The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1780-05-29 00:00:00, page 4

ALSO,
A quantity of very excellent
ROSE BUTTER,
Just imported.
For S AL E,
At DEBLOIS's Store.
In Smith's street, opposite Pitt's statue, at a reasonable
rate, for cash, viz.
U^a Meetings and drills, ravens duck, ofnaburgr,
„t\ nankeens, dowlas, diapers, table cloths, 3-4 7-8
4 4 Lift liner, 9 qditto sh tarings,pins,calicoes, muslins,
h^Th, peniafcoes, ribbons, f?ns. feathers, cambricks and
h l ,; plain and figured gauzes, thread and cotton hosiery.
Ironmongery, and Cutlery ware, paints, allum, coppe
ras and tynmltone, Enghm ani German itecL
ALS O,
Excellent port wine, snap, bohea tea, Poland starch, &c.
MURKAY^ANSOM^Co?
Hare just imported in the ship Polly, Captain
Yetirun, from London, a general and neat aft
fortment of
European and East-India goods,
Which thy have for sale at their flore in Water-
Ibeet, between Burling and Beekman's Slips,
among which are the following articles, viz.
CUPERFINE sweet kiln dry'd flour, belt ship bread,
' made of fine flour, cordage, anchors, linseed oil,
gilt and hair trunks, Yorkshire hams, iron chests,
brandy,white wine vinegar, turpentine soap, candles,
mess pork, rose butter, long and short pipes, men's
and women's ihoes, porter, milk bifeuit, whitening,
Kerch, chalk, railins, steel, nails, fnaff, nutmegs,
cinnamon, cloves, mustard, caftor hats, and lemon
jnice.
Wanted to Hire,
'r" ° ' ervant Women, black or white, to
l do the work of a genteel Family, both
to underhand cooking. None need apply
without good recommendations. Apply to
Hugh Gaine.
'DTvrD-FLYN N,
BEgs leave to inform his Acquaintance that
he has moved from Water-Street, to the
Heufe lately occupied by Mr. John Stites,
at the Fly Market.
To be S O LD;
A LOT of GROUND, in Crown-street.
For further Particulars, enquire of Hugh
Gaine.
By Permission of the Commandant.
TICKETS
AF the SECOND New-York Poor Lottery, for
' the Year 1780, are now for sale at Captain V. P.
Airfield's, at No. 479, Smith-Street; Mr. Laight,
No. igo, Queen-Street; and M,. D. Grim, No.
439, William-Street; and at the levcral Printers.
SCHEME:
1 Prizeof 2000 Dollars, is 2000
ado. 1000 are 1000
2 do. 500 icoo
io do. 200 2000
zo do. 100 2000
5° do. 50 2500
IXI do. 20 3620
1235 60.&.9880
3500 Prizes,
4500 Blanks.
6000 Tickets, at 4 Dollars each, are 24,000
-——- Dollars.
Subje& to a Dedu&ion of 15 per Cent.
The Profits arising from the Lottery, will be paid
to the Treafurtr of the City Funds.
As a great number of Tickets are already en
gaged, the Managers, defircus of gratifying the ma
ny. who from too late an application, were disap
pointed in procuring chances in the last Lottery,
, entreat all who with 10 become adventurers, not to
negle& the earliest opportunity of providing them
selves with Tickets in the present.
Ti MADEIRA, 1 ^
Lfbon, and 1, 1
'i'eneriffej
V/HLlndii Rum of the]
firff quality and high
proof, by the Hog-
Yh^ad, barrel or less
quantity,
French brandy in kegs
or by the gallon,
Holland geneva,
Belt London porter, and
Liverpool ale, in bot
tles,
Molafles in hogsheads or
barrels,
Coarse and fine fait,
Loaf and lump sugars,
Mufcovado ditto,
Mould and dipt candles,
Sweet oil,
Cask redfins,
Yorkshire hams,
Caffiie soap,
JOHN PE L L,
At Number xsi,
Queen-ft 'eet, :%eujy-oppofite Beekman 3 flip, has for
sale, bed ri w Rolebutter, of the fait quality, by
, the lad veil':!, from Cmk : Alio,
MOuMand dipt can-IPepper, mustard, wall
dlrs, ° tuts, and anchovies,
Cattile, and brown soap, Old fpirit,and rum,
Mess beef and pork, in Hollands geneva,
tierces, barrels, and London porter,
half barrels, Superfine flour,
HAMS, Smoaked and pickled
Coffee, tea, and chocolate tongues,
Loaffsup,, p , , Lamp, and train oil,
Oft Madeira, and Port RICE,
wines, |A few h^fheads of old
I f„ i:s,&c.
