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Philadelphia, Jone 1% 177%
SIX DOLLARS Reward.
RAN-AWAY from the subscriber, on the firft inst.
;ev Negro fellow named BILL, about twenty
thre. #4 five feet eight or nine inches high ; had on
his shirt and trot fers, old hat, and shoes with brass buckles,
and 'tis not known'that he took with him any other
cloathing, Whoever takes up said Negro and secures hira
so that his master may got him again, fhali have the above
reward, and reasonable charges paid by
ABR 4HAM KINTZING.
SIX DOLLARS Reward.
RUN away, on the 27th of May last, from the sub
scriber, in Third-street, Philadelphia, an English
servant man, named JOHN BRAG, $ feet'g dr ro inches
high, well made, said he was brought up to the brick
yard business ; has brown curled hair, is brown faced,
pitted with the fmall.pox, has blue eyes, is flow of
Speech ; had on an old beaver hat, fnufi-coloured coattee,
yellow single plated buttons, light fuftian jacket without
fleeces, yellow single plated buttons, white linen shirt,
ozenbrigs trowfers, old grey yarn flockings, new./hues,
with square brass buckles. Whoever takes up the laid
fervant,'and secures him, so that I may get him again,
shall have the above reward, and reasonable charges, paid
by JOSEPH PEMBERTON, Grazier.
All makers of vessels are forbid to carry hira ok at
their peril.
RWICT-SfN CLAlit
On HUNTER's-QUAY, has for Sale, # •
A .Few hampers of bed London porter, old Madeira,
Teneriffe, Fontinac, Mallaga, and Red Port,
Jamaica Spirits, Brandy, Arrack, Scotch Barley, ard
Scotch Herrings in Kegs, Rice, Ftp Blue, and English
Cheese. Also, a few Loes square Timber.
TO BE LET,
THE sirs l Floor of a genteel HrEfe, neatly furnished,
near the Coffee-Houfr Enquire of the Printer..
FcTT<)N DONT
T^/JIrH ™Brigantine
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RICHARD LUSH, Master:
~»gtt I{7'" '*" n about fourteen
days. For freight or pas
sage apply to WILLIAM BAYLEY, in Hano^ r-Square.
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M Superior Efficacy and peculiar Mildness, in ,=
W perfectly erudicatingevery Degree of a certain ^
^ Disease, withouttheleaft Trouble or Con- ly
C) finement.',U;
-SSI The Public may be affured,that this ex- ^
X cellent Medicineis beyond any Thing, in ail M
<g : Foulnefsand Impurities of the Blood, having 0
W performed many aflonilhing Cures (in this and ^
H the neighbouring Colonies) in Scorbuti^Erup- ^
^. tions,Leprofies, WhiteSwellings,Stiff Joints, ^
M Gout, and Rheumatic Disorders, &c. .ft
X A new Importation ^
3 (Directly from PARIS) ^§
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fy; Of the above Lills, fa(
8 May now be had of ^.
HUGH GAINE, ||
^ In Boxes of los.2cs. and 40s. each,W
ty Who has in his Hands a Lettef from the ty-
C^ Widow Keyfer, and a Certificate from under A
her own Hand, of their Genuineness; which „
A any Person may have the Perusal of by ap- ^.
ia plying to him at his Book Store in Hanover ^
^ Square.—Where the Public in generalcan be ^
fuppiied with most Sorts of
>i Books and Stationary Ware.®
^^^^^^^^gj/d^^Q^# o ^s§s.
SIR, Paris, Au^uf j, 1773.
IN Consequence of the Letter with which you have
honoured me, the 14th of June Jan, I have sent
you a final! Box containing the Ante-Venereal Pills
you wrote for, and have been paid for the feme. In
the Box you will find a Certificate which provesuhat
thePills I now fend are of my Composition : And
have the honour to be fmeerely, Sir,
Yourhumbie Servant,
W. KEYSER.
Mr. Gaine, Printer and
Bookseller, at New-York.
The Widow of Jcfepb Adrian de Keyfer, Esq;
T one of his Majesty’s Pensioners and Provider for
the Military and other Hospitals of this Kingdom,
Do hereby Certify, to all whom it may con
cern. That the Boxes of ANTI-VENEREAL
'PILLS now sent, are verily of my Composition ;
in Truth of which, and to fatisfy all thole who may
require it, I have given this Certificate. Sealed with
the Seal of my Arms, at Paris, theist of August,
1773. W. KEYSER.
(seal.)
