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F^^^ '° b e SOLD,
lAndI And entered upon the firft My next,
§ "THE commodious house and lot of
Hr^h^^M ^ ground wherein Dirck Lefferts
^rf^,ft'&lives, nearly opp@fite to the store of
" fc'jf'iGrove Bend, in Smith-street ; for con
veniencies and stand, few houses ire this
exceed it. Likewise one other
ho fe and lot of ground in Montgomery Ward, in the
<ccupat:on of Thomas Davis. Any person inclined to
p^chafe them, or either of them, may know the terms
by applying to Aug. V. Cortlandt.
N. B. If the above houses are not fold before the firft
of February, they will be then to be LET
— PUTLIC'
ARE hereby informed that an approved Likeness of
the late Revd. Doctor OGILVIE, will in a few
Days be sent to London, in order that a Mezzo-tinto
may Remade from it. As the Undertakers would be glad
to know what Number to get printed, they have opened
a Subscription, and left Proposals at Mr. Rivirg on's,
Mr. Gaine's, and Meflrs. Noel and Hazard's; where
those who choose to encourage the Design are requeued
to leave their Names. The Size of the Plate will be
'ls Inches by 11, and the Workmanship will be done by
one of the best Artist's in London, under the Infpeftion
of the celebrated Mr. West. As the Expence of the
Plate is not known, the Price of the Print cannot be
ascertained, but it will be fixed as low as possible.
To be SOL 1),
A Good FAR M, pleasantly situated at the south
fideof Staten-Island, near Prince's-Bay, Richmond
County, and province of New-York, formerly in the
p^fleffion of Mr. John Garrison, deceased, containing
izo acres of land, well watered and wooded ; also a good
house and barn, a young orchard containing 70 bearing
tees of the best fruit; and 13 or 14 acres of mowing
ground, but much more may be made with little labour.
Any person inclining to purchase said farm, may apply to
Hannah Garrison, living on the premises, or Henry
Perine, adjoining the premises, who will give a good title
to the purchaser.
A Quantity of very good
HERRINGS in Barrels;
Black-eyed Peafe, of two Kinds ;
A lew Thouf.mds of the very best
PIPE STAVES,
To be fold by William Lowther,
Near Pcck's-Shp; who has for Sale, a Negro Man
about 32 Years old, who can be well recommended, and
understands the Business of Chocolate Making, and ma
nufa&uring Tobacco.
To be SOLD,
A HOUSE, and the lease of a LOT OF GROUND,
upon the Albany Pier. The house is two stories
high, and has five fire-places in it; it is a good Rrong
framed house, and the situation is as advantageous for
any kind of trading business as perhaps any in this city.
For farther particulars enquire of Henry Brinckerhoff,
living upon the premises.
Sail Cloth, from No. i, to 8,
THOMAS LYNCH,
Ahis Store in Broad street : has for Sale, on Reasonable Terms,
for Case or Credit,
A Quantity of the best kind of fail cloth, from No. I to
8, which he imported in the ship Daniel, Capt. Casey,
Jen? Liverpool, and will be fold together or by the bale or
bolt, as the purchaser may incline.
He has, as usual, a large assortment of yard wide Irijh
linen, fem 2s. 3d. to qs. per yard ; checks, silk handkerchiefs
of the very best kind, table diaper, cambricks, lawns, cam
bists, and London Made ira wine.
To be fold at public vendue, at the merchants coffee-houfe,
on Wednesday the 2 sth instant,
THE house wherein the Widow
Thompson now lives, that was formerly the
property of Mr. Elias Degrufhe, with the half the wharf
known by the name of Degrufhe's wharf, and all the
property of the water belonging to the said Houfe# A
good title will be given for the fame.
To be SOLD,
Her Mailer having no use for her,
AVery healthy, strong negro wench, about seventeen
years old, brought up in, and used to all manner of
vuntry work. Enquire of Hugh Gaine.
Wants Employ
AS a clerk, in town, a man who has served some
years in that capacity, and is acquainted in the
dry good business. His character, he flatters himfelf, will
be found unexceptionable. Enquire ofH. Gaine.
Just imported, by
SAMUEL COWPERTHWAIT,
In the Dunmore, Capt. Lawrence,
A Neat assortment of best drawn London BOOT
LEGS, which are made up in the most approved
manner, when called for: He also keeps an assortment
of the most elegant mens SHOES and PUMPS, all
which he fells for case only, at his shoe store, facing the
Coffee-Houfe Bridge, between James Rivington's and
Garret Noel's.
