The daily advertiser — New York [N.Y.], 1788-05-29 00:00:00, page 3

ISAAC MOSES
J AS removed his Auction and Com-
J i mission Scare to No. 21, Wal!-fireet,
next door to Mr. Robert Hunter’s, where
he has good accommodations for the recep
tion of al! kinds of Merchandize.
PUBLIC SALE,
T H J $ D A Y<
OppcSte the Audion-Room, No. 21,
WalLftr’et,
6 cases Ttoliaji wine, ci q
excellent ^aver and |
quality,
2 do. old im'-k,
t calks o-M Malaga,
10 elicits fouchbtig tea,
GEORG* BA RNE W ALL dr Co.
Mo. ror, Viter-lber, have imrcrted in the-ship
Mon-gconcrv from London, and the brigantine
Sul-tmah knm Utblm ;
BY th« Gootet, a complete aflb-rment oF 4-4,
7- v , and m-8 Checks ; and by the latter, 4 4,
7-8 and j^tinens, 9-8 white and brown Sheetings.
Dowlas bL-ek Laftmgs, and Threads : which they
will fell on reafbnabk terms for Cath, good Notes
at a shondatc. or Pot Ashes. Fib. 14. ts
N R. They have 01 hand a quantity Nails, of dit
ferenttwes, and a good cTcutmentof Paper Ha g
ings with Feb con and common borders, whichwsll
beSbldurit’ua'h'low.
For FALMO UT H,
The S H I F
/ MERCHANT, ■
/ \ George Bunker, Mnfter.-
। / A prime failnr,xvit-h very good-
I palFengers,
b S h t freight or pillage/ apply
. 0 jn-^er on board -at the
■'lrerry-ftairs, or to VdJUam NcllTon, -No. 46,
Great-Dock-ftrcct. 31. l&ay 24*
OZ ANTED to hire immediately,
Y ' a sober MAN, with an unexceptionable
ehara&er, to wait upon a Angle gentleman—it is
wUhed that he understands hair-drefling. Enquire
at No. 4f, Oueen-ftreet. . May 29. ts
FOUND.
A SMALL quantity of Nw
-1 * York State MONEY, near Biirling-Siq?.—-
The pwner may'have it, by defenbing his proper
ty. and paying toi thisadvertifement. Enquire of
the printer. May 27. Jt.
ForSa’e^ at No, 89, William-street,
A Quantity of CarU.inx reeds, of a large (we,
■BcHfca'otwd,fit f>rimm d-atrufe; hems'feed,
w iXtiptrs, candle-week, beaver, hatters trimmings,
3rc. Yc. if Mar 6.
HAVING removed his Ro-e from No. 7, Great
Dock-Hrcet, t<> No. 6, Quccn-Hreec, is now
Opening; for Lie the foil wing go id', which he has
icccivci by die Lilt vcdUs from Liverpool, viz.
Superfine and fccond broadcloths, blue cloths from
to i6J. per yard, 7-8 co'ton checks, p hired
cottons and chimz pa cite , fnftims an I thickiers,
cordmoo and roval ribs, 7-8 Fish linens, floren
tines and htii jugs, 4-4, 5-4,6-4, and 7-4 shawl',
uuh a v/rittv of othci goods no: here enumerated,
all which he i* determined to fell on the very lowest
terras for sash. Mayr;. rm
iff. To provide a set of sw e;ers, as many as
xrxay be f « d nccc# ry, under the dist •gushing
mark of a cp, <>" the front of which, wifl be the
wordi, New Chimney Office, No. wrthforc
men, to fee ciie business p«rfm med.
id. To allot each a propccdiftrift, in such man
ner, as that every lit fenber’s chi .mics shall lie r -
*u arly Swept once ev ry mo th, (or oftener if requi
re f; at the rate of one shilling and thue pence, f r
every chimnew
rd. To oblige himfclftopay the fine.laid by law,
jf thechimney takes fire within one month as er it
has been (wept, by the people belo ging ro this qh
fit 4 unl< fs the chimney bu cracked, 01 the Ke be
gin in fomc other part of rhe hutiQ.