L'AT and lean (had, a quantity of
£ fat herring, a large parcel of red herrings, as
good as any imported from England, to be fold at the
North-River bv
SAMUEL ELLI S.
To the PUBLIC.
WHEREAS Barnard Jackloa who formerly served
me the subscriber as a clerk, is now difiharged
from my employ ; these are to forewarn all persons not
to credit, or pay the aforefaid Barnard Jackson any money
on my account. ROBERT SINCLAIR.
IF James or William Todd, late of
Minemore, in the County of Derry, in Ireland, is liv
ing, this is to acquaint them, that their father and mother
is arrived in New-York, and would be glad to hear from
them as soon as possible ; they may hear of them by
directing their letters to the cape of Willoughby Loftus
near Murray’s wharf, in New-York.
FOUN D,
ON Saturday the ioth ultimo, on the road from
New Brunswick to Princeton, 2 pair of plain fijk
Buckings, marked Dr. John Beaty; one ruffled shirt,
masked C. B. and one cambrick flock, marked 1. B. No.'
6, tied up in a red checkered handkerchief. Whoevei
has loft the above articles, may have them again by ap
pb^g t° Josiah Fierfun, tavern keeper, in Newark, and
paying the expence of this advertifement,,and a firrail
consideration to tbe.finder. Newark, May 25, 1775.
• The Times of a few MEN and WOMEN
Servants and Redemptioners,
To be fold on board the ship Jane and Isabella, Capt.
John Workman, lying at Maxßon’s wharf, Enquire c f
said master.
MARINE SOCIETY.
ON Monday Evening the 10th Instant will be held
at the House of Thomas Doran, a Quarterly Meet
ing of the Marine Society, of which the Members are
desired to take Notice.
By Order of the President,
A. GRIFFITHS, Secretary
Fierro LAS LOW,
At his Fore in Duke-street, fronting Counties Market,!
next door to Dr. Atwood,^ tells cheap,
SWEET oil of a superior quality, cocoa of the firft|
fort, fail duck and twine, old cartile soap, small (hot,
sheet lead, mufcovado sugars and coffee, geneva in cases,
and a quantity of far faparilla, just landed.
«* Obe fold, a strong, healthy negro man about 24
years of age, has been brought up to farming busi
ness, which he understands well ; is a good house negro,
and fold for no fault.
ALSO WANTED,
Two young negro male children from nine to thirteen
years of age. For particulars, enquire of Richard Yates,
'lrTs h-'lLn ^^l,'
For file at JOHN YOUNGS, in Smith-Street, a
Quantity from 2s. 4d. to Bs. per yard, and feme for
Ladies use at 12s. and 14s per yard ; also muscovado
sugar in barrels and kegs; and a negro lad 16 years old,
cheap fnreafn.
N'EAT APPARTMENTS tu be lerf. Enquire of
Mrs. DUDLEY, in Crown-Street, near'Maiden-
Lane.
"DANIEL TEIR, '
Near Mr. Hugget's, in Nafiau-S'reet, at his LIVERY
IStables:
INFORMS the Gentlemen and Ladies of this City,
That he keeps a very neat Chariot and Stage Waggon,
with Chairs, and the best of Horses for Carriages, and
will be glad of waiting cn any Company, or go oh a
Journey, or ride Express, on reasonable Terms. Chairs
with good Horses will be sent to any House in. the City
on the fiiorteft Notice, and a Servant sent for the fame in
the Evening.
Fc rTvFn FITS oFfT ite r
IN these so truly serious and unhappy times, but little
business can be expelled, except from the ehentiai
care of pofterit^, occurrences by death, as to wills, the
office of executors and administrators, &c. In these, as
well as any other matters which may offer, the fame
candid advice and faithful services I have endeavoured to
render all-ranks of people, since the commencement of
this cih.ee in 1764,,. shall continue to be my peculiar study;
and in p^rt to prove, howmuch I feel tor the fulferings of my
fellow creatures, will retrench every unnectflary expence,
and the Summit of my wifn from those fer Vices fhali be,
to merit a continuance of the Public's protection, with
no more than a common support, until the Supreme
Director of all things hall permit the fun to overpower
the present heavy cloud, and peace be restored to America,
in equal abundance to the plenty thereof.
