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is now actually careening in our port, (Nantz)
and two of her prizes, with wine and fifn,
difeharged here.
Friday lad died at Crofoy, Mrs. Margaret
Makin, in the tooth year of her age, widow
of the late Mr. Richard Makin, who died
about twelve months since, in his 97th year.
Monday last died, at his house in St. James's
fauare, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of
London; and the fa<ne evening St. Paul's bell
was tolled, as usual on the occasion.
Lifan, Feb. 28. The Infant Don Pedro is
to be proclaimed King after the holidays, at
the fame time the Queen is proclaimed ;
which is not contrary to the laws of the
kingdom, which fay, that when a Queen
happens to be married to a Portuguese Prince,
and has a son by him, her husband Ihall be
acknowledged King.
Cologne, March 11. A Transport wi^h 217
troops of Hanau, among whom are 117 Chaf
feurs, arrived here this morning, and will this
day continue her voyage for America. One
thousand two hundred men from Anfpach will
pass through here next Thursday for the fame
place.
PHILADELPHIA, May 14.
By Capt. Young ivbo is arrived in afafe Port
me learn, That an Englifo Frigate has taken a
French Ship of 20 Guns, called Le Sane, from
France and Martinico for St. Peter's, in New
foundland, with Military Stores, and carried her
into Dominica.
By a gentleman lately arrived from the Ohio, we
have the following intelligence : About the begin
ning of last month Mr.'] ames O'Hara was trading
at the Shawanefe towns on the Scioto, where he
was informed that there was agant; ofyoung Indian
fellows ready to go to war, conffing of fifteen
Shawaneft, two Wiandots, and one Mingo ; Mr.
O'Hara was also informed that they intended " to
way-lay him on bis return to Pittsburgh ; upon
which he happily changed his course, and arrived
fafe at the above place with bis people and effe&s.
Two or three days after his arrival an express came
to Fort-Pitt, with an account that the Widow
Muchmore and her three children were found ahnof
burnt to cinders, and her late husband killed and
scalped near where the house flood, opposite the mouth
of Yellow Creek on the Ohio. The fame day ano
ther express arrived who brought an account of a
man being found murdered near Weeling ; also one
Ogden, a ferfey-man, was found killed and scalped
near the mouth of Racoon Creek. All the above
murders were perpetrated on or near the Ohio. Iwo
days after the above exprefes, another arrived from
Dunkard Creek, near the mouth of Cheat-River,
with an account of 3 men being killed and scalped
there, and three others miffing..--Lieut. Mason, at
the head of ten militia, gallantly followed the
murderers of the Mu hmore family, and after a
purjuit of twenty-five miles came up with the sa
vages, who fought for some time and then gave
way; Mr. Mason and bis little party followed
them Jome miles further, but having no provifi
ens, and being in danger of falling into an ambus
cade, returned to the field of battle, where they
found one dead Indian, whom they Jcalpcd, some
horses and other booty which the savages had
taken from some white people. Mr. Major, thinks
that they either killed or desperately wounded more
of the Indians, as much blood was seen on the
ground. This brave young man was born near
Winchefer in Virginia, and will no doubt meet
a reward adequate to his merit. Another party
followed the gang who committed the murder near
Cheat, and it is hoped can give a good account
of them. It was the general opinion that the In
dians bad divided themjelves into three parties,
and committed the murders much about the fame time.
The inhabitants oj the above mentioned place
were in the utmoJi confernation ; Jorne flying one
wav and some another, and a few Jet about
building forts.
NEW-YORK, May 26.
Copy of a L ETTER from bis Excellency Governor
TRYON, to the Honourable Mr. Chief fufice
Horfemanden, and Judges of the Supreme Court
of the Province of New-York.
New-York, 20th May, 1777.
Gentlemen,
THE Extra& of 2 Letter (published in the inclofcd
, News Paper) which I have had the Honor to
receive from Lord George Germaine, one of his Ma
jesty's Principal Secretaries of State, so fully expresses
his Majesty's gracious Approbation of the Testimo
nies of Loyalty, given by so many es the King's
faithful Subjects in this Province, that I have great
Satisfaction in tranfinitting it to you for public Com
munication, through the County in which you reside.
- It is my earned Recommendation that the In
habitants of Queen's County, a large Majority of
whom have invariably held faft their Loyalty and Fi
delity to his MajeYy and the British Constitution,
Should on this Occasion, follow the approved Exam
ple of the Militia of King's County, by raising a
Sum ®f Money for the Comfort and Encouragement
of the Provincial Forces railed in this Province.
