directed to promote the welfare
" and happiness of my Subjects.
“ I decree that from this moment the Sieur Hue
" de Miromefnil Shall take upon him the office and
“ execute the functions of Chancellor."
NEWBERN, January 27.
On Friday last departed this Life, at his House in
this Town, after a Short Illne'fs, Isaac Edwards,
Esq; Auditor-General of this Province, and Repre
sentative in Assembly for the Town of Newbern.
On Monday lad, the eldest surviving Son of his
Excellency Governor Martin, Esq; aged about 4
Years, died at the Palace, after a very Ihort Illness.
The very promising Abilities that budded in this
lovely Boy, made him the Delight of the Family, and
involved them in more than common Anxiety for his
Preservation. How severe the Stroke, and great the
Calamity! to have all their Hopes cut off in the un
timely Death of the dear little Prattler!
Cambridge, February 15, 1775.
WHEREAS it appears to this Congress, from
the present Disposition of the British Ministry
and Parliament, that there is real Caule to fear that
the reasonable and just Applications of this Continent
to Great-Britain, “ for Peace, Liberty and Safety,"
will not meet with a favourable Reception : But, on
the contrary, from the large Reinforcement of 1 roops
expe&ed in this Colony, the tenor of Intelligence
from Great-Britain, and general Appearances, we
have Reason to apprehend, that the sudden Destruc
tion of this Colony in particular is intended, for
refufing, with the other American Colonies, tamely
to submit to the most ignominous Slavery.
Therefore Resolved, That the great Law of
Self-prefervation, calls upon the Inhabitants of this
Colony, immediately to prepare againlt every Attempt
that may be made to attack them by Surprise. And
it is upon feiious Deliberation, most earnestly recom
mended to the Militia in general, as well as the
detached part of it in Minute-Men, that they Spare
neither Time, Pains, nor Expellees, at so critical a
Jun&ure, in perfecting .themselves forthwith in
"Military Discipline ; and that Skilful Inftru&ors be
provided for those Companies which are not already
provided therewith.
And it is recommended to the Towns and Districts
in this Colony, that they encourage such Perlons as
are Skilled in the Manufa&ury of Fire-Arms and
Bayonets, diligently to apply themselves thereto, for
Supplying such of the Inhabitants as Shall be deficient.
And for Encouragement of American Manufac
tures of Fire-Arms and Bayonets, it is further
RESOLVED, That this Congress will give the Pre
ference to, and purchase from them So many effective
Arms and Bayonets as can be dilivered in a reasonable
Time, upon Notice given to the Congress at its next
Seffipns.
Signed by Order of the Provincial Congress,
JOHN HANCOCK, President.
A true Extract from the Minutes.
BENJAMIN LINCOLN; Secretary.
The Provincial Congress on Thursday last ad
journed to the 22d of March next, then to meet at
Concord, an inland Town about Eighteen Miles
from Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, February 23.
- Capt. M'Fadeh, from Tortola, last Thursday
Night, about 20 Leagues from our capes, spoke the
Ship Britannia, Capt. Souder, from this port for
Cork, out about 12 hours, all well.
Capt. Seyrfiour, from Jamaica, on the 9th inftaht,
in lat. 28, 42, spoke a Sloop, from Anguilla for
Rhode-Ifland; and on the iitb, in lat. 33, he spoke
a brig, from Hispaniola for New-York, out 14 days,
but could not learn the matter's names.
“ The King, my most honoured lord and grand
ee father, was compelled, by your resistance to his
" repeated commands, to adopt such a measure as
“ his wisdom suggested, for maintaining his own
“ authority, and 'fulfilling the obligations he lay
“ under of rendering Justice to his fubje&s. I have
“ thought properthis day to recall you to the exeicife
“ of those functions which you ought never to have
" quitted: Learn to prize my favours, and never
“ loie remembrance of their extent!
In PROVINCIAL CONGRESS,
BOSTON, February 20.
Extras of a Letter from Montreal, Jan. 18.