JOHN C. KNAPP, Attorney at Law, de E. R.
Broad-Stn et, 4th July, 1775.
"Just publiftcd by H. Gaine,
SUBSTANCE
Of the EVIDENCE on the
PETI TI O N
Presented by the
Weft-India Planters and Merchants;
To the Hon.'HOUSE of COMMONS,
As it was introduced, at the Bar, and fumm'd up
By Mr. G LOV F. R,
On Thursday the 16th of March, 1775.
It which is added,
Minutes of the Examinations
OF G. WALKER and J. ELLIS, Efqis,
Concerning the State of the Weft-India Elands.
To-morrowniil be publybed by J. Rivington, and
H. Gaine,
L ET TE RS
Written by the late Right Honourable
Philip Dormer Stanhope,
EARL of CHESTERFIELD,
To his SON
PHILIP STANHOPE,
Late Envoy Extraordinary at the Court of Dresden:
Togetherwith several other Pieces on various Subjects.
Publiffied by
Mrs. EUGENIA STANHOPE,
From the Originals now in her Polhffion.
'° befobi at black Ri-ver, on the Mufaueto-Sbore,
On the 13th day of November. 1775
By JAMES LAWRI E, Esq;
ALL the ettate, &c. belonging to the late Henry
Corrin, Esq; # deceased, confining of lands; 100
acres of which arc in.good pasture; a very fine plantain
walk, and ground provisions; a good dwelling-houle
which stands opposite the harbour, and has at the door a
wharf where vessels of ico tons may careen; negro
houses and other conveniencies, with between sixty and
seventy Negro and Indian Eaves ; amongst whom there
are a good blacksmith, a carpenter, strikers, Lawyers
&c. with feme cattle on an Island opposite the dwelling
houfe. The conditions of sale are cafti, good bills of
exchange, or tortoise ffiell, at 6/3 per lb. payable at two
equal payments; the firft payment to be made at fix
months, and the second at twelve months from the day of
sale. Good security will be expected.
N. B. The above premises were advertised for sale on
theloth day of April, 1773, but put off by reason of the
fubferibers not being at that tirr e duly authorized, but as
ail objections of that nature are now removed, the eflate
&c. will be peremptory fold as above.
J. Lawrie.
IN these dangerous and alarming times the inhabitants
of large cities, and other places on the sea coast, may
with to have their children educated in the interior parts
of the country, at a distance from probable, sudden danger
and confufion, if the expence was reasonable, and they
could depend on the fitmefs of the teacher. Those so
wishing may have their children educated in the Latin
and Greek Languages, &c. at Morris-Town, in New-
Jersey, about twenty-seven miles from Powles-Hook, and
eighteen miles from Elizabeth-Town. ANDREW
WILSON, the master of the grammar school, was re
commended by Dr. Witherspoon, of New-Jersey College,
and the Rev. Mr. Mason, in New-York, and has taught
there upwards of ten months, to the fatisfa&ion of his
employers. Children will be provided in good families,
with lodging and board, for much less money than is
generally given for the fame in o,ther places. Morris
Town is a very healthy place, and on three different days
of the week a stage goes from it to New-York.
For LIVERFoo L;
The BRIGANTINE
V'E N U S,
J OHN COTTER,
MASTER;
WILL lail in ten days, For freight or passage
a pp j y 19 Hamilton Young, or Robert Ross
w adaeil.
To all those Gentlemen above Albany, and elsewhere,
who have for four years past received their news pa
pers by the Albany port rider.
T SHOULD not at this time addfbfs myfelf to }oU
1 iri this fott, were it not t^t lam now difmifs'd from
the port office, and of course receive no pay there ; arid,
I have, at the defr? of federal Gentlemen continued
riding,---but finding it will bring me in debt, unless I
am paid punctually for the hews papers, both old score
and new, these are therefore to request of all, to make
immediate payment, either to the Printers, Rider, of the
Stages where they are left, as they desire to receive their
papers. All perforis who want to fend letters by the port
to New-York, are desired to leave them at the wi^ow
Vernon's, at the King's Arms in Albany, where all let-,
ters will be received and given out, until times are fet
tled ; and in New-York, at th 3 house of Joel Holmes,
atthe North-River, nearthe Ferry Stairs. He rides on
the weft fide of Huron's River, and is every one's very
Humble servant, if well paid for it,
OLD ALBANY POST.