To be fold on very reasonable terms,
„ House and lot of ground in Smith-street, on Pot-
Baker's Hill, near the New Dutch Church, a lit
tle below judge Horfemanden's. The house is very con
venient, with a good dry cellar under the whole, and a
good stand for any kind of business. For particulars,
enquire of Henry Uftick, on the premises, who will
give an indisputable title for the fame.
Bonds, with good security, will be taken in pay
ment.
Fresh imported, to be fold wholesale and retail by
JOHN RICHARDSON,
Athis hardware and jewellery store, in Cortlandt-ftreet,
opposite Mr. John Leary's, senior;
A Large and elegant assortment of jewellery, jewellers
materials, watch materials, gilt shoe and knee buck
les, gilt,;plated, arid feel watch chains, steel and brass watch
keys of different forts ; silk firings, plaited shoe, knee and
frock buckles, on pinchbeck, copper and steel; mens, boys
and children's shoe and knee chapes ; plated spurs, some
French plated do. plated fnaffie and Pelham's bridle bits,
polished and tinned do. Bridle head buckles, plated stirrups,
polished and tinned do. japanned waiters and trays, guns
mounted with filver,ditto with tooth and egg, brass mounted
do. holster, duelling and pocket pistols ; neat chafed silver
corals, silver thimbles, gold jointed wires, mother of pearl
tea tongs, labels for bottles of do. gold scales and weights
in wood and japanned boxes; cases of razors, with four
razors, &c. cork screws, temple fpe&acles, pinchbeck,
steel and metal buckles ; brass candlesticks, womens hair
combs, curry combs, plated coat and breast buttons, chil
drens shoe clasps, spurs for fighting cocks, buckle patterns,
a great many forts of common sleeve buttons and stone
rings ; chariot and chaise axeltrees, iron work for carriages,
and a great assortment of materials in the coach, chariot,
and chaise way, on the lowest terms for cash or short
credit, &c.
WATCH SPRINGS,
OF all sizes and the best quality, made by Matthias
Eyre, from London, at his house, No. 45, lower
end of Third-street, between South and Shippen-ftreets,
Philadelphia, where all orders will be duly attended to.
PURSUANT to an order of the inferior court of
common pleas held at Newark, in and for the
county of Essex, Notice is hereby given to the refpe&ive
creditors of John Vander Pool, an insolvent debtor, now
confined in the goal of the county aforefaid, that the said
creditors be and appear before John Ogden, and Daniel
Pierson, Ffqrs, or any two of the judges of said court, on
Monday the 13th day of February next, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, at the court house in Newark aforefaid,
to shew cause (if any they have) why an assignment of
the said infolvent's estate should not be made, and he
difeharged from his confinement, agreeable to the di
rections of an aft of the Governor, Council and General
Assembly of the province of New-Jersey, palled in the
12th year of his present Majesty's reign, entitled, " An
a& for the relief of insolvent debtors.
— — 6 —ET;
And entered on the firft of May next,
THE house of Mrs. Lyne, in Smith-street, now
occupied by John Tanner. For particulars, en
quire at David Seabury's, in Hanover-Square.
" e Brigantine
A ^BW' REE MASON,
JOHN SEMPLE, Master;
^ AZ''' clear to fail in 15
V V days : For freight or pas
sage apply to the tn after on board at Murray's wharff,
or Templeton and Stewart.
To be peremptorily fold at public vendue, on Thursday
the 26th day of January instant;
A TRACT of 15 acres of excellent
land, with the buildings and improvements thereon
in the town of Jamaica, oa Long-Iflnnd, late the property
of Lawrence Reade, of the city of New-York, merchant,
deceased. Thereare two large brick dwelling-houses upon
the land, one in the occupation of Mr. William Betts,
tavern-keeper, and the other in the possession of Mr.