The French translations of the address to the in
habitants of this country, which were ordered by
the Congress to be sent here, are not yet cope to
hand ; but there has been a translation made at
Quebec, and manuscript copies of it handed about
among die French Bourgeois (our Printer dares not
publish any thing of that nature) but they have been
so little accustomed to speak or think on Subjects of
that kind, and are so niuch afraid of giving the
smallest offence to government, that they will avoid
taking any part in the matter.---The Noblesse enter
very^anguinely into the Scheme of railing troops, but
the Priests we are well allured disapprove of it. The
greatett part of the Noblesse reside in this district, and
upwards of 50 of them are now gone down to
Quebec, to pay their refpe&s^ to the Governor, and
attend a ball usually given by government on the
Queen's birth-night. They expert to come back
with commissions in their pockets, but our Governor
has not yet received his inftru&ions. Wheat, owing
to the great orders last year, is extravagantly high,
nothing less than 3s. gd. (equal to ss. 3d. Pennsyl
vania currency for our buihel.) We would be glad
to know whether the resolve of the Congress will be
adhered to, in dropping connexion with us unless we
come into their measures. In this cale, we muff
order fllipping from England. We have never ex
ported more than 10,000 bushels of flaxfeed in a
year ; the small quantity exported is owing to the
low price, being often at 2s. and 2s. 6d. This year
it has been as high as ss. 6d. and if before Spring the
people are assured of a good price, there will be
100,000 bufliels railed in the province, or even more."
N EW-Y OR K, February 27.
Capt. M'Davitt from Jamaica, spoke the Sloop
Savage, John Graham, from Au Cayos, to Rhode-
Illand ; he found him in great Distress, having
buried three of his People, and Supplied him with
Bread and Water.
The Captains Hilton, Farquhar and Guildford,
were all fafe arrived at Jamaica.
Capt. Roach, from this Port, and Capt. Mills,
from Philadelphia, are arrived at the Miffifippi.
Last Thursday Week Azariah Dunham, Esq; was
chosen a Member of the Hon. Houl^of Assembly of
New-Jersey, for the County of Middlesex, in the
Room of John Moore, Esq; deceased.
The Hon. House of Assembly of New-Jersey, was
on the 13th inst. prorogued to the 13th of March,
then to fit for the Dispatch of Business, at Burlington.
Mr. Wales, a Memberof the Connecticut Affein
bly, with others, are gone as a Committee, to meet a
Committee front Boston, to conlult upon the impor
tant Matters, that will come before the General AL
fembly of Connecticut, in the ensuing Session.
It is laid, that in that Assembly, a Motion will
be made, for railing, eloathing, and paying a large
Body of Provincial Troops.
The Provincial Congress for Maffchufett's Bay,
have Resolved, that Thursday the 16th Day of next
Month be observed as a Day of Fading and Prayers
The General Assembly of the Island of Barbados
have drawn up a Spirited Petition to be transmitted to
Great-Britain, and to be presented to his Majetty in
Favour of America.
The General Assembly of North-Carolina, which
stood proro, ued to the 14th inst. is further prorogued
by his Excellency Josiah Martin, to the ayth-Day of
March next.
About three Weeks ago, Dr. Clarke, of Reading,
a Gentleman distinguished by a firm Attachment to
the King and the Constitution, was seized in .the
Township of Hartford, and to the indelible Disgrace
of their Police, carried upon a Rail about the Parish,
under which Cruelty he several Times fainted ; when
dismissed by his Tormenters, and examined by Dr.
Tidmaifh, he was found to be injured jir aiManner
unfit for Description in a News-Paper. The Doctor
was menaced with the fame Treatiiient, for his Hu
manity to the Sufferer, whole only Crime was, Speak
ing in Terms of Refpe& of the King, and of his
Government.
The Weather was so uncommonly warm last
Wednesday, that many young Lads went into the
River to swim.
We hear at least three Fourths of the People in
Cortlandt's Manor, have declared their Unwillihgnefs
to enter into Congressional Measures ; and that a
great Number of the People in general in Winchester
county are preparing to do the like.
