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Supplement to the Nt
%f imported, and to befold by
ROBERT MACGILL,
Number 502, Smith-Street,
A general assortment of books and stationary, amohgft
which are,
SMITH'S universal military dictionary, Sime's mili
tary guide, Bell's essay on military principles, Don
kin's military remarks; Lonnebgan's feners guide,
Johnftan's, Bailey's, Dyche's, Fenning's, Young's,
Cole s, Boyer's, and Bntick's dictionaries; Boyer's
French grammars, Guthrie's geographical grammar,
Salmon's ditto, a view of society in France, Switzerland,
and Germany; Stewart's observation concerning the pub
lic law and history pf Scotland, Gu" rie's quintilans,
institutes ot eloquence, 2 vols. Beatie's essay bn the na
ture and immutability of truth ; Anson's voyage round
the world, Floyd's biography, 3 vols. preceptor, 2 vols.
history of modern Europe, Turner's view of the earth,
Pemberton's view of fir Isaac Newton's phitofophy,
Martin's philofpphia Britannica. 3 vols. Dugdale's
translation of varenius fytem of geography, 2 volt. Fer
guson's astronomy, W, a iron's agronomical lectures,
Bellhata'b lectures in natural phil .fophy, Simpson's
algebra, Hammond's ditto, Webster's mathematics, 3 vols.
Martin's decimal arithmetic, Stewart's view of Society in
Europe, Smith's moral fentimems, Anderson on national
industry, 2 vols. Robertfon'd history ot Charles Vth,
4 vols. ditto America, 3 vols. Macpherfon's history of
England, 4g vols. Bohngbreke's letters on the Spirit of
patriotism, Pliney's epistles, 2 vols. Lord Lyttleton's
history of England, e vols. History of Pruflia, Stanyon's
Grecian history, history of France from the origin of that
nation, to the year 1702, 2 vols Pope's works, 6 vols.
Spectator, 8 vols, tatler, 4 vol-, rambler, 4 volr. ad
venturer, 4 vols. Cato's letters, 4 vols. lady Montague's
letters, dictionary of the bible, 3 vols. concndance to
the holy scripture, Fordyce's sermons to young women,
colvin's institution, Button's illustration of the chriftian
religion, 3 vols. Tillotfon'a Sermons, 10 vols. Sherock
on death, wife confutation of atheism, 2 vols. Yorick's
fermoni, fekft Sentences from eminent divines, manners,
whole duty of man, Blackwell's letters on mythology,
Cullen's lectures on the materia medica, Innet on the
mufcels, London hospitals, Dr. Gordon's English phy
sician, Macbrida's experimental essay, Miner's elements
of agriculture, 2 vols. Entick on the copftitution of
free masons, Blackftsne's letters to Priiftly, Kaim's
history of man, Dodfl^y's fables of Zhfop, Croxal's co.
Woodworth's natural hifto y of the earth, Rollin's
belles letters, 4 vols. Lloyd's poems, Prior's do. 2 vols.
Churchill's do. 3 vols. Whitkead's do. Leonidas a poem,
by Glover, Ogilvie on providence, Thomson's seasons,
Young's right thoughts, Struan Robertson's poems,
Bannatynea ancient hots poems, Collier's account of
Marcus Antoninus, Hume's political difeourfes, Voltair's
history of Charles the Xllth Sweden, Bigg's military
history, Sutton's method for extracting foul air out of
Ihipi, Dalrymple on Entails, Hill's familiar letters,
Lady Luxborough's letters to Sbeuftone, every man his
own lawyer, Clarke's epitome of the common laws of
England, ditto Penal's Statutes Abridged, Barrington on
the Statutes, digest on the law concerning libels, Mon
tefauie's reflections on the roman empire, Mair's book
keeping, Dowling's do. Cook's voyages two vols. Cicero
on old age, memoirs of Cape Brecon, Leland on elo
quence, 2 vols. Yorick's Sentimental journey, Clio on
teaft, Dryden's javenal, Burgh's political disquisition,
2 vols. Voltair's philosophical dictionary, 3 vols.
Burner's Surveying, Love's do. Clarissa, 8 vols. fool of
quality, 5 vela. Tom Jones, 4 vols. Roderick Random,
Maria Barlow, man of the world, unfortunate union,
2 vols. hermit of the rock, Charles, or the history of a
young baronet , 2 vols. Shenßonc's gnen, or the new
Paradise loft, gil bias, Amelia, 2 vols. younger brother,
2 vols. female adventurers, muflo colliftus, or the man
of fafhion, polite inftruCtor, Scots man, or the world as
it goes, 3 vols. correspondent, intriguing coxcomb,
Phenix, or the history of Polyarchus and Arger is, 4 vols.