' 4t h. To renderthe i /Lii li hmcnt of general pub
lic utility, in case pf fire, the sw<cp r s ah t>
made to attend, andpesfo: m Inch ici vices as may be
required of them.
The nve tiling metis tlv greater atte ttion, as
it wit! contribute in a p.iiticmar manner, co reader
lives secure, and prevent th le’iruftion ofp . riy
bv co. Sig ition, w ich too fr.qu nly origin t' n
foul chimni: , occasioned, m feme inst nces, by
ncgleft of Sweepers attending at regular periods, and
inT^r, no Knowmgwhere to apply.
J üb’er-pttons will b thankfully eceived at rhe
afiremid place, andtue pL.n will be begun upon the
kcond June next.
May 9. e STEPHEN PATERSON.
TO BE SOLD BY
GEORGE DOUGLASS,
At No. 14, Fli/-Market,
'T'HREE ton of well drawn refined
•*- bars oiv ncaft forbiH.ft fo> veiTe's,Bni
lingtoaf k pe t ‘ dm , Q ebec po& nt eff-mcre of
spruce, hops, Wed India rum by thchhd. mol.’.des,
d . Mader a vine by th pipe o quarttr cask, 20
ba re Is menbad’dci., cot on is bales, ship bread,
ry< Sour. May tj. d
N. B JERSEY MDNF.Y exchanged at the cur
re t Sc-' wge, for Y” k P .per or specie.
TO BE S O L D,
A Middle aged Negro Wench,
whois a-TXtclJ tc<’ok,andprrfeCMyunder
fkmds ail k : nds of h?ufe wo k. Fo fui tlier particu
lars en wit of tt r nter. 'ay iC- ts.
Tobe fecnat No. too, the upper end of Queen-lb eec,
HFHE Portraits of Gen. Wafhing*
ton; the King, Queen, Prince of Wales, and
to rd Not th, of Gicat-Britain ;an Indian ( hies; a
Nun at ConAflion; a ”^ 2 number of ocher curious
Figures, ;s larger hie. Price js.
Thule «hoa> c efirous of feeing them, are ;equcf
teiwcuntiwn, as the Exhi ition will shmtiy be
di'conunued. May 16. im.
Ihe Inhabitants of the City of
N E W- Y O R K
A RE refn est Fully informed, that re I übferiber in-
Au tends opening a NEW CHIMNEY OFFICE, ai
No. 21, whi-Riect, two doors from Mr. Jam.s
Kivington’s. .
Hctruds he will be able to give general i tr fac
tion unhule who may please to employ him, (fig
niffedby rheir becoming tubferibers) as he is date
niitudtoj in umemitted assiduity ro the pain aid
rfo-vnm the following proposals, which he flatters
uimfelfwifi meet chcappr barian and encourage
ment of the inhabitants oft .is city.
JO H N FRO ST,
W A X W O R K.
i -2 calks paint,
| 20 corn fans,
A parcel fpacles and hin-
Sd, .
4 z £bls. yabris.
