The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-06-30 00:00:00, page 3

NEW-YORK, June so.
About One o'Cluck last W/dnyfday Men ning his
Excellency Sir William Howe, marched cut of
Amboy, with Part of the King's Army under his
Command : That Davifion under the Direction of his
Excellency Lord Cornwallis, soon fell in with not
lets than 3000 of the Rebel Army near Bonham
Town: His Lordship soon put the Rebels to the
Rout, having killed about 300, and took 70 Prifo^
rers, with three Pieces of Cannon. The Prisoners,
and Field Pieces arrived here Yesterday. The Par
ticulars have not yet reached us, but we hope to give
our Readers a more circumstantial Account of this
happy Event in our next Paper.
HisMajefty's Ship Raifonable, of 64 Guns, arrived
here last Saturday from England : On her Way the
took two Prizes, one of them a valuable Ship from
Carolina, which was ordered for Erigland ; the other
a Brig, left off the Coast a few Days since.
On Monday Morning three final! Sloops and a
Schooner, arrived here from Virginia, in which came
Passengers leS Gentlemen who obtained Leave to
depart that Province: -They report, that though
50 Sail of trading Vessels have had their Cargoes on
board for near two Months, they are still detained by
the Emerald Frigate, and Brig Raleigh of ten Guns,
taken fr®m the Rebels, Rationed at Cape Heniy.
Previous to their Departure, Advice was received
at Williamfburgh, by Expref), that a Party of In
dians had cut off several Families in die Neighbour
hood of Pittsburgh, and that an Attack upon the
Fortress was hourly expected, which without fyeedy
Succours mult inevitably fall into their Hands.
About 40 es the Cherokee Indians were at the
Congress at Williamfburgh, where they remained a
few Days, received Presents to the amount of 30001.
and returned.
A Person who made bis Efcipe from the Rebel
Army at Peck's-Kill, and arrived here last Tuesday
Evening, informs, that just before his Departure,
at Express arrived from the Northward to the com
manding Officer, with Intelligence, that Gen. Bur
goyne with the Army under his Command, had ar
rived at Crown Point, and that Part of thefc, with
a Body of Indians, had get below Fort George, and
entirely cut off the Communication of the Rebel
Army at Ticonderoga and that Fort from the Coun
try. In Consequence of the above Advices, the
Rebel Army at Peek's-Kill immediately begin their
March to the Affiltance of their Arctic Brethren.
We are credibly informed, that Col. Quy Johnson,
Superintendent of Jndian Affairs, has received Ad
vices of the greatest Importance from the Indians, a
considerable Number of whom are now assembled at
a certain Quarter, 10 aid his Majority's Arms,
Tuesday the 24th Instant, (being the Anniversary
of Saint John the Baptist) a large Body of loyal
Members of the ancient, free, and accepted Masons
belonging to Zion Lodge, aftembled at the House of
the Widow De La Montagnie; and from thence
proceeded in Form to St. Paul's Church, where a
most excellent Sermon was preached on the Occasion,
by the Revd. Dohor Seabury, from the fi ft Verse of
the CXXXIIId Psalm :" Beheld bow good and bow
" pleafahl it is for Brethren to dwell together in Uni
“ ty." After Service they returned and dined to
gether ; when a Number of loyal Toads were drank,
and the Evening concluded with the usual Love,
Harmony and Unity ever subsisting among the Cfaft.
In Longitude 50; Capt. Robihfon spoke with the
Cork Fleet bound in here with Troops and Provisi
ons, so that they'may be hourly expe&ed.
Wfdnefday last his Majesty's Ship Scarborough,
Capt. Barkley; arrived here from Halifax in 13 Days,
with a Fleet of 16 Sail under his Convoy with Steres
and Troops.
The Scarborough brought in with her two Prizes,
both Brigs, one of them from New London for
Bourdeaux ; the other from Bedford for Surinham.
General Burgoyne arrived at Quebeck the 6th of
May, after a Paffige of 31 Days from England :
He immediately marched off with the Aimy, and
arrived at Montreal the 17th of the fame Month,
and 'twas generally imagined would reach Crown
Point by the 15 b Instant.
A Party of about 40 Rebels came down to Col,
Bayard's Mills lad Friday Morning, near Heebuck
Ferry, and carried off some Cattle, but being pur
filed by a few of the 57th Regiment now Rationed at
Powles Hook, they took to their Heels, and made
off with great Precipitation.
