The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1775-08-14 00:00:00, page 3

N E W-,P 0 R T, Augul 7.
Last Thursday morning the foips Rose and Sivan,
failedfrom this harbour, and carried vwitb them a brig
belonging to Mr. William Tweedy, of this totvn, loaded
•with molasses, a sloop belonging to Connecticut, loaded
ivith molasses, and a sloop freighted <witb sugar and
molasses for New-York. Tbefe vefeh, me bear, mere
sent to Boflon ; a brig and sloop belonging to Col. Joseph
Wanton, of this town, and a sloop belonging to Mffrs.
Charles Wickham, Robert Stoddard and Benj. Hicks,
of this town, witb foniiar cargoes, mere left behind, and
released. The above vefels all arrived here from the
Weft-Indies, witbin about a meek before. Impartiality.
A gentleman from the American Camp,fays---Laft
'Wednefday, some rife-men, on Cbarlefomn fide, foot
an officer of note in the ministerial service, supposed to
be Major Small or Bruce, and killed 3 men on board a
fbip in Charlestown Ferry, at the difiance of full half
a mile ; that General Gage bad lately sent armed fcboo
ners to Machias, or to some place near it, with cafo
to buy live flock, and gave orders to take the fiock by
i force, if the inhabitants mould not fell it, mbich they
did refufe, when the fcbooners people attempted to take
off theflock ; upon mbicb the inhabitants rose, made all
the men prisoners, fei%ed on the fcbooners and cafb, and
feared about £. gfierling a man.
By several perlons who left Boston, by water last
Friday fe'nnight, we are assured that offal beef was
one Filling sterling a pound there, and milk one
Shilling sterling a quart, and very rarely to be had at
that price; and by a number of letters from thence,
many persons formerly good livers, had not seen
more than one or two joints of frelh meat for 7 or 3
weeks.
Last Monday as two gentlemen from Philadelphia,
with 5 others, were going from this town to Provi
dence, in a two mast boat, they were fired upon by
Jie Rose man of war and several barges, near Pru
dence ; they run the boat ashore and endeavoured to
make their escape, but the people in the barges landed
and took 5 of them, among whom were the Philadel
phia gentlemen, who had a number of letters from
different persons at the Westward, which letters Capt.
Wallace, of the Rose, got into his possession, and
gave out that they contained some mighty secrets
relative to the designs of the C'ongrefs : The gentle
men and the letters, we hear, have been lent to
Boston.
Capt. John Worth, arrived at Nantucket, a short
time past, in lat. 24, 40, long. 71, 8, spoke the sloop
King-George, Capt. Thomas Roach, from New-
Orleans, bound to the coast, out 31 days.
Friday fen'night the following melancholy Affair
happened at the White Plains, in Westchester Coun
ty : One Nathaniel Adams, long fufpe&ed of being
. a Tory, [a Smith by Trade] agreed with some of
the Provincial Recruits t'o pull him an Acre or more
of Flax, at the rate of Eight Shillings an Acre, they
pulled as they thought about an Acre, but being told
by some Persons who few what they had done, that it
was more than an Acre, they accordingly demanded
Payment for what they had done, which the laid
Adams refufed to give them, and used them with bad
Language and Threats, upon which they acquainted
their Captain, who sent for Adams, and desired he
would pay the Men for what they had done ; but he
absolutely refufed Payment for more than an Acre,
and said he would flioot any of them that came to
his House, he having a Gun well loaded in his Shop.
The Recruits going again for their Payment, he run
after them out of the Shop with a red hot Iron in
one Hand and a Hammer in the other. Afterwards
a Party of them resolved to go to his House and take
away his Gun, which they did when he was absent
from Home, and foun^ it loaded with four Balls:
He came home soon after, and finding what had
happened, was much enraged, he went immediately
to a Neighbour's House, and borrowed a Gun, under
pretenceof (hooting Squirrels, which he loaded with
two Balls, and then came down to the Recruits,
whom he threatened to shoot ; but they being without
Arms, one of them, John M'Donald, commonly
called Merry Man, (being formerly a Tumbler to
Dr, Yeldall) going to take up a Stone for his Defence,
Adams fired at him, and foot him through the Neck
and Shoulder, and then made his Escape, but was
soon after taken, and committed to Goal under a
strong Guard ; the Merry Man is still alive, but
there is little Hopes of his Recovery. Adams is now
confined in heavy Irons, and it is he, will receive
aFunifhment adequate to the attrocioumefs of his
Crime.