H.B. Four fhillirigs a year for portage of each news
PV^
'j'uft publijbed, and n^ felling by
. WILLIAM GREEN, Eookfcller,
Opposite Mr. Robert Gault's, in Maiden-Lane,
Two Volumes Ortavo, in neat binding,
(Price Tw e n a 1 Shillin gs, Pennsylvania Currency)
POLITICAL
DISQUISITIONS;
Or, an E N QU I R Y into public Errors,
Defects, and Abuses:
Illunrated by, and established upon fads and remarks,
extracted from a variety of Authors, ancient and
modern : Calculated to draw the tisiely attention of
Government and People to a due cenfideratio^ of the
necessity, and the means of reforming those Errors,
Defers, and Abuses ; of reftoxing the Conltitutica,
and fiving the State.
By J. BUR GH, Gentleman :
Author of the Dignity of. Human Nature, and
other Works.
After treating of our duty to the Gods, it is proper
to teach ttiat which we owe to our Country, For our
Country is, as it were, a Secondary Ged, and the firft and
greatest Parent.-. -It is to be preferred to Parents, Wives,
Children, Friends, and all things, the Gods only ex
cepted. And if our Country perishes, it is as impossible
to save an individual, ^s to preserve one of the fingers of
a mortified band. HiezOcles.
Memorandum. SUBSCRIBERS who livein the
country, are requefte.d to fend for their Books.
To the ENCOURAGERS of this WORK.
C 1 the Propofols for printing an American edition
) of the POLITICAL DISQUISITIONS, were laid
before the public, the Author, in London, hath publiffied
another Volume, being the third and last, with compleat
Indexes to the whole ; which is the completion of this
very ufeful and interesting Work : peculiarly ' neceflary
at this time for ail the friends of Confiitutional Liberty,
whether Britons or Americans.---To accommodate these
Gentlemen with complete Sets who were pleased to en
courage this edition by subscription, the Publishers,
ROBERT BELL, of Third fireet, and WILLIAM
WOODHOUSE, of Front-fireet, Philadelphia, are de
termined to print this third and last Volume, at the fame
price to fubferibers with each, of the other Volumes,-viz.
Ten Shillings, Pcnnfylvania currency, although the
English edition, in three Volumes, is fold at Forty
two Shillings.,
N. B. Thole Gentlemen who intend to honour the
work with their subscriptions, are requeued to favour the
Publishers with their names, a lilt of which will be
printed in the third and last Volume ; because the price
of the three Volumes (to non-fubferibers) will then be
advanced to Thirty-six Shillings.
AAA ;.
M& M<
CHARLES OLIVER BRUFF,
GOLDSMITH and JEWELLER,
At the sign of the tea-pot, tankard, and ear-ring, between
Maiden-Lane and Crown-Street, next door to Doctor
Kemmeneau, near the Fly-Market;
WHERE he makes and mends any kind of diamond
or enamelled work in the jewellery way: Also
all manner of done buckles, Rone rings, ear-rings and
broaches, solitaires, hair jewels, lockets, enamelled Sleeve
buttons, mourning rings of all forts, trinkets for ladies,
rings and lockets, plain or enamelled; gold necklaces,
and stones of all forts: Likewise makes and mends all
forts of silver-smiths work; Also ladies fans neatly
mended. He gives the highest price for old, gold, Silver
and jewels; buys rough chryftal, handsome pebble, and
blank cornelian, fit for seal stones: He has fitted a
Lapidary mill up, where he cuts all forts of stones. He
wants immediately a lapidary, jeweller, and an apprentice
boy ; none need apply but what can be well recommend
ed. Heengraves all forts of arms, crests, cyphers, heads
and fancies, in the neatest manner and greatest expedition,
with the heads of Lord Chatham, Shakespeare, Milton,
Newton, Pope, Homer, Socrates, Hannibal, Marc An
thony, Caesar, Plato, Jupiter, Apollo, Neptune, Mars,
Cleopatri, Diana, Flora, Venus, Marcelania, Masons
arms, with all emblems of liberty ; Cupid fancies, hearts
and dores neatly engraved for ladies trinkets. Likewise