David Simple, Don Quixote, 4 vols. tomething new,
milienium hall, Humphry Clinker, 3 vols. Hooper's
memoirs, Emelia and Harriot, vicar of Wakefield,
history of Charles Wentworth, 3 vols, vision of Don
Francias de Quivido, historical mirror, citizen of the
world, 2 vth, letters from Edinburgh, 2 vols. Hitt on
fruit trees, Ovid's art of love, Everard's on guaging,
letters from the north of Scotland; 17 vols. ol the
monthly review, art of knowing mankind, Homer's
iliad, moral and historical memoirs, Johofton's ga
zetteer, Builder's jewel, Hawney's measurer, Hill's.
Finnings, and FiSher's arithmetic, de. companion.
Brown's young man's companion, Dilworth's School
maker's assistant, Atkinson's epitome, Patoun's navigati
on, mariner's compass, teaman's daily assistant, Clarke's
fuetoniut, ditto juftin, ditto nepos, f.lc&a e profanis,
ditto veteran terence, ovid, virgill, h.-ace, fcrevelius's
lexicon, Greek grammar, Ruddeman's laiin do. Rudde
man's Ruddements, Tayre's dictionary, Dilworth's
fpeiling books, primers, Small histories, and a variety of
plays. Also, royal, medium, and demy paper, thick
and thin folio, and quarto post, gilt and plain; best
foolfcap, Superfine pot, marble, and mazarine blue paper ;
cartridge and blotting do. pewter ink chests, round do.
leather ink pots, Dutch quills, do. wax, ink cake and
powder; variety of penknives and feiffars, black lead
pencils, with Silver and Steel cases, fountain pens; Shoe
and knee plated buckles ; prints, drawing books, colours,
hair pencils, India ink, &c. Likewise may be had, lately
published, a complete history of the real causes, rife,
progress and present state of th# American rebellion :
Also the political magazine, and parliamentary, naval,
military, and literary journals, and monthly review 1780.
TO BE. S O LD~BY~
Younghufband and Harrison,
No. 855, Hanover-Square, ver, cheap for case or
good bills o, exchange, in small packages,
TQLACK, blond and thread laces, Scotch treads,
" cotton and linen handkerchiefs, black figured fattins,
figured velvets for veftcoats, tambouring cotton, and
Jewing Jilk, & afmall parcel oj read, made millenary.
DUNCAN, BARCLAY, and Co.
No. 516, Hanover-Square, have todifpofe of at private sale,
The following houses and lots of ground, for which in
disputable titles will be g'ven,
AHoufe and Lot, on the White-
Hall dock, breadth in front and rear, 20 feet; depth, 25
feet. Three fire places, a lagre kitchen and yard.
A good Brick House and Lot
of Ground, in King-ftreot, 28 feet front and rear; and
71 feet deep. Five rmms with fire places, and a cellar
under the whole house.
A Lot of Ground in Great
Ddek-ftreet, adjoining the house if Mr. Isaac Lowe,
breadth in front and rear, 25 feet; and depth, 130.
ALS O, A quantity of genuine Madeira wine,
in pipes, hog/heads and quarter calks, four years old.
A few hogsheads ditto of very excellent quality, fevers
yearsold.
1 quarter calk very rich Madeira malmfey, twelve
years old.
Port wine of the firft quality, in pipet and quarter
calks, very cheap by the quantity.
Old Jamaica spirits by the hog/head.
A few elegant Bath ftovrs,
Bohea and fufhong tea, &c. &c.
TO BE SOLD,
TWO Houses near the Fly Market, in as
good a Situation for Business as any in
this City, having been always occupied by
Shop-Keepers, and are now tenanted by such.
For farther Particulars apply to Hugh Gaine.
v-York Gazette, and the WeeAb
IJuft imported in the last fliips from London, and to
be fold,
At Rogers, and Co's. Store,
Of Ship Chandlery, on Cruger's Wharf,
A Complect assortment of ship chandlery, among
which are cordage of every demenfion ; fail
dock of all kinds, paints of al! kinds, paint and lamp
oil, white ropes and lines, beftfewing twine and
whiping twine, whiting and putty, mop, and brushes
of various kinds. An assortment of ironmongery,l
among which are spikes, nails, grid irons, frying
pans, iron tea kettles, faring and lea table bells, hand
and compass saws. An affortnient of tin ware, and
a variety of other articles; ail which they will dispose
of wholesale and retail on the most t eafunable terms.