The 6th inst. an Express arrived from Suffolk
County, on Long-Island, with Information that a
Number of Transports, with a considerable Body of
Troops, from Boston, under convoy of five Ships of
War, had appeared off Montock Point ; that an
Officer landed, and requeued to purchase a Number
of Cattle and Sheep, which was refufed. The Par
ticulars o' the Proceedings in Consequence of this
Demand must be deferred, till more authentic Ac
counts are received. We hear that the Officers of
the County Militia marched a large Body of Men to
the Place of their Landing ; and on Tuesday last
Major General Wooster with the Connecticut Forces,
left their Encampment at Harlaem, crossed the East
River, at Hoorn's Hook, and marched'with Expedi
tion to aft in concert with the Militia.
On Tuesday last a second Express arrived in Town
from Long-Inland, and informs us, that thirteen
Men of War and Transports were lying at Anchor
in Oyster Pond Bay, near Gardiner's Island, but
had not landed any of their Men at 4 o'Clock on
Monday Afternoon, when the Express came away.
A Letter from Oyster Pond, August 8, received
here last Thursday, fays, “ Thirteen Sail of the Mini
sterial Fleet is arrived off Gardiner's Point. A Boat
belonging to them has taken 20 Sheep out of a Boat
that Mr. Rufus Tuthill was carrying Sheep in from
Plumb Island to Long-Island ; he had landed 30
Head a little before he was attacked by the Boat from
one of the Men of War."
Several Gentlemen arrived here on Friday and
Saturday last, that left the Camp at Cambridge the
sth and 6th Instant: They confirm the different Ac
counts of several small Skirmishes happening lately
between the Regulars and the Troops of theTwelve
United EngliJb Colonies of Nortb-America, greatly to
the Advantage of the latter.
Some of the above-mentioned Gentlemen came by
Way of New-London, and informs, that when they
eroffed the Ferry there last Wednesday, the Minifteral
Fleet lay at Gardiner's-Idand, and were taking on
board all the Stock they could find there ; that they
were informed they had been some Days before at
Fisher's-Island, where they got several Sheep, and 36
Head of Cartle ; that General Woofer, with his
Troops, had got as far as the Oyster-Ponds last
Wednesday, where he found Col. Fanning, with
, a large Body of Men.
Last Tuesday the firft Division of Colonel McDou
gall's Battalion of Provincial Troops failed, under
the Command of Lieutenant-Colonel Ritzema, to
join Major General Schuyler at Ticonderoga : they
will soon be followed by the second under Major
NEW-YO R K, August 14.
YY 7HEREAS Doubts have arisen in the Minds
of some of the good People of this Colony,
refpe&ing the Propriety of exporting Flaxseed before
the 10th of September next: And whereas the ref
pe&able Continental Congress, thought proper not
to make any Alteration in the Non-exportation Sys
tem agreed to last Year. In order to remove such
Doubts, Resolved, That this Congress are clearly
of Opinion', that every Person hath an undoubted
Right to export that Article before the 10th of Sep
tember next.
A true Copy from the Minutes,
ROBERT BENSON, Sec'ry,
CUSTOM-HOUSE, NEW-YORK,
INWARD ENTRIES. From
Brig Esther, J. Hinfon, St. Thomas
Sloop Dolphin, J. Colvin, Antigua
Diamond, B. Wood, Plymouth, N. E.