TO BE SOLI), BY
Jacobus L. Lefferts,
„ bis Store in Hater freer, between Burling's fi,
tmd the Ffy-mnrht, thrte Dbors Weft of Philip
Rhinelander's China Store, and next Door to
Charles White, Brajs Founder, upon the »ofl
reasonable Term!, the following Articles, viz.
Turpentine do.
Brit byfon, foufliong and
'^bea teas,
pL ' gieen coffee, in bar
rels 01 less quantity,
Chocohte,
Pepper, allspice, ginger,
nutmegs, cinnamon,
mace, cloves,
Tobacco,
Belt Scotch fnuff in blad
ders and bottles,
Mustard in bottles,
Cheshire, double and
single Gloucester cheese,
Short and long pipe c .
Split peafe by the keg or
quart,
Rice,
Fig Blue,
Indigo, copperas, and
allum,
Writing and wrapping
paper,
Wool cards, &c.
N\ 0 ,ILnovbr Square.
ALEXANDER LECKIE,
Has imported in the sass ships from LONDON
and GLASGOW,
A neat assortment of dry goods,
Which he will difyofe of on the most reasonable
terms :—Such as
SUPERFINE cloths, ratdnets, green bays, fuper
fine yellow, scarlet anti Welch flannels ; corde
roys, imperial and royal rib, hair shags, an elegant
assortment of metal buttons; black, blue and green
moreens, callimoocoes, crapes, bombazine, princes
huff and florentine, Irish linen, mantuas, striped and
plain brocades, fattins and farfenets, ribbons and
ganzs, black blond and thread lace, men's and
women's leather gloves, women's cotton hose, men's
rib'd white thread hose, boys and girls worsted
hose, women's black silk gloves and mitts, men's
and women's white silk hose, men's fuperfine white
and grey worsted hose, men's hats, quadrille pools
assorted with fifh, razors, kniv: s and tobacco boxes.
AL S O,
Superfine flour, Durham mustard, Poland starch,
hair powder, with pet fumeries aborted, playing cards,
white and brown soap, Howe's acid, &c.
Just imported in the fliip Trelawney, from London,
and to be fold on reasonable terms, by
GEORGE MOOR,
No. 315/ Dock-street,
TEN light thice pounders, carriages, &c. com
plete; a few half barrels of gunpowder, on
board the powder ship ; two, three, four pound, and
grape fl.ot, also match for guns; a small assortment
cf bird foot, and musket and piltol bullets; new
and second hand cables, cablets and small cordage;
small blocks, single and double; painters colours,
with oil in jugs ; neat carbines with bayonets in the
buts; a few barrels of fine kiln dried flour, belt
tallow mould candles in small boxes, Caftlle soap,
Poland flareh, arid hair powder; barley in small
kegs, preserved gooteberries in bottles, barrels of
London porter, cyder and port wine in casks, some
choice old Madeira wine, best hyfon tea, pickles,
mustard and basket fait, glass ware, cutlery and
plated ware, a small assortment of ftatidnary, gentle
men's gloves, ladies and gentlemen's fafhionable
hats. Likewise an assortment of millinery, confid
ing of ladies caps, flowers, aprons, ruffles, laces,
edgings and trimmings; oznaburgs, irifh linen,
damafl; table cloths, taffaties, chintz and India hand
kerchiefs. Charts and maps of America, and the
Weft Indues, from late surveys and observations.
A few books, prints, pictures, &c.
And a small quantity of choice claret.
New-York, May 15, 1780.
By order of the COMMANDANT.
WHEREAS the Superintendent General of the
hospitals, has represented that the patients in
the General Hospitals, as well as the convalescents be
longing to the fame, do daily purchase spirituous liquors
fiom the licenced public houses, to the great detriment
of their health, and the subversion of good order and regu
larity: Notice is therefore given, that any person or
persons, who for the future shall be detected in felling
spirituous liquors to soldiers, coming under the above
description, or of fending any into the hospitals, will be
immediately deprived of his, her, or their licence, and be
liable to such punishment as a court-martial shall adjudge.
