The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-12-22 00:00:00, page 3

On Monday also arrived his Majetys Sloop of
War the Sphynx, Anthony Hunt, Esq; Comman
der; she failed from the Delaware the Beginning of
November, as Convoy to the Harriot Packet, bound
home to England, with Dispatches from Lord and
General Howe, with Col. Cuyler, on board, and
left her the nth ult. 300 Leagues to the Eastward,
in Lat. 43, all well.<
The 30th of November, Capt. Hunt took the
Eigle Privateer, belonging to Dartmouth, N. E. of
8 Carriage Guns, and 12 Swivels; and on theist
Infant, became up with, and also took the Rover
Privateer, belonging to Salem : Neither of them had
taken any British Vessels, tho' they were long from
Port, and had but 69 Men on board both Vessels;
one a Schooner the other a Sloop ; the former Capri
Hunt ordered to be burnt, and the latter funk, but
the Crews were brought in with the Sphynx.
The Eagle on her Cruize brought too a Brig from
Liverpool for this Port, andorriefred her to fhike to
the Congress; but by Means of fame Threats used
by the Liverpool Man, who had only one fully Gun
on board, the Rebel Crew were afraid to board the
Brig, and it being in the Night, foe got clear.
We hear the Loss of Philadelphia is molt fepfibly
felt by the Rebels, and that the judicious among
them begin to think they cannot held it many Cam
paigns, as the Sbidieis complain for want of Cloath
inr, and are severely treated by their Officers for the
molt trifling Faults ; this, added to their being greatly
in want of Medicinein their Camp, occasions much
Murmuring among, them:
We are told Col. Dayton, of Elizabeth Town,
whe had a Regiment in the Rebel Arm,, either has,
or talks of laying down hit Commiflion, tho' he is
much importuned to continue in the Service, and was
assured he fh^uld be railed to the Rank of a General.
Within'thefe few Days, betweeh 3 and 4.00 Wo-
N F. W-YOR ft, December ^
'Lift Sunday Week arrived here the Ship Royal
George, Capt. Reid, from London ; dhe left the
D.)WI s on the 9 h of October, and on the 14'h, in a
hard Gde cf Wind from the N. E. sprung a Leak,
which obliged the Crew to keep one Pump constantly
workings The Storm continued, with Ihort Inters
vals, until the zad, when it moderated. The Ship
Mill continuing excessive leaky, and the Men greatly
fatigued, the Captain reluctant to throw any Part of
the Cargo overboard, determined to steer for Lisbon ;
but a frefu Gale springing up from the East, obliged
him to alter his Resolution and continue the Voyage.
On the 29th, in Lat. 34, 54, N. Long. 14, 44. W.
in a strong Gale, the Sea tunning exceeding high,
with botll Pumps at work, it was found inpofhble
to keep the Vefhl from finking, unlels Part of the
Cargo was discharged. This being unanimously
Agreed to, they threw overboard a large Quantity of
fitch Articles as firft came to Hand, whicn had the
desired Effect, for in fix Hours after they began to
lighten Ship flie only made fvn Inches and an half
of Water per Hour. Nothing material happened
until the nth Inst. when she run ashore on Long-
Bland Beach, lay 24 Hours, and received so much
Damage that it was with Difficulty she got into. Port,
with five Feet Water in her Hoid>
men and Children arrived here from Fish-Kills,
P^ugbkeepfie and Newburgh, being the Wives and
Children of the Friends of Government that fled
from Perftcution in different Parts of this Provinces
They were tent off by Older cf Committees, Coun
cilsof Safetv, &c. with little more than their wear
ing Apparel, being robbed of-their Furniture, Cat
tle, &c. and their Farms given to Strangers.
We hear the Congress io this Province, is either
adjourned or differed ; the whole of their Affairs
being now Carried on by what is called a Council of
Safety ; and that Egbert Benson has the Chair.
On Wednesday arrived here the Sloop Betsey,
Captain "M'Chubb, from Philadelphia, which he
kft at I P. M. the Saturday before : He informs
that the Royal Army there are in high Spirits, Pro
^firns plenty, and that Lord Cornwallis returned to
the City on Saturday Mornings from an Expechtion
made into 'he Country with two Regiments of Light
Dragoons." His I,ordfllip on the proceeding Day
nlnrkrd a large Body of the Rebel Light Hufe,
kil ! ed many, and took a Number of them Prisoners.
