The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1781-09-24 00:00:00, page 4

NATH ANIEL CHILD,
Late of the House of Duncan, Barclay, and Co.
PRESENTS his refpeatul compliments to his
friends in particular, and the public in general,
begs leave to return them his sincere acknowledge
ments for their favours, while a partner in the
above house ; arid as he has now opened a Lifcenced
Auction Room, at No. 35, in Water-Street, near
the Fly-Market, (formerly Smith's Tavern) under
the firm of Child and Harri on, hopes his condu&
will merit a\continuance of their favours.
- N. B. Poper stores are prepared for the recep
tfon of all kinds of Merchandize.
Amory's Tavern.
THE HOUSE and GARDENS in the possession
of the Subferiber, pleasantly fixated in Great-
George-Street, opposite the Artillery Park, will be
LET from the firft day of October next ; furniture
fufficient for carrying on the business, will be fold.
The situation and convenience of the honfe and gar
dens are so well known as to render a further de
scription unnecessary. Apply to the Subferiber on
the premises. J O-HN AMORY.
'['HE 7th of July last an express from the Keppel
' sloop left a bay HORSE at the house of Capt.
Nicholas Ludlum, at Jamaica, on Long.lfl.nd, for
which no owner has yet appeared. The person to
whom he belongs may have him again, proving h:s
, property and paying charges, by applying to said
NICHOLAS LUDLUM.
Just imported,
By UJlick and Hartfhorne,
in the Northumbrian, from Britto?, and to be fold,
wholesale and retail, on the lowed terms, at
their dore, at the sign of the Lock and Key, in
Qeen-Street, between Busing's and Beekman's
Slips, a large and general assortment of
IRONMONGERY and cutlery, among which
are, steel pl ite, mill, pitt, cross-cut, hand, and,
other saws ; carpenters, joiners, and coopers tools ;
blacksmiths anvels, beek irons and vises, bar iron,
anditeel; cart and waggon boxes, iron pots and
kettles, bran's kettles, grid irons, frying pans,
German and iron coffee mills, sheet lead, 4 and
4 and i-% pound pins, a large allotment of files,
nails and spikes, clout and hob nails, brads and
tacks, of every size, fyths, locks and hinges, a
great variety ; knives and forks, penknives, cut
teaus, taylors fheais, womens and shop fctffars,
horse fciffars and brushes, curry combs, and mane
combs, spades and shovels, and a great variety of
other articles too tedious to mention. #
They have likewise a few chests of hyfon, and
bohea tea to dispose of.
Alexander Leckie,
No. 22, HANOVER-SQUARE,
Has Imported in the Quebec, Eleonora, and Nancy,
from London, and Glasgow, an elegant ATort
ment of Dry Goods, such as,
gUPERFINE dab 8, caffimers, rfyinets, ftockenrts,
O impend ribs, Florentines and princes duffs, black,
blue, olive,and aimfon v^lverets, moreens, callimancoes,
fartinetu and lastings, scarlet and white flannels, ba ; ^ ;
mens fine blackhats mens fine ihoas and boots, military
fh:er and ffiirts, womens best fatten, callimanco and lift
ing Dints, childrens Morocco ditto; a large assortment
of bl,ok laces, blond lace, a large and beautiful affortmen
of thread laces and edgings; a great variety of Barcelona,
bandano, lungee, and romal silk handkerchiefs; a large
afiorrment of plain book and tambour book muffins;
muslin chint, and handkerchiefs cambricks and lawns,
furniture callup es, feathers and flowers; India Persians,
jeans, fuftians and corduroys; checks of all kinds; nan
keens, fitting, modes and farfenets, brocaded filka and
luteftrings; bombazeens, ladies and girls stays, an elegant
assortment of ribbons and gauzes, tiffanies, white crape
and minionet flowered aprons, Marseilles quiltings; Irilb
linens, Ruffin sheetings, damalk and diaper table cloths,
and huckabacks; clouting dipper, morea gowns; cotton
counterpanes; a beautiful assortment of gown and cloak
trimmings; mens white and black silk hose, patent rib'd
and plain white thread mens and womens silk and cotton
hose, mens, white and black silk gloves, womens silk
mits, ladies fans, silk and calfimanco quilts, men and
womens linen and jean gloves; chip hats, elegant assort
ment of metal and pearl buttons; fine cast steel razors,
Whitechapel needles, p< "nd and French wire; tapes and
bobbins, white and coloured threads, white and brown
buckrams, flirt buttons, sewing silks of all colours, lines
and taffeta for bed and window curtains.