Matters of vessels and others, may be Supplied on thel
shortest notice, and their favours molt gratefully ac-1
know]edged.
N. B. Cannon (hot, belt powder, and bird Shotl
of everv kind.
MEN .7 iatluUl coats lined who baile, Womens 1
cloth cloaks lined with ink, silk and fun{
muffs, and furr trimmings; childrens and womens
Bays, with an assortment of winter fluffs, silks and
fattins, all kinds of habeidafhery, womens Shoes,
carpeting, paper hangings, perfumeries, Ship chand
lery, &c. are just imported, and opening for sale,
by wholesale only,
At Scott and Allingham's
STO R £,
No. 179, Queen-Street, opposite
BEEKMAN's SLIP.
Who have also for sale, a most elegant and com
plete assortment of every article in the millenary and
mantua making branches, cif.
Kempton and Eafton,
Have for sale,
At No. 1098, in Water-street, near the Coffee-Houfe,
Wholesale a^d Retail,
COPPER ships Stoves, Tea cherts,
Sugar boxes gilt, fers, &c. &c.
Likewise the NEW INVENTED PATENT
Salisbury Portable Kitchens,
For rooming, boiling, and baking any kind of pro
vision, in any room, or in the open air, without the
affittaoce of a common fire-place; and which may
be removed from place to place at pleasure.
N. B. All forts of tin and Sheet iron work, com
pleated in the bed manner, and on the ih ortett notice.
/ Mrl Charles HUGHES, who a few years ago
lived at No. 52, Fleet-Street, London, and from
thence went over to Philadelphia, (where it is be
lieved he was employed in a Printing-Office) is in
New-York, and will cal! upon the Printer, he will
be directed to a person who willies exceedingly to fee
him; and being just returned from England, has
much to fay to him concerning his Berlhiie Relations
and Friends; or any gentleman who may have
known the above person, (if dead) is refpe&fully
desired to call as above, bis infoi mation will he of
material Service, and most thankfully acknow
ledged. [l7 20]
A Lot of Ground to Lease.
To be Lett, on a B riding Lease, for such a
Number of Years as can be agreed upon, a
valuable Lot of Ground, Situated in the North Side
of Stone Street, upon which, before the Fire 1776,
there was a large Brewry with all its Appurtenances.
The Lot is 44 Feet front to the Street, but widens
as it goes North to 73Feet 6 Inches,and is in Depth
upon the Weft Side 156 Feet, and on the Fast 134
Feet 4 Inches. It will be left ail to one Person or
in Separate Divisions. For Terms apply to David
Campbell, Attorney at Law, at his Office next Door
to the Coffee-Houfe, where a plan of the lot may be
feeru
N. B. There is on the forefaid lot an excellent
well, which can be easily cleared up.
To be LET,
Two Rooms, in a genteel part of the town.
Enquire of the Printer.
Just imported in the Snow Newcastle-Jane,
Capt. STRAUGHAN, and to be fold by
HENRY WHITE,
MESS beef and pork,
Rose butter,
Candles, soap, ox tongues,
And F LOUR.
ALL perlons indebted to the estate of Henry
Franklin, deceased, either on bond, note, or
book debt, are hereby earnestly requested to pay the
fame as speedily as possible to William Rhinelander,
at No. 188, Queen street; and those persons who
have any just demands againtt said estate, are desired
to fend in their accounts to him, in order that they
may lx adjusted.
Mary Frankly, Executrix.
Wiluam Rhinelander, 7 Executors.
William Rickman, f
New York, Nov. 13, 1780. (18 21)
JU)T imported in the lalt fleet from CORK, and now
felling by
JOHN PE L L,
At No. 181, Queen-Street, nearly opposite Beekman's
Slip,
BEST new rose butter, a quantity of fre/h flour,
mould and dipt candle#, mess beef, and pork, in
tierces, and half barrels, red herrings in barrels and half
barrels, hams, white wine vinegar in barrels, Pigs
tongues in kegs, for family use, with fopdry other arti
cles in the grocery way.
° Bath stoves, and Sheet
iron doves ofali sizes,
Copper tea kettles,
Brass kettles,
Shovels and tongs,
Knives and foi ks,
Brass cocks and candle
sticks,
Copper tea urns,
Brass and copper scales,
Scale beams,
Steel yards,
Frying pans,
Sad irons,
Coffee mills,
A variety of pewter ware,
confining of
Tureens, tea pots,
Plates and dishes,
Chamber pots and bafons,
Speons,
Ink Stands,
Close stool pans,
Tureen ladles,
A variety of japan'd ware,
confining of
IJugs,
Tea pcts,
Tea c^nnifters, .
