The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1779-09-20 00:00:00, page 4

A ^UON tome Puohc m general, but
mo.e particularly to Merchants, Captains
of Ships, and tnofe concerned in trading to
the Eart or Weft-Indies, North-America,&c.
rpAc daily complaint# of .njuries received by tyuri
-1 us m-d^itm fold tor Maredant's Drops, pre
,a cd f lily by <ne. requires the mft feriou attend n,
a wci,in s et, to the patient, as my own intcreft.
T o elrpofture not on, attempt to deceive by having
bps print'd like mine, and bottles of hr fame mould
a .d inscription, but are even daring enough to counter
fiit my hand writing; some I have punished, notwith-'
ft.lading whith, the fame mal-pra& cea are continued ;
others u<e n>rr caution by vending medicines under the
names of McRRDEN r,MERIDENT,NORDON,&c.
and varal make use of then own names,alledging the.r
being affiOantr % me. Can it be possible for any man to
think me so weak, as to dilclofe such a valuable Secret
to m- Servants, more efpccially those of so menial a fort
as to be employed in the diftr+ibution of pamphlets, pack
ing up a id delivering b xes at the different inns,with eve
ry drudgery attendant? JOHN NORTON,
The following few, from the many well authenticated
cures, are fully fufficient to prove the utility of these
Dropi, fold by HUGH GAINE, in bottles at Twelve
Shillings each viz.
Mr. Coulthard, formerly the First Clerk of Lieut.
General Melvil, when Governor in the Weft Indies,
cured of a most violent Scorbutic humour on his hands,
neck, face &t
Mr. Wloam Breeze, teacher of writing and mathe
maticks a. Audlcm, Cheshire, of anobftinate scurvy.
The son of Mr. R. Latham, at Buckingham-house,
near Thetford, Norfolk, of an inveterate scurvy on his
leg' and thighs,
Mr. St $n B Ton, Leece, Lancashire, of an invete
rate feu v / of fifteen years standing.
M^s. Hester Studd, at Leigh, in Essex, of a violent
and long stand ng Scorbutic dis rder in her face.
Capt. Calvert, in the East India Company's service,
of fc rbuic blotches. , < $
Mr. Roderic Mic Donald, of a Scorbutic eruption,
whTrcure is attested by Dr. Cooper, of John-Street,
Cavend ih Square.
Mrs. May Lute, at. Mrs. Field's, Castle-Street, Lei
cefter-Fields, cured of the Scrophula, or king'sevil.
Lieut. CoL Fevrac, late of his Majesty's ißth or royal
regiment offoot of a nic,ft violent scurvy,
Mr. John Good, late surgeon to his Majesty's sloop
Ferri', of amftd ngerous and obstinate fibula.
Mr John F fler, at the Rose, Welling, in Kent,
ofa leprosy, attended with rheumatic pains.
The daughter of Mr. D. D vis, school-master, If
listen ro ^d, of an inveterate humour, occasioned by the
relics of rhe Small-pox.
Jhn Crew, at the Dolphin Inn, K r>g%n upon
Thames, of f veral blinaie fore, or uic rs m his legs.
Mrs. Ann C -xford, of K.jgdonc, Oxfordshire, of
paralvtic dfrder.
Mr. Jam-s Snowden, of his M jeftv's fli p Acqutlon,
of a giddinefi in hit head so violent as to render him
inc 'able of walk' , the deck.
Mr. Thomas Sorth, at Panto rd Yorkihi e of an
inveterate scurvy occafio ed bv a fur'eit.
Mr Atwood, in the market-place. Bath, of an inve
terate scorbutic hum ur, which affeded his head and
face.
The Son of Mr. Thomas Wilkins, of Oxford, of a
'fc butir hum u in nia gums, by which the fal'tval
glands,wre so fail'd aid inflamed, that it was with
d Acuity he could open his mouth to receive nourish
ment
The daughter of Mr. Robert Inglis, of Leith, of an
inveterate Scurvy.
Mr. Charles Ceok, of Cork-street, Liverpool, of an
inveterate Scurvy,
fy^t:3 in de Ship ^'a'^r, Wißam Haßte,
Ma^r from ^aj.^v, at) to Ie fld i)
'iho :: ^s Buchannau, 8c Co.
A trt"r Sim in Qr w/ireft, No 212.