To-morrow, at XI o'clock,
Will be fold at public Auction,
By Bowman and Codner,
BEST Irish beef in barrels, Scotch her
rings in half barrels, damaged ozenbrigs,
znattreffes, English Reel, &c. &c.
TO BE SOLD,
TO-MORRO W,
At X[ o'clock,
And continue until the whole is fold, from on board the
brigantine M'Pherfon, lying at Murray's dock, the
following articles, viz. ,
Manheaden, Cod Fish, Skate Fish,
"Salmon, Trout, Shaken Hopfheads,
HOOPS and BRICKS.
* To be fold on Thursday,
At XI o'clock,
And continue until th'e whole is fold, from on board the
brigantine Generous Friends, lying at Murray's dock,
The following Articles, viz.
458 calks of Flax-Seed,
61 calles of Tobacco,
^ 67 barrels of PoT Ash,
A final! quantity of Rice, and
other provisions.
To be fold at public vendue, at the
Coffee-Houfe, to-morrow,
Being the firft of July,
ONE chest, iron bound, containing as follows, viz.
12 round pewter diffies,
4 oval ditto,
,0 dozen pewter plates,
3 soup diffies with covers,
4 small ditto, with 3 ditto,
2 turenes with screws,
X large elegant tent made of Holland drilling, the
inside of which is lined with chintz and bed
chambers of the fame, with all the appurtenan
ces belonging thereto.
Also at the fame time will be fold,
An officer's lent with every thing belonging thereto,
A large covered waggon, painted, and convenient for any
use,
A very good horse, fit for fad4.lc, chair or waggon,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
At Daniel M'Cormick's V.Houfe,
WILL BE SOLD,
To-morrow,
A large parcel of fhep goods,
Plated and common buckles, a few pieces
of damag'd drillings, hardware, &c, &c.
At the Coffee-House,
Oh Wednojdny,
Some excellent MADEIRA in bottles,
Soused tripe and pickled salmon in kegs,
And a negro wench about 28 years of age,
with her female child of 18 months old.—She
is fold for want of employ.
TUBLIC'AUC TTONT
This day at 11 o'clock, will be fold by
JOHN M'ADAM, and Co.
On Murray's Wharf,
THE remainder of the brig Empereur's cargo, con-
Sifting of Sugars and moiaffes. Likewise 100
barrels flour.
On Tuesday it o'clock, -
Near ,the Coffee-House,
A quantity Mufeovado Sugars n barrels, a few heg
fheads Weft India ro;n and brandy, and bags of cotton.
On Wednesday, 12 o'clock,
The Ship BETTY, lying the East fide Coemies
deck : She mounts 12 double fortified 4 pounders, re
quires little or no out fit, being well found in fails, ca
bles, anchors, &c, Eriti/h built, and fails remarkably
faft. An inventory may be fern at their office, or on
board.
On Thursday,
At their Auction Room, precisely at
X o'clock,
A quantity of Medicines and Dry Goods.
Catalogues ot which wili be rimJy delivered.
At PRIVATE SALE,
Madeira wine in quarter casks, Wost-India rum, and
fpermaceti candles.
At private S AL E,
By John M'Adam, and Co.
A chefnut horse 15 hands high. 5 years old. To be
Hen at Mrs ± Clark's, at Greenwich..
To be fold at public vendue,
To-morrow, at 12 o'clock,
At the Coffee-Houfe bridge, (in small parcels)
between 60 and 70 bushels of
Indian Corn.
MAJOR DONKIN prefects compliments to the
ladies and gentlemen intending to fubferibe to
the military remarks and collections, for railing a charity
to relieve beiplefs orphans, and indigent •widows of valiant
favors and brave fiddlers, that have fallen, or may fail in
this unnatural rebellion; and acquaints them, that as
the Work will fpeediiy be put to Press, their names
Shall be printed at large in the treatise, with the
sum dedicated.
Carried forward, £. 374 8 3
Marines, Major Souter, - 1 1 0
Subscriptions will be received by Mr. Thompson,
Town Adjutant, No. 64, Maiden Lane.
A considerable quantity of excelled
S HRU B,
TO be fold by Richard Dzank, distiller, at the
North River, near the College, on such reasonable
terms that one Shilling's worth of it (York currency)
will make a bowl of punch, without any addition but
water; the proportion three to one. 1
N. B. Said^)EANX fells Jamaica spirits, Weft-India
rum, cherry brandy, plain brandy, geneva and cordials,
&c. &c. on the most reasonable terms.