Bldck jacks,
Flower'd and plain can
dlesticks,
. Tumblers,
A variety of block tin
ware, confiding of
Tureens,
Bowls,
Cheese toasters,
Stew pans,
Sauce pans,
Tea kettles,
, Coffee pots,
Chocolate pots;
ALSO,
Horn and dark lanthorns,
, Speakmg trumpets,
Tea cannisters all sizes,
Camp kettles,
Tin measures all sizes.
Kitchen and chamber bel
, lows,
Steel and japan'd fnuf-
I Mercury, December 4 ? 178
WHEREAS Henry Gavewagh, failed from
Dublin for New-York, upwards of seven
years past, since which he has not been heard of ;
this is to give notice that if he will apply to Moore
and Kerr, merchants in New-York, he will hear of
fbmething very much to his advantage.
For LIVERPOOL,
(° r an y P°" ' n England or Ire-
A land, if freight offers)
^^#iwW The Brig B E L L A,
LIDDLE > Ma " e| ri
&f^^===^ Burthen about 150 tons, an ex
ceeding good verfel, fills sass, and has excellent ac
commodations for passengers; will be ready to fail
in a few days: For freight or paffige apply to the
master on board at Wells's wharf, or to
WILLIAM KENYO N,
Who has for sale, just imported in the Bella,
James and Rebecca, and other vefrris from Liver
pool, fuperfine flour, fine wbitebread, mould candles,
turpentine soap, mens fives, womens leather and
ftuffditto, and children's leather ditto, hams, vine
gar, Che/hiie cheese, mustard in 1 4 lb. bottles, bird
Ihor large and small, long and Ihort p pes, mens fine
hats, grindrtones, a small affortnient of Irish linens,
printed handkerchiefs, lawns; mens, womens, and
childrens hose and mitts, an elegant assortment of
jewdleiy, and a few chaldron of excelk nt Coals.
N. B. Also for fab, high proof Welt-India
rum, and , few calks of brandy.
4(ti#J A ' or iNEWRY, in Ireland,
(To fail with the firft convoy)
The Brig Y O R K,
CHARLES GRANT, Matter.
CAILS fait, and has good ac
) commodations ft : passengers :
For freight or paflage apply to the mallei on board,
at the Albany pier, or
POLLOCK and URQUHART,
Dock-street, who have for sale,
Irish linens And Meetings, diapers, laces and edg
ings, checks and flops, printed linens, callicoes, cam
bricks, cottoris and lawns, double refined sugar, teas,
(Engl fh)foap, candles, cheese, hams, mustard, starch
and hair powder, old port in pipes and quarter casks,
old Madeira and claret of excellent quality in cases,
also fefh LONDON PORTER.
u. oe± Q^ it —TC-TC rr r M T T- -rm ..1„.1J._ . -II
For Freight to any Port in Ireland,
A§ The Brig ADMIRAL KEPPEL,
Captain BOY D,
'X7''" ° e re*dy to take in in four
VV days, and fail v ith the firft con
voy, has good accommodation for passengers,
For freight or paffagc apply co the Captain
on board, at Haller's wharf, or to Edward Goold, Ha
nover-Square,
Who has for sale, just imported in the fame
vessel, and the lap ships from England,
Flour in facie#, bread in ditto, mess beef and pork, new
rose butter,' ox tongues in firkins, turpentine soap, wax
candles in small boxes, rigging, mens, boys and womens
/hoes, claret in cases, mens fine ruffled shirts, check shirts
and a few Dopes, mens and boys hats, fine Bath coatings,
coarse cloths, Irish linens, printed fluffs, a few casks old
cherry and ralberry brandy, &c. &c. &c.
ERPOOL,
(""' ''' Convoy now appointed)
A ^O% The Bri ^ EAGLE,
Thomas Bevington, Master;
T YING at Beache's Wharf.
$J For Freight or Passage, apply
to the Master, or George Grundy, and Co.
No. 162, Queen-ffieet.
Galbreath and Thomson,
No. 219, Queen-fteect,
Have imported in the lalt vetfris from London, a large and
general aflortment of goods, which will be fold on very
low terms, viz.