* The "Baggage of fix Regiments, defined (it is
supposed) for this City, is Ihipped on board Trans
ports at Philadelphia.-
'Saturday arrived the And ew, Capt. Geyer, in
6 Weeks from Quebeck, with 75 Rebel Ptifoners.
Governor Carleton had been preparing to embark for
England,'but on receiving an Account of General
Burgoyne's Misfortune, he determined today the
Winter, rfnlefs he, was relieved by the Arrival of
General Hild:mand.
Among the Printers are the following, viz. Capts.
Robi/ifon, Karr, Fry, Walcott, Stone, Baldwin, Norris,
andjluntington. 'Liet ts. Dujiin, Sill, Hardy, Senter,
Chadbourn, Bradford and Hucbek. E^gns, Spoore,
Warren, Merrow, and Butterfield. Dr. lounglove,
8 Serjeants, 1 Corporal, and &g Privates. 'Died on
the Fa,'age, Major John Blevin and two Privates'.
Lieut. Win. Ley, Boatswain's Mate, Sam. Trap),,
and Andrew Lereau, Gunner's Mate, with 14 Mari
ners belonging to bis Majeflj's armed Schooner the Mag
dalen, came in Capt. Geyer.
. Same Day came into Port, from Philadelphia, seve
ral Transports under Convoy of his Majefy's Ship
the Lis, William Cornwallis, Esq; Commander.
Monday lad arrived at Sandy-Hook from Eng
land, the Mhidftbne Frigate, Captain Gardner, with
the following Vessels tin lev her Convoy, v/z. The
Howe, Atkins; Friendship, Lumley; St. Mar/s
Packet, Pettycrew; Edwaid, Lawrence; Sally, Cou
par; Adventure; Hannah, Watson; Cornwallis;
Bathurtt; Porcupine, Califf; Endeavour. Hope;
Pomona, White ; Harriot, Blackburn ; and the Br -
tannia, Bail.
Capt. Gardner had under Convoy when he left the
Downs 23 Sail, 4 of which were Whalers, one a Brig
far Augurtine, and a Big for Weft Florida,who left
the Convoy in Lon. 58; and the Snip Conway, of
24 Guns, with 200 Men, parted from the Convoy in
a Gale of Wind, ten Days afer flie came out.
,In this Fleet the followtogGentlemen came P.if
fmgers : Hon. Roger Morris', Esq; Mr. Ben. Booth,
Capt. Thomas Miller, Mr. Edward Laight, and
Mr. Robert Ludlow, junior, all cf this City ; also
Mr. Thomas Smith, Mr. Samuel Elam, Mr. Booth,
together with the Hon. Co 1 . Cosmo Gordon, brother
to the Right Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen, Captain in
his Majesty's third Regiment of Foot Guards, under
whose Command were several Hundred Recruits for
the Army of his Excellency General Sir William
Howe.
Capt. Gardner took the following Prizes on his
Paffige hither, viz. A Schooner from Dartmouth,
N. E. for North-Carolina, in B^llaft ; a Sloop from
Chefapeak-Bay, about 40 Leagues from the Land;
a Ship from St. Euftatia for Holland, with Rice and
Tobacco; and ' a Schooner from South-Carolina for
Coracoa.
The John, Peters ; Lenox, Hay; Hester, Hender
son; and a Ship commanded by one Wade, were to
fill from London, soon after the above Fleet, for this
Port,
TO be fold at publick Au&ion on Monday the
29th Infant, at the Merchant's Coffee-Houfe,
the Ship MOLLY, as Ilie now lies at Crommelin's-
Wharff, by order of a Court of Vice Admiralty.
THOMAS LUDLOW, Jun. Malhal.
'fTTo-N D O N,
Tbe Ship BRITANNIA,
(A Letter of Marque)
SAMUEL BALL, Commander,
ft ffOUNTS sixteen carriage
I'll guns, 4 pounders, and eight
Z^ffiE^ZflUfwivels, men answerable, will fail
by the loth of January. For Freight or Paflage ap
ply to Robert Alexander, and Co. or to Capt. Ball,
at Cruger's-Wharff.
To be fold,very reasonable,
At No. 23, the* white corner, opposite the
Coffee-House,
Hyson, sushong, and
BOHEA TE A ;---alfo 4 few hogsheads of
LOAF SUGAR, and best Scotch SNUFF in
bladders..
For NE-W-R-Y,
w^^ d "'%HILL,
, Robert Ewing, Commander ;
fail by the loth of January
next: For Freight or Passage
apply to Robert Alexander and
Company, or to the Captain an board fiid Brig now
laying at Cruger's Wh^rff.