And in order that no one shall be deceived, or plead
the not knowing convalescents from other foldicrs, all
those who may be allowed to walk abroad as such, in
future, will wear the diflingui/hing mark of an H, made
of blue cloth, and sewed upon a conspicuous part of each
arm.
And whereas also, feme patients have been encouraged
by inhabitants, to fell and dispose of not only their own
eloathing, but likewise the bedding and uter.fils of the
hospital ; all persons are hereby cautioned against pur
chasing from soldiers any of the above mentioned articles,
as they will be amenable to a court-martial, for trans
gressions of this kind.
And whoever shall give information to Mr. Mallett,
purveyor of the hospitals, of any person offending herein,
shall, upon his or her conviction, receive a guinea reward.
STEPHEN P. ADYE, Aide de Camp.
By JAMES PATTI ON, Esquire, Major-General of
his Majesty's Forces, Commandant of New-York,
&c. &c. &c.
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS it is highly necessary and expedient for
the salubrity of the air and the health of the
inhabitants, as well as for the fake of that decency and
x^od order which ought to be observed in every well
governed city, that the public fireets should be kept clean
and free from nuisances of every kind.
I have therefore thought fit to issue this Proclamation,
flrialy forbidding all persons to throw out or la) down
in any of the streets, lanes, alleys, docks, flips, open
lots of ground or ruins, (to the southward of Fresh -Water)
from theirdwelling-boufcs, flores, ftabhs, yards, or cellars,
any dirt, filth,garbage, broken ware, or other rubbish ; but
do hereby order that they regularly cause the fame to be
carried a^ay once in every week, at their own expence, and
thrown into the open lots in the swamp, (near the Jews
burying-ground) which are under water.
Ar.d it is further directed, that
f" Of the South Ward on every Monday,
*Of the Dock Ward on every Tuesday,
, Of th# East Ward on every Wednefd y,
The Inhabitants^ °T! u 'rf:'4° m " y ' V< " d °" "° y
' .Of the North Ward on every Friday,
I And,
Lot the Weft Ward on every Saturday,
Do cause to be raked together and swept up in heaps on
the streets before their refpe&ive dwelling houses, floras
or flables, all ths dirt, dust and filth, which the common
intercGurfe of this city miy occafim, in order that the
fame may be taken away by the public carts employed
for that purpefr.
Any person or persons, who shall be convicted before
the Police- of negl&ft, or refufal to comply with these
orders and Ciredions, shall, for every such offence, be
fined at the diferetion of the Maglftrates of Police, in a
sum not exceeding Forty Shilling's, currency, to be paid
into the hands of the Treasurer of the City Funds, for
the use of the poor.
The inhabitants are also ftrialy enjoined and required
not to encumber any of the streets, lanes, alleys, wharfs,
or piers of the city, with any kind of lumber that may
impede the free passage thereof, on penalty of having the
fame removed at the expence of the Proprietor, and beirg
fined, at the defcretionof the Police, in a sum not except
ing Ten Pounds currency for each offence.
And to the ead that the lalutary intentions of these
regulations n>y be fully answered, I do hereby nominate
and appoint, William Hill, anting officer under this
Proclamation, with inftruaions to report all Delinquents
to the Police.
Given under my hand, in the City/ of New-York,
the sixth day of April, in the year of our Lord
One thousand seven hundred and eighty, and in
the Twentieth year of his Majesty's reign.
JAMES PATTISON.
By Command of the General,
John L. C, Rcome, Secretary,
By 'JAMES PATTISON, L;q,
Major-General ot Lis Majesty's Foftes, Cotnind:.dan< of
New-Y^rk, &c. &c; &c.
PROCLAM A T lON.
WHEREAS in consequence of informations 1 have
received, that difeoveries have been made that
various goods and merchand ze, to a confidsrable amount,
have of late, in violarion of the eftaolifoed regulations,
been conveyed from this city in a clandestine manner : I
have therefore thought fit to issue this PROCLAMA
TION, hereby Warning all p-rfons whatever against put
ting on board any ship, veflel, pilot-boat, or other small
craft, goods or merchandize of any fort I Also ail matters
or persons having charge of flrips, vcffels, pilot-boats, or
other small crafts, against receiving on board any gooes
or merchand'ze, without petmiffion from the offices ap
pointed by Sir William Howe's proclamation ol the 17th
July, 1777, and agreeable to the powers and regulations
therein contained.