COATINGS, broad cloths, bayfes, flannels, mens
worsted, cotton, silk, thread, and yarn flockings;
womens worsted, cotton, thread, and silk flockings; boys
thread and worsted ditto, men and womens leather, yarn,
worsted and silk mitts and gloves; corderoys, velverets,
Marseilles quilting, drawboys Irish linens, Russia Meeting
and diaper, callicoes, chintzes; longee, bandandoe, and
pullicat handkerchiefs ; black Barcelona handkerchiefs,
printed linen ditto, an assortment ol mi Dins, lawns and
gauzes, ribbons, fans, white thread and black silk lace and
edging ; women, callimanooe, fatten, and Morocco shoes,
children's black and Morocco pumps ; scarlet, blue, brown
and striped camblets; tammies, durants, callimancoes,
ruffels, moreens, taboret#, womens and childrens flays,
gold and silver epaulets, gold cord, binding and lace, black
and coloured feathers, modes, fattces, mantuas, tobines,
brocades, trffeties, perfians ; fluff, perfian and fatten pet
ticoats, pasteboards, quills, mens velvet bound and beaver
hats, boys whimfey ditto, thread, ft wing silks, tapes and
metal buttons. An aflortment of hardware, giafs ware,
/hot, currants, raisins, fpiceries, vinegar, fouchong, Congo,
and bohes teas, &c. &c. &c.
Rogers and Murray,
HHVt just imported a large assortment of IRON
MONGERY, CUTLERY, &c. amongst which
are, Sweed's iron, nails and spikes of different sizes,
British steel, tin plates, window glass, window leads,
iron Shovels and spades, bellows, grid-irons, fad-irons,
tea kettles, fire /hovels and tongs, frying pans, neat chapes
and tongs, bureau and delk furniture of the best kind,
carpenters and wood cutters axes, saws of all kinds, an
assortment of carpenters, coopers, shoemakers, black
smiths and taylors tools, japanned fenders, iron and bell
metal hand mortars, pewter cranes, a variety of neat sets of
crewets, a good assortment of London pewter, best Lon
don glue, hatters trimmings, faddlers ware, /hip chandlery
well assorted by the package, hammocks ready made,
planes, a good assortment of bru/hes, &c. Likewise wax
and grain dressed calf Ikins, dog ikins, boot legs, /hoe
threads, fine flaxen oznaburgs, chefhire cheese, best bar
ley, split peas, best mould and dipt candles, mens fine
/lores by the trunk, &c. &c. All which they will ft 1,
wholesale and retail, at their store, No. 178, Queen
fheet, facine B p ek-nnn' -flin,
Hodgzard and Graham,
Have imported in the Fleet from London, and are
opening at their Store, No. 853, Hanover-Square,
a general Assortment of
PIECE GOOD S,
Which they will fell very reasonable for CASH;
SUperfine scarlet, 4>lue and fashionable coloured
broad cloths; an elegant assortment of lute
ftrings, tobines and brocades, with trimmings,
fattins, modes, ribbons, gaffes, silk and thread
laces, florentines, Princess fluff, linens, &c. a few
boxes mens fafhionable hats, and some well assorted
hardware. Also double and single gloucefter cheese,
Burton ale and porter, bohea, foulhong, and hyfon
teas, mustard, raisins, currants, &c. Port wine of
a particular quality, in pipes and hogsheads, gin
and brandy, in buttsand kegs, &c.
>.' (Number 1520)
1 Imported in the fleet from England,
John glover,
And to be fold at his feoft No. 4, Fly-Market, wholefate
and retail;
SUPERFINE brohd cloths with Trimmings, fine twill'd
and cefamen coatings forgetflannels, bayfa, lin:gs and
emboss d forges, carpets and carpeting",mens, youths and
boys plain and ribb'd aoorfed bofe; ivoment, maids and
girls blue ditto ; taens parent tuofed and mill'dyarn gloves ;
boys ditto § wtons mails and girls fit worsted and leather
gloves and mitts; white buff, drab, blue, green and black
ba:r and zuorfed plufbes; twill'd and plain corderoys, clouded
velvets and striped fibers ',crimfort, blue, purple, g ten,
drab, olive ami black velvets arid velverets ; plaih ftrip'danf
figur'd double foiled fluffs ; striped and plain camhlets, India
ba r rinoes, pudirat and Iwnge'e romals, black and figured fit
bandker chiefs, ebe k'd a^d printed pocket ditto fatten pce!ongt b
modes, farfenets and pefaris, plain and striped lutefirings,
brocades and padufoys, muslins, gauzes, catabricks, lawns,
mitt inert,raffeties, muffs and tippets, ermine, fable fkins.fcar=
let and dark blue snail jilk and worsted cards, black fringes
and trimmings 'ltalian crape and mourning handkerchiefs,
callicoes, chintzes, l.neris, feelings; men's, voters and boys
Jboes ; gaHofeet, ribbons, bindings, bats, tammies, durants,
taborefs, calamancoes, princes fluffs, lafirip, fattinets, ruf
fes, womens and girls pays piper barigings, pins, playing
tirds, &c.&c. with a neat assortment of bardtvarc, and
f -dry otber a«t : rle<,
John Murray, jun.