Orange and lemonjuice,late imported from Charleftown;
Madeira in cases of fix dozen; cherry brandy, Howe's
acid; soap, starch, and hair powdey Durham mustard,
pomatum, aneat assortment of perfumery, playing cards.
^ Also COARSE SALT.
Chocolate.
To BE SOLD, by MARK MURPHY, at his
Sture, No. 57, Maiden Lane, Chocolate of the
fid! quality, warranted, by wholesale or retail, as
cheap as can be produced in this city. Wher%alfo
may be had on the mbft reasonable terms, good old
Madeira Wine, by the pipe, hogshead, quarter calk,
or left quantity, Port, Lisbon and Tenenffe Wines
of a superior quality, and groceries of all kinds.
N. B. Strict attention will be paid to any orders
which come from Gentlemen of the Navy or Army.
just import^e d,
In the Northumbrian, Capt. Chapman, from Brif
itel, and Milford, and to be fold by
EDWARD GOO LD,
In Hanover-Square,
A PARCEL of excellent amber malt, a fevd bags
of new hops, Welsh ale in calks, a few crates
and hogsheads of earthen ware, and glass, &c. A
large alfortment of goods suitable to the season.,
A Compleat shop, with every necessary conveni
-4 1 ence, and the belt Hand for bu fine s, without
any exception ia this city. Enquire of the Printer.
Tobe L ET;
A Large dry CELLAR, near the Coffee House
bridge; also a liable. Enquire at No. 236,
Queen-street, or of the printer.
Private FAMILIES,
WHO bake their own bread, may be fop
plied with fuperfine flour, frdh from
the mill, at eight dollars per hundred weight,
by applying to the fubferibers,
THOMAS MING,
near the Superintendent's Office ;
ELIAS STILLWILL,
near the Ferry-Stairs.
New York, August 4, 1781. '
Most Excellent Shrub,
And frelh
ORANGE JUICE,
THE only substitutes for lemons and other fruit,
may be had at Joseph AILiCOCKE's, No.
201, in Water-street, next door to the Coffee-
House.,
Alexander Riddell, and Co.
No. 213, ^UEEN-STREET,
Has imported in the ship Alexander, from Glasgow,
the Dick, from Liverpool, and the late Cork
fleet ; and now opening for sale on low terms,
wholesale only, a very large assortment of
SILK, gaufe, and gauze handkerchiefs ; clear
lawns, 7-8 needle fpriged do. needle fpriged
lawn aprons and handkerchiefs ; printed handker
chiefs, black and coloured silk hankerchiefs ; nuns
thread, minionets, diaper and damask table linens ;
buckrams, a large and general assortment of ribbons,
sewing silk, farfenets, modes, fattens, taffeties,
luteftrings, ducapes, armozeens, Lyons, floren
tines, princess Huffs, prunela's ; mens shoes, cor
duroys, velverets, fuftians, jeans, Dutch cords,
Prussian rib, corded dimity, French cord, cotton
denim, royal rib, thickset, honey-comb, Tralie
lace, and edging ; an assortment of muffins, silk and
worked hosiery, shirt buttons, marking cotton,
yellow and scarlet flannels, Italian flowers, newest
gauze caps, with many other articles, &c. Also
turpentine soap, glass, and Queens china. &c.
~willTam Burble
Hits for sale at his store, No. 9, Water-street, be
tween the Coffee-Houfe and the Old-Slip, the fol
lowing articles, viz.
