The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1781-01-22 00:00:00, page 4

BAIZE'S- -red, green, and crirr son. Tammies,
durants and (balloons ; 7-4, 8-4, 9-4, and 10 4
ROSE BLANKETS, and a few crates of Queen's
ware, which he will dispose of reasonable.
He has likewise for sale, wholesale and retail, a
general affurtment of dry goods suitable for the sea
son, rum and sugars bythe hog (head, flour by the
barrel, candles by the box.
JOHN BE FT S,
No. 43, Whitehall,
Has for Sale at his Cordial Distillery,
ORANGE WATER, Clove Water, All Fours,
Annifeed Water, Doctor Stevens, Shrub,
Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Cherry Rum, Gin, and
Geneva in < afes.
AHE and SHEE GOAT, to be fold. The
latt-ris now with kid. For particulars apply
to Hugh Gaine.
John Murray, jun.
Having declined the Grocery Business, and having on
hand the following Articles, will dispose of the fame
on the most reasonable Terms, wholesale for CASH ;
for which enquire at the store of Rogers and Murray,
Ironmongers in Queen-Street, facing Beekman's Slip.
The fold, the following. Lands and Heufes, part
of the E^e oi JOHN Troup, Esq;
A Beautiful farm at J mfr, on Long Liard,
11 cur filling of vety rich meadow, wood-land,
and fait meadow, on which are two good dwelling
houses, with other convenient buildings; one of
which honfes adjoint the main street, in a fine Hand
for business; the oder is furtable for a country feat,
having two gardens well fenced and a variety of fuw
trees belonging thereto : Ihe Situation of this estate
is not only exceedingly pleating, but remarkably
healthy, being at a proper dittance fem the Beaver
Pond. A final! house and lot of land on the road
eading from Jamaica to Flushing, by Black Stump,
A two story and a half brick dwelling-house, and
cue of the largest lots in the city of New-York, now
in the occupation of Mtffrs. Duncan, Barclay, and
Co. ver due matters, Hanover-fquarc. A house ad
joining thereto, possessed by Mehls. Colgan & Cross
and a dweding-houfe and two tenements, with large
lots, in King-ltreet. Propofols for the fame, or any
part thereof, will be received by John Kelly, No.
843, Haaover-fquare, who is impowered to fell the
fame.
SINGLE loaf sugar, in
hogsheads and loose,
Doubleditto, ditto.
Cheshire chcefe,
Turpentine soap,
Caftile ditto,
Candles,
Butter,
Starch in boxes of too each,
Pipes of different fezes,
Shot, iron chests, vinegar,
Mens fine neat (hoes io[
trunks,
Trunks of vari< us fizes,|
TO be fold, a very good Brick Dwelling-house,
two Story and a half high, situate on the
northerly fide of Water-ftreet,near the Coffee house,
in a very gooddtand for business, and in good repair,
for which an indisputable title will be given. For
terms apply to John Kelly, notary public, No. 543,
Hanover-fauare.
Just imported in the ship Ruby from Glasgow,
By Thomas Buchanan, and Co.
And for fle on the lowelt terms, at their ftoie in
Queen-street, No. 212,
F'RESH flour in barrels, bar iron, a few boxes
well aborted Irish linens, mens coarse and fine
/hoes, womens callimancoe fltoes in trunks, and
other dry goods as usual.
They have likewise for sale, port wine in pipes,
hoglheads and quarter calks, with a few pipes of
exceeding high proof brandy, and a quantity of
Liverpool salt,
Large Pewter Cranes,
For Sale, at the most reasonable Rate, by
John and Augustus Nicoll,
No 49, New-Deck, between the Ferry-ftaiis and
Brownejohn's wharf; also
MADEIRA, Port, Hyfon and bohea tea,
and Lisbon wines. Loafand lump sugar,
Old Jamaica spirits, Powder & mufeovado do.
Weft India rum. Mould and dipt candles,
French brandy, Caftile and brown soap,
Holland geneva, Chocolate, coffee,
Cherry brandy, Blacking cakes and balls,
Durham mustard. Nutmegs, quills,
Poland starch, Long hair brooms,
Cheshire cheese, Proof phials, bi ulhes, &c.
Small well assorted trunk of perfumery.
ALL perfors that have any demands againit the
estate of James Stewart, late of this city, mer
chant, deceased,' are desired to fend them into the
fubferiber : And all performs indebted to the laid
deceafe'd, are requeued to pay the fame immediately.
R STEWART, Administratrix.