-ISAAC MOSEST
SALES at AUCTION,
' On TUESDAY, rhe 3d of June next, t-
On the Premises,
IN pnrfuance of an order of the Mayor’s Court of
cite City of New-York, made by vircuebf anact
cutided, '* a»>’adftxr die Partition of Lands," paf
fe '.Uie zfab <if Marell, 17^5, all that certain l<>t v or
piece 05,. patcel ofgrGnmk' lituate, lying and being,
inthc Dock Ward of the said city, and is in breadth,
fronting the flreer, commonly called an 3 known,
bythc hameof Bniad-Rreer, ^feety inches and an
■ halt inch, and in length, from the comer ot Broad
. fireet, along the ffreet, called and known by the
. name of Princcfsdfreet, 72 feet and 6 inches, to the
ground of Abriham Ten Eyck, thence along the
ground of the l aid Abraham'Ten Eyck, Nor. hic'p,
.as his ground goes, 2.9 feet and two inches, to
ground of jvflin Bapwef’s, thence along the house
.md ground of diefaid John Btowcs, feet and 3
inches to Bro ad-It rec t afatefaid; together with all
and fihgtllar thebuildings and apfttrttnancej, be
mg che<i««l eflate ot the late Audiew Breaiied, de~
ecafei/- -- v ' •
^■Tilß KBTTLETAq t
• GAB. W-J/JDLOW, >■ Commillioners. “
GULIAN VHIU>LANK, 3
THIS DAY, X o’clock,
By James Smith,
Oppoiitehis Auction-Room, No. 23, Wall-street, j
A quantity of
HOUSHOLD FUR N I TURE,
Confiding of a mahogany desk and chest of
drawers, a variety of handibme mahogany and
Windsor chairs, tables, feather beds, kitchen fur
niture, decanters, flat and soup plates and diflies, See.
By THOMAS ALLEN,
No. 16, Queen-street, corner of the Fly-Market,
The Miscellaneous Works of
PHILIP FRENEAU,
Contninitig bis Elfins and additional-Poems.
THIS second volume of our American author, is
replete with the highest lentimental enter
tainment.—Humor, wit, and satire, flow in copi
ous ft rains.—lt requires only to be read to be ad
mired.
*** Such gentlemen, who have honored me by
fubfcrjbmg for the above work, willplhafe to call
or lend for itasfoonas convenient- May 28. ts
GEORGE BOND,
^ATTORNIEr, COUNSELLOR .AT L^lVi
Has removed his Office,from No. 5, to cB,
Wiliiam-ltreet. May 14. if
SALES at AUCTION,
At the Coffee-Houfe, on Monday the 9th day of
June next, at twelve o’clock.
A Certain FA RM lituate in the
County of Ulder, about 17 miles from New
bergh, containing xyr acres 5 formerly belonging
to tlie eflate of Samuel Deuton, deceased, being
part of the Lands known by the name ot phe Ten
ftone Meadow.
Alfe, a certain other FARAI or Planta
tion, fituaze at Folic 1-Town, in the County of UJRer,
abou 11 wo m iie sfro mNc wihirg hL < ndi ng, co nu in mg
two hundred and listy-eight acres, lately in the oc
cupation of John H. Schenck. The conditions will
bem.ide known at t’te timeoffjle.
May 12. m wf. ts.
JAMES BARCLAY.
P U B L fc~ Ta L E,
On .WEDNESDAY, the 4th of June,
A LOT of Ground and two
Houses situate thereon, which is bounded on
the Norf.i by a small Areet 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 the afbrefakl fcreet, 40-i Vet deep oh
the Welt, 38 feet on the Ealt, and on the rear 42.
ROBERT HUNTER.
To be Sold at Public Antlion,
•At the Coflibe-Houfe, on Monday, the lecond day
of June next, at 12 o’clock in the forenoon of
the fame'day,
Ail that certain y vnlual'le
Tr»ft of WOOD LAND,
TO BE LET until the firft of May next, at the
very low rent of FIFTY POUNDS. The
house is huge and convenient, being two (lories
high, and having four rooms on a floor, with a
commodious hall. Its situation is healthy and plea
sant, and commands an extensive profpeft of the
North-River, apart of the Bay and the Jer&y
fliore; the foucious garden, containing a great
number-.of excellent fruit trees, is already cultu
red and planted for the approaching season, and is
too well known to need a particular description.-—
The large and convenient Hables adjoining, are to
be let with the premiles. Apply to
LEONARD LISPENARD,
May 28. ts. LEWIS OGDEN.