Joseph Robinson ; two barns, and a large garden contain
ing a variety of plants and fruit trees. The house in the
possession of Mr. Joseph Robinson, was built but a few
years ^go, is about 25 feet front, and 40 deep; and the.
house in the possession of Mr. William Betts, is a double
house, and about 50 feet front. The above tract is very
agreeably as well as advantageously situated for anykind of
business, or pleasure, the most so of any in the town,
being bounded south on the Main-street in the town of
Jamaica, weft by the road leading to Fluffiing, and at the
loath-weft corner fronting the* said street, upon which
Part of the said tract: the said two dwelling-houses are
"erected, four cross-roads meet. The houfein which Mr.
Betts lives, has been used as a tavern for a great number of
years, The vendue will be held at the merchants coffee
houfe in the city of New-York, at noon, and possession
given to the purchaser, by the subscribers, executors to
the said Lawrence Reade, the firft of May next.
JOSEPH READE,
JOHN READE,
RICHARD YATES.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, in pursuance ot an
order of the Hon. Daniel Horfmanden, Esq; chief
justice of the supreme court of judicature for the province
of New-York, given under his hand and seal, and dated
the 7th day of January 1775, That on application made
to the said chiefjuftice by Thomas Stevenson, of the city
of New-York, merchant, a creditor of William Sheer
man, of New-Haven, in the colony of Connecticut, he
the said chief justice has directed all the goods, chattels
and effects of the said William Sheerman, of what nature
or kind so ever, and every or any part or parcel thereof,
in whatever part of the city of New-York the fame can
be found, to be seized ; and that unless he the said Wil
liam Sheerman does discharge his debts within three
months after this public notice given, that all the said goods,
chattles and efteCfs so seized, will be fold for the fatis
faclion of. his creditors, unless he the said William
Sheerman, his attorney or attornies, factors or agents,
do and shall, pursuant to the a& of the Governor, the
Council, and the General Assembly of the province of
New-York, in such case made and provided, and the
several other a&s of the legislature of the said province
of New-York for the reviving, continuance, alteration
and amendment thereof, give fufficient security to his
creditors to answer the value of the said goods so seized,
with the costs. Dated at the city of New-York the 7th
day of January, in the year of our Lord 1775.
STEPHEN RAPALJE
Has 5 Tons refined and bloomery Iron,
32 Barrels Beef, and
3 Tierces choice Copper and purple Indigo,
To difyofe of reasonable.
ALSO
To LET, immediately, or from the firft of May next,
A large STORE, CELLAR, and upper ROOMS,
in as good a Stand for Business as any in the City.
Two Hundred Pounds
To be LET, on good Security; and a Pair of good
black HORSES, to be Sold. Likewise a very
handsome young Mare, coming four Years old, three
Quarter blooded. Enquire of Hugh Gaine.
To Let or Leafed for a Term of Tears,
And to be entered the firft of May next,
A Large, genteel, convenient three story house, very
proper for a gentleman in or out of trade, being
well situated for either. Enquire of H. Gaine.
Imported in the snow Milton, and to be fold by
JANE BLUNDEL,
Near the F 0 RT,
A general assortment of Garden Seeds,
THE true early cbarlton,
Early dnuarjs, I
Dwarf marrows, 1 PEAS.
Marrow fats, I
Spanifb molotto J
True windfor, f
Early bofo )BEA&%
Early Lisbon, 1 *
And French do. C
OATMEAL frefh ground, &c.
ITEN N^ D^
At the house where the late Mr. John Lambert formerly
lived, adjoining Messrs. Ten Eyck and Seaman's Flour
Store, in Little Dock-street, facing Coenties Slip,
New-York; have for sale, wholesale and retail, the
following articles, viz.
Madeira,-) Best Hyfon 7 _.
Lilbon, And Bohea J
Teneriff, ► z Coffee,
Port, and Chocolate,
Sherry, J • Rice,
Old Jamaica Spirits, Cheshire and Gloucester
Weft-India Rum, CHEESE,
Brandy, White Wine Vinegar,
Geneva, Porter,
Molafles, Bristol Beer,
Single-refined, C Wrapping Paper, &c. &c.
Lump, and < SUGARS. &c. &c.
Mufcovado (
_— be soLD , -
A Large convenient dwelling-house and lot of ground
in Dock-Street, near Coenties Market, now in
the possession of William Neilfon ; also two other lesser
dwelling-houses on [the rear of the said lot. For further
particulars apply to
AUG. VAN CORTLANDT, or
JOHN JAY.
r^HE executors to the ehate of Mr, Jfaac Adolphus,
& desires all those that have any demands on said
estate, to bring in their accounts, and receive payment ;
and those indebted are requested to make immediate pay
ment to Hayman Levy,, acting executor. All bonds,
notes, and accounts, that remain unpaid by the firft of
February next, ensuing, will be put into the hands of an
attorney, there, being an absolute necessity for the speedy
settlement of said elate.