WHO has also just imported in the Thomas, Diana,
and Commodore Hood, from Cork, and the last
vessels from London,
Superfine kiln dry'd flour,
Rose butter of the firft quality,
Mess beef in tierces, barrels and half barrels,
Ditto pork in half barrels fit for family use,
Ox tongues, mould and dipt candles,
Wax candles in small boxes,
Turpentine and marbled soap,
Irish linens and fluffs, very fine Irilh Meeting,
Womens stays, mens brown beaver hats,
Fustians and jeans, 7-8 and 4-4 checks,
Mens, womens and childrens Ihoes in trunks,
A few trunks of Hole's Ihors,
Half dl, 3-4 and 4 4 modes,
White peifian and broad farfnet,
A very large assortment of silks,
Three and a quarter, four, four and a half pins,
The best Whitechapel needles,
Black pins, white and colour'd thread,
Ravens duck, Raffia sheeting,
Callicoes and chintzes,
Gold and silver epaulet lace with trimmings,
Umbrellas, men and womens gloves, &c. &c.
h MADEIRA, Port, and Lisbon WINES, by
the pipe, quarter calk, or dozen ; Weft-India
rum, and white wine vinegar, by the puncheon or
gallon ; old Coniac brandy, London claret, firft qua
lity ; hyfon, foufhongand bohea teas.
They have also arrived to them per the Eleonora,
from London, loaf sugar, black pepper, and feme
few calks of double Gloucester cheese, in as high
perfection as any ever imported into this: ity, which
they will dispose of on the lowed terms for calh.
All orders from Gentlemen of the Navy and Army
gratefully received, and executed with the urmoft
attention and dispatch
Madeira, 7 {
Red port,
And Lisbon, j^
Hyfon, Green,s
Sufhong and C£l
Bohea jH
Single and double refined
loaf sugar,
Mufeovado do.
Jar and fun raisins,
Belt Turkey figs,
Prunes, currants,almonds
Best Lifoon sweet meats,
Guava jelly, tamarinds,
Real French capillaire,
Sugar candy, sago,
Pearl & common bailey,
Split peas, rice.
Soap, ftarch,hair powder.
Fig and powder blue,
Shoe brushes, black ball,
Playing cards,
Rappee and Scotch fnuff,
Spermaceti and wax
candles,
Belt mould tallow ditto,
Pigtail tobacco,
Lemon juice,
Also, fine white BIS
To be L E T,
For twenty.five years, and poffeflion immediately
given,
FOUR Lots of Land, situated in Montgomery
Ward, each lot containing in breadth in front
and rear twenty-five feet, and in depth one hundred
feet; two of which lots front Gold-street, and the
other two Frankfort street. ALSO, two large Lots
of Land, one fronting the Broadway, and the other
New-street, to be let for such term of years as may
be agreed on. Proposals will be received by John
Kelly, Notary Public, No. 33, Hanover-Square,
who is empowered to lease the fame.
Have for SALE, at their Grocery-Store immediately
upon the wharf below the Coffee-Houfe,
Frelh Draught Porter,
In hogsheads and barrels, just landed and to be fold by
EDWARD GOOLD,
In Hanover-Square,
ALEXANDER and MILLER,
HAVE FOR SALE,
OLD Madeira Wine in pipes,
Do. Lisbon in Do.
Do. Port in Do.
Do. Coniac brandy in Do.
Bottled poiter in cases of eight dozen each,
Cheese various kinds in calks,
Hams and fmoaked beef in do.
Ox tongues in firkins,
Irish butter in do.
Mould and dipt candles in boxes 25 Ib. each,
Brown soap in boxes z 8 Ib. each,
Loaf sugar in ho> fheads,
Hyfon, foulhong and b@hea tea in chests,
Pepper in calks 100 Ib. each,
A few packages of dry goods fit for the present
season.
Hugh Smith, and Co.
A general assortment 0
l'ff kies in the best order
confiding of
Muftirooms,
India mangoes,
French and Spanish olives
Gerkins, onions, cabbage
Capers, walnuts, beans,
Samphire, anchovies,
India soy, kitchup,
Sallad oil,
; Best white wine vinegar,
Common ditto,
Excellent Yorkshire hams
Large pickled tongues,
Large dried ditto,
Double Glo'ker cheese,
Mustard, balket salt, -
Cayenne & black pepper,
Ginger,
Spices of all kinds,
Coffee, chocolate,
Fine gunpowder and
Shot of all sizes,
Bottled porter,
Genuine Holland geneva
in cases,
Corks, &c. &c. &c.