A melancholy Accident happened last Friday at
Newtown, on Long-Island, viz. Two young Lads,
one named Hamilton, about 16 Years old, and the
other named Roberts, about 12 years old, racing
with their Waggon and Horses, with feme of their
Companions in another Waggon, by a sudden and
unexpended Jolt, Hamilton and Roberts fell out, and
being run over by the Hories, &c. they were both kill
ed, One of them on the Spot, and the other Survived
but a few Hours.
On Tuesday Evening died, in his yoty Year,
John Troup, Esq; of Jamaica, on Long-Inland;
a Gentleman universally beloved, and much lamented.
Extract from the Votes and Proceedings of the
General Assembly of this Colony.
Die Jovis, 10 bo A. M. the 23d February, 1775.
A Motion was made by Mr. Thomas, in the
Words following, viz.
Mr. Speaker,
I Move that the Sense of this House be taken, on
the Necessity of appointing Delegates for this
Colony, to meet the Delegates for the other Colonies
on this Continent, in General Congress, on the loth
Day of May next.
And Debates arising on the said Motion, and the
Qoeftion being put thereon, it was carried in the Ne
gative, in Manner following, viz.
For the Negative. Mr. Walton, Mr. Jauncev,
Mr. Brinckerhoff, Col. Seaman, Mr. Brulh, Mr.be
Lancey, Mr. Coe, Mr Van Kleeck, Mr. Rapalje,
Mr. Nicoll, Mr. Billopp, Col, Philips, Mr. Ten
Eyck, Col.,Wells, Mr. Wilkins; Mr. Killam,
Mr. Gale.
For the Affirmative. Mr. Clinton, Col. Wood
hull, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Boerum, Capt. Seaman,
Col. Ten Broeck, Mr. be Witt, Col. Schuyler,
Col. P. Livingston.
*, The List of LETTERS remaining in the
Poll-Office in New-York, Shall be inserted in our
next Paper.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, NEW^YO R K,
INWARD ENTRIES. From
Polly, M'DaViit, Jamaica; Newark, De Peyfter,
Hispaniola ; Collector, Webster, and Polly, Cox,
Rhode-Bland ; Polly, Hempfted, and Betsey, Fairley, ,
North-Carolina ; Peggy and Betsey, Ferguson, Phi
ladelphia ; Black Prince, Campbell, Dominica.
OUTWARD ENTRIES. For
George, Colvill, Falmouth; Daniel, Hope, Ja
maica; Dolphin, Colvin, Antigua; Sally, Aiberfon,'
and Bentham, Rivers, Philadelphia ; Supply, Hol
land, Falmouth; Susannah, Weeks, Salem; Nancy,
-Smith, London ; Grey-hound, Mounfanye, Coracoa;
Rockingham, Hopper, London ; Maria, Hamilton,
Miffifippi ; Collector, IVeblu,, Rhode-Bland.
Ihe following MERCHANDIZE,
CHEAP and GOOD,
By PUBLIC or PRIVATE SALE,
At M OORE's Auction.
qpHE very bert nankeens Irilh linens
l Chintzes Cahrbricks
Callicoes Printed linens
Cottons Checks
Shalbafts, Crankies
Carridazies Harlem Gripes,
Muslins Linen handkerchiefs
Bandanoes. Scotch lawns, &c. &c.
< Elegant plated urns, bread baskets, (lew-pans,
sauce boats, falls, &c.
TO-MORROW on the Bridge,
A quantity of houfhold and kitchen furniture,
feather beds, &c.
On WEDNESDAY at the Coffee-Houfe,
Several hogsheads choice Mufeovado lugar.
*, The very best particular Madeira, last year's
vintage', by the pipe, at private lalc.
At the Coffee Hbufe,
TO-MORROW,
At N O O N, will be fold,
A Negro girl about ib years of age, that has had
the small-pox and meazles; flic is likely, a&ive
and handy.
✓lt Templeton & Stewart's
AUCTION RO O M,
Every morning this WEEK,
Will be SOL D,
A variety of goods suitable to the present and
approaching season.