—l u st imported in tbe Britannia, Capt. Ball,
from London,
T-ONDON PORTERin
JL/ calks,' PORTER in bottles, CY
DER in cases, to be sold by
W. STEPPLE,
No. 29, Qufen-Sreet.
I'be Brig Kasgston,
Richard Burcham, Mafler ;
"^"-fc'lby the sotb January. For
Freight or Baffage apply to Robert
Alexander and Company, or Capt.
Burcham, on board tbe said Defel, now laying .at
Cruger's Whaffr.
Impurica m the ships bally' ana haw # xu, Iron L,nuun,
and to be Grid bv
SAMUEL FRANKLIN,
Ataris Pore No. i73,QuFen's T ftteet, near B rekman's-tlip,
LOAF sugar by the hopfherd, best old Cheshire cheese,
Shene's best old portej in . hampers efq dozen ; bohea,
Congo, and hyfon tea by the chgft; red and white port
!wine in bottles, Ruffe fail cloth; Raven's duck, ozna
burghs, ticklenbhrgh*, 7-8, 98, and yard wide white
and brown Russia Peering, 'white rolls, 3-4 dowlafs,
7-8 and yard wide Irish linens.quadruples, tandem filefias,
British and Flanders bedtickt, hempen Russia linens,
Russia diaper, diaper table cloths, cambrick and lawns,
homing handkerchiefs, Dutch pin work, bandano hand
kerchiefs, silk lungee royals and Persian black taftttics,
white and brown buckrams.'
Also good Lilbon wines in pipes and quarter calks.
ALL Loyal ancient free and accepted Masons
who chufe to celebrate the Anniversary of
St. John the Evangelist, are requeued by
the Matter and Wardens of Zion Lodge, to attend at
the House cf Brother John Borrowes, at the Sign of
the Globe, near the City Hall; on Saturday the 27th
of December, at 9 o'Clock in the Forenoon. They
will walk in Procession to Church where a Sermon
will be preached on the Occasion, and a Collectionl
made by the Church Wardens for the Use of the
• Poor of the Parish of Trinity Church.
In exploring the Territories of Dr. Platt, of Hunt
ington, Father to Mr. Samuel Broome's Partner,
there was found, snugly concealed in a Barn, two
Whale Boats, which were inttantly committed to the
Flames, and Dr. Platt, in propria persona ftcured in
the Cnitody cf the Cahors, who drove off the Cat
tle and live Stock from his Farm.
That Part of that brave and most ufful Corps the
Royal Regiment < f Artillery, who were employed in
the Batteries againlt Mud-Irtand, have acquired im
mortal Honour, in Consequence of the capital Servi
ces which they performed, From the well directed
Fire cf their Guns and Mortars, in reducing the E
nemies Works, and thereby opening the Navigation
of the River Delaware. It is worthy of Remark,
that not one Officer of the Royal Artillery was either
killed or wounded during the above long Cannonade,
and Exposure; they loft only one Serjeant and a few
Privates.
10 and 12 o'Clock that Day, who will give a Ticket
for tbe above Donation.
Sunday Night the i^b Infant, the Rebels landed at
a Place called Cold-Spring, on Long-Jfand, about 35
Miles from this City, and carried off two Market
Boats loaded with Flaxseed, Wood, Cyder, &c. ^c..
It may not be amiss to put the Inhabitants oj this City
in Mind to have tbeir Chimnies well fweeped at this
Season of tbe Year, as the Winter is approaching faf.
On Wednesday next being Chrifmas Eve, 40 poor
Widows, Housekeepers, having Families in this City,
will receive 40 lb. oj frefo Beef, and a half Peck Loaf
each, on a Certificate oj their Necefity, Jigned by two
Neighbours of Repute, which is to be delivered at tbe
Revd.Dr.lNGLis's House in tbe Broadway, between
Tn de Ship C^cA %t. McMillan, which fdl^
on Tuesday lalt, the Lady and Daughter of Briga
dier Gen. Delancey, Colonel Douefpe, of the Cold
dream Guards, and Major Macdonald, of the Ma
rines, were Passengers.