HAYMAN LEVY, I
New-York, MYER MYERS, (
Dec. 16, 1774. ISAAC MOSES, ^ecuters.
PHILIP ADOLPHUS,)
FIVE~DOLLARS Reward.
RUN-away from the fubferiber, living in Little Dock
ftreet, near the Coenties-Market, yesterday morning,
a Scotch servant girl, named Jane M'Creddie, she is 25
years of age, about 5 foot 3 inches high, pretty much
pitted with the small-pox, well set, speaks very much the
Scotch Dialed, and came from Greenock in September
last : She had on and took with her when she went away,
a short camblet gown with green, red and yellow stripes,
a green callimancoe quilted petticoat, a long gown about
the fame colour of the short one, a new black fatten
bonnet lined with blue and ribbons on the crown ; what
is most remarkable, she has a fear on one hand and thumb.
|OHN MYFORD.
For D ÜBLI N,
fiw' lThe $h ' P ISABELLA,
A / 7'4 "°^" as a considerable Part of her
Freight engaged, and has good
Accommodations for Paflengers.
For Freight or Passage apply to
Walter Franklin, or to the Capt. Win. Robertson.
^^lT^^UTvendue, '
At the Coffee-Houfe, the 24th of January, or at private
sale any time before,
THE houses and lots belonging to Samuel Hake, viz.
the dwelling-house and store adjoining, now occu
pied by said Hake, in Queen-street, containing 38 feet
2 inches in front, and about 50 feet rear, in length on
one fide about 130 feet, and theother fide about 129 feet.
The house and lot now occupied by Mr. Proper, 26
feet front and rear, and 69 feet in length.
The house now occupied by Mrs. Lush, which is 26
feet front and rear, about 18 deep, and back of the house
a yard of about 20 feet wide, and 50 feet long.
The two last houses joining each other in King's-street,
and a gang between them, reference being had to a map
of the whole.
They will be fold altogether or separate. For particu
lars enquire of Samuel Hake and Robert G. Livingston.
Wanted, a Gardener,
AN honest, sober and industrious one, may hear
of employ by enquiring of Hugh Gaine.
WHEREAS we the subscribers were appointed
afiighees of the lands, goods and effects of Hen
drick Klauw, ar. insolvent debtor, by the judges of the
inferior court of common pleas of the city and county of
Albany, pursuant to the directions of an aft of the le
gislature of the province of New-York, entitled, An
a& for the relief of insolvent debtors within this colony,
with refpea to the imprisonment of their persons, palled
the Sth day of March, 1773: And whereas the said
Hendrick Klauw, after said appointment, did make
and execute to us an assignment of all his lands, goods
and effects, for the life of his said creditors, according
to the directions of theaCt: And whereas we have in
pursuance to the further directions of the said aft, fold
and disposed of part of the estate of said Hendrick Klauw,
and are willing to makea division of the monies arising
by the sale thereof: these are therefore to require all
the creditors of said Hendrick Klauw, to fend in their
demands against him, attested, to us, on or before the
18th day of June next, that they may receive their
dividend of the said estate, agreeable to the directions
of the said aCt.
G. G. MARSE LIS, ?
ANTHONY VAN BERGEN, $ Ahignees.
BELFAST^--
The Ship
and Isabella,
J ohn Moore, Master;
Willfail about the zotb January. For
Freight or Passage, apply to Greg, Cunningham, and Co. or
said Master, lying at Hallet's Wharf.
For Londonderry,
®The Ship JUPITER,
ALEXANDER EWING, Master,
Now laying at Marfton's Wharff.