This is certainly the Period for all those who wish
to fee an End of the Calamities of Civil War, and
^?re milling to teftify their Zeal for the Success of his
M j< fty's Measures, to contribute liberally their free
Donations for the Purposes sforefaid : Your Affidu
aty therefore in recommending an Obje& of this Im
portance, and receiving the Sabfcriptions will oblige,
Gentlemen,
Your very humble Servant,
WILLIAM TRYON.
Captain Jolly informs us, That a large Fleet with
aNumber of Troops on board failed from the Downs
for this Port about ten. Days before him, and that
several Franfports with Hessians on board had ar
rived in the Downs, and were soon to pursue their
Voyage for this Place.
On Wednesday Night last, 18 Sail of Vessels ar
rived here from Antigua: Ten of them are loaded
with Rum, Sugar, &c. The others were from Europe
but blown oft this Coast in the last Winter.
We hear, that the Person who was lately taken on
Foarda Rsbel Vessel from Martinico for Philadelphia,
was named Davis and not Silas Deane, as was
mentioned in this Paper of the 12th Instant.
Ike Sandwich Packet, Capt. Nottingham, failed
from Falmouth for this Port, the zad of March,
but put into Port again.
Our last Accounts from the Northward are, That
about 400 Regulars and 1000 Canadians and Indians
arrived at Crown Point on the roth of May Instant ;
and that it was expected the errand Army would be
at Ticonderoga by the firft of June.
A very high Price will be given for all Sorts of
Linen Rags by Hugh Gaine, who at present wants a
Quantity of that Commodity. Little Children and
old People may pick up great Quantities about Town.
The Address of the Inhabitants of the Town of
Newport, to his Excellency Hugh Earl Percy,
before his Departure from England, Mall be in our
next, as well as sundry other Matters we are this
Week obliged to omit.
One Day last Week a Piece of Cannon lately
taken in a Rebel Privateer burst in the Proof, and
killed two Beys who were playing at a considerable
Distance.
On Thursday next the 29th Infant, will be
performed, (for the last Time this Season) at
the Theatre in John-Street, a Comedy, called
The BEAUX STRATAGEM.
With the FARCE, called,
The CITIZEN.
To the PUBLIC.
WHEREAS it has been thought proper for the
more effectual foppreffion of the unnatural
Rebellion now existing in North-America, to
embody^umbers of his Majesty's faithful Subje&s,
Inhabitants of the said Colonies, into Provincial
RegimeNTS,thereby affording them an Opportunity
of evincing their Duty and Loyalty to his Majesty,
and their Attachment to the Constitutional Authori
ty of GREAT-BRITAIN, by co-operating in the
Restoration of Peace, with just and lawful Govern
ment: And whereas our Fellow Subjects in Great-
Britain, have, by the most generous Donations, af
forded great Comfort to the Troops heretofore en
gaged in the Suppression of this Rebellion. All such
Inhabitants as are desirous of inanitating their laud
able Example, are hereby info med, that the Hon.
Henry White, and Elias Defbroffes, Efqrs, in Queen
ftreet; Nathaniel Marfton, Esq; in King-ffreet, and
Thomas White, Esq; in Wall-street, are appointed
to receive such Donations, which will be applied
for the Comfort and Encouragement of such of his
Majesty's faithful SubjeAs as already have, or here
after Ihall enterinto the Provincial Regiments
raising in this Province.
To be fold at public Audion by
John M'Adam, and Co.
ON Monday next, at 10 o'clock, on Brownejohn's
wharf, a quantity of damaged provisions.
On the fame day at 12 o'clock, the schooner Marie,
now unloading at Murray's wharf.
On Tuesday at 10 o'clock, at the Coffee-Houfe bridge,
London pewter, corks, raisins, pepper, coffee in hogsheads,
codfifhin ditto, and Madeira wine in cases. At eleven
o'clock, the cargo of the brigantine grace, will then be
unloading at Murray's wharf; and at 12 o'clock, near
Moore's wharf, the brig Peggy.
On Wednesday, on the Coffee-Houfe bridge at eleven
o'clock, the fails, rigging, and other materials belonging
to the ship Diam >nd.
On Tnurfday, in their auction room oppefite the Cof
fee-Houfe bridge, a quantity of dry goods, consisting of
thread and worsted hose ; cotton stripes, checks, striped
muslins, caftor hats, Russia linen; turn'd, single, and
double channel'd pumps; Bath coating, blankets, &c.
At private sale, Iriffi butter, fpermaccti candles, Russia
duck, and a few barrels of tar.