By a Letter from Kingfbridge, we are informed,
that on the 1 sth Instant Capt. Emmerjck difeovered
three Rebel Dragoons at Negro Forty near the Re
doubts; whereupon he ordered his Riflemen to exa
mine what they were about, and at the fame Time
followed himfelf, with his Party. In the mean time
the Riflemen had met with an Oppof.tion at Isaac Va
lentine's, of 20 Rebel Dragoons and 50 Infantry,
whom they immediately attacked and put to flight,
continuing their Pursuit down towards the Brunx;
where they were met by 100 more, who had crolfed
the River ; the precipitate Flight of the afore men
tioned threw the lalt Party into the utmost Confufi
on, intermixing with them in their Flight, the Rifle
men still continuing the Pursuit over the River Half
a Mile beyond Il'aac Williams's. Capt. Emmerick,
in the meas Time, having come up, soon difeovered
about 1000 more on another Quarter, and different
Detachments up and down, partly concealed under
cover of Woods, Rocks, and Buildings, &c. From
the Discovery of these Dispositions of the Rebels, the
Captain ordered his Ment to halt, fufpeaing a Snae
was laid to trapan him, and now judged it expedient
to re-pass the Biunx ; it was effe^ed. in the greatett
Order and Regularity, without even so much as one
Man wounded. The Loss fultained by the Rebels,
on this Occasion, was one Dragoon killed and two
wounded.
BrM.4| 0 R-GENF,RAt
JAMES ROBERTSON,
Commandant of New-York.
PROCLAMATION.
IN order that the poorer inhabitants of this
city may receive some {applies of wood at
a reasonable price, 1 have appointed John
Thompson, Esq; of Brooklyn; to employ a
number of persons to cut wood on Long Ikand
for t.Tat purpose; and bring it down to the
wharfs nearest to where the laid wood is cut:
Therefore such Persons as shall produce proper
recommendations will obtain orders from me
to receive a proportion of the said wood, on
their paying to the said John Thompson the.
charges of cutting and carting the said wood,
with an addition of four {hillings per cord
for his trouble in this service.
JAMES ROBERTSON, M. G.
And Con/mandant of New-York.
for the benefit cf the infarers.
THIS DAY at XII o'clock,
Will be fold by Public Auction, at
BOWMAN and CODNER's
Auction Office, Hanover-Square,
A large assortment of
Damaged Woollen and linen GOODS,
Imported in the ships Gafcoyne and Blenheim.
Fryed and pickled Oysters,
PREPARED for ex urtation to the Welt-Indies, or
any other par's, by George Forbes, commonly called
biack George, at the White,Hah : Who keeps good en
tertairmeut for Gentlemen.
Publick Auction,
ON Bownej'hn's wharf, on WEDNESDAY
morning at XI o'clock, will Be SOLD by
John M'Adam, and Co.
A quantity of condemn'd provisions, and
tallow candles in Fixes.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Wednesday meaning at 12 o'clock at the Coffer-
House, will be fold by order of Samuel Kemble,
Esq; The
Schooner Lady Waffiington,
Prize to his Majesty's Dup Roebuck, now lying at
Bache's wharf. Inventory to be seen at JO H N
M' A DA M, and Co's, vendue-office.
William Brownejohn,
HA S imported in the Pomona, Cap:. Whyte, from
London, a large quantity of MEDICINES,
which will.be fold at the lowest prices.
Public Auction.
On the bridge opposite the Coffee-House,
THIS DAY at X o'clock,
WILL begin, and continue from day to day until
the whole is disposed of, the sale of a quantity
of damaged goods, confining of broad cloths, forreft
clothe, glains, kerfeys, fearnoughts, frizes, striped blank
ets, camblets, Walloons, buttons, thread, twist, &c. &c.
Irish linens, checks, &c, imported in and damaged on
board the Ihip Belcour, Capt, Moore, from Liverpool.
On" Wednesday,
,10 pipes excellent Madeira wine, a valuable gold
watch, and a riding chaise and harness, &c.
TO-MORROW at io o'clock,
Will be SOLD at
Templeton and Stewart's Ven. House,
46 Prices of damaged linens,
3 Dozen of ready made flirts,
30 Pieces of cambricks.
At 12 o'clock at the Coffee-houfe,
4 Pipes of Madeira wine,
3 Hogsheads of Liftrn, ''
4 Hogsheads of Tenenffe.
On Wednesday,
Near Coenties Slip, will be fold,
20 hhds. of choice ^ef-India RUM.
On Friday,
At-fempleton and Stewart's V. House,
The effects of a'gentleman deceased, confining of
fails of cloaths, plain and lac'd; embroidered .waist
coats, shirts, hose, &c. with 20 pieces fine linen.
Templeton and Stewart have for sale, a
large assortment of Irish linens, checks, Manchester
velvets, silver watches, cloaks, plated candlesticks
rand waiters, fnuff and tobacco, &c.