They have to dispose of at private sale,
Irifli mess beef in tierces,
Butter in firkins,
Potatoes and oatmeal,
Choice green coffee, new rice, rum, brandy, geneva,
Philadelphia hard soap; a few boxes of Keyfer's
genuine pills ; a few pairs of elegant looking glasses;
an assortment of Irilh linens, Queen's ware in crates.
And three years time of an indented fervent man.
BE SLTD,
A Middle aged negro wench, cook, with a male child
14 months old, who can be wed recommended.
To be LET,
Together or feperate,
On the firft of May next, a very convenient upper flore,
and fail-loft ; the latter 50 feet by 42, .and the former 59
by 22 feet, well situated in a public part of the City, and
contiguous to the Water ^---Enquire of the Printer,
To be SOLD at public Vendue,
At the Merchants, Coffee-Houfe, in the city of New-
York, on Saturday the firft day of April next,
THE one fourth undivided part and ffiare of a lot of
land in Hardenbergh, or the Great Patent, lying
in the counties of Ulster and Albany, being the southerly
half of lot No. 60, lying in lot No. 36, of the general
division, bounded on the east and Weft by PoughpaQon
and Delaware River. This land is known to be good
and advantageously situated. Also one lot on Minifer's
Island (commonly called the New-City Island) in the
Sound, opposite the Manner of Pelham, in Westchester
couty, being 100 feet in length, and 25 feet in breadth,
lying in lot No. 24, in the eighty-sixth square on said
Island. Also the one full half of the third part of the
fourth part of the thirty-eighth part of Minifer's-Ifland,
as above-mentioned.
Thete lands are part of the estate of Peter Harrison,
insolvent debtor, and must be fold peremptorily, to the
highest bidder, for cash. For further particulars apply to
ANTHONY L. BLEECKER.
^ Three Pence per Pound will be
given for the best Sort of good, dry, clean
LINEN RAGS, and so in Proportion for
those of an inferior Quality.---by H U G H
GAINE,
MaredAnt's Antifcorbutic Drops;
Keyser's Anti-Venereal
P I L L S;
Original Haerlem 0 I L,
AND
Lip Salve and Corn Plainer,
Of Extraordinary Quality.---
Sold by HUGH GAINE,
At his Book-Store in Hanover-Square.
ft^^^w'™^^^S^^i^teA^'^ •^^^^'!L'^,
aCTC'fokr^PUßLfq VENDUE,
At the merchant's coffee-houfe, at 12 o'clock,
To-morrow,
rrllAT convenient house and large lot of ground
I fronting on Queen-street, next do Mr. John
Murray's, at prefect in tenure of Mr. Lewis. The
property of Mr. George Elsworth.
ALSO,
6 Hogsheads Wert-India rum,
20 Frails choice raisins;
And a parcel neat Windsor chairs.
For SALE,
At ANTHONY L. BLEECKER's
VENDUE-STORE, -
On very low terms, for cash,
A large parcel Irilh linens, cottons, callicoes,
chintzes, brocades, fattens, ducapes, luteftrings,
mantuas, modes, perfians, taffeties, India dimothees,
silk stockings, iilk gloves and mitts, bread cloths,
bath coatings, corded poplins, worsted damaiks,
ladings, camblets, fhalloons, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Excellent Madeira of the vintage 70, warranted
neat as imported, and good old Lilbon wine in pipes,
hhds. and quarter calks ; brandy, best French and
Carolina indigo, Wert-India rum, and a parcel of
firkin butter, at yd perlb.
VESSELS SAILED SINCE OUR LAST.,
Brig John, Shaw, Dominica
Sloop Helena, Gilbert, St. Thomas
Sloop Little-Betsey, Kierfted, St. Croix
Brig Peggy, Lawrence, hclmouth
Schooner Congress, Hicks, North-Carolina
Ship Hannah, Watson, London
Brig Helena, Harriot, Boftbn
Brig Pegg), Boyd, Jamaica
Sloop Susanna, Weeks, Boston
Ship Peace and Plentv, McKenzie, Falmouth
Sloop Dispatch, Martin, St. Tuomas
CLEARED Fort DEPARTURE. so
Needham, Chevers, Liverpool; Hannah, Watson,
London; Sally, Williams, Halifax; Sally, Dor
ling, Whaling; Helena, Saltus, Salem ; Charming-
Peggy, Boyd, Jamaica; Peace and Plenty, M'
Kenzie, Falmouth; Lawrence, Martin, St. Thomas;
Catharine, Mathewman, Coracoa.