TO be fold, a new two story and a half brick
dwelling-house, with a fyacious yard, and a
goo' cistern ; also two store-houses & yards adjoin
ing thereto, situated in Beekman's-ftreet, at the cor
ner of Gold-Street, the wholein excellent good re
pair. Proposals will be received by John Kelly,
No. 843, Hanover-square. , _
r^o be fold, a new dwelling house, two story
X and a half high, with a spacious lot, lituate
on Cruger's Whai ff. For Terms apply to John
Kdly, No. 843, Hanover-square, who has Several
lots of land t 1 let, near the Whitehall.
JUST imported n the ship RUBY, James Rankin,
mgfter, from Glasgow, and for sale on reason
able terms, by
JOHN LIK L Y,
At Number ity, B R 0 A D - W A Y,
Or on board the Aid ship lying at Hallet's Wharff,
THRESH flour, Lift butter,
Jr Ditto beef, Cheshire cheese,
Mould and dipt candies,
London porter in bottles,
Port wine in pipes.
Sail cloth,
Cordage, paints,
Oil, lampblack,
And a few chaldrons of coals.
It is requeued that those gentlemen having goods
in die Ruby, whole names are not inserted in the
bills of lading, will make themselves known to
Capt. Rankin.
JOSEPH TOTTEN,
Has imported in the (hip Vigilant,
Hyfon, foulhong, green, and
bohea teas,
Sweet almonds, in the (hell
Figs, raisins,
Race and ground ginger,
Split peas,
Pearl and common barley,
Oatmeal in kegs,
Mustard in 1-4, 1-z, 1
pound bottles,
PRUNES,
IA neat assortment of pickles
and many other article,
Itoo tedious to mention.
A LL Persons who have back orders from this|
fl Office for Fuel, are requeued to fend imme-i
diately to the yards for the, fame; for the time to
come every perlon is defined to call for their orders
weekly, or at fartheft once a fortnight, and not keep
the ordei s by them mote than 14 days, as those de
tained longer will not be accepted ; it being found
(that tmlefsFuel is drawn in a more regular manner)
impossible to know the State of, the magazines, or as
certain the quantity in the garrison.
JPARS a^TLUMBER, .
, RRIVED from Halifax, in the Hoop Montreal,
'' Capt. Goddard, and for sale a few spars of good
Sizes and quality, and a quantity of boards and
plank, with foine fifh. Enquire for John Porteous,
in Hanover-Square, or of the matter on board at
Groger's Wharf
Richard Speaight,
CHYMIST and DRUGGIST,
No. 41, Queen-Street,
Has imported by the F&ME, and Edward, from
London, a general assortment of D RUGS and
MEDICINES, amongst which are,
The Surgeons of the Navy and Army may be
supplied at a moderate Advance, and their Cultom
acknowledged with Thanks.
N. B. A Setof Capital and Trepaning Instru
ments to be fold cheap,
To BE SOLD,
A FARM Situated in New-Town, containing
118 ages, with about 14 acres of good wood
land, and mowing ground, freSh and fait; plenty
of water for cattle, with a good Hone fence round ;
on the farm a dwelling house with fix rooms three
fire places, two cellars, a barn, waggon house,
cyder mill, and orchard of the best kind, with a
bove 100 pippin trees. Whoever inclines to pur
chase may apply to John Schenk, now living on the
premises, two miles from New-Town Landing, or
Thunis Schenk, at Brfhwick.
Imported in the Vigilant, Capt. O'Brian, and
other Vessels from LONDON,
By JOHN GLOVER,
And to be fold at his store, No. 4, Fly-Market,
wholesale and retail;
CUPERFINE broad cloths with trimmings, fine
° twill'd and common coatings, serges, flannels,
bayfes, linceys, and embofs'd serges, carpets and
carpeting ; mens, youths and boys plain and r-ibb'd
worsted hole ; womens, maids and girls blue ditto;
mens patent wotfted and mill'd yarn gloves; boys
ditto; womens, maids and girls silk, worsted and
leather gloves and mitts; white, buff, drab, blue,
green and black hair and worsted pluShes ; twill'd
and plain corderoys, clouded velverets, and ftrip'd
filkeens; crimson, blue, purple, green, drab,
olive, and black velvets and velverets ; plain, ftrip'd
and figur'd double folded Sfuffs; ftrip'd and plain
c'mbles, India bundanoes, pullicat and lungee ro
mals, black and figur'd silk handkerchiefs, check'd
and printed pocket do. fatten peelongs, modes,
farfenets, and peifians, plain and ftrip'd luteftrings,
brocades and padufoys, muslins, gauzes, cambricks
lawns, mittinets, tafteties, muffs and tippets, er
min, fable Skins, Scarlet and dark blue snail, silk
and worsted cords, black fringes and trimmings,
Italian crape, and mourning handkerchiefs, calli
coes, chintzes, linens, Sheetings ; mens, womens,
and boys Shoes; gallpfhoes, ribbons, bindings,
fiats, tammies, durants, taboretts, callimancoes,
princes ftuffs, lastings, fattinets, ruffes, womens
and girls stays, paper hangings, pins, playing
cards, &c. with a neat assortment of hardware, and
Sundry other articles.