CUIT in small kegs.
PRINTED linens, and
cottons,
Do. handkerchiefs,
Gauzes of all kinds,
Plain and figured lawns,
Cambricks, jean's,
Fuftiahs, corduroys,
Irilh linens,
OLD Jamaica Spirits, Welt-India rum, French
do. real French brandy, English do. cherry do.
shrub, geneva by the pipe, London porter in bottles
and in barrels; Madeira, Lisbon, and Port Wines,
cheese, American hams, rose butter, hyfon, fufhong,
and bohea teas, single refined loaf sugar, mufeovado
in hogsheads and barrels, coffee, mould and dipt
candles, nutmegs, mace, cloves, cinnamon, pimen
to, cayanne and black pepper, ginger, chocolate by
the box, Starch, indigo, powder blue, cotton and
wool cards, Scotch fnuff in bottles and bladders,
black rappee in canisters, fallad oil, mustard, tur
pentine and old Caftile soap, lampblack in kegs,
writing and wrapping paper,feythes,bird Shot of dif
ferent sizes, Sheetings, ozenbrigs, fein twine, Q few
quintals dumb fifh, Philadelphia fuperfine flour,
mess beef and pork just imported, also a quantity of
extraordinary good molasses.
To be SOLD by
JOHN COWENHOVEN,
No. 14, Queen-sheet, three doors from the upper
End of the Fly-Market,
No. 52, Burling-flip, have for sale,
CHOICE Mufeovado Sugar,
Old and high proof Jamaica Spirits,
A few Pipes London Market Madeira Wine.
ALL persons indebted to the eitate of Peter Prau
Provost, late of the city of New-York, Black
smith, deceased, are desired to fettle the fame with
his son David Provost, of Long-Island, Gunsmith,
Administrator to said estate, or with his agent and
attorney, John Kelly, Hanover-Square, New-York.
BENJAMIN SYKES,
No. 13, Great Dock-street,
HA S imported in the Ship Dick, from
Liverpool, the following goods, which
he will fell reasonable for cash, viz. Mould
candles, brown and white soap, fail cloth,
No. I to 6, 9-4 brown and white Sheeting, 7 8
and yard wide Irish linen, 6 4 to 104 wide
table cloths, Merfeilles quilting, Dutch cord,
white and coloured jeans, dyed pillows, a va
riety of corderoys and denims, masquerade
and black velvets and thickfetts, fuperfine
clouded cloths, men and womens Shoes, &c.
Also a quantity of frying pans.
Alexander Forteath, and Co.
A New three story and an half brick Dwelling
houfe and Stable, with a large lot of land on
the northerly fide of the Broaaway: A two Story
and an half dwelling-house, in Queen-ftfeet, near
the Fly-market, in a most excellent Stand for busi
ness : Two lots of land on the Southerly fi& of
Leary Street, near the Ofwego market, and one on
the northerly fide thereof, in an extraordinary good
situation, and two lots of land in Broad-Sheet, near
the Exchange, in a commodious situation.
ALL those indebted to the estate of Thomas
White, late of the city of New-York, Esquire,
deceased, are desired to bring in their accounts, and,
the fame Ihall be fettled, and those indebted to said
estate to make speedy payment to
ANN WHITE, Executrix.
F ° r LONDON,
C° faH'^it^ the firft conuoy)
The S^P William,
Lucius O'Brien, Malte;
'° r freight or passage, apply to
^rWA^Winthrop and Kemble,
No. zio, Water-street; who have foufale, claret
wine of the firft quality, in calks from ten to twelve
dozen each.
Keteltas and Nicoll,
At No. 184, Water-street, on very reasonable terms,
a large assortment of GOODS, amongst which
are the following articles, viz.