To-morrow,
AT the Coffee-Houfe bridge, will be fold 6 hog-
Meads of Weft-India rum, 4 barrels of coffee, 6
hogsheads of molaffcs.
On Wednesday, a few puncheons of best spirits, 6
hogsheads of Weil-India rum, 40 barrels of flour, 6 dozen
scythes.
Templeton and Stewart,
Have tor lale, IrM linens, checks, oznaburgs, thread
hose, tobacco, and a few quarter calksof L Man wine.
~-PUBLICSTUCTION.
To-morrow will be fold on the Coffee-Houfe bridge,
75 pieces damaged oznaburgs, 50 pieces damaged
Russia drilling, and some furniture.
FOR SALE,
At DANIEL M'CORMICK's Vendue House,
Cotton checks, linens, oznaburgs, Russia drillings,
cambricks, fans, common looking glasses, &c. &c,
-PUBlic Vendu e~
NOTICE is hereby given, that on Friday the goth
instant, between the hours of ten and twelve, will
be offered for sale, at the naval wharf, above the ship
yards, the Hulls and Materials of the St. Lawrence and
Hinchinbrook schooners : Inventories of which may be
seen at the naval ftore-keepcr's office, upon the said
wharf.
And as a deposit of £. 25 per cent.or in that propor
tion, is to be made, it is expeded that such perlons who
are desirous of becoming purchasers, will be prepared for
that purpose ; and unless the remainder of the purchase
money be paid and the vessel taken away within ten days
from the day of file, the deposit will be forfeited, and
become the property of the crown.
SAMUEL FRANKLIN engages four hundred gui
neas to any person that will raise and deliver along
side any dock in the east river, clear of baliaft, by the
15th July next, the new ship that's funk opposite fort
Kniphaufen. She lays on the eaft.fide the river, within
too feet of the More, her upper deck is clear at low
water, and has not more than four feet ftene ballast in
each hatchway, which does not appear to be levelled;
her bowsprit, fore and mizenmaft Handing.
A general ASSORTMENT of
Summer Silks,
TO BE SOLD,
By ROBERT WATTS,
In King-street the Corner of Smith-ftreec.
THOMA S~B7a TT WOOD;
IN Water-street, 8 Doors Weft.of the Coffee-Houfe, has
for Sale, a large and general Assortment of Drugs and
Medicines, frelh imported,
Fine Qrill Bark,
Turkey Rhubarb,
Ipecacoanna,
Flakey, & common Manna,
Senna,
Glauber Salts,
Camphor,
Opiom,
Tartar Emetic,
Nitre,
Gum Arabic
Balsam Copaivi
Together with many other approved Patent Medicines.
A compleat and elegant Sett of modern amputating
Instruments, Surgeon's crooked Needles, Lancets, &c.
Several Medicine Chests compleat, fitted up in London,
with printed Directions, calculated for the Use of Masters
of Vettels going to Sea, or for Gentlemen residing in the
Country remote from a Practitioner.
particularly
Oil of Almonds,
Castor Oil,
Chamomile Flowers,
Sagoe, Pearl Barley,
Sugar Candy,
Syrop de Capillair,
Ivory Black,
London Corks,
Turlington's Balfara,
Soughton's Bitters,
Keyfer's Pills,
'Anderfon's Scots Pills,
TO-MORROWS
Will be fold at Public Auction, by
BOWMAN and CODNER,
On the Coffee-Houfe Bridge;
WEST INDIA Rum, Irish Butter, Oatmeal,
Pewter Porringers, Yellow Oker, &c. &c.
'pTbTTc' TucTTo
At JOHN TAYLOR's Vendue Store,
At the hou'e formerly occupied by judge Hicks,
WILL be fold to-morrow a large assortment of glass
ware, consisting of decanters, tumblers, wine
glasses, &c. English beaver and felt hats, &c. And on
the bridge near the Coffee-Houfe, a quantity of ship bread,
jar raisins, indigo, &c. &c.
On Wednesday a few India palempores, chintzes, figur
ed,gauzes and gauze handkerchiefs, a neat assortment of
striped luteftrings and mantuas, velvet ribbons, &c. &c.
For private file at his store, excellent Barbadoes rum,
red wines, bohea tea, indigo, &c.
ANY Gentleman or Lady capable of sing
ing at a Concert, will meet with En
couragement, by applying to H. Gaine./
Now opening,
And to be fold whulclale and retail,
By Edward and William Laight,
At their store No. 190, near Burhng's-flip;'
A general assortment of ironmongery and cutlery,
Viz.