Just imported from Liverpool, Dublin and Cork,
and to be fold on reasonable terms by
Hugh & Alexander Wallace,
A quantity offine flour, best mess beef in barrels,
,ditto in half barrels,
Ox tongues in half barrels
Best rose butter in fi kins and kegs,
Choice mould and dipt candies,
A few boxes of soap,
Old French brandy in pipes and hogflieads,
Soldiers Shirts and stocks, Irilh linens,
A few crates queen's ware,
Old Jamaica and Antigua rum,
Choice port and Lifhon wine.
Richard Jenkins,
INFORMS his friends, owners and masters of
vessels, that he continues to bake SHIP BREAD,
at his house, No. 24, John's street. He returns his
thanks to his old ship mates and friends, for their
favours. He is determined to bake the best of bread,
knowing the distress of eating bad bread at sea, by
the experience of upwards of thirty years. All
Captains of vessels who want the belt of bread to
keep, will please to call before-hand, and they (hall
be provided with the best, on reasonable terms.
N. B. WATER and BUTTER BISCUIT, for
cabin or family use, in fmalfor great quantities.
Hopped ALE?
BEING desired by a great many of my
friends and customers to brew some Strong
ale that 1 could fell them at eight dollars per
barrel, I now acquaint that I have ready to
deliver, at my brewery on Golden-Hill, a
quantity which greatly exceeds, both in fla
vour and quality, any that has been brewed
since the rebellion, by
MEDCEF EDEN,
The Coffee-Houfe
YO BE LET, for the ensuing year. Proposals
' for the fame in writing will be received until
the i^hinftant, by
WILLIAM BROWNEJOHN.
Antimony,
. Quick-Silver,
Borax, aqua-fortis,
English faffron,
Magnesia alba,
Chamomile flowers,
Oil of lavender,
Fine fal rochell,
Spermaceti,
True glauber salts,
Flowers of fulphur, and
Barrack-Office, William-street, Jan. 11, 17ft.
Sago,
Pill boxes, phials,
Ivory Syringes,
Rose Pink,
Drop lake, and carmine.
With sundry other arti
cles too tedious to enu
merate ; all of which,
will be fold wholesale,
and retail, on very low
terms.
Hanover-Square, next door to Mr. Gaine, Printer,
IS to be had a very neat assortment of dry goods, suit
able for Gentlemen and Ladies wearing apparel, a
great part of which he has imported himfelf, which ena
bles him to fell upon the loeft terms, either by whole
sale or retail, together with sundry configaments, which
will be fold for a low advance, with a great aflortmect of
the very best Scotch carpets of all sizes, and carpeting to
match, at as low a rate as the most inferior quality of any
in town. Best green and hyfon teas.
WANTED, a house and store suitable for retailing
dry Goods, in a good Hand for business ; ngainft May next.
MARSTON & RaPALJE,
In Wall-street, corner of Smith-street, have tor sale,
A Parcel mufeovado, and Choice Madeira and port
clay'd sugars, in hhds. wines, in pipes, hhds,
tierces, and barrels, and quarter calks,
Gun-powder well adapted for French brandy,
musketry and cannon, war- A quantity of Jamaica
ranted good, rum in puticheonsflMgh
Hyfon and congo T E AS, in proof,
chests, Flour,
Coffee, Ship bread, newly baked,
Starch, a quantity, at 70s. per
Steel in boxes, cwr. warranted goon
TO BE SOLD,
SEveral healthy NEGRO MEN and WOMEN,
who are sober, honest, and nod servants, and
only fold for want of employ. For tarns apply to
the Printer.
MAdeira, Port, Lis
bon, Sherry, and
Teneriffe Wines,
Old Jampica spirits,
Old Antigua ditto,
Weft India rum of the
firft quality and high
proof, by the hogshead,
barrel, or left quantity;
French brandy in kegs,
or by the gallon,
Holland geneva,
Best London porter, and
Liverpool ale in bottles,
Molasses in hogsheads or
barrels,
Coaife and fine fall,
Loaf and lump sugars,
Mufeovado ditto,
Mould and dipt candles,
Coaife and fine SHO T, &c. &c.