YT TILL fail with all convenient speed ; having the
greatest part of her cargo engaged. For freight
or passage apply to Patrick M'Davitt, or the master on
board.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, pursuant to an aft
of the Governor, the Council, and the General As
sembly of the province of New-York, passed the 19th day
of March last past, entitled, “ An act for the mure effec
tual registry of mortgages, and for securing the purchasers
ot mortgaged estates"; that on the 12th day of July next,
at ten o'clock in the morning, there will be fold on the
premises by the subscribers, at public action or vendue, to
the highest bidder, all those certain tracts of land situate,
lying and being at Claverack, within the manor of Renf
felaerwyck, beginning at a black oak tree, which tree
stands south 77 degrees weft from the house of Joseph
Pixley, and from the said tree south 78 degrees east, 58
chains; thence north 12 degrees weft, 80 chains; thence
north 78 degrees weft, 80 chains; thence south 12 de
grees east, 80 chains ; from thence to the place where it
firft began. And then another parcel of land lying on the
east of the aforefaid piece of land, beginning at a black
oak faplin standing fix chains from a small brook, thence
south 86 degrees east, 40 chains; thence south 4 degrees
weft, 80 chains ; thence north, 85 degrees weft, 40 chains,
thence to the place where it firft began ; with all and
singular the profits, benefits, privileges, hereditaments and
appurtenances to the fame belonging. Which said tracks
of land and premises were, by indenture bearing date the
13th day of November, in the year of our lord 1769,
mortgaged by the said Joseph Pixley, since deceased, to us
the subscribers. The conditions of sale will be made pub
lic on the day of the vendue before the sale begins, and
title deeds executed by the subscribers, to the purchasers,
fubje& to the proviso in the said aft of assembly in fa
vour of other mortgages, judgments at law, and decrees in
equity, prior to the sale by
Claverack, Dec, 3, PETER FONDA,
1774. LAWRENCE FONDA.
Now firft imported to America,
The BLOOM of CIRCASSIA.
IT is allowed that the Circaffians are the most beautiful
women in the world---However, they derive not all
their charms from nature. A gentleman long resident
there in the suite of a person of diftinftion, well known
for his travels thro' Greece, became acquainted with the
secret of the liquid bloom, extracted from a vegetable,
the produce of that country, in general use there with
the most esteemed beauties. It differs from all others in
two very essential points. First, That it instantly gives
a rosy hue to the cheeks, not to be distinguished from
the lively and animated bloom of rural beauty ; nor will
it come off by perspiration, or the use of a handkerchief,
A moment's trial will prove that it is not to be paralelled.
SOLD BY
HUGH GAINE,
§ LINEN RAGS.^
NFfr&YV wy ▼ V
THE salutary Effefts already resulting from th^
PAPER, MANUFACTORY lately ft & e d in
this Province, is very sensibly felt by the Inhabitants
thereof, who consume many Thousand Reams of Paper
annually, that for 40 years past were imported from a
neighbouring Colony, to the very great Detriment of this
as the Cash transmitted from hence on that Account never
returned again, the Ballance of Trade being so very great
against us. And as no Manufactory can be carried on to
any Purpose without a Sufficiency of rough Materials to
work on, and as RAGS is the Principal used in the Paper
Branch, it may be necessary to inform the Publick, that
the Paper-Mill at Hempftead-Harbour, on Long-Island
is now in great Want of a Quantity of that Commodity
to preserve which too little Care is taken in this Place :
It is therefore hoped, and. most earneßly requeued, fome'
little Attention may be paid to the Preservation of RAGS
in this City, which is but too often thrown into the Fire
or swept out of Doors, for which the highest Price will
be given by HUGH GAINE.
N. B. Three Pence per Pound will be given
far the best RAGS, and in Proportion for those of
an inferior Sort.
An ACADEM Y,
WAS advertised last May to be opened at Kingston,
by the trustees of the town, under the care of
two inftruftors, but by a disappointment in obtaining a
reftor, itopened only in the English department, and has
already thirty students, who are taught reading, writing,
arithmetic, mathematics, and particularly surveying
with great accuracy. The trustees are now happy in being
able to notify to the public, that they are provided with
a gentleman to take the chief care of their academy,
whose education and abilities give the highest Durance of
success to the institution. Mr. John, Addison, lately
arrived from Scotland, has undertaken the charge, and
will not only teach the Latin and Greek languages to
prepare youths for any college in America, but will intro
duce geography, natural philosophy, and such branches of
the belles lettres, as may in some measure answer to a
college education for such as do not , chufe, or cannot afford
to go to a more public seminary. He also teaches the
French language, and has some pupils already engaged
for this department.