silver and steel seals. He also plaits hair in the neatest
'manner. N. B. Takes likenesses off in hair as natural
as possible, as to the form of visages ; works hair in sprigs,
birds, figures, cyphers, crests and cupid fances. He has
for sale, best corals for whistles and bells; likewise cleans
watches zs. china dial plates fitted in at 6s. each, glasses
fitted in at is. each, and other repairs in proportion,
Th^ rooms to be let; enquire of bid Brass,
Z^_ Rr LIVERPOOL,
And to touch #
c ° R K >
The Ship
Duke of Leinster,
^^rri" Hugh Hamilton, Master;
W'ILL be ready for the sea in iftdays, having the
greatest part of her cargo engaged ; good ac
commodations for paffengersi For freight or passage apply
to Dennis M, Ready, in Wall-Street, or the Captain on
board, at Marfton's wharf. ____—._
STOLEN out of the palhure from
O the subscriber, at Rye thezift June, 1775, a black
mare, about 6 or 7 years old, a natural trotter,about 14 h^nds
high, marked with a final! white foot on the off ear, high
spirits. Any person that will take up thethief and mare,
so that the owner can have his mare, and bring the thief
to justice, fhali be paid the sum of Fivd Pounds, and for
the mare only, Three Pounds paid by me
ROGER KNIFFIN.
WILLIA M HUN T,
MAS 0 N, from England,
Residing at .Mrs. Weffeh's, in Bridge-facet, New-York,
1 'AKES this method ot informing. the refpeaable'
A public, that he would be very desirous of serving
them io any frit of malon work, Inch as fitting of ket
tles, boilers, fills, fioves, cylinders, ovens, glfi and
iron furnaces, &c. He will effectually prevent fmoaky
chimneys, or dedie no pay. Those perform that ar^pleafcd
to employ him, are requeued to fend a line, post raid,
ard they will be immediately answer'd, or attendance
feiven, by their humble Servant, WM. HUNT.
Those that are dtfrous of obtaining a
thorough Knowledge of the Military
Art, would do well to apply soon for
The Manual Exercise,
As ordered by his MAJESTY, in 1764.
Together with
PLANS and EXPLANATIONS,
Of 'he Method generally pra&ifed at
REVIEWS and FIELD DAYS, %.
"' "• A few Copies (the Remains of a large
Impression) may be had of 11. Gaine, at his Book-
Store in Hanover-Square.
Pot and Pearl Affies.
WHEREAS an act of the General AlTembly of
this colony, was passed in the year 1766, for
the prevention of frauds in the adulterations of pot and
pearl ashes, whereby it was enacted,
" That every manufacturer, or original owner of any
pot ash or pearl ash, made for sale, hull, upon each calk
or vessel in which such pot ash or pearl ash Shall be packed,
cause the fame to be branded with the firft letter of his
chriftian name; and with his firname at length ; as also
the name of the city, town, or district, in which such
pot ash or pearl affi was made; and every person offering
to fell any pot ash or pearl ash (the calk or vefiel in
which rhe fame is contained, not being branded as afore
laid) Shall forfeit and pay the sum of five pounds."-—.
And also,
“ That any perfon* who shall adulterate any pot ash or
pearl aih, by mixing the fame with any lime, Marine
salt, or any other matter foreign to the nature of those
commodities, or by any other way or manner whatsoever,
and afterwards offer the fame to sale, shall forfeit and,
pay the sum of fifty pounds for each ton thereof; and so,
in proportion for any greater or smaller quantity of pot ash
or pearl ash."
Which aft has been revived and enforced by an aft of
the last sessions of the General Assembly, and whereas,
notwithstanding the said a&, it frequently happens that
pot and pearl affies are brought to be infpe&ed without
any such brand marks as thereby are directed, and many
frauds attempted :---I have therefore thought proper to
publish the above extracts, with a view that no person
may pretend ignorance of the law, and that their in
attention thereto in future, will be properly noticed by
JOSEPH ALLICOCK.
Infpeaor of pot and pearl affi.