NOTICE is hereby given to all the creditors of George
Trail, an infoivert debtor, that they be and appear
before Andreev Gautier, and William Waddell, Efars, at
tbe boufe of fobn Simmons, innholder, on Thursday the 16th
.day of March next, at the hour of eleven in the forenoon,
to fbeiv cause, if any they have, why an alignment of the
estate cf the said George Irail, should not be made to fohn
Wethet bead and Daniel Stiles, conformable to the prayer of
the petition cf the Jaid George Trail, and others bis creditors,
fubjeribers thereto, to us delivered ; andthe said George Trail
be thereupon difebarged, agreeable to the directions of an abb
of the Governor, the Council, anil the General Assembly of
this colony, puffed the 19th of March last.
BE — SO L D,
The following SEEDS,
EARLY great batterfea. fat mbite Brunftoick, low
i brown bead, Utrecht bead, high brown curl'd, high
green curl'd, fine blbod red, red bead, early white, yellow
Bloomingdale, low green curl'd, great Amferdum savoy, and
green do. cabbage fetd. —^ Swedif), great yellow, large Irown,
great Berlin, small red, great Mogul, Spanish, speckled,
yellow fone, small yellow, princes, and cut beadfallad feeds ;
large AmJlerdam fallad, four fallad, curl'd cut fallad, and
early cut fallad seed.---Parsley carrot, long yellow, long red,
early, great yellow, fcbonanul, and sugar carrot feed.
Broad leav'd, round, small, and four fpinage feed.—yellow,
white early, cabbage turnip above ground, do. under ground,
long French, and white turnip feed. —Broad leav'd, curl'd,
and broad curl'd endive fecd.^-rellmv Dutch, green, curl'd,
and French parfey feed. ---Italian broccoli, best Dutch cau
liflower, cucumber, fealand onion, blood-red do. French white
do. great Spanifo do. cut pa>fey, long radishes, white do.
red do. ramanarfe, fuckerye, rosemary, artichokes, parsnips,
peppergrass, caraway, winter leeks, summer do. red beet,
Dutch celery, great femifo do. ketchup, thyme, fattacoufe,
and several other forts of feed.
All the above feeds are lately brought from Holland, by
an able judge, and to be fold at Mrs. Smith's, in the Broad
way, corner of Wynkoop-fireet.
STOLEN from Little White Creek, Albany county,
the loth inst. a reddiffi roan horse, of a lofty carriage,
near 15 hands high, Shod and toe cark'd round, and is a
natural trotter. At the fame time was taken, a Saddle
almost new, with cloth-coloured pluShhoufiag, green Sir-
Single, and leather girth. A reward of TEN DOLLARS
will be paid to xhe person or persons who Shall secure the
horse so that the owner may again obtain him; and the
farther sum of FIVE DOLLARS, provided the thief be
also secured ; with reasonable charges, paid by
PHIPPS WALDO.
THE house wherein Robert Alexander and Co. now
lives, on Hunter's Q^ay, is to be LETT. For
particulars enquire of John Miller, living in Gid house.
TO BE LET,
THE very commodious house and store, in the occtia
pation of Messrs. Greg, Cunningham and Co. Thd
Situation for business is the best in the City. Apply to
Thomas Randal, or Theophilaa Bache.