Stolen on SATURDAY,
A VALUABLE pair of set STONE KNEE
BUCKLES, each of them wanting one
Hone in the oval end : Any person to whom they
are offered for sale, is requeued to flop them and
the party; and (hall receive a due acknowledgment
by applying to Arnout Cannon, at his vendue Hore,
Fly Market. May^S. ts
A house in William-street,
r T'O ele cheap; na gmd ft nd f>r business.
1 Lnqu re at >O.IB of NATHAN MWICKAR.
May 17. ftuih. ts.
LYING and being-on FRQG’s NECK, in the
Countwof Westchester, late the.property of
Thomas Barnes, deceased, conLunUg about 39 a
cres. A title will be given by the Executors of
the said Thomas Barnes, -by virtue of a bovver in
his will. MARY KERLY,
May 22. tdf. Aching Executrix.
To be Sold at Audion,
LYN Friday the 10th day of June next, on
V./- the premises, 20 LOTS of GROUND, be
longing to the estate of Anthony A. Rutgers, de
ceased, lying to the southward. of the hospital in
this city, a part of tliem fronting Barley itreet,
near the Brewery occupied by Peter Bertine, and
the others fronting-Church Rreet. BahkeP-s certi
ficates, or certificates of the Auditor of this
Rate, will be receded, in payment Ut their
current value. For further particulars, applica
tion may be made previous to the day of &le, to
Leonard Lifpcnard, Efqpire, at his Rat, or to
Lewis Ogden, No. 41, Great Dock-Rreet, execu
tors of said eflate. May 28. tdf.
Ranelagh House and Garden.
This Day is Published,
And to be SOLD
SALES THIS MORNING,
IX o’clock, at the OLD PLACE,
A small, but very elegant aflbrtmcnt of
DRY GOODS.
R. HUNTER.
SALES ar AUCTION?
THIS DAY, XII o’clock.
At the Coffee-Houfe.
3 pipes genuine London particular Madeira wine-
To be had at Private Sale,
- Genuine Madeira in pipes, hhds. and quar
ter casks, old and fit tor immediate ufe< belt
bohei and fouchong tea-, excellent London
bottled porter in hampers, nankeens, fine
Irish linens, chintzes, callicoes and various
other articles lately imported.
A. L. BLEECKER.
Rice, Indigo f Tobacco & Soal Leather,
A PARCEL of each, received by the Friend*
fliip, Capt. Burnham, from Savannah, for
sale by JAMES WATSON, k Co. No. 6, Crane
, AVharf. 17- ts
French Language.
NY person wiflimg to be taught tire French
.Z”Y. LANGUAGE, on application to the Printer,
ip4y be Irtformed of a Tutor well qualified, and
whofc terms are reasonable. May 21.
No. 52, Isr&ad-Strect.
Makes and repairs all kinds of
Coaches, Chariots, Photon?, Chairs, Sulkevs, Arc
&c. inthe newest and moll approved talb , likcwifc
ali kinds of harncls work, nude or mended in the
ftrou/eit and heft manner.
He has now ready for sale, a great variety efhand
fome single hdrfechairs, four elegant newPimons,
and two Chariots, v4th harness all com 1 te. Like
wise, coach glass of all ffzes, and coach and har-els
furniture, bridles, bitts, ftirrupL whips, &c. &c.
All which, he will LH on them;!! rcalbnabk terms
for cash.
He returns his ffneere tnanks to his-friends and the
public in general, for p«ft favors, and assures them,
tfiatashe has a number of excel cht workmen now
engaged, it shall be hispartieul >r iludy, to b i v 'the
utmoH fatisfaftio.. April- 29. ;m.