üBLIc a uc tTon?
At the Coffee House,
THIS DAY at XI o'clock,
WILL BE SOLD,
A parcel of damaged Loaf Sugar,
DAMAGED and imported in the Ihip Blenneim,
Caotain John Haggev, from L ONDON.
ALSO,
A parcel of damaged Ozenbrigs,
Damaged and imported in tae Ihip Belcour, Captain
Henry Moore, from LIVERPOOL.
ALS O,
Two bales of spotted RUG S,
And two cases of FELT HATS.
To-morrow, at the Coffee-Houfe,
6 Hog&eads Barbados kanc spirits,
>6 Hogiheads Barbados rum,
I Calk Scotch fnuff,
12 Hampers Cheshire cherfe.
AT
Daniel McCormick's Vendue House,
On Wednesday,
Will be peremptorily fold,
100 pieces of 7-8 and yd. wd. cotton checks.
With a parcel of seasonable GOODS.
*, Madeira wine of the London particular
quality, vintage 73, and old Jamaica spirits,
at private fale^
f()—MORRO W,
WILL be fold at public audion at 12 o'clock,
a quantity of lignum vitae and fuftick, 011
board the [chooner Sally, laying at Cruger's wharf,
—"° r Philadelphia, or elfewbere,
—"' SLOOP ANNE,
Burthen between 50 and 60 Tons,
^A well found, is ready to take Freight
and ean fail by Wednesday
Mto^^^ frteQrsfflta^^-
Brocades
Tobinea
Taobits
Dacapes
Klanitias
Luteftrings wide and narrow
Black, white and blue fattens
White pink, dark and green|
per fians
Modes, farfenets & peelong°|
Black silk and Prfncefs fluff
for waistcoats and breeches
Mores gown patterns
Sifk and fatten pettycoats
Callimancoe and fluff petty
coats
Women's fatten Morocco and
fluff ftioes
Men's London made ffioen
and bocts
Gendemen'sgdret’s fhoea
Silk mitts and gloves
Silk and fatten cloaks
Men and women's silk, cot
ton and worsted hose
An afTortment of ribbons
;Sewing silk all colours
Just imported by. the ships Blenheim, Royal George, and
Britannia, frora London, and now opening for sale by
SMITH RAMADGE,
At his ftcre in Ha nover-Square, ,
SCARLET, greeri, blu^
and coloured fuperfine
broad cloths
Coarse woollens assorted
White and coloured fuper
fine Ilia!loons
Tapes and coatsbinding
Trimmings assorted
Various new fashioned metal
buttons
Gold and filter lace, cori,^
chain, -loops and buttons,
e,aulet's, &c.
Tammies, ^uranhs and caUi-j
mancoes
Round velvet bound hats>
Linen fit for soldiers fhirts|
Strong ftroes ' [
Worsted hose
Women's fluff shoes and
'children's morocco -
Wofherfs.ftays
Gloves, pins, combs
Jewellery a.fmall neat
afTortment,
Various letter cases, etwees, 1
and ladies housewives,
with instruments
Slate and aft skin memoran
. dums
Andrew and Harry's cards
t^iinlrflrlrV
Gilt trunks, perfumery f t , 1
A fine new ^' o . b ™ l 6 Cwt ' wlth fca&es com
pleat, and -^on weights.
TO LET, the two upper floors of a good house, with
kitchen apd other conVeniencies. Enquire of the
printer,,
SUPERFINE hyfon, fu-ft
ihong and bohea tea,l
Powdered loaf sugar . 1
Nutmegs, cloves, cinnamon!
and mace,|
Superfine scarlet, blue,green,
crimson, garnet, mamon,
dove, pearl, and London
brown broad cloths,
Rattinets,
Sewing fiiks, and fcarf'wift,
White, yellow and scarlet!
flannels,
Coatings, caffirriers,l
Brown and white Russia
hieeting',
Raven's duck,
Dowlafs and diapers,
Table cloths,
Calicoes and chintzes,
Cambricks and lawns,
Blue and white china cupsi
and saucers,
Black silk taft^ties,
' Black add coloured Barcelona
handkerchiefs,
Bandanoes,
Lungee and cotton romall
handkerchiefs,
Ribbons,
Imported in the idft ships from London, and now open
ing for sale, by
HUGH WARDEN,
No. 89.0, Little.Dook-direct, a small but well aborted
.jccrgo.af goods, which he will dispose ot on the best
terms, for ready money. Among them are the follow
ing'articles;
Murray, Sanium, and Company;
Have for SALE
At tbeir foie in ll'ater freet, between Burling an 1
Be<kmarfs-fip, ike following GOOD S, jf im
ported in tbe Hannah, from London, viz.