Beaver, 3. Dean, St. Chriftophers
Jane, B. Darrell, Bermuda
Lucretia, W. Grieve, St. Euftatia
Catherine, B. Leaver, Ditto
Ship Peggy, W. Barron, Rhode-Ifland
OUTWARD ENTRIES. For
Sloop Hester, W. Lowndes, Antigua
Dispatch, T. Phillips, Barbados
Benjamin, W. Stewart, Miffifippi
Ship Monimia, E. Morrifen, Greenock
Schooner Fidelity, R. Blake, Bermuda
CLEARED for DEPARTURE. %
Brig Amaza, J. Clark, Gibraltar
Schooner Polly, A. M'Auflan, North-Carolina
Sloop Sally, T. Alberfon, Philadelphia
Orely, W.Hodge, Barbados
TO BE SOLD,
At ANTHONY L. BLEECKER's
VENDUE STORE,
TO-MORROW,
Peremptorily to the Highest Bidder,
ALAR GE Parcel Shop Goods, amongst which are
Coatings, Naps, Broad Cloths, Mens and Wo
mens Worsted Hose, Cottons, Callicoes, Diapers, Scotch
Threads, some rich Silks, and a Variety of other Arti
cles. -
To be had at private Sale,
Genuine MADEIRA of the Vintage 70, of excellent
Quality, in Pipes, Hogsheads and Quarter Casks; Ge
neva, best French and Carolina Indigo, Bloomery Iron,
and choice Mufcovado Sugar in Hogsheads.
15°°,
To be let at Interest on approved Security. Enquire as,
above*
WHEREAS the co-partnerlhip of Amory and
Johnson, whip-makers, is diflblved ; it is re
quested that all persons indebted to them will make speedy
payment ; and also that all who have any demands oa
them will make speedy application.
Zedwitz ; And their Colonel is preparing immediate!,
to follow.with the third and last Division.
By Accounts received (via Antigua) we are in
formed that the Dispatches with General Gage's
Account of the Affair at Lexington, arrived in
England on the 13th of June, 17 Days after those
lent from the Inhabitants of Massachusetts-Bay, by
Capt. Derby. And that the great Spanilh Arma
ment was met going to Algiers. The Vengeance
of that Nation seems to be immediately levelled
ag^iph their old Enemies the Mahometans, and so
formidableis their Force in this Expedition, that it
is generally imagined his Catholic Majesty aims at
the entire Conquest of that Country, and annexing
it to the Spanish Realm. It is the fineft Corn Coun
", u p°n the Earth, was the grand Granary of an
cient Rome, and is much healthier than any of the
Spanish Dominions.
Last Wednesday Evening an Express arrived here
from Cambridge, which, it is said, brings Advice
that General Pribble had brought an Account that
fix i ranfports employed at'Cafco-Bay to procure
Forage and Provisions for General Gage's Army,
had been furprized by 300 Provincials in Whale
Boats ; five out of fix of them were taken and secu
red in shoal Water. Most of the Men belonging to
the Transports were Foraging ashore when the
Attack was made. We are also told, that the Rifle
men had in one Day killed ten of a reconnoitering
Party ; and it is added likewise, that they have
killed three Field Officers. A Centry was killed at
250 Yards distance.
The Provincial Congress of this Colony have ap,
pointed a Committee to confider of, and report th:
Ways and Means best adapted to difeharge the Debts
already contrasted, or which may hereafter be con
traded by the said Provincial Congress, or their
Order, for the Exigencies of this Colony in its pre
sent critical and alarming Situation.
From Dutchefs County we hear, That some Days
ago the Barn and Stables of Walter Livingston, Esq;
of that Place, were burnt down, supposed to be
done by some evil-minded Persons designedly.
A Gentleman in London, poffeiTed of a large
Estate in the Island of Antigua, we are well assured
has give Orders to his Overseer not to plant any
Sugar Cane this Year; but to improve his whole
Plantation with Yams, Potatoes, &c. in order the
better to support his Slaves, during the present Pro
hibition of Provisions from North-America.
Notwithstanding the Ministry did not think proper
to pubhih the Account of the Battle of Lexington
till the 12th of June, we are well assured, that Mat
ter reached their Hands by the firft of laid Month.
Yesterday the Schooner Two-Brothers, Captain
Ellis, arrived here in 8 Days from New-Providence.