WHEREAS a number of perlons that unde stand
the business of flacking and thatching of bay, are
wanted for that Service, at the forage magazine at New-
York, Notice is hereby given, that such persons will, by
applying at the firage-office in Dock Street, near the Fly
market, find good encouragement, provided they arc ma
tters of that bufinefe.
. .. ..1 _ _ _______
ST UPPED, luppolcd to be itolcn, an anchor : The
owner may have it again, by applying to Edward
Dougherty, at Murray's-dock, near the Coffee-heufe.
Five Pounds Reward.
RUN-away from the fubferiber, on Tuesday the 15th
of April last, a negro man, of a yellow complex
ion, part Indian, well set, walks with his knees wide
apart,, flat nose, about five feet eight or ten inches high,
forty five years of age, or thereabouts, goes by the name
of Ahraham: Had on when he went away, a brown
homespun jacket, tow Shirt, a pair of bucklkin breeches,
black and white yarn stockings, and a new pair of Shoes#
The said negro took with him a small mulatto Wench,
by the name of Moll, which he claims as his wife, and
two negro children ; one a boy three years old, the other
a girl five months old. The above negroes were seen on
Long-Island, not long since, Whoever apprehends the
said run-aways, and brings them to Thomas Bartow, in
New-York, or to the fubfcr?ber, or secures them so that
the owner may get them again, Shill receive the above
'reward, or Th- e Pounds for the negro, and Two Pounds
for the wench and children, and all reasonable charges
paid by Thomas Pell.
Manor of Pelham, June 22, 1777.
KTTreTa N D,'
HAS for tale, at his store opposite Richard Saufe's,
near the Fly-market, in Water-street, a large
quantity of
Men's tine and coarse flioes,
Hard Ware,
Englilh and Weft-India goods, as usual.
All very reasonable for cash.
To BE SOLD,
ON board the fehocner Rover, just arrived from
Halifax, and now lying at Beache's wharf, a
quantity of PITCH and TAR, salmon in tierces and
barrels; mickarel, herrings, &c,
'deserted
FROM on board the Pacifick transport, James Dunn,
m^fter, three young men, Sailors, v^. Archibald
Graham, about 5 feet 9 inches high, brown complexion,
wears his own black hair, is a north countryman, about
27 years of age, and has remarkable white teeth.
Michael Burn, about 5 feet 10 inches high, yellow
complexion, light brown hair, wears a round hat, about
24 years of age, and born in Dublin.
William Baxter, about 5 feet 6 inches high, fair com
plexion, wears his own long brown hair tied behind, is
marked with the Small-pox, about 21 years of age, born
at Aberdeen, in Scotland.
Four Dollars reward will be paid for each of these men,
by the said master, to the person that Shall apprehend and
Secure them. June 27, 1777#
Board and Lodging,
WANTED by three Single gentlemen, in Long-
I'fland, either in the fame house or in fr be vici
nage of each other. They exaedt only plain victuals,
and will'give no trouble. Any person it may suit, wil
be waited upon by leaving a dire&bn for A. ILSh. p, at
the bar of the Merchant's Ctft e House, New York.
TAHE master, wardens, and members of Z on fudge,
return their Sincere thanks to the gentlemen cler
gy, and vifiring bre.hr*n, who honoured them with their
company on Sain; John's day.
By order of the Mafler,
JOHN BLACKLER, Secretary.
UN away on Saturday the 21st irift, a likely negro
wench, named Charity, about 19 yeers of age, 5
feet high. She took a child with her, about two years
old, named Peter, who frequently calls the mother by
riame. It is probable She mry endeavour to pet to the
Write. Plains, as She was bought from doßor Graham,
about ten months since, and seemed anxious to get back.
- Whoever apprehends Did wench, and brings her to the
fubfiriber in Chapel-Street. Shall have Eight Dollars re
ward.' samuel' PEARCE.