^ Three Pence per Pound will be
given for the best Sort of good, dry, clean
LINEN RAGS, and so in Proportion for
those of an inferior Quality.—by HUGH
GAINE,,
Original Haerlem O I L,
Sold by HUGH GAINE.
YOUNG FIGURE:
A beautiful Bay Horse,
years ol", and fifteen
lO hands high ; the property of
Capt. Nathaniel Heard ; covers
fl mares at THREE POUNDS
P rofc the season, at Woodbridge,
I'" ' c'^aty °f Middlesex, and
__±Q:^province of East-New-Jersey :
I^^ll^^-^^^ii^ was bred by the proprietor,
and got by the Duke of Hamil~
ton's Flgufe, who was got by Old Figure; he was got
by Standard, fire of Sir James Lowther's Jason, a good
racer ; this lire's dam was called Young Mariamne,°gqt
by Old Crab, her dam Old Mariame, was got by Old
Partner; his fire's great grand dam was called Luggs, and
get by the Bald Galloway. Young Figure's dam was
Britannia, a full sister to True Briton, and out of Col.
Gant's Milley, a full fifte to Col. Hopper's Pacolet;
her grand dam was Queen Mab, got by Musgrave's grey
Arabian, is a most beautiful, Horse, for whom he refufed
five hundred gumeas : He vtas up at ten guineas a leap.
Her great grail dam by tovemoL Harrison's Arabian;
her gr6at, great grand da n, by his Chefnut Arabian ; her
great, great, grebt grand dxm, by Leeds ; her great, great,
gredt, great grand dam w ; a barb, brought over by Me.
Marshall, and was dam of Mr, Croft's' Gray-Hound.
The fire of Yourig F # g^% won the following purses, t®
wit. One prirfe at Mur^rio, upon Tyne: one do. Lan
tarter ; one do. at Sterh ,:; one do. at Busty: He also
got a premium, at Our .r. At Lancaster, he beat Mr,
Baney's Spinrief, , good runner, and the odds against hind
was fifty to five. As to his performance in Maryland, he
also won a p.urfe a few r months after his importation, and
has since beat a number of capital horses, proving himfelf
Jo be, one of the ftouuft and fteadi'eft runners that ever
started for plate, or mit^h, ttpon this continent.
Good paffure at as. 61. Proc, per Week, and good
Attendance given.1
']-'AKEN up last Sunday week,"a
A round pine fluk, about 80 feet long, and two
feet and a half over. Whoever can prove their property
in the fame, may have it again by applying to Gofen '
Ryerfon, on Staten-Hand; paying charges.
beTolT;
'rHE indented time of two Iriffi Maids, who are
g very handy at their needle, and the care of young
children. Enquire at the Printer.
A reward of Forty Shillings each will be given by the
subscriber, to any person or persons who will apprehend
the following indented Irifn Servants, viz. Peggy Fitz
gerald, who for tome time past lived at Mr. William
Lupton's, inthis rity. She is fhert in her person and
fall faced : She absconded about fourteen days past, and
is said to be ,ne to Philadelphia.
Catherine Fitzgerald, who formerly lived with Daniel
Sickelles, ihoc maker, of this city. She abfeonded last
October, and is faid'to reside iri some of the houses of ill
fame , in the fubti&of this city.
A reward of Four Pounds each will, be given for the
apprehending of the following mentioned Irit nfervantsg
to wit: Daniel Connell, John Heafe, John Brophy,
John Mahony, by rade a shoe-maker, Timothy Kilty'
by trade a taylor.
All the above-rpenrionrid servants came in the brig Gal
way Packetq Hugh Fallen, commander, from Cork. &
particular description of them is unn, effary, as on fpcak
bing to any of them will be Efficient to give albthe pecef.
f^ry information that can be required, those last men
tioned men fervarits are f^ to be gone 'towards^Tew-
England, and have abfeonded since the years 1772 and
1773- ''be above-mentioned different rewards will be
paid by THOMAS LYNCH, in Duke Street, New-
York, who has for sale the following goods, cn the most
reasonable terms for calk, Co^neEhcut Money, or produce :
London Madeira of the firft quality, Tenerifte Wine
Brandy, Englifli Sail Cloth, Irifli Linen, Lawns, Cam
bricks,, large Silk Handkerchiefs, .&p, &c. &c.