And I do now hereby ftri&ly forbid all persons from
shipping, or being concerned in shipping, or receiving on
board any vessels, any goods or merchandize which are to
be conveyed to places not comprehended in the powers
vetted in the above mentioned offices, until permission is
firft obtained from the office of police, or a fpscial licence
granted for the fame, by the commandant.
Any person or persons, who shall be conviaed before a
court-martial, of having a&ed contrary to the true intent
and meaning of this proclamation, shall be liable to such
fines and penalties as the court may adjudge, according
to the nature of the offence, besides the forfeiture of the
goods; ol which one half of the net proceeds will be
aoulied to the city funds, and the other half given as a
just reward to the perio# or persons wha shall, by giving
the proper information, bring to light such unwarrantable
practices.
Given under my hand, in. the city of New-York, the
fix^eenth day of May, in the year cf our Lord, one
tboufand seven hundred and eighty, and in the
twentieth year of his M j r ft) 's reign.
JAMES PATTISON,
By cemmand of the General,
John Li C. Roome, Se<.'ry.
'PROCLAMATION;
Seiner Excellent^ des Herrn General Lieutenants von
KNYPHAUSEN, Commandeur von Seiner Ma
jefleet Trulben auf New-York IJland, Long-IJland,
Staten Island, und denen davon abh^ngenden Pof
ten, &c. ^c. &7c.
DENEN Inhabern von Lxnderyen und Gaerten
wird hiedurch alle Aufinunterung und Schutz
erthcilet um einen reichlichen Vorrath von Getraide,
Fourage, und Gemuefe anzuziehen.
Wer fich unrerftehet Vieh oder andere Produce,
fie mcegen Nahmervhaben, wie fie wollen, von Lten
dereyen oder Gerten wegzunehmen,oder zu ruiniren ;
an Haeufern, Gemuefe, oder Obfl-Gaerten, und Laen-<
dereyen einigen Schaden zu thun ; oder fonft,/auf
was Art es fey, jemartdes Eigentham urirechtm^e
figer Weife anzugreifen, foil, wenn folches gegen
ihn bewiefen wird, mit der aeufferften Strenge beltraft
werden.
Diejenigen, welche von Uebertretern diefer Pro
clamation beleidigt zu feyn glauben, haben fich,wenn
fie Einwohner des Diftri&s von New-York find, mit
ihren Klagen an den Comman tanten def^tadt zu
wenden ; im Fall einer western Entfernung aber dem
Commandirenden Officier des naechften Pollens von
Seiner Majeftaet Truppen davont Anziege zu thun,
dami t, wenn folche gegruendet, ihnen Gerechtigkeit
wiedeifahren, und das ncethige remedirt werden
moege.
Gegeben unter meiner Hand im Haupt Cartier den
eiljten M^rtz, im Jahr unfers Herrn ein taufend
Jieben bundert und achtzig.
KNYPHAUSEN.
Auf Sr. Excellentz Befehl
Justin Henrich Motz,
F. H. Ober Auditeur.
By his Excellency
Lieutenant-General KNYPHAUSEN,
Commanding his Majesty's Forces upon New-
York Island, Long-Island, Staten-IHand, and
Posts depending, &c. &c. &c.
PROCLAMATION.
Encouragement and proteaion is hereby
given to the Possessors of Farms and Gardens
for the Purpose of raising plentiful Supplies of Grain,
Forage, and Vegetables.
. Whatever Person or Persons presume to takeaway,
or to destroy Cattle, Stock, or other Produce of any
Farm or Garden; to do any Damage to Houses,
Gardens, Orchards, or Lands; to break down
Fences, or otherwise to injure private Property, shall,
upon Proof thereof, be punished with the Utmost
Severity.
Any Persons who may think themf-lves aggrieved,
by a Non-Observance of this Proclamation, will,
" if Inhabitants of New-York Diffria," make their
Complaints known to the Commandant of the City ;
if in Situations more remote, to the Officer com
manding the nearest Port of his Majeft-'s Troops,
in Orrfci, that if well founded, they may obtain pro
per Redreis.