Having declined the Grocery Buuneis, and having oil
hand the following Articles, will dispose of the fame
on the most reasonable Terms, wholesale for CASH ,
fob tehich enquire at the store of Rogers ahd Murray,
I onraongera in Q^een Street, facing Beekman's- Slip,
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LYON JONA S,
Furrier from London,
Living in Broad fireet, opposite the Pofl-Office
HAS FOR SALE,
fl General and complete assortment of muffs and
tippets, in the neveft taste, ermine cloak linings,
^c. &c. also a parcel of ground squirrel muffs and
tippetri \ and the very best black martin and martin
threat ditto, fa for exportation.
He Itkevfye mantyaflures and fells gentlemens caps
and gloves lined vuitb /ur, ver, ufeful for travelling.
He also trims ladies robes and riding dreffis ? and lapels
gentlemens coats and vests.
He buys and fells all kinds of furs, vubolefale and
retail,
N.B. The bigheftprice is given b, bim for grey
and ground squirrel skins.
John and Francis Atkinson,
At No. 17,
Corner of the Fly-Market and Queen-street,
Have received by the last ships from London,
A neat and general assortment of
GOO D S,
Consisting of
cUPERFINE and second Cambricks,
' broad cloths, Ribbons,
Trimmings for ditto, Black and white thread
Flannels and bayfes, lace,
Yard wideand, 8 linens, Silk gauzes,
Callicoes, Sattens,
Silk romals and bandanoe Peelongs,
handkerchiefs, Modes and perfians,
Mens fashionable and Velvet bound
H A T S,
GROCERIES,
PORT and MADEIRA WINES,
BRITISH and FOREIGN BRANDY,
NAILS, &c. &c#
(CATALONIA WINE, in pipes and hhds.
CLARET, in hogsheads and cases,
GENEVA,
LINSEED OIL, in casks of 6 gallons each,
WINDOW GLASS, a few boxes,
SAIL CANVAS and RAVENS DUCK,
WAX LIGHTS, &c.
Also, a Quantity of
ROSE BUTTER.
CHOICE DRAUG HT—
PORT E R,
Just imported in she feet from London,
AND TO BE SOLD BY
EDWARD GOOLD,
No. 849, Hanover-Squire,
ALSO best English bohea, fufhong and conga
teas ; wax candles in small boxes, Allen's cla
ret in cases, warranted the firft quality ; cases of
mustard, womens thoes, new fafhioned fluffs, Bath
coatings, very elegant wairtcoat fhapcs, bock muslin
handkerchiefs, mirignet handkerchiefs, womens ludia
cotton hose, Irish linens, colour'd linens, edgings,
black and white blond lace, a suit cf very rich Brus
sels late, work'd muslin aprons, silk serges and silk
moree gowns, both very handsome and a new inven
tion ; mens white and colour'd worsted hose, gold
and silver thread, parting, crimson sashes with rotes,
a large assortment of mens and boys hats, buttons, a
few pieces silks, plain net and very rich ftrip'd gauzes.
Excellent Port wine of the vintage 78, and Tor
tola rum very high proof, a few flops and a parcel of
soldiers hose, will be fold very reasonable.
SINGLE loaf sugar, in
hogsheads and loose,
Double ditto, ditto,
Cheshire cheese,
Turpentine soap,
Caftile ditto,
Candles,
Batter,
Starch in boxes bf 100 each,
Pipes of different sizes,
Shot, iron chests, vinegar,
Mens fine heat shoes in
trunks,
Trunks of various sizes.
Hyfon, fouffiong, green, and
bohea teas,
Sweet almonds, in the /hell
Figs, railing,
Race and ground ginger,
Split peas,
Pearl and Common barley,
Oatmeal in kegs,
Mustard in 1-4, 1-2, ft
poun^ bottles,
PRUNES,
A neat assortment of pickles
and many other articles
too tedious to mention.