To be Sold or rented,
A Compleat GRIST MILL, in an eligible litiuti
on for conducting th £ manufadurcofFloiir, on
an exienffve plan. The Mill is in compleat rep ii ,
and cal cnlated for four pair of Burr (tones, three
pair of vihich are now tunning- P »ffeflion can be
given when required. The payments to apivchajei
will be madeperfeftly conveuienc.S ionlda perlon in
cimedto -ent,wish to have an increase ufcapital, I e
may be accommodated on pi ■ par rei ms. TLeie is al
so an excellent Saw Mill on the fa ne stream, capa Jr
of cuttingfromfour to five hu-’dted ChouL df et o
boards yearly, which, with the flour, ca be rcadi
ly transported to market bv witm . Gohils nay be
vented co much advantage foi lumber, w ich, with
the flour manu! aftuied at ■ k mill, wouldhji tji >hfuic
ablc cargoes foi the ^eft-Indies or otli?- p^ces.
For further information ppiy to JOS) Pi-»-&ALL,,
Elq- at Philadelphia, or to CH ARLBS
Ne^-YoiK, May zr. r 7 * 2n ’*
SAMUEL R A U N C 1 S
REfpe&fully informs die public, tha h hisremo
ved o tiiisci y^'and o cc norer fu ed ijisfor
iUeroccmatmn. Heh.s ren cd the huufe. No. I^,
NASSAU-STREET, co nero John ttreet, lately oc- .
cupied by Villiam Marrene . He e rneßly f >lic>ts
the patronage and favor oFthe r fpe&ablepur lc, and
aflurcs them chat he w l x r h ms Ism e deavori g
cd pk-afe them. He h;slaid in liquors of the b it
kind, and will make his prices for die fame as low
as j olfi -ie. Captains of vellels, and gentlemen go
ing to-sea, may brfHpplied with a ykmdof provifi
ans car fully put up. They mip aHb be fnpplird wi h
OYSTfRS 'when in f-afon) PICKLED and FRll-D,
aid put up in pots, whichhe will warraotto the pur
chaser. rm May 8.
WANTED, an active LAD aS a W^i er.
TOBES O L D,
Or euchanged fur p. uperty in tl- cityof New-York,
and immediate pofteffion given,
A FARM, whereon the fubferii-er lived during the
bte war, situated in. a ve y p e.ifant village
called Pieaknels, in Bergen County, Sta e <>f New-
Jcrfcy, about ij mile ir«m New Yo k; contain
ing jojac.es, of which a confider.it>ie part is mea
dow and woodland. The meadow already impro
ved, willpioduce between 25 and to cons of hay
It is well firn red f<»r grazing, h iving he adv nt .gc
of early p.ifturc, and in dry kafons it h .s c'-.e advan
tage of water in every lot. Also, on te p emi
fes,area good Dwelling-House, Kitchen, vellai,
ftarn and out-hotifes, with an < xcC> lent v eTu! water
nearrhe kitchen; a beautiful young bearing o'Chird,
with a variety of ocher fruittrees in rhe big ft er
feftion, For further particulars enqti ; re oftne sub
scriber, a’ Brooklyn Ferry, who will g’v- an indil
puraole title for the lame. ADOLPH WALDRON.
March xIL Jtn.
40 hhds. moUil^s,
'^elt-ln<lia and York rum
Brown fngars,
bohea era,
40 boxesfpermaccDcan
dles,
Hug’s lard and butter, -
German ftcel, ,
JOHN DELAFIELD,
Ni». 29, Water-Rr-et,
BUYS and fells all forts of Coiuinental and State
SELUIUrIE 4 -.
WANTED, a quantity of Banker’s New Loan and
Pierce’s Final Settle nent Notes. i n May 6
Marinus and Henry Oudenaarde,
No, 18, Ha nover-Square.
Have imported by the ship Phil idclpnia. From Am
iterdam, and other vcflxls rom Europe, which,
as they receive molllv from the ma: ufadories,
they are enabled to fell on be lowed terms, viz.