ON Saturday night the 28th Jun*, deserted from the
ordnance Ship Nancy, Williara Brown, matter, ly
ing at Staten Island, and,ftJe the Ship's jolly brat, Ri
chaid Butler, and Daniel Sylvester : Whoever apprehends 1
the said two persons so that they can be brought to the
laid William Brown, Shall receive Three Dollars reward|
for each. Richard Butler is about 5 feet 8 inches high,
well made, black hair, bdrn in Pniiadriphia, and had bn
when ire went away, a grey jacket without Sleeves, a dirty
coloured Shirt, dirty leather breeches, and grey yarn flock
ings. Daniel SylveHer is abort ^ feet 4 inches high,
thick set, very swarthy complexion, Short black hair, born
in Portugal, and had on a tary frock and trowfers and a
Dutch cap.
' 'AKEN up, a stray ' d horse : The owner may have him
again, paying the charges. Enquire of Mr. Betts,
near the Battery.
A Gentleman going to England, who has a consider
able sum of old New-York and Jersey money, is
heinous of exchanging it for calh, or a bill of exchange
on London. A very considerable premium will be given.
Enquire of the printer.
Ten Dollars Reward.
RUN-away from the Two-Friends victualler, Tho
rnis Jones, master, on the. 2 sth inst. John Davifon,
a servant, about 20 years of age, black complexion, and
wears his own hair : Had on an old blue jacket and long
trowfers, Whoever will inform the said master so that he
may be Secured, Shall on bis being so, receive the above
reward, paid by Toomas Jones, lying off the king's yard,
N. B. All matters ot vessels are forbid to harbour
him at thr r peril.
Io be fold on it ednefday the zd July, at I o'clock,
at the Coffee hduje, by public auUion,
A Genteel bright bay mare, of the Enghih breed,
14 1-2 hands high, seven years old, trots remark
ably easy, gallops well, and is full of spirits ; And in the
mean time any person willing to treat by private contract,
may apply to Mr. Bennet, in Water ftieet, near Peck's
Slip. [ \
RUN-AW AY on bujipj the 15th inkam, iron the
Swan transport, Capt. Deal, an apprentice lad na
med ANDREW : He is a mulatto, was born in Hondu
ras Bay, about 5 feet high, Straight, Strong, black hair ;
hid on a blue suit of cloaths, a/vith fashionable buttons,
and long trowfirs. Whoever takes up and secures the
f id boy, so that his master may have him again,' Shall
receive -FIJ^E DOLLARS reward, paid by
JONATHAN DEAL.
jWN' cTmTbTI-l,
HAS for Sale at the Fly-Market, a quantity of Eng
lish boot legs, sole leather fqqarte cut and Sidds, a
laigr assortment of men's and womea's Shoes both leather
and fluff, which be will dipole of on reasonable terms.
He wants journeymen Shoe-makes, knd will give them
ss. 6d. per pair for men's, and ss. per pair for women's
work.
ABOUT Hick's house at Amboy, on Saturday the
31st May last, aGOLD WATCH, with a
Shagreen case, rather final! size, London made, with a
handsome Reel chain, and one seal hanging to it.-
Whoever will bring the above watch to H.Gaine, or
Lieut. Hugh Frafei, 71st regt, or give such information
as it can be found, Shall receive One Guinea reward,
and no questions ask d.
jusV^Tpor^ed;
By CHARLES GEDDES,
Watch-maker in Hanover-Square,
Facing Mr. Gaine's,,
WATCHES of all Sorts,
Sizeable GLASSES, &c.
SIX POUNDS Reward.,
RUN AWAY on the firrtday of June instant, three
NEGROE S, two men and one woman, the
property of George Shaw, of the city of New-York,
tanner. Ore is about 6 feet high,, or upwards, and goes
by the name of JAMES RICHARD^, or RICHARD
SON, the other negro named HARRY ROBBINS, if
a middling stature, yellow complexion, and mighty com
plaisant in difeourfe, but vey deceitful and given to li
quor. The other a negro woman, of a foal black com
plexion, named ANN, very nimble and brisk on her feet,
but bold and impudent behaviour, born in New-Caftie
county, on Delaware.
The two negro men have entered into bis Mgefty's
Service as waggon drivers, and their names are on the
Commissary's books, but are my property. Whoever will
take up the said negroes, and bring them to me the sub
scriber, /ball have the above reward, or FORTY
SHILLINGS for each, and all reasonable charges,
pa:d by GEORGE SHaW.
C\ONSISTI^6 of cup:
and Saucers fur tea,
e rilee, or chocolate ; mugs
bowls, &c.
Queen's ware crockery,
among which are cham
ber pots, large and small
breakfaft cups and fau
cers,
Wine glasses and tumblers,
Women's Stuff and leather
Shoes,
Men's ftrdng Choes,
Fine ftiiched and beund do.