Given under my Hand, a* Head-Quarters,
the Eleventh Dav of March, One Thou
sand Seven Hundred and Eighty,
KNYPHAUSE N.
By his Excellency's Command,
JUSTIN HENRY MOTZ,
Chief Judge Advocate, Hess.
By his Excellency
JAMES ROBERTSON, Es%
Governor and Captain General of the Pro
vince of New-York, Major-General of his
Majesty's Forces, &c. &c. &c,
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS I am informed that great
WASTE and DEVASTATION is
committing on the Island of New-York, Long
lfland, Morrifania, and Staten-Island, by per
sons \Vho without right or title are cutting down
WOO D S.
To put an immediate flop to a practice so
deftrudive to the intereit of Individuals, and
eventually so to the King's service, all persons
are ftridly forbid to cut WOOD on any land
that does not belong to them, unless they have
leave from the owner so to do, and all who
have been cutting timber on estates of persons
fuppoled to be in rebellion, arc forbid to cut
any more on this pretence, but to lay before
me the title and authority on which they have
proceeded, that method and order may be in
troduced, and injustice and devaluation ftop'd.
WAN T E D,
AN apprentice lad, pf twelve or fourteen years
of age, to a genteel growing business. For
terms apply to Valentine Natter, flatiianer and book
binder, 924, opposite the Coftee-Houfe.
frhs Excellency
James Robertson, Esq;
Captain General and Governor in Ch:tj inland o LL r
the Produce of New-York, and the Territories j, -
pending thereon in America, Chancellor and Nice-
Admiral o f the Jame, and Major-General of his
Majesty's Forces.
„A PROCLAMATION,
'YVIL K;nE having been graciously ple-fed 0 honour
^ mvwth the Care of a Province, where, in a fob*
Residence, I have contra d an Eflecm for tome, am
an ArieEbou for many o' its Inhabitancy, 1 proceed wi h
great Pleafij-e to announce his benev Rent 1 mention'.
Ir is hs Majesty's Wi'h; by the Revival of the Civil
Authu iy, to prove to ill the Coioniee a^d Provirc 1,
that it is not his DJtyi to govern America by M<ll
tary Law, bu; that they are to enjoy all the Benefits of &
local Legislation and their former Confiitution.
Io this End 1 have brought out the Ro,al Appoint
ments for forming the Council, and Applying the Places
°! Lieutenant Governor and Chief Justice. And in
Concurrence with the Commander in Chief of the Bri
tiih Forces, who is allo his Majesty's Commiffioncr for
restoring Peace to the Colonies, I shall, as speedily as the
public Exigencies will permit, give order for opening the
Courts of Judicature, and convening the Aflembly; and
in general proceed to the Execution of the Powers reposed
in me for the free Course an+complete Re # eftabliffiment,
both of the Legiflatiye and Executive Authority,
I take great Satisfaction in the Anticipation of that
ha py Day, when Relations, Friends and Fellow Citi
zens, having difmtffed their gloomy Apprebenfions, shall
re-embrace each other, and return to the Offices, Plea
fores, and Employments of Peace. Your Country with
your antient Privileges, will then participate in an ex
tensive Commerce and be exempted from all Taxations
not imposed by yourselves.
Until I m,.t you regularly in General Assembly, for
the Restoration of mutual Confidence, and the remedying
of private as well as public Evils, I pledge myftlf to
M:n of all Claries, in every Part of the Province; that
it is the compassionate Desire of your Sovereign, an&of
the Parent Country, to unite in Affection as in Interest,
with the Colonies planted by her Hand, and which have
long flourifhed under her Care, —that the Suggestions of
her Intention to impair their Rights and Privileges, are
the Arts of Malice and Faction, —and that every Insi
nuation made by the domestic Enemies of Great-Britain,
of her being disposed to abandon the Provinces to internal
Anarchy and the Mifchiefs of their jarring Interests and
Claims, or to the fraudulent and ambitious Views of
foreign, Popifh, and arbitrary Power; (of whom your
Fahers had a wife and virtuous Jealousy) is equally Life
and malicious.
Happy herfelf, under 2 Conft:tution which is the En
vy and Admiration of surrounding Nations, she wishes to
include in one comptehenfive System of Felicity, all the"
Branches of a Stock, intimately conne&ed by the Ties off
Language, Manners, Laws, Customs, Habits, Literefts,
Religion, and Blood.