Also, a quantity of excellent new Rose Butter
Just imported.
Jacobus L. Lefferts,
At his store in Water-street, between Burling's flip
and the Fly-Market, three doors weft of Philip
Rhinelander's china store, upon the molt reason
able terms, the following articles, viz.
This Da, is pub'liJbed,
Ard to be fold at the Bible and Crown, Hanover-Square,
GA INE's
Universal Register;
O R,
AMERICAN and BRITISH
KALENDAR,
For the Fear 1781.
CONTAINING,
y. HrtHE calendar ; with a table of fuadry coins, and
j the Quaker's general meetings.
2. A concise account of England, and a table of all its
Kings and Queens since the conquest in 1066.
3. A table for buying or felling any commodity by the
great hundred, which is 112 pounds.
4. A table of expences or wages.
5. A table that gives you (by infpeaion) the exa& num
ber of days from the firft of January to any day in the
year, or between any other two intermediate days.
6. A table of difeount per cent.
7. A chronological account of remarkable occurrences.
8. A scheme deemed to exhibit nearly the whole race of
mankind now on the furface of the globe.
9. An estimate of the number of inhabitants in the Ame
rican colonies, made in congress September 1774.
10. A genealogical lift of the royal family of Great-
Britain, with the sovereign princes of France, Russia,
Spain, Portugal, Prussia, Denmark, Sweden; Germany,
Poland, Holand, Sardinia, and Turkey.
11. His Majesty's most honorable privy council.
12. Lift of the peers of the blood of Geedt-Britain, dukes,
marquises, carls, vifeounts, and batons.
13. Peers, dukes, marquises, earls, vifeounts, and barons
of Scotland.
14. Archbilhops and bishops of England.
15. Knights of the garter, thistle, and bath.
16. Secretaries of state.
17, Officers of the privy fell and signet office; treasury;
exchequer; chancery; king's bench ; common pleas;
trade and plantations; customs; excise ; stamp duties ;
mint; post office; navy and pay office; admiralty of
fice; and war office.
18, Miniftets to and from the southern and northern
provinces.
19. A new and correa lift of the royal navy of Great-
Britain, containing the names of all the Chips either in
or out of commission.
20. Ships of war taken by Great-Britain since the com
mencement of the war.
21. Admirals of the royal navy,with a defcripti'o, of their
several flags.'
22. Captains, matters, and commanders in the royal riavy ;
number of men and weight of metal in each rate; and
pay of the fevcral officers.
23. House of commons of Great-Britain, and the towns
they represent,
24. Precedency among raen and women.
25. Peers of the blood, dukes, earls, vifeopnts, and barons
of Ireland ; peeresses by creation or defeent; bishops,
archbishops and deans.
x 6, A description of America.
27. General establishment of all the province, on the
continent of North-America.
28. Table shewing the value of any sum from id. Ster
ling to £• 19,000 in New-York currency.
29. Half Johannes's reduced into Sterling money and
currency of New-York.
30. Amount of dollars in Sterling money and New-York
currency.
31. Value of guineas from I to 10,000, in dollars, Ster
ling money, and New-York currency.
32. Pay of his Majesty's land forces, with a lift of all the
generals and field officers.
33. Staff officer, of all the British, Hessian, Anfpach, and
Provincial officers, under the command of General Sir
Henry Clinton, k.b.
34. British regiments in America, with the dates of the
officers commissions, and their rank in the army.
35. His Majesty's ffiips in America, under the command
of Mariot Arbuthnot, vice admiral of the white.
At Robert Coupar's
VARIETY STORE,
TO BE SOLD BY
Cattile soap,
I Turpentine ditto,
Belt hyfon, foulhong,
and bohea teas,
Best green coffee in bar
rels or less quantity,
Chocolate,
, Pepper, alfpice, ginger,
, nutmegs, cinnamon,
mace, cloves, tobacco,
Best Scotch fnuff in blad
ders and bottles,
Mustard in bottles,
, Chelhie, double and sin
gle Gloucester cheese,
Short and long pipes,
Split peafe, rice,/
Indigo, copperas, allum,
Waiting and wrapping/
paper, wool cards, &c.
By Permission.
^ LOTTERY,
For the Benefit of the Refugee and other Poor#
All Prizes, and no Blanks.
THIS Lottery consist, of 1200 c numbers, all of which
are prizes, to be drawn in four dalles, as described
in the following scheme. In the firft class 3000 will be
drawn,---in the second 250c,---in the third 2000, —and
in the fourth and last class, the remaining 4500 prize,.