A large, valuable and extensive lot of laud, front
ing northerly on Water-street, and easterly on the
harbour, in a most capital stand: Four lots of land
in Broadway, beginning at the corner of Leary
ftreet, and extending up the Broadway: Four other
lots in Leary street, adjoining on the last mentioned
premises: Three lots in the Broadway, two in New
ftreet, one on Cruger's Dock, and one near the Slip
market. Propofais in writing will be received by
John Kelly, No. 33, Hanover-Square, who is im
powered to fell or let the fame.
Just imported in the Alexander, from Glasgow, and
to be fold by
10 BE SO L D,
By (Hugh and Alex. Wallace,
OLD Port wine in pipes, hoglheads, and quar
ter calks, old Lisbon in ditto,
Oid Jamaierffpirits, Antigua rum 4 years old,
Best mess and cargo beef in tierces and barrels,
Best ox tongues in half barrels,,
Best mess pork in barrels, new rose butter,
Jamaica coffee in barrels,
East-India coffee in bags of 100 wt. each,
A large quantity of Queen's ware in crates,
Ditto of glass and china in crates and boxes,
A few calks of hardware, containing carpenters,
joiners, and coopers tools, &c.
Fifteen pair of guns, 9 pounders, with Ihot,
Seven pair of ditto, 6 do. do.
Seventeen pair of ditto, 4 do. do.
Eight howitzers, 6 do. do,
Twenty-four swivels with Ihot, with a quantity of
bar and grape Ihot.
Forty exceeding fine mulk'ets,
Four bales of Irish ratteens,
One box tine Irish linens.
jutt imported in the ship Dick, Capt. Camp
bell, from Liverpool, and to be fold by
Hugh and Alex. Wallace,
TWO hundred and sixty barrels of fuper
fine frefh flour,
Best fail cloth No. 1 to 7,
Two bales of Manchester checks,
A few boxes of best mould candles.
For such term of years as Shall be agreed on,
Likewise to be L E T,
TO BE SOLD,
Bed ticks,
Table cloths,
Threads, tapes,
Bindings, garters,
Writing paper,
Worsted hose,
Nankeens,
Sewing silks, &c. &c.
Just imported in the last V-fe; and ^0 be fold By
EDWARD GOOLD,
In HANOVER- S QU A RE,
NEW rose butter, Gloucester cheese,
Mess beef, ox tongues in halt bartels,
English pork in half barrels, vinegar,
Welfli ale and draught porter, \
Port wine of the vintage, 78,
Tortola rum, eld Jamaica fyirits, very high proof;
Linseed oil in jars, paints ground in oil,
Rigging, brushes and mops;
Lamp black, boxes of tin,
A calk of hard metal spoons,
A few dozen of hand saws, Shot from No. r to 6;
Bar iron and German Steel,
Earthen and glass ware,
Mens, womens and childrens Shoes,
Mens, boys and sailors hats, mustard in cases,
Superfine scarlet, white; blue and coloured broads
cloths, rattinets to match,
Womens India cotton hose,
Irish linnens from zs. to 10s. per yard,
Nankeens, bandanoe handkerchiefs,
Book muslin handkerchiefs, fine edgings, 1
Black lace, silk muslin, morea gowns,
Sail canvas, oznaburgs,
English mould candles, and best hard soap,
Allen's claret in cases,
A few calks Madeira wine in bottles,
Bohea, foufhong, congo and hyfon teas,
A few bags new hops, &c. &c.
A new anchor of 1000 wt. and a few packages of
twine, and lines.
Madeira, Port,
Lisbon, and Tene
riffe wines, by the pipe)
quarter c fk, or dozen,
Claret in hoglheads and
bottles,
Old Jamaica fpiri s,
Old Antigua rum,
Welt-India and common
ditto,
Coniac and common
brandy,
Holland Geneva,
London porter in hhds.
and bottles,
Cherry brandy, molasses,
Fine Florence oil,'
Anchovies, capers, olives
Mangoes and walnuts,
Wine vinegar,
Double and single refined
sugar,
Lump and mufeovado do
Hyfon, green and bohea
yeas,
Gloucester and Cheshire
cheese,
John Remfen,
At his Store, No. 30, in Water-Street, corner of
King-Street, lias for sale,
The following Articles, viz.