T"'kg^-' nor to barr.
iiuh beef,
r k,
B ey,
F ingsm ba'fbarrels,
I 0:0mk gs,
Ri # in-H;ging,
fbuis, andyaol fluff,'
k?r?e. fam, rn,
H Hine, ha;ne line, of
'hit e:^ sizes,
Is ^ it .ri,
S i # cloih torn No. I to $
Ct^ori & .
Soldiers ihnts,
VALAN ri'E NUITER,
/ Stationer and Bookbinder, ?
Has just leaved nit following Aoudes, waich
h- will dipole f <n rhe lowed Teim\ viz.
A N TIOUAAIAN and doubb Elephant Paper
Alot DAT ~mpnl, R yal^nd Medium, Jo.
D >.for Murt I Rolls, thick .nd thin Folio Poll,
thicx and thin 410 gilt '.md pldo, est Foolfcjp gilr
a <: plain, brick edged Papet, Cartridge & London
Demoy and foullcap do. wrapp n, , blotting
anifiFji do. Swan an 1 cia fitd Qudls an 11 ens,
D„. c ..Oudls and Pers, bed Dutch red and black
a:id co Cr n >ealrg Wax, double Crown, Ciown
a 4 ri'if Crown W ders, common Ve milbcn, do,
flunog >and a % i B >XcS, Ivory and Box Pounce
Boxes elegant T mbeur Irk Stands foi Pubiick
Offi s, do. black Ebony with five Glasses of the belt
do ecut GlaG, and final do. laige, middling and
find! Piwtet I k Cheats, round Pester Ink Pots,
vault) fotsuf patent Leather Ink Hddeis, black
a ed Ink Powdei, black and red C.ke do. ready
,na i lk, boad ind nar ow red Tape, plain-faced
S.Q$ for Wafts, G alls for I k (bands, belt 1,2,3,
and 4, Bride Penknives, polifhen Seel Sciflats, Silver
an'.Seel P.-ncil Cases, whole, half and quartet orna
fnenten M< ffage Caids gilt and plain; Gentlemens
Morocco Pocket Books with Inst u neots Lady's
M HOCCO Etwee Cafes,Port Folios,Morocco and Spa
nnh Leather writing Cases, Ivny Folders, Al fkm
M m anditm Books different fires, laige and (mail
Dividers, Parchment Flickers, Dimy Wait Banks
J urnds, Ledgers, ind Letter Books; Foolscap do.
k # c pr rd O derv Books, Cpmpary Account
Bik,, Lindon-made Log Books, Navy Journal
B <k ,M ' van sum Boeksof all forts, Drumheads
B x^s es diff? ent Typ s for marking, Lead Pictures
for Counting H cfs, blank Lines, and blank Bills
of & ha c.
The following printed BOOKS.
Elegant P ket Bi les & Player Books, Eutick s
Diaionary, You z Man's Companion, Court Ka
)e r Or far 1779, Gentlemen's Pocket Journals for
th Ye r 1779, Efferent annual Journals with the
mdf sh onab Drefsfirt h e Ladies,Knox's sermons
H ; pe's Trestle on Mm, Quarter Waggoners,
S iinan's Adiltant, Mariner's C impafs, Wifon's
N ig.tion, Cua-toftce River ^t. Lawrence, North
3 South Caroline, Fluids, Virginia, Button Bay
arm H boo, :he Coift of New-Yofc, N. England,
a - N rH m ; fl?i r e.
T^ns ^hn thread hose,
). to blown Utto,
Vomers white ditto,
loocmon nto,
Cott n checks,
C^ife hone,,.,
'ited cottons,
P mted handkerchiefs,
Flower 'J ano plain lawns
rummies, dnrams,
.Wbmanc^es,
Buckrams,
irbie cloths,
1)0 ‘.l Is
l meads.
1 Notice is hereby given,
THAT the Copartnerjbip oj Wiliam Booth and
John Cock/bott, wider the Firm ojHvhan Boos
and Co. is this day by mutual consent difolved ; all
perjem indebted to fail Partnerjbip are retired to
moke immediate payment to William Booth, Ac. 193,
Qieen-Street, who is alone impowered to receive and
fettle nil accounts due by, or owing to jaid Copartner).
New York, Sept. 4, 1779.