Springs, dials, pendents,
verges, plain and Socket,
hands.
Salt, Flour, Sbipbread and Lime,
A quantity of each, to be fold by
Benjamin Huggett,
No. 44, Naffau-ftreet, t
THE faltris in barrels, and of a most excellent qua
lity, suitable for table, use, falling bu er, &c &c.
The flour is good, and just landed fron bn to d a prize
lately arrived. The Shipbread is new, being 1/ sh baked.
The lime very proper for whitewashing houses, &c.-
TO EE SOLD BY
DAVID MITCHELSON,
Ko 9, Fly Matket,
A good assortment of china ware,
A variety of fixes and watch
, ma'&ials,'
HOWE^ CELEBRATED
ACID FOR PUNCH,
.Loaf and brown sugar,
Tea, coffee, raisins,
Mustard, barley, rice, soap,
candles,
Rappee and Scotch fnuff,
Pig all tobacco, j
Madeira,l
Red port, < WINES.
Sherry, and(
Lisbon J
London and Glasgow porter,
and beer,
Rum and brandy.
l inew Irish BuTTfef. "
A T o ' ne /hiding and nine-pence per pound, arriftri
last week, a choice parTl to [nbn Vote, i„
W -t<r-ilreet, near the Fly-ina ket ; whj has ai ofa rm^ :
bobea tea. at 873. per dozen, fuyxr, rem, new ri\%i >
digo, Irish linear, (Town drillings, WiiUdmion s'iihr
Liverpool ale in bottles, &r. &c.
Jait import'd ri the >n;w Annie, n w 0; ~?
READY MONEY,
A large Adbrement of Go rds, amongst which are the
following Articles:
lOWI OW-PRICED Irfem linaen, brown & white Bering,
_/ bed tick, check handkerchiefs, broyn ano wort
KpUia drabs and sheeting, printed cottons and linnets,
printed handkerchiefs, nuns, ftfebing< coloured aid
cznaburgs thread § brawn and white thread ffockingt,
ffioes, fidlery, mens, youths ^3 boys felt and caftor bars ;
German and Britiffi ozenbrigs, soldier's Shirting, check
fhirti, ozenbrigs fhiris and trowfers, Tailors jackets, rtid
and white flannel, fuperfine scarlet, buff, ane white and
uniform broad-cloth, with trimmings suitable ; coar
broad-cloth, beaver coating, duffle and German ferft
with trimmings; writing paper by the bale, half-braid
paper books, memorandum books, wax, Irish wafers,
quills and ink powder, window glass and putty, paints &
oil, f>?p candles, nails from 4d, to 3 cd. brads & spikes,
copper and tin ware, fail cloth, fein and fcin kwine,
cordage, small anchors, foal leather, porter,.lrifh beef ^
pork, pit'and crtfi-cu; fawr, flock locks and hinges, draw
hammers, drawing knives, lathing ha timers, bricklayers
and pla; errr s trowels, Irmdiaws, chizels, gouges, plain
irons, and al torts of files, with a larg; assortment of
cutlery and hard ware. .Apply in Wall-street, at No, 46,
WILLIAM BLANE.
' TOEWOL =5
By Winthrop and Kemble,
A.t trier Store No. 11, 11D> k Ibeei, between ths
Cofr-H use and the OM-flip Bridge,
TAMAICA spirits, Crind s in b xee,
y Weft-India rum, Li/or crow * gisA,
Mulcoyado Sugars, Porable idup in cites,
Superfine and fine fielh SJad oil in ft If ckfts,
flour, MaJeiiawiqe n nf ;
Ship Bread, and in bottles,
Fine cut tobacco in casks, Coffee id bags, ~
Corks in ditto, Nails, &c. &c.
In the brigantine Flora, and to be fold for cash, cr goad
bills of exchange, by the Subfr^ber, at his Bare three
doors below the cornerof the Fly-Market, eXafUy fac
ing rommiiDry Lo ring's, in Little-Dock-Street,
The following Articles, viz.
Silk knee garters, Fans, &c.
GEORGE WRIGHT.
N. B For file at fame,dace, a few hegffieuds excellent
Muscovado sugar, fine new Irish beef in tierces and bar
rels, tallowcandles and hard soap in boxes, a few talks
strong beer in bottles, Irish tongues in half barrels, bacon
hams, and afew barrels Stockholm tar.-
A molt extraordinary Cua£ by the Ule of
Maredant's Drops.,
To Mr. NORTON, Surgeon, tn Golden-Square.