CALI JCOES and Chintzes, Dutch Linens, Tapes .
and Bobbins, Checks. Haarlem Stripes, Sheet
ings, Pia'iHas, lA'-per-, Dimiiies, Marseilles Quil
ting, Ruifia Duck, D illmgs, O?qaf>ur*h<, Tick-C
Icnbu.ghs, Cloths C‘ fduroys, Lastings, Stuffs,
Mill >aws, Fryi g Pans, Nail , Buttons, ard o
ther djcicies in the Haidwa e Line.
Alfp, a few Hogsheads excellent Cherry and Raf
beny Brandy in Buttles, and st. Croix Rum
April ar. t
Samuel W'ard and Brothers
HAVE removed to No. J, Crane-wharf, where
tney have for falc.
WILLIAM DEAN,
COACH -MAKER,
Carolina indigo,
A quantity piefsand bon
”et paper,
Writing and lapping do.
Rhode-Ifland Itonelime,
io cwt. excellent ft ale
■ Hsh» ' ts May 9.
PUBLIC AUCTION
By Hugh Smith.
T O- ?A O R R O W, X o’clock^
At No. 22, Wall-ftreetj
. , A general ASSORTMENT of*
DRV GOODS,
Cdnfiftiiig of
100-pieces of linen from 30'pieces Persian,
I2d„ tc 2od. fterUft'g:/' T 7 .pieces fuflian^
16 pieces M iflins ' 6 pieces Jaconet do.
io pieces .Calliqo "
On WEDNESDAY, the, i6tlj day of July next,
The following quantities of
ITALIAN MARBLE, viz.
52 sets of chitnney-pieces apd jambs,
86 flabs’ from 3 to 5 feet in length,
2636 fiags of 20, 23 and 24 inches square,
ifio moi'tars, from lb to 24 inches diameter,
with wooden peftjes, ,
Anda quantity of broken pieces of different
kinds. > ’ : "
The marbles are- w^ite, veined, blue and dove
coles, highly poliihed and very elegant. They will
Ue put.up in lots to suit the purefu^e/s, and pe
-I‘eniptmlly Jold to tlitLhigheft bidder. The fame
may be viewed a.uy time U^fppe,,the dav of fate, by
applying to HJJGH SMITH, NOJ22, Wall-ftreet.’
At P R I V A T E S A L 'E,
JTv r T^HE sloop fanNY, burthen
’ '7O tons, two years old, com
pldatly found in fails, running and
rigging. 'Anchors and
cables, with elegant accommoda
tions. For particulars enquire of HUGH SMITH ?
No. 22, Wall-flreet.
SALES at A U C T 1 UN,
By Frederick Jay,
TO-MORROW, X o’clock,.
At No. 244,.Queen-ftreet,
A variety of
D R Y G O O D S.
OF the firft qualify, imported in the ship Hope,
from Canton, to bcfold bv
JOSEPH GRIFFITHS,
ts. .April 12. No jo, Fronc-ftieet.
GECI RG E -LEWI S’ & C
Have just importe I intbe-Brig Bedey, Capt. Mef
na d, and the Ship Betsey, Gap:. Watson, thez
followii’g article., which, as they are o be fo!d£
for cash, they are Lori sud the PRJCH must be 4
low one.
LOW priced .p inred linens and cottons,.
Fine t i'o purple ground fancy and Stormont
Cil coes.
Light anddark c.hi ’tz c Ticoes anh. mjm nS,
Red, pu pie, ar.dciiirtz fumi he-,
11-8 and 6-4 book and jaconet muffi 1 , enri ,ufly
' v fie,
11-8 and <f-4 ftrlpn an ’ check d-».
A 1 irge afli rt e. t of clear Lwnt and handker*
chi s, '
rr-B.mds 4 fftipe and ch> ck do.
Cotte n and. Bri a la tv dke. chiefs
Barcelona and Bandana do.
Flore- ie. ind attins,
j 4, 7 8, an . 4 4ltishhirens,
a aflott' e o -tible linen and Gapers,
Belt Cui- . til ; nue,
81-ck do. WithaViriety ofp her articles.