ALEXANDER LEEKIE,
No. 525, Hanover-Square,
Has imported in th last fleet from London, a neat
assortment of DRY GOODS, which he will fell
on the most lefnable terms, confiding of,
Superfine broad cloths, rattinets, fudians, jeans,
and Hockenets, calamancoes and ruffels, crapes
and bombizeens, ripns, modes and faifnets, gauzes
and ribbons, sewing silks, black, blond and thread
laces, m Alins and callicoes, Marseilles quitting, cot
t m counterpans, tablecloths, buck;backs, black silk
halitechiefs, chip hats, needles, pins and tapes,
mould and wire shirt buttons, a few iron chefls, cop
per ter kettles and candlesticks, a few cases of excel
lent cherry braridj, bailors great coats and jackets,
coloured threads, also a qua ti'v of hair powder.
Just imported ana to be Sold very cheap, by
He/litz and Blackwell,
At the:r Store No. 920, Water-Street, nearly
oppofte the Comm Jury General's Office, whole
sale and retail,
A Neat assortment of seasonable GOODS, amongst
ft 1 which a r e, chintzes, callicoes, muslins, nankeens,
bi, linnets', cambricks and lawns, bandano lunge,
new silk and cotton romals, black Barcelona, and a
large assortment 0, piinted linnen kankerebieis, Per-
Jians, taffaties, laces and edgings, ribbons, flkeens
aid royal ribs, fik, cotton and worked flockings,
table c'otbs, diaper, huckaback, J&Jhionable bats,
threads and pins, an assortment oj cutlery and bard
ncare, and a number of other articles too tedious to
mention. ALSO,
Madeira, Ljbon, Tenerife, and Port wines, porter,
vinegar, joints and rum, double and fnge refined
sugar, muscovado do. byfon, foufbong, congo, and
bobea teas, coffee, candles, soap, ffc. and a Jew
dozen bigb flavoured Russia tongues, and very good
bams.
^f r 'Jb assortment of Goods, imported in the taft
ships from London, and now opening for Jale by
BENJAMIN DAVIS, & SON,
No. 229, Qteen freet, corner of King jNeet, whole
fate and retail, for case, among which are the
following articles,.
UNIFORM CLOTHS of the firft quality, with
rattinet linings, and trimmings complete,---
f fhionable gold and silver epau ets,. a variety of gold
and silver laces, gorgets and f sh-s, anchor and rose
buttons, fuperfine scarlet, camblet, white ^nd buff*
caffimirs,nankeens, jeans, corded dimities, Marseilles
quilting, a large assortment of silk, spun silk, thread,
and cottin hose, fifhionable beaver hats, linens,
cambricks, fik, linen and muffin handkerchiefs,---
table linen, sheeting and diapei 9,copperplate furniture,
a neat assortment of callicoes, Ladies silk and calli
manco Shoes, black fatrins, modes, and a variety of
India Perfims, black laces, thread and blond laces,
and edgings, ribbons, worked muffing, gauzes and
lawns. Ladies elegant embroidered Shoe bows,
knots, and a beautiful assortment of sprigs, Italian
flowers, with a g eat variety of other articles.
N. B. At said Sore for file, a few pipes of 4 years
old Madeira wine, ditto of the firft quality by the
quarter cask or bottled. The very belt hyfon, fu-
Ihong, and breakfaft teas. Also a neat colle&ion
of Books.
TWO GUINEAS Reward
RANA-WAY from the fubferiber on Mon
day last, a negro man named S A M,
about 20 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high :
he is a well made sprightly fellow, and may
probably have been seduced by the crew of
some armed vessel or privateer; he had on
when he went away, a brown jacket and long
trowfers. Whoever will secure said negro, or
give information so as his matter may get him
again, Shall have the above reward.
Matters of vessels and others are cautioned
against harbouring or carrying him off at their
peril. HENRY DAWSON.
New-York, Sept. 8. No oc. Queen-street.
TWENTY GUINEAS Reward.
OTOLEN from the fore of Benjamin Davis, and
° Son, on Friday afternoon, Three Gold Watches,
maker's name and number as follow: One gold flop
watch, horizontal, cafd and jewe!l'd, with a fe.
cond hand, maker's name Chater, No. 3350 : One
gold watch, horizontal, fiver cap'd and jewels d,
(.hater, No. 3904: One plain gold watch-maker
E. Chater, No. 525: Also, a lady's metal chafed
match and chain. The above reward mill be given
to any person on the delivery of the above watches,
and no quefions asked; or a reward of Five Guineas
will be given to the difeoverer of either of the above
gold watches, on their being delivered at the fore of
Benjamin Davis, and Son, No. 229 IQpeen-freet,
canner oj King flreet. N. B. Blaich makers, .and
others are requeued if either of the above watches
are offered for sale to fop them.