Yesterday also arrived here the Snow Favourite,
Capt. Fisher, in 10 Weeks from Whitehaven, with
150 Passengers, all hearty and well. The 26th of
July,-Lat. 40, Lon. 62, Capt. Fisher spoke with the
Sloop Black Prince, from Rhode Island for Senegal,
6 Days out.
On Wednesday the 2d inst. departed this Life at
the Seat of Mr. Richard Lawrence, on Staten Island,
Capt. PETER Wallar, of this City ; a Man uni
versally known for his Honesty and Integrity, not
only in his publick Life, but also in his private.
He died in the 38th Year of his Age, and was de
cently inter'd in Trinity Church Yard last Friday.
A Letter from Philadelphia of August 9, fays,
" Nothing new in the Papers, except the Account
that General Gage sent home of the Battle of Lex
ington ; he makes his Loss to be 1 Lieutenant killed;
2 Lieutenant-Colonels, 2 Captains, 9 Lieutenants,
and 2 Ensigns wounded ; 1 Lieutenant miffing; r
Serjeant killed, 7 wounded, and 2 miffing ; 62 Rank
and File killed, 157 wounded, and 24 miffing!
" The 16th of June, off Beachy, Capt. Miller
spoke with Capt. Lawrence, from your Port for
London."
In PROVINCIAL CONGRESS,
New-York, August 12th, 1775.
STOLEN out of the store of Abra
ham Hubbell, merchant, of Newfield, in Fairfield,
in Connecticut, on the night of the Bth inst. August,
the following particulars, (to wit) one piece of black
Manchester velvet ; one piece of black silk do. one piece
of black fatten ; one piece of black India taffety, a few
yardsof English do. one dozen of grey worsted flockings,
half a dozen cotton do. a piece of yard wide holland;
two dozen black Barcelona handkerchiefs; one dozen of
brown check'd silk handkerchiefs; two dozen of red
stamped linen do. Also, a large assortment of sewing
silk of divers colours, and about fix pounds in cash, the
chief part coppers and small silver, and many other goods
not yet known. 'Tis supposed he was a transient fellow,
about 6 feet high, dark coloured hair tied behind, deep
marked with the small pox, straight made ; he wore while
he was about these parts, a blue furtout coat, and a blue
bodied coat almost as long as the other, and a pair of
striped trowfers. Whoever apprehends said thief, and
brings him to the fubferiber, so as the fa& can be proved
against him or any other person, ffiall receive a reward of
TEN DOLLARS, and all other reasonable charges from
ABRAHAM HUBBELL.
N. B. 'Tis supposed he went to the Westward.
Likewise may be had, her innocent LIQUID, which
change red or grey hair to a beautiful brown or jet black,
and is as harmless as oil or water: It is used w infants
without the least fear of danger. Mrs. Gibson flatters
herfelf, that this invention will he found to be of great
use, as many people are grey before they arrive at Twenty,
and consequently wear the badge of age when but in thei;
bloom—lt is fold in bottles, with printed directions for
using it, by H, GAINE./
MRS. GIBSON's CURIOUS COMPOUND, which
will in half a minute takeout hair by the roots,
which grows too long or irregular on the forehead and
temples, on the arms, or between the eyebrows and
forms them into a curious arch, without hurtiag the fineft
skin of ladies or children. It is so very innocent, that it
is used to infants under fix months old. It also takes off
hair, which grows on ladies cheeks, on the chin, and
round the mouth, which must be owned to be a great
blemish to the fair-fex; and that all women have hair
grow on their cheeks, chin, and round the mouth, if
they will be pleased to consult their looking glass, they
will find it a truth.