SI R, London.
IH A V E the p|eafure ta'acquaint you that my wife
has reS rived a perfect cure of a most inveterate fcor
- boric disorder, by taking your Maredent's Drops, which
1 should think an omifiion of juflice to your medicine
and frif to conceal from the public, as it is a disorder so
incident to the human frame : 1 here inclofe you the
ca e.- -About theyear 1755, flie was violently afflicted
withan inflamat on in her face and arms, which ap
peared like what is called St. Anthony's fire, attended
with large red blotches and extreme pain# She applied
to feverai of the faculty, but without success, except
one who was a foreigner; he administered a kind of
d ; et-drink, prepared from herbs, which gave her force
small relief for about two yem. The next turn the
disorder took afDatd her ftemach ; it was attended with
most dreadful bilious cholica, which she was affh&ed
with every fix weeks or two months ; the pain of which
was so violent in her flomach and back, that it generally
u fed to last her eight or ten hours, that co all appearance
ihe was like a person under the greatest torture, and
when that pain ceased i; was succeeded Dy violent retch
ings, which continued five or fix days: After this, her
complexion used to be as yellow as a person in thejaun
dice, which seldom disappeared in left than a fortnight
or three weeks. She fttll continued with a bad digestion,
her flomach -fweHing, with violent hysterical complaints,
&c. we then again confuted Several of the faculty, but
without relief. About three years ago it pleased Ged he)
disorder appeared again in her face and'arms, but in a
more corrufive manner, and much 1 more swelled, her
f,ce being covered all over with blotches, as bad as a
person in the Small-pox, and her eyes Very much affi & d
with the iAhamation ; her hands and arms from -her
fingers to her elbows were swelled to an immoderate size,
and covered, with bliflers, the extreme pain cf which
obliged her to apply a poultice to each arm, which dis-
F charged full three pints of the most corrosive matter in a
few hours : Thia She repeated Several times without the
least appearance of abating the disorder, then went under
a course of physic and diet for near four months, and
every other internal and external application we could
think of, with little or no fuc^eri, till she fiund her
constitution was decaying, and her disorder net much
abated. —At that time I was so happy as to read your
advertisement, I then persuaded her to take your drops :
She did, and soon found relief from every complaint in
her stomach : This induced her to keep wholly to your
medicine and advice, until her cure was compleaf%d,
which i^ now near twelve months ago.—l Should far ex
ceed the limits of a letter, if I offered any thanks for
your genteel and kind behaviour in your advice, her
disorder ever taking the turn y^u told her.---My wife
pfyffits her compliments, and cheerfully throws in the
mite of her wishes f@r the success of your medicine. And
you have my.leave to mike what use you please of this,
for the Etisfaaion of those afflicted with the like disor
der. And am, fir, Your humble fervan-,
THOMAS FORREST.
Great Kirby,-ftreet, Hatton Garden,)
March 19, 1767. J
0 Thufr boules an; fold by PL Gabe, at w. she
bortUi
Bluii^k) and ozna
burghe,
I:1h iheeting and linen,
File and Glasgow checks,
Check and brown hohand,
Gudaloupe,
Draper table cloths and
towelling,
Men and womens thread
flockings,
Taylors twitching and Nuns
thread,
Printed cloths,
Printed and che'ck hdkfs.
Printed jean veils,
Thread gauze,
White and dy'djeans,
Cambrick,
Clear lawn, long lawn,
Men and womens leather
gloves,
Men And womens silk do.
Silk laces, figured lawn,
Broad cloths with trim
mugs,
Tammies, durants,
Shalloon,
Twist and ft wine tilks,
Womens cloaks and
cardinals,
Gold and silver Barkill
buttons,
Mem fine and coarse hats.
Womens fatten bats and
bonnets,
Womens fine riding hats,
Bacriona handkerchiefs.
Superfinejean denim,
Silk breeches patterns,
Slk (lockings,'
Camblet and calamancoes,
Stationary,
> Men and womens fiddles,
with furniture,
White rope in coils,
Barley in kegs,
Knives and forks,
Plain fnuff and rappee in
bottles,
Silver shoe and knee
buckles,
Fafti ditto.
Silver tea spoons,
Silver sleeve buttons,