TO'ITE
By JOHN YOU NG,
A bis Store, No. 937, Water-Street,
OLD Barbadoes cane spirits, in large or
small quantities; also, a few small kegs
of best white wine vinegar, excellent for
pickles or family use.
HAYDOCKa^SFrTfWEiI^
At their Store, Qteen-freet, No. 176, between
Beekman urd Peek's Sip, have for SALE,
AN assortment f DRY GOODS, suitable
to the erefent ax<lapproaching seas n ;
also, mens best beaver hats, felt ditto, mens
ffioes, fnuff per bottle or bladder, cheese per
hamper or smaller quantity, coffee by th^
bale, best Poland starch, excellent Teneritie
wine by the pipe or quarter calk, &c,
N TOW laying at the Wallabough, is to be
I^ SOLD, burthen about 200 Tons, in
excellent Order, and fit for Sea, well found,
and a remarkable sass sailer, pierced for iS
Guns Enquire at Mr. Hafelton's, No. rco,
W.ater-ftreet, opposite the Coffee-Houfe, or at
Thomas Smith's, No 31, Broadway.
Ihe Snow LUCEY,
CABLES, from 4 to
9 inches,-
Cordage, assorted,
Br iron,
Nails from tod. to 40J.
Superfine flour,
C inmoo ditto,
Mils Po k,
Mis beef,
BENJAMIN HUGGETT,
At No. 44, N ffiu-ftreet, has for file, on the most
REASONABLE Terms,
Madeira, port, &:
reneriffe wines,j
- by the pipe or dozen,
Sweet wi e,
Old J unaica spirits, and
Wert India rum, b,|
the hog (head or gallon,
Bert French brandy,
Holland geneva,
Common ditto,
Cherry rum, brandy and
geneva,
Annifeed, and other cor
dials,
London porter,
Lemons, shrub, Howe's
acid, for punch,
Molafles,
Hops,
Green, fufhong and bohea
Tea,
Loaf and mufeovado
Sugar,
Cyder vinegar,
Cartile and turpentine
foap,by the box, or let's
quantity,
Mould, dipt, and fperma
ceti candles,
Cotton nd candlewiek,
Whole & ground pepper,
Spices, of all kinds,
M'CLURE and TORRANCE,
At No. 157, Hanover Square,
HAVE imported in the last fleet from Lon
don, a large and valuable assortment of
DRY GOODS, which are now felling off on
the m°ft reaforiable terms.
Imported in th last (hips fro n LONDON, and
TO BE SOLD by
WINTHROP and KEMBLE,
At their Store in Writer-Street, No. 11.
#H. F ° r LONDON,
#%tal The SHIP
SALLY,
F Henry Coupar. Commander,
Lying at Cruger.s wharj;
HAS Deal aecon mudath ns for paffengrrs,
and will be dispatched with rhe firft
co.voy. For freight or paffa.f, app.lv tofad
Commander, John Frankl n, r Samuel Frank
lin, No. 173, Q_een-Chet; who has for fate,
an affortm nt Of European G^ods, gu,d ftfli
Flour in barrels, Candles and Soap, a few
tons of good chalk, Englilh Steel, Tweed's
Iron, &c.
Just imported in the Jhib London, Capt. Calef,
By Frederick William Geyer,
Hanover Square?
A Large and general assortment of Piece
GOODS, suitable for all seasons, and
will be fold at a very low advance for cash.—
Also, a few hogiheads of excellent porter, a
few cases of excellent flavoured claret, con
taining three or four dozen each.
ALTiE und jede so an dem Staabs W.^en-
Meiiler Rupperfberg einige rechtmufige
FoTderungen zu habenVermefnen naben Sich
in dem uf.Mond?gden 2d/bris Morgens Iriuh
9 Uhr angefczlen fermino bey mir in No. 4,
Water-lireet, zu maiden und ihre forderungen
zu I'quidiren, eder aber zu gewa^tigen daft
nach Verlauf diefes Terrains lie mit ihren for
derungen weiter nicht gehorfo und abgewiefen
worden fprien. Neu-Yo<k, ClO C Septembr,
1779. B.E-HEYMELL,
Audnear
vigors Commissions.
ALL those who have . any legal Demands
on the Ellate of Mr. Rupperfberg, Con
duct rof the Hessian General Staff,are requeu
ed to appear before me, on Monday the 20th
September, between 9 and tz o'clock, at No. 4,
Water-Street, and prove their Demands, or to
expert that after the Elapse of the Term ap
pointed, and their not having appeared there
at they fnall not be heard any more.