WHEREAS William Wickham, and William
Beekman, did make, and-with their hands sub
scribe, a certain writing, bearing date the ninth day of
February, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven
hundred and feventy-five, and published the fame twelve
weeks successively in Hugh Gaine's paper, entitled, The
New-York Gazette, and the Weekly Mercury ; and in
James Rivington's paper, entitled, The New-York Ga
zetteer, or the Connecticut, Hudson's Rivet; New-Jersey
and Quebec Weekly Advertiser; two of the public news
papers of this colony. Which said writing was and is
direßed by the tenor thereof, To all persons interfiled in
the land therein mentioned; containing 3000 acres:
And recites, That Whereas Abraham Hafbrook, Jacobus
Bruyn, and Richard Edfall, pursuant to a law of the co
lony of New-York, did divide a certain tract of land,
commonly called the Wawayanda Patent, in the county
of Orange. And whereas the said Commissioners did
set apart to the persons holding the undivided rights of
the town of Gofhen (commonly, called the Gofhen town
rights) a certain tract of land of about 3000 acres, situate
in the said patent, on the weft fide of the drowned lands,
and bounded as follows : Beginning at a heap of stones,
in the line of the Jersey claim, fix miles from the Mini
finck mountains; thence south 54 degrees weft, 64
chains, to a white oak tree marked ; thence north 45
degrees and 15 minutes weft, 454 chains, to a traverse
line run along the foot of said mountains; thence along
the said line north-easterly, as it runs, to the aforefaid
Jersey claim ; thence south 45 degrees and 15 minutes
east, 480 chains, to the place of beginning; containing
3000 acres of land, as by the proceedings of the said Com
mifiioners, filed in the Secretary's Office of the said co
lony, and in the Clerk's Office of the fuid county of
Orange, will fully appear. And did thereby give notice,
that Joshua Davis, Elnathan Corey, and James Dolfon,
all of the precina of Gofhen, persons not interested in
the said lands, were appointed Commissioners to make
partition thereof; and that they the said Commissioners
would meet on Monday the 15th day of May last, at the
house of Samuel Gale, in the town of Goffien, in the
Lid county of Orange, inn-keeper, to proceed to rhe par
tition of the said land ; and did then and there require all
persons interested therein, ta attend then and there for that
purpose, by ihemfelves or by their attornies ; Now there
fore, we the said Joshua Davis, Elnathan Corey, and
James Dolfon, Commissioners so appointed as aforefaid,
do hereby fignify our said appointment, and do give notice
that w$ will meet on Tuesday the tenth day of October
next, at the house of the said Samuel Gale, in Gofhen
aforefaid, to proceed on the said partition ; and we desire
all persons concerned, to attend accordingly. In the
mean time, in order to prevent as much as possible any
doubts or difficulties that may arise from a chain of con
veyances, it is requested of the claimants to the premi es,
that they will be pleased to produce their title deeds to
William Beekman, in New-York, or to Daniel Everitt,
Henry Wifner, and Peter Clowes, in Gofhen, to the end,
that by examining and comparing them, the true propor
tions may be known, and their just proportions adjusted
accordingly.
Given under our hands at Gofhen, the ninth day of
August, Annoq; Domini, 1775.
JOSHUA DAVIS,
ELNATHAN COREY,
JAMES DOLSON.
For JAMAICA,
THE Schooner Jenny, has part of her Cargo
on board. For Freight or Passage enquire of
William Fundran.
FE SO LD,
The zZtb of September next, at public vendue, on the
premises;
THE ferry-houfe formerly called Watson's ferry, at
the Narrows, with barn, store-house, barracks,
dock, garden, and 20 acres of land, or the whole belong
ing to it, and 20 acres of woodland ; if all fold together
to be entered on the firft of November. An indisputable
deed will be given by Darby Doyle, present possessor.
BROKE the gaol of Newark, in New-Jersey, on
Sunday night the 6th instant, a certain Nathan
Paraot, committed on suspicion of having robbed the store
of Messrs. Morrells, of Elizabeth-Town, some time ago.
He is about 5 feet 8 inches high, thin visaged, and
pretty spare. He changed hi, cloaths last Monday even
ing in the city of New-York, and has followed the sea ;
he is very talkative and apt to get drunk. He can talk
Dutch, French, Spanish and the Portuguese languages.
Benjamin Lifk, a prisoner . for debt, made his escape at
the fame time: He was born in New York, and is a
blacksmith by trade. He is about 5 feet 7 inches high,
down look, and very thin: He had on a blue short coat,
has a very large mouth, and the skin of his cheeks seems
a little contrasted.
N, B. Both of the above described persons were seen
in the upper barracks at New-York, last Wednesday
evening.