fubferiber having for many years made the study
J and praeife of midwifery her peculiar business,
takes the liberty of offering her fervices' in that capacity
to those in this city who may call for her afliftance. As
a proof of Skill and ability in her ptofeffion, She begs
leave to observe, that She has now in her custody, a Di
ploma in her favour, from Dr. Young, Profeffor of Mid
wifery, in. the College of Ph)ficians, at Edinburgh, under
whom She has Studied ; a certificate bhder the hands of
several of the most eminent physicians pradtifing in the
city of N^w-York, fetring' forth, that the has produced
to them very creditable testimonials of her education,
and that they think She will make a fafe and ufeful prac
titioner ; and a declaration fubferibed by Whitehead
Hicks, Esq; Mayor of this city, certifying that She has
taken the oath of a midwife, and is lawfully qualified
to practise as Such in the city of New-York. All which
original certificates and testimonials She is ready to produce
to any perlon who may apply to het, for their further
Satisfaction. Those persons who may be inclined to
Savour her with their attention, Shall experience the ut
most punctuality, laithfulnefs, and humanity in the
execution of the duties of her office.
ANN GLASS, Midwife.
N. B. She may be found at her house in Smith-Street,
between Wall-Street and King's-Street, near Nathaniel
Marlton's.
By private S A L E,
A LL that valuable, well situated and very commo
dious boule, many years known by the name of
the Queen's Head Tavern, near the Exchange, is three
irones high, with a tile and lead roof, has fourteen fire
places, a mod excellent large kitchen, fine dry cellars,
with good and convenient offices, Sufficient for a large
family, the bufinels above-mentioned, a merchant, or
any other large trader, is a corner hcufe, very open and
airy, and in the most corripleat repair, near to the New
rerry. Further particulars and a good title will be given
by Samuel Francis, who, so far from declining his pre
sent business, is determined to use every the utmost en
deavour, to carry on the fame'to the pleafufe and fatis
fiction of his friends, and the public in general.
To be SOLD at public Vendue,
On Monday the firft day cf May next, at the Merchants
Coffee-Houfe, in the City of New-York:
'ts of LAND, situate, lying and beingin the
county ct Tryon, being part of a patent granted in
1738 to Alexander Colden, Esquire. These lots contain
about zoo acres each, and are adjoining each other, and
will be fold either Separately or the whole together, as
may best suit the purchaser. The country adjoining is
well fettled, and these lands are efleemed of very good
quality. A good title will be given by Richard Dunlap,
and the time of payment made cafy to the purchaser.
ABRAI^^
Has imported, on the best terms, from Europe, the follow
ing articles ; all which he will fell very cheap, at his
houle in the main street, opposite the Fly-Market;
^ Great variety of colours of fuperfine and seconds,
broad cloths'; fuperfine and seconds double mil'd
drab cloths, ditto; narrow cloths, ditto; hunters cloths,
ditto; caflimers, wilton, german serges, fagothys, twil'd
and other coatings, frizes, penniftons and halfthicks;
S and 9-4 green rugs, role and fwanfkin blankets, flannels,
rattir.ets and Shalloons, durants, serge-denim, black ferge
durpy, black princes fluff, cotton denim, jeans and fuftians,
ladings, bombazines and crapes, buttons, and scars twist
to match 'the cloths; gold and Silver spangled buttons;
very neat gilt and plated, ditto; sewing silk, cotton and
linen check, furniture check, ditto; moreens, ruffel and
callimancoes; worsted, cotton, and thread Stockings ;
buck Skin and other gloves, felt and caftor hats.
ALSO all forts cf painters colours ground in oyl, and
in powder; crown window glass of various Sizes, linseed
o yh Spanish turpentine, brown and white varnilh, crim
son and scarlet drop lake, King's and Naples yellow, rose
pink, vermillion, Prussian blue, umber, letherge, white
vitriol, &c. &c.
ALSO has to fell the very best old Madeira wine, Te
nerifte and fweer, ditto; claret in bottles, Jamaica and
Weft-India rum, old brandy, sugar, coffee, chocolate,
alfpice, velvet corks, &c. &c.
Also a quantity of Hibernia pig iron,
which he will fell very cheap.
TO BE SOLD,
A Coach and Chariot,
T wo of the most elegant carriages ever imported
.It into America, and equal to any in London ; both
crrne neck'd, and calculated for the climate, having the
panels to let down on all tides ; they have their firft set
ot wheels on, and are in high preservation. Enquire of
Mr. Johnson, coach-maker in high-street, Philadelphia