New-York, September 10th, :77g.
B. E. HEYMELL,
Judge Advocate,
vig Commiff.
At WILLIAM CAMPBELL'S
Store, the corner of the Fly-Market, Qteen-freet,
the following GOODS, by wholesale and
retail.
A Large assortment of
muflirs, chintzes,
and callicoes of the
neatert patterns,
A neat assortment of
ftrip'd, plain, and
changeable luteltiugs,
Black almonzeen, ducapes
lutertrings, f ttins, taf
fotie and modes,
A variety of laces, edg
ings, gauzes, muslins,
cambricks, handker
chiefs, gloves, ribbons,
needle work aprons,
Marseilles quilting,
&c. &c.
Ladies French heel'd
(hoes made by Hose,
Irish lindens, table cloths
and diaper,
Likewise many other AR TICLES not enumerated.
Supeifine broad cloth 0
the best quality and
most fashionable co
lours, with suitable
trimmings,
A great variety of second
and low-priced broad
cloths, coatings, duffils
baizes, flannels, &c.
Velvets, velyerets, cordu
roys, jeans, futtians,
and dimities,
Caffimires and nan'eens,
princes Huff, fattinet
ind ladings,
Gentlemens fine shoes,
furtouts and great coats
military Flirts & shoes,
Gentlemens fifhionable
beaver hats.
:Ginger and mustard,
; Raisins and currants,
Tamarinds,
Balke: fait,
Poland ftaich, indigo and
fig blue,
Widow Schuyler's best
Chocolate,
Green Coffee,
Long and Ihort Pipes,
Cut and roll'd TOBACC®
Wrapping paper,
Scots Snuff,in bladders
Rappee Snuff,
Whiting and Lime.
An assortment of brushes,
Baking di(he§,
Stone jugs and chamber
pots,
Pla ing cards,
Cheshire and Gloucester
cheese,
Scots barley,
Herrings,
Brimstone,•
Coarse and fine salt, &c.
&c. &c. &c.
Alio, Wedgewood,
fine black Tea Pots,
neat red china ditto, with
a variety of sugar and
milk, pots, &c.
Snip bread,
Peale,
Cattilf soap,
Candles,
Tallow,
Rose butter,
Sugars,
And a few cases of excel
lent London claret.
Surgeon of the late 77th regiment,
H ater-freet, Ao 6, wf of the ^offee-hiuje, has
juJi received b, the Sally, Caps Cou,a,, the
Albion, Capt Froji, and the Prosper, Capt.
Busier, a very large importation of
Genuine Drugs and Medicines,
Together with a great variety of chirurgicai urit u
ments of Wriggleworih's fimfhit g, Sharp's fpluxs,
upture trufles, elastic vegetable boles, pewter and
rory lyringes, bolus <nives, fmailfc-lcs and weights,
ivarble mortars, surgeons fine lint, bou ties.
L^ewife come to band, a choice colle&ion of
Patent Medicines,
Together with the following in frequent demand for
the use of genteel families, viz. orange flower and
rose water, pearl barley, sago in grain and in pow
der, carraway and annifeeds, cinnamon, cloves,
mice and nutmegs, sugar candy, isinglass, double
drilled lavender water, effenee burgamot, thence
peppermint, &c.
N. B Square flint bottles with good Hoppers,
from half a gallon to half a pint, green and white
vials, and gallipots of all sizes.
Jult imported in the last FieeUfrTYngland;
and to be fold by
Robert Gault,
At his Store No. <23, Hanover-oquare, near
ly opposite Mr. Hugh Gaine's,
A Neat assortment of fuperfine and second
broad cloths, chintzes, callicoes, mul
lins, nankeens, cambricks and lawns, banda
noes, lungee and new silk romals, black Bar
celona handkerchiefs, Irish linens, 3 4 wide,
7 8 wide, and yard wide, from 1 s. Bd. to 75.
per yard, mens and boys caftor and beaver hats,
yard wide and yard and g-Bths wide cotton
check, worsted, cotton, thread and silk Duck
ings, worsted, thread and silk mits, thread and
silk gloves. A large assortment of hardware;
with a variety of other articles, suitable for all
feafubs.