WANTS A PLACE,
A Young woman with a good BREAST of MILK,
about two .months old. She can be well recom
mended.
Five Pounds will be given for Parant, and Five Dollars
for Lilk, as a reward, and all reasonable charges paid by
THOMAS SAFFEN, Coaler.
For the L ADIE S.
For CASH only, the following GOODS, viz.
BROAD cloths, sorest cloths, and German serges,
rattinets, fhalloons, tammies and durants; calli
mancoes, bombafiens, filverets, miffinets, lutefirings,
brocades, fattens, peiongs, taffaties, broad and narrow
perfians, silk and linen handkerchiefs; vtlverets, ladings
and drawboys; furniture and other callicoes, chintzes,
thread, cotton and worsted hose, mens gloves, womens'
silk and leather gloves and mitts; Iriffi linens, checks,
Morea gowns, coloured and white threads, lawn aprons
a?d handkerchiefs; plain, fpoited and figured black and
white gauzes, gauze handkerchiefs ; a large affottment
of ribbons, wax and glass beads, caflor and felt bars;
clouting diaper, and table cloths ; an affottment of fans,
blond and thread laces, sewing silk all colours ; a variety
of muslins, bed bunts, scars twist and buttons, cap and
apron tapes, striped ditto; silk ferrets, damafeus, knee
garters, shoe and quality bindings, worsted and hair ffiags,
Scotch carpeting, Hofe's and Goodwin's shoes ; bibles
and testaments, iheathing and writing paper, sealing-wax
and wafers, blue and greentugs, clocks and watches.—,
A large aflbrtment of faddlery; ditto of c-eam coloured
ware; ditto of white flint glass ware, windew glass 8 by
6,9 by 7, 10 by 8, and 11 by 9. An assortment of
hardware, viz. knives and forks, curt p aus and penknives,
buckles, buttons, pewter, darning and common needles,
pistols, frying pans and brass kettels :---An assortment of
jewellery ; Jamaica spirits, Weft-India and common rum,
Mufcovado and loaf sugar, pimento, coffee, indigo, fnuff,
tobacco, short pipes, copperas, fhet arid bullets, Ir dian
dressed deer leather and raccoon skins, a few bear skins,
wool and cotton cards, Spanish brown, white lead and
Venetian red, &c. &c. &c.
Murray, Sansom, and Co. would taker it as a
particular favour if all those whose accounts are due,
would pay off the fame. Those also who are indebted to
Robert and John Murray, are requested to difeharge their
ccounts.
To be fold at Black River, on che Mufqueto-Sbore 3
On the 13th day of November, 1775,
By JAMES LAWRIE, Esq;
ALL the estate, &c. belonging to the late Henry
Corrin, Esq; deceased, confining of lands; too
'acres of which are in good pasture; a very fine plantain
walk, and ground provisions; a good dwelling-house,
which stands opposite the harbour, and has at the door a
wharf where veflcls of 100 tons may careen ; negro
houses and other conveniencies, with between sixty and
severity Negro and Indian slaves ; amongst whom there
are a good blacksmith, a carpenter, strikers, sawyers,
&c. with some cattle on an Island opposite the dwelling?
house. The conditions of sale are caffi, good bills of
exchange, or tortoise ffiell, at 6/3 per lb. payable at two
equal payments; the firft payment to be made at fix
months, and the second at twelve months from the day of
sale. Good security will be expefted.
N. B. The above premises were advertised for sale on
the loth day of April, 1773, but put off by reason of the
ftibferibers not being at that time duly authorized, but as
all objections of that nature are now removed, the estate
&c. will be peremptory fold as above.
J. LAWRIE.
RAN-away from the fubferiber, in the night between
the 20th and 21st ultimo, an English indented ser
vant, named BENJAMIN DURANT; about 5 feet 4
or 5 inches high, well-set, but walks heavily : A round
full Face, but of a dirty fallow complexion, and straight
black hair. He has a fear on the left fide of his fore
head, in the edge of the hair; and has had the fingers
and wrist of his left hand lately scalded, so that the marks
are yet frefh. Is supposed to be about 22 or 23 years old,
and is apt to get drunk. He carried with him two short
jackets of brown cloth ; two striped linen shirts pretty
much worn, and a new one of white linen, vnthout
buttons on the collar; two pair of new tow trowfers ; a
pair of leather and an old pair of thickset breeches ; a
pair of new shoes, and a pair half worn; a pair of
thread and a pair of woolen Dockings ; and wears a small
flopped hat, with the edges of the brim turned up.