I lament with the ingenuous Thousands of America,
who are irreconcileable to the unnatural Separation, so
inauspicious to yourselves, as well as all the rest of your
Fellow Subjects in the other Quarters of the World, that
the Few who have found Means to acquire a Sway in the
Management of your Affairs, have been averse to every
uniting System of Policy, and studiously ihunned the
Paths of Harmony and Peace.
Butit is not my Aim to call them to a hopeless and
mortifying Review of their Conduct. Can they want
Evidence at this Day, of the Detestation of their Mea
sures, by an increasing Majority of their own Country
men ? And having every thing to fear from their ex
hausted Patience, i warn them to desist, from any future
Attempts to restrain and seduce the Loyalty of others,
and ,ifely to provide against their Resentment, by sig
nalizing themselves, as heretofore in exciting, so now
in closing the Scene of their intolerable Calamities.
And I hereby give the strongest Assurances of effectual
Countenance, Proteaion, and Support to all Persons
who avail themselves of the Proclamation iffged by hi;
Excellenc, Sir Henry Clinton, dated at James
Island, the 3d Day of March.
Less inclined to reproach than to conciliate, to aggra
vate than to forget, even the Guilt of those, who privy
to the repeated Calls of Great Britain to Friendship,
upon Terms adequate to the Desire and Expedation of
their Constituents, yet nevertheless forbore to reveal
them, that they might, with Che greater Ease, press the
antient Enmity of foreign Foes, to the Aid of their own
Ambition and Avarice, I exhort them to seek an early
Refuge, in the abundant Clemency of the Crown, frora
the Perils to which they have exposed themselves, by
Measures fraudulently concerted and tyrannically in
force, and affording by the complicated Miseries they
have brought upon their Country, and the mighty Ruin
Bill impending, Irrefiftable Evidence cf the Folly and
Malignancy of the Councils, by which its Affairs have
been condu^td.
Towards redressing the Disorders, arising from the
Loss or Want or Charters, I recommend it to all con
cerned, to apply without Delay in the ordinary Course
for Charters, which shall be granted as soon as Civil Au
thority takes Place.
As to the public Books of Record', so important to
y< u Titles and Edates in all Parts of the Colony, and
formerly lodged in the Secretary's Office, I underhand
that they were separated from the rest, by the provident
Circumf, caion of my Predeceffr, whose Merits are
above my Applause, and have often had yours; and
having been afterwards sent Home for fa fe Custody, you
may rely upon their bring carefully preserved, and duly
returned as soon as the common Tranquility is restored.
I now call upon every Individual in the Colony, to
shew his Allegiance, Fidelity and Patriotism, by afford
ing his Alhftance towards accomplishing the King's most
gracious Design of restoring the Blessings of Peace and
good Government: And they who shall most diftingu sh
themselves by their laudable Efforts for tbefe good Pur
poses, will meft afluredly best recommend themselves ta
the Royal Approbation and Favour. ,
Given under my Hand, and the Great Seal of the
Province of New-York, in the City of New-
York, the Fifteenth Day of April, One Thou
sand Seven Hundred and Eighty, in the
Twentieth Year of his Majesty's Reign.
JAMES ROBERTSON.
By his Excellency's Command,
Samuel Bayard, jun. Deputy Secretary.
GOD SAVE THE KING.
Wright Southgate,
No. 8)6, Hanover-Square,
HAS imported by the last fleet, an elegant as
sortment ol rich silks and lattens, brocaded,
plain and flowered, the moss fashionable colours and
in excellent order ; armozeens, ducapes, plain,
changeable, and striped luteftrings tree from fpois
or Rains ; modes, perfians, and farfenets of all qua
lities, black silk velvet, rich flountir.es and prin
cess duffs for gentlemens wear, silk, fattin, ruffel,
calimanco and ftuff quilts of all colours ; ladies
stays London made, and neatly finifhed, calimanco
stays and fulteens, silk, fattin, Morocco and fluff
shoes, with French heels, gown trimmings and
fringes, East-India chintzes, light and dark grounds,
printed muslins, fpriged and book ditto, furniture
calicoes with trimmings,joining thread lace and edg
ings, Irish linen, Merfailles quilting, sewing silks,
threads, tapes, pins, needles, cap trimmings, gloves,
&c.