Just imported, and to he fold by
STEPHEN SANDS,
Wech-Maker, N> .129, Qpeen-Hreet,
fl VARIETY of paJiefboe knee, and pock buckles,
newe/i fajhioned jboe ditto in silver, gold and
garnet, mother oj pearl and enameled handkerchief
pins, plain and waved garnet and other finger rinrs,
mother of pearl flock and knee buckles, 'broads,
jieeve buttons, hat buckles, silver needle, tooth pick
and pencil cases plain, graved and fluted. Jaffars
with or without cafa, gold, silver, m'oreo, cypher'd,
pebble, cornelian, cbryflal, and common sleeve buttons,
gilt, silver, and mother of pearl purse runners, ele
gant tortoise fell inlaid, and enamel'd tooth pick cases
and fuelling bottles, silver tbimdes and spoons, fled
and mother of pearl bat pins, pa/le hair pins, gentle
men and ladies Morocco pocket books, ne wen fajhiota
plated buckles, ladies and gentlemens tortoje-foell
combs, ivory folders, plated candleficks and Jalts,
hunting knives and forks, placed, enamefd, tortoife
fell, paper, and jaPann'd fauff boxes, feel and
japann'd tobacco boxes, tooth brumes with fpunges,
plated fours, pinchbeck Jboe, knee, and flock buckles,'
pen knives, razorsJafars, fears, ^ lancets, and
fleams, spring and common fauffers, gold, Jilver,
pinchbeck, ^nd common watch fe els, fleel, gift,
and mother of pearl watch chains, folk braid, fC,
feel, silver. and brass watch kys, fiver and meta!
pendants, firings and glasses, Jpri^gs and buttons,
feel, gilt, and goli bands, inftechains, dial fates,
&c.filver and metal watches of various prices,fiver
handled knives and Jorks, ivory and china do. cam
wood, and black handled ditto tipp'd with fiver
buck and common ditto, brass ink pots anl fouhtair
pens feak tongs and sugar katcheu, watch pferj
and key rings, b^f and iron Jecret padlocks, japan
ned a,id iron candfscks, fur, row p' s carpenters,
and fboemaker.s hammers, jboe pinchers, knives,
tucks and awl blades, razon, props flutes and pen
cils, Khite (.bupel and common needles, taylors aud
common thimbles, etwee cases, feel and m^aiknef
buckles, blow pipes, cat gut of all fzes, cift and
faring cork fcrezus, leather and paper ink pots, nut
m't g'dters, childrens buckles, Dutch and pocket look
ing glasses, I^c
WANT E I),
A San APPREN HCEtoage:teel business,
I 1 a lad from 13 to 18 years of age, that
can wri.e a tolerable hand, and be well re,
commanded. Enquire of the printer.
TO BE SOLD,
A HOUSE in Frankfort-Street, No. zr,
now in the occupation of John Stevens?
Fur particulars apply to the Printer.
B Rondes,
Tobines,
Manta is,
Plain and changeable
Luteflrings,
Striped Lutertrings,
Rich black, white, and
blue Sattens,
Black,' white, pink and
blue Belongs,
Black, white, pink, blue,
& apple green PeGians,
India Perhaps, a neat as
sortment,
Yard wide, three quarter,
and half ell modes,
White farfenets,
Brick silk velvet,
Ribbons, a variety,
Silk and thread Hose,
Thread Sattens,
Miffienets, filverets and
Poplins,
Bombazine,
Italian Crape,
Book Mullins,
Jaconet, plain and flow
ered, corded & striped,
Cambricks,
Clear and long lawns,
Wright Southgate,
Na. ^56, Hanover-Square.
Has im ^rud, ^nl now opening Tor sa le) an affurt
tuent of falhicnabh silks, confining ofl
N. B A quantity of white cloth, suitable for
soldiers breeches and waistcoats.
DONALD M'LE AN,
NSkeens,
Chintzes and caibro's,
Linen Ranukeicl lets,
Black and white Baice
lona Hindkerctucb,
Brick and white crav.ug,
Mullin Apron ,
Fans, a neat assortment,
Italian' Flowers, Tiffany
and Foil,
Falh'onable Beads and
Boftents,
Back Lace andßlgings,
Thread lao and E g^r^s
Joining th eal Lace,
Blond Laces,
Dutch and Nottingham
Lace,
Duants, Camblets and
Tammies,
Dam Ik and Diaper table
Cloth and Napkins,
With a variety of other
articles.
Sewing silks, an affort
meit,
Gentlemens lace R ,ffl $,
Irish linens,
Flannels and woollens.