M.y 10 ts.
For Sale, by t George Scdba^
No. 17, Queen -Sin-et,
ACH ?ICE car. o of FrccEh Brandy in
6o gallon casks,
London and New*York particular Madeira
in whole and halt pipes,
Also a quantity of Fiontignac Wine.
Mav 17. ' ts
- ~ —■ —*■.
A LL Persons who have any demands a-.
Tx gainft the eftate.bf Mrs. MARIA FARMER, .
late of this city, deceased, are dented to bring
them in for fettleuient ; and all thole indebted to
laid estate, on bond or otnerwife, are reqtiefted to
pay the lame to THOMAS FARMER,’ Ea’or.
No. 18, Wall-street.
W' /io has/dr Sat€ y cheap jor Cast,
Jamaica spirits, Weft-Tndia rum, French bran
dy, lump, loaf, and mulcovado Lugars, hyfon,!
fouchong atid bohea tehs,. coifee, chocolate, Ma
deira, Lilbon, and Teneriife wines, raifuis, Flo
rence oil, tobacco in hogsheads, firkin butter,
hog’s lard, a few barrels pork, and a general dG
fortment of grocery, by retail. May 24. 2vy
On THURSDAY, the 12th of June next (if not
before disposed of at private contrail) at XII
o’clock, on the premiies,
'HAT Valuable Houfe^and twblots of Ground,
1 No. 83, in tijc Bowry-Lane, nearly oppo
fite* the Bull’s Head. The lots are in front on the
Bowry-Lane, and in the rear on Firft-ftfeet, twen
ty-five feet, and in depth on each fide, two hun
dred anti forty feet, more or Igfs ; the house is
two ftbiies, and contains four fire places, has a
good cellar and other conveniencies ; allo a well
of excellent water near the door. Enquire of
DANIEL TIER, No. 81, Bowry-Lane.
A T 7r?V AT E S AL E.
>4 ver^ valuable ajortnient of
SPRING GOODS,
Confiflfflg 4‘ — —Ls ijh dnd.Hollan llinens y tmreenSy
ilunatitSy rojul ribs, denims, cor led dimities, jeat:s,
corduroys, IfarfAiles quilting, H.tri(ni Jfriges,
lain’s beaver gloves, pa/ef hangings, vriting pa
per, h^ps, indigo, laokiilg glares, copper-plate fur
niture, cottons, chintzes, and printed linens, cot
. ton an I thread bofe, Cambrics, lav ns, gauzes mujlins,
checks, gauze, mus in, la s n, cambric, c ack and jo
zee handkerchiefs, Jhaiuls, dravibojs, fattins, lute
firings, modes, i^erfinns, tafsties, pre. ire.
,—-Souchong and bohea tea, in quarter ly
half boxes, aparcel of cotton in bales, afeiv bags ex
cellent cafee, a quantity of loaf jugar, tv o boxes of
vhitc and black lace, a few quarter c.jks oil Aladei
ra wins, quality bindings, a lady’s gold -watch, a few
cajks Of hemp feed, of the lad year’s grpv tn, cleaned
in a particular manner for foivlng, .two elegant
fiver kilted faords, a negro -wenc..-, about I J years
old, a negro girl, aged 14 years, Coeck handkerchiefs,
gartering, toree hog/bcads ajforted glass. A negro
man, aged 1-8 years, warranted perfectly sober and
honeiiqand can do all kinds op boufe-verk.
A LL persons having any demands againß the
Gk estate of Andrew Briastld, merchant,
deceased, are requeited to bring in their accounts
before tie firft day of Augnit hext; and all, who
are indebted to said estate, are defire<l-1o max.e im
mediate payment to WILLIAM HEYER, Adinini-
Ihator, No. 56. Slnith-Rreet. eodbw May 2i
BOHEA TEA