The trustees need not repeat what was mentioned in
their former advertisement, with refpe& to the pleasant
ness of the place, the cheapness of board, and the security
for the morals of the students ; they only add, that this
academy is an object of their attention, which they mean
to infpef t narrowly, and intend to ? aife to as high reputa
tion and ufefulnefs as possible, while the character of the
do&or, who has had a regular university education, and
has already taught with success in the branches above
mentioned, encourage the trustees to hope that this insti
tution will prove an extensive blessing to a populous part of
the province, which being far removed from any college,
has hitherto been criminally deficient in the important
article of a liberal education.
Any enquiries relating to this academy may be made by
addreffirig to Dirck Wynkoop, and Christopher Tappen,
Efqrs, or to the rector at Kingftoa.
To be SOLD,
A Negro man about 25 years old, brought up to farm
ing, also to kitchen or market gardening. Enquire
of Hugh Gaine.
Robert r.livingston, Efq;
one of the judges of the supreme court, for the
province of New-York, does hereby order notice to be
given in all the public news-papers within this colony of
New-York, that on application made to him by James
Dole, of the city of Albany, merchant, a creditor of John
Me. Lean of the county of Charlotte, in pursuance of
four several ads of the legislature of the colony of New-
York, one entitled, ''An aft to prevent frauds in deb
tors" ; one other entitled, “ An aft to continue an aft,
entitled, an a 6 tto prevent frauds in debtors, with an
addition thereto"; one other entitled, “An a& further
to continue an aft, entitled, an aft to prevent frauds in
debtors, with the a& therein mentioned"; and one other
aft, entitled, “ An aft to amend and make valid the a&a
therein mentioned".---! have dire&ed the whole estate,
real and personal, of the said John Me. Lean to be seized,
and that unless he does return and discharge his debta
within three months after such public notice given, that
all his estate, real and personal, so seized and taken, will
be fold for the fatisfa&ionof his creditors. Given under
my hand this 24th day of December, in the year of our
lord i 774. ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
The above order is published as the notice hereby
direffed, and all persons concerned are hereby notified
accordingly.
<fc be fold at public Vendue,
ON Monday the firft day of May next, at the house
of Gilbert Tice, at Johnstown, in the county of
Tryon, by the executors of the last will and testament of
Sir William Johnson, Bart, deceased, and in pursuance
of the fame, sundry trafts of valuable land, viz. A
tract granted to Michael Byrne and others, situate near
Schohary, find containing about 19,000 acres; another
trad near the fame, being a fourth part of a trad granted
to Lawyer, and others; another trad extending along
the Adaguightinge, or Charlotte River, being a Branch
of Sufquahanna, about 23,000 acres, of which will be
fold. Another trade of 5000 acres in a patent granted to
Glen, and others, north of the patented lands in the rear
of the German Flatts, with 13000 acres in a patent
granted to Peter Servou, and others, near the Mohawk
River, above the German Flatts,---wh : ch said several
trails are directed by the said will to be fold by the said
executors, and the monies arising therefrom applied as
therein mentioned. Any person or persons inclined to
treat for the fame, or any part thereof, before the day of
sale, may apply to Sir John Johnson, Bart, or any other
of the executors, who will give them further particulars,
or treat about the fame, otherwise the fame will be fold;
and a good title given outh day of fa'e before mentioned.
REMSEN and PETERS,
At their store between the Fly-Market and Coffee-
House, opposite Meffis. Samuel Broome and Co's ft >re
have for sale wholesale and retail, the following articles'
viz.
Madeira, i ^ Best Hyfon, y
Teneriffe, and } Y, Shoufhong, and ,Tea,
Lisbon BoheaJ
Jamaica foirits, Wool cards,
Weft-Info rum, Rice,
Brandy, Best Scotch fnuff,
Geneva, Copperas,
Molasses, Allum,
Single resin d,7 Brimstone,
Lump, and ^Sugars. Brazeletta Wood,
Mufcavado J Wrapping paper,
Best French and ), . Best Connedicut tobacco,
Carolina ) ° A few barrels of excellent
Pepper, North-River beef,
Pimento, a quantity of frefh ship
Coffee, bread.'Alfo,
Chocolate, a choice parcel of Gofhen
Ground ginger, Butter.
r Fhey will dispose of every kind of country produce
that may be sent to them by any of their friends, to the
best advantage on their accounts, and their utmost endea
vours shall not be wanting to give fatisfaftion to their
friends in general.