DANIEL D
At his store No. 164, Wa
' man and Burling's
Madeira,
Belt red port, and
Lisbon wines,
Old Jamaica spirits,
Welt India rum,
Coniac brandy,
Holland geneva,
Belt London bottle porter
Calk ditto,
Bett hyfon, foulhong and
bohea teas,
Double and single refin'd
loaf sugar,
Mufcovado and powder
ditto,
Mould and dipt candles,
Caltile & turpentine soap,
Mustard and basket salt,
Black pepper and alfpice,
Spices of all kinds,
Coffee and chocolate,
Belt Florence oil, .
Poland Itarch,
Powder and fig blue,
A NEAT Ass
Glass and Que
ROBERT EASTON,
TINMAN,
Has opened store at No. 11, Hanover-Square, be
tween the Admiral's, and Messrs. Duncan, Bar
clay, and Co's.
WHERE he fells all forts of tin ware, at rea
sonable prices. At the said Store may be
had variety of articles in brass, iron, copper, block
tin, pewter, Silver, &c. upon easy terms.
Orders in the tin manufadory will be executed,
with propriety and dii'patch.
To be had at the fame place, the newly conftrufted
Salisbury Kitchens, for Irking, boiling and roalting
at the fame time: A description of the convenience
and utility of this curious patent invention, exceeds
the bounds of a common advertifem&nt.
Such attention will be paid to the commands of
purlers, matters of vessels, &c. as Shall merit their
favours, and induce future orders. ctf.
fE-T=E~R'I7E NO X,'
From Perth, in North-Britain,
JS removed from where he lately lived near the
1 Merchants Coffee-Houfe, to the Sign of the In
dian King, No. 69, in Cherry-Street, near the
Ship-Yards, where he has fitted his house in the
best manner for the reception of genteel company,
and has laid in a very good supply of the best li
quors to be had in this city, and where all gentle
men will be amply Supplied with
Fried, Stewed, and Roasted Oysters,
In PERFECTION.
And those who chufe can have any quantity of
Pickled Oysters on very Short notice for ex
portation, warranted to keep in any climate. Oy
sters in the Shell to be had at any time of the day.
Family dinners every day at two o'clock. Dinners
bespoke will be provided on the Shortest notice in a
genteel manner.
JOYCE's Grand American Balaam,
Anderson's Pills, Ryan's Worm-destroying
Sugar Plumbs, Nuremberg Salve, Balfain
of Honey, Corn Plaifter, Stoughton's
Bitters, feented Hair Powder, hard and
foft Pomatum, Patent blacking Ball of
the belt Sort, fold by B. GAINE.
,Mace, cinnamon, cloves,
Nutmegs,
Rose butter in firkins,
Mould and dipt candles,
Caftile & turpentine
soap,
Banket salt, alfpice,
Pepper and ginger,
Best Durham mustard,
Chocolate and coffee,
Poland starch, indigo,
Fig and powder blue,
Snuff in bladders and
bottles,
Cut and pigtail tobacco,
Mogul, Harry and An
drew cards,
Cotton and wool cards,
Cotton wool,
Bird Shot from No.i to 7,
Raisins in calks and jars,
Bacon hams,
Wrapping paper,
Bees wax, new rice,
Mowing feythes,
Also a few barrels of fine
Flour.
^UNSCOMB,
iter-ftreet, between Beek
;flips, has for sale,
White wine vinegar,
Jar and calk raisins,.
Currants and figs,
Ground ginger,
Pipes and tobacco,
Writing paper and quills
Sealing wax,
Ink powder,
Playing cards,
Hair powder, pomatum.
Cake and ball blacking,
Barley, split peafe, rice,
Anchovies, ca pers.
Nutmegs,lndia mangoes,
French and Spanish olives
Girkins, fine India soy,
Ketchup,
Best Maccaba fnuff,
Fine gun powder,
Shot of all sizes.
Mops and brushes of all
forts,
Fine white biscuit in kegl
Corks, fegars, &c. &c.
>ORTMENT OF
sen's WAR E.