SILVER wadies, crown glut's, 8 by 6, 9 by 7;
10 by g, 'and 11 by 9, And ew playing cards,
shot and bar lead, tin plains, yellow ochre, Spanish
brown, dry and ground white le^d, wvol cards, belt
Scotch Inuft, hardware, China assorted in small box
es, very convenient for retailers ; brimstone; ahum,
and coperas, nests of liair and red trunks; iron chells
.very neatly cattj camp kettles, long handled f ying
pans, loaf sugar, Hyfan ard Congo Tea; cinnamon;
mate, nutmegs and cloves, black pepper, a few chal
drons cf coals, fuperfine and low priced , scarlet,
green, buff and other colored broad cloatb, blue,
claret, and mixt gray coatings, red, white, and
yellow flannels, red and Spotted baize, S-4, e 4, aid
IQ-4, role blankets, 6-4. Griped b files, spotted rugs,
fhahoons, callimano.es and decants, of each, a
variety, velveiets and corduroys; fattins ; flowered,
and figured, lutefbings, plain and changeable.
Raven's duck, Russia flieeting, British fil cloth of
all numbers, oznaburghs^lrjfh sheeting, Lifh linen;
7-8 and yard wide; an assortment cf gloves ; cam
blets and dorfeteens; Barcelona handkerchief, Mon
gers and polical romals, spotted and bordered bin
dances, a variety of callicoes, clouting diaper, men
and women's knit and woven worsted Hose, ivory
and horn combs, pins, needles, white and cbloured
thread, nails, with a variety of other articles.
~ Bi They have also, choice Lilian Wine in
pipes, hogsheads, and quarter calks, Mofcovado
fitgar in hogsheads and barrels, and a few tierces of
rice.
, $T For the above gooff, they' will take in pay-
Tuentlight or defaced Gold, at fix pounds per ounce,
or they will give current Gold for it at that rate.
S(TuYirGAT'E7-
Has imported from London in tbe Blenheim and Royal
George, the following Articles, which are now
opening for sale at bis fore in Smitb-freet, opposite
General font's, viz.
A tv at aflortmcht ot feftdonaSle silks, confining of
S ack lace and edgings
IJutch lace
Silks and fluffs
Poplins plain and flowered
Brocaded thefdens and Ve
netians
:Black rufl'els, tallimdncoes
[Moreens
Durants, tammies
ICambricks, clear lawns
ißook muslins
/Double purple callicoes
Furniture callicces
Mullin aprons
Brown Silcfia hollar.d
Clouding diaper
Printed handkerchiefs
Gauzes, kentons
Flemish and Scotch threads
London made boots and IhocS
Ready made shirts
Red and white bays and
flannels
White callicoes and basters
Black and' white Batcelona
handkerchiefs and cravats#
|Men and. women's worsted
I and cotton hose, .
Ftriped and rose blankets,
'lrifh linens 7-8 and yard
j wide,
98 fneetings,
Whiteand coloured threads,
Tammies, durants, and cal
limaacoer,
Moreens,
Ruflhls,
ißich, changeable;, ' plain and
striped luteftrings
Plain and spotted gauzes,
iPadufoys,
Black and white laces,
Fine and coarse hats,
Briftoi and Hofe's ihoes,
Whitechapel and common
need les,
Pinchbeck and plated
Ibuckles,
Penknives, feiffare,
Ivory and bone handled
knives and forks,
Ivory combs,
Cutteau kniver,
Four and four and an half
pound pins.
jShce buckles and tooth
brushes
Black and white farfaet
Ditto mode
Taffety
Black and white perfians
and peelongs
IDitto plaih and figured fatten
Barcelona handkerchiefs
Culgeeand check ditto
/Trimmings
, Gauze and gibbons well
I assorted
[Ditto, edgings Single and
I double
^Various millinery and ha-
Iberdaihery
I 'Silk breeches pieces
Silk and linen thread
Russia drabs and Meetings
Cherts of well assorted china
cups and saucers
Hardware, gilt and plated
oval, and round buttons
Anchor ditto
, Leather in packs
|Hyfom, green and bob'*
^Refined sugar
-'N utmees, papp^ r
Che/hire and O^cefter
1 cb ^
,:g blue