Whoever shall return the said servant to the fubferiber,
or to Mr. David Seabury, in New-York, shall receive 4
Dollars reward, and reasonable charges shall be allowed
SAMUEL SEABURY.
Choice MADEIRA WINE,
Jamaica SPIRITS, Weft-India RUM,
BRANDY, ARRACK, GENEVA,
Sweet Wine, Claret, Port,
PORTER in Bottles, LIME JUICE, MOLASSES,
QUART BOTTLES, PROOF BOTTLES, CORKS,
Best Mustard, and twelve Bottle Cases,
TO BE SOLD
B,JOHN DUNSCOMB.
TOBE SOLD,
Wholesale and retail at John Richardson's Hardware and
Jewellery,Store, in Cortlandt Street, opposite Mr.
J^hn Leary's, as cheap as when a free importation,
viz.
SET shoe, knee, and stock-buckles in silver; ear-rings
set in gold ; ditto in silver; and ditto in mettle ;
seals set in silver; ditto plated; and Pinchbeck ditto;
locket buttons set in silver, twenty different forts; (hire
broaches set in gold; ditto in silver; and ditto in mettle ;
gold and gilt lockets; set hair combs; ditto not set; gold
ring^ i g9ld jointed wires ; silver thimbles ; silver bells
with correl; mother of pearl tea tongs ; and tables for
bottles ; best gilt shoe and knee buckles in sets; plated
shoe, knee and flock-buckles of all ferts; Pinchbeck
shoe and flock-buckles ; steel and mettle shoe buckles ;
very neat fuzees mounted with darling silver; ditto witli
tooth and edge ; brass mounted ditto ; very neat pistols;
some holster ditto ; japan'd tea boards, waters and trays;
gold scales and weights in japan'd boxes; plated fours;
plated dirrups, pdllifh'd and tin'd, ditto; plated pelham
and fnaiHe bridle bitts; polltffied and tin'd ditto; cork:
ferews; several forts of common sleeve buttons; watch
springs; dial plates; fuzee chains, pendents and boues ;
gilt locket and common watch hands; gilt, plated and
steel watch chains; steel jointed watch keys; ditto
common; and brass ditto; men, boys and childrens shoe
and knee chapes; cases of razors containing four, &c.
temple fpefticles ; curry combs; white and red foil gar
nets ; ammathes and pafle brass candleflicks; a good
atfortment of handles and efeutcheons; charriot springs
and ateltreesj ditto for chaise; with all forts of iron
work for carriages ; coach and chaise caps; brass and
tin'd buckles ; with many other articles in brass for coach
makers. The fubferiber returns his most sincere thanks
for favours received, and hopes his friends will continue
their further commands, which will be gratefully
acknowledged by their most humble Servant to command
.JO FIN RICHARDSON.
The remaining Stock in Trade,
of the late Partnership of Greg, Cunningham, & Co;
to be fold by
HAMILTON YOUN G,
ROBERT ROSS WADDELL,
At the House of the former, late Herman Governeur's,
on Hunter's Quay; consisting of
IRISH Butter and Beef, Linens and Dippers, Sail
Cloth, Callicoes, Chintzes, Taftetys, Perfiang, Scotch
hankfs. Gartering, Checks, Russia Duck, 8-4 and 9-4
green Rugs, blue and red Duffles, Beads, Copper Sheets
and Bottoms, Jamaica and Weft-India Rum, Mufcovado
Sugar, Caftile Soap, Madeira Wine; white Stone, brown
do, and Queen's Ware in Crates ; 6 by 8, and 11 by 9
Window Glass.
All those indebted to said Partnership are requested to
difeharge the fame; and those that have any Demands
against them, to apply as above.
Te E
MURRAY, SANSOM, and Co.