The poffeffon of number# in the firft class, which
remain undrawn, will be entitled to the fame numbers in
the proceeding classes, provided they renew them within
the liraited time, or they will be disposed of to others who
Ihall apply for them. The firft daft will be drawn at
soon as full---the second class in fix leeks after the
drawing of the firft-—the third class within fix weeks
after the drawing of the second-—and the fourth and last
class immediately after the third. No money will be re
quired from the holders of numbers in the firft three claffet
for their tickets in the last class. Tickets in the second
and third classes (though they are transferable) must be
renewed in fix weeks.
SCHEM E.
FIRST CLASS.
I Prize of 300 Dollars 300 Dollars
2 do. 100 200
4 do. 50 200
15 do. 20 300
' 30 do. 10 300
158 do. 4 %2
2790 do. 2 5580
3 00 ° 75 12
9000 remain in the Wheels.
Carried to the 4th Class 4488
120QQ Tickets at 1 Dollar, 12000
SECOND CLA SS.
I Prize of 400 Dollars 400 Dollars
2 do. 200 400
4 do. 100 400
15 do. 40 600
30 do. 20 600
158 do. 8 1264
d°° 3 6870
2500 10534
6500 remain in the Wheels.
_° arrie d 10 the 4'h Class ' 7466
9000 Tickets at 2 Dollars 18000
THIRD CLAS S.
I Prize of 500 Dollars 500 Dollars
2 de, 200 400
4 do. 100 400
15 do. ' 40 600
30 do. 20 600
158 do. 8 1264
1790 do. 4 7160
2000 10924
4500 remain in the Wheels
Carried to the 4th Class 8576
6500 Pickets at 3 Dollars 19500"
FOURTH C L~A FS:
I Prize of 3000 Dollars 3000 Dollars
1 2000 2000
2 1000 2000
3 500 1500
10 200 2000
21 100 2100
81 50 4050
-£^-1 5 21880
From theist Class 4488 dollars.
2d do. 7466
3d do. 8576
4500 Tick, at 4 Doll. 18000 3853®
Suljed to a deduction of fifteen per cent.
The advantage which all persevering adventurers, will
derive from the preceding lottery is too obvious to need
elucidation. Tickets to be had at the usual places.
Damasks, bro
cades, tobines,
Armozeens, mantuas,
Sattens, modes, perfians,
Pullicate, lungee, ro
malls, and linen hand
kerchiefs,
Black, and white Barce
lona, ditto,
A variety of muzlins,
lawns, cambricks,
gauzes, ribbonels, la
ces, and edgings,
Linens, chintz, callicoes,
India Persians,
Checks, diaper, table
linen,
Threads and tapes,
Dowlafs, Ravens duck,
Russia and Irilh Meetings,
Leather and ftuff shoes,
Hosiery of all kinds,
Likewise, Bohea, foulhong, congo, and hyfon teas,
pomatum, (larch; pickles, mould candles, &c
rtf 0 be fold, and poffeffign given on the firft day of
X May next, a dwelling house and large lot of land
in Dock-street, three story and an half high, with a store
adjoining thereto, as allo another store in the rear there
of: This situation is at present exceedingly commodious
for any kind of business, and will, upon the eftabliihmenc
of civil government, be one of the firft stands in this city,
being so very convenient to the North River and Jersey
trade. Proposals for the said house and (lores will be
received by John Kelly, No. 843, Hanover-Square, who
has sundry lots of land to fell and let in this city.
To BE SOLD,
ADwelling-houfe, No. 857, situate in Hanover-
Square; also one other in the rear thereof, in
Water-street; The situation of both for business,
is such as renders it unnecessary to fay any thing on
that fubje6t. For farther particulars, apply to Hugh
Gaine.
Wanted immediately,
TWO white men, to do the bufitys of porters :
Such persons, with good charades, will meet
with encouragement, by applying at Seth's tavern.
Rob. and Geo. Service,
Have received by the last vessels from Great Britain,
a large assortment of goods, which will be dis
posed of by wholesale, at their (tore, head of the
Coffee-Houfe Bridge ; amongst which are, an
elegant afferfment of
Broad cloths of meft
colours, with trim
mings,
Gold and silver laces, 1
Baifes,
Flannels,
Tammies, durants, mo
reens, taberets, cam
blets, and calliman
coes,
Genoa velvets,
Jeans, fuftians,
Corduroys,
Bed bunts and bed tyck
%
Playing cards,
Persian and common car- 1
pets, and carpeting,
Buntins, log lines, and
fail twine,
An assortment of hard
ware.