PAD, stock, chest, cupboard, brass knob and common
Locks ; H and HL, desk, cleck case and dove tail
Hinges; ivory, buckling and horn Combs; penknives
and cutteaux of all forts; pruning knives, razors, best
lancets, women's feiffars, white and Bath metle coat and
vest buttons; men's and women's thimbles; pinchbeck,
steel, and common shoe buckles ; sleeve buttons, common
and spring fnuffers, table knives and forks ; White Cha
pel needles and pound pins; fifhheoks and lines; spec
tacles, tobacco boxes; powder flafks and shot pouches ;
razor strops; falling, grubbing, and broad Axes; chaf
fing dishes; mill, pit, and hand Saws ; gimblets ; rat
and mouse trops ; hammers,Garden Spades, chif
fels and gouges; steel, nails, iron pots and kettles ; corn
mills, &c. &c. Also mock garnet necklaces, writing
paper, dry goods, wines, London porter, lamp oil, a
quantity of timber, &c.
LOST, a black Water Spaniel Dog, who answers to
the Name of Mahony.—'Tis foppofed he is on
board one of the Tr&nfports in the North-River, as a
Person belonging to a certain Ship was seen decoying him
last Saturday Sen'night. The Dog goes lame with his
Fore Shoulder A Reward of one Dollar will be paid
for him by the Printer.
—- LEfIV
A Convenient Dwelling-House and Celler suitable for
a large or small Family, and in as good a Stand for
Butinefs, perhaps, as any in the City. Enquire of the
Printer.
WANTED, a Woman with a good Breast of Milk,
who will few occasionally and can be very well
recommended. Such a Person will meet with a good
Place by applying to Hugh Gaine.
AN elderly Woman, that can Cook, Wash and Iron,
and can be well recommended, wants a Place. For
Particulars apply to Hugh Gaine.
MAJOR DONKIN presents compliments to the
ladies and gentlemen intending to fubferibe to
the military remarks and collections, for raising a clarity
to relieve beliefs orphans, and indigent nviderws of valiant
sailors and brave soldiers, that have fallen, or may fall in
this unnatural rebellion; and acquaints them, that as
the Work will speedily be put to Press, their names
Ihall be printed at large in the treatise, with the
sum dedicated.
Carried forward, 35$ 5 9
Royal Artillery, Capt. Traile, 1 1 0
49th Regt. Capt. Wade, 1 1 0
Subferiptions are received by Mr. Thomp
son, Town-Adjutant, No. 64, Maiden-Lane.
fr, HE students of King's College, in the city of
New-Yurk, who chufe to resume their fludies, are
requested to attend at No. 13, in Wall-street; where also
the candidates for admission may apply to
BENJAMIN MOORE.
RUN-away on Thursday the 15th instant, fiom the
fubferiber, living at Corlear's-Hook, a negro lad
named CHESS: He is about 20 years of age, speaks
thick, is fond of dressing his hair high before, has re
markable large feet, and his eyes of a rediffi cast ; had
on a blue coat and breeches, and is fond of dress. Who
ever will deliver the said negro to the fubferiber, or to
Mrs Yates, living in Wall-street, or lodge him where
his master may have him again, Mall receive HALF A
JOE reward. Ail persons whatever are forbid harbour
ing him at their peril.
STEPHEN SKINNER._
A Likely firong young negro wench, with her male
child about 3 years old, to be fold. She has been
used to both town and country work, and is a tolerable
cook. Enquire of H. Gaine,
Money without lutertf. &
JUST imported from Liverpool, and to be disposed of
by the fubferiber, at h's store in Queen street, any
quantity of Continental square DOLLARS, of every
denomination heretofore iflued ; upon the following terms,
viz. he will turniffi any person with whatever sum is
required, on good security being given for the payment
of five and twenty pounds hard money, at the expiration
of five years, for every hundred pounds received. The
bills are so well executed that it is impossible to difeover
them from those made at Philadelphia; and as a farther
encouragement to those that take five hundred pounds, or
upwards, the fubferiber will engage to difeount all such
bills as ffiall be returned to him in fix weeks from the
date of the bonds to be given for the fame, on affidavit
being made that they are the fame bills received from the
fubferiber.
WILLIAM MULFORD.
Wanted immediately,
A Sutler for the firft and second battalions of brigadier
general De Lancey's brigade, now encamped at
King's Bridge. Any person capable and willing to act in
that capacity, will please to apply to Willett Taylor, who
is removed from Chaple-ftreet to the house of Mr. Gerard
G. Beekman, at the corner of Beekman's-flip, where he
has for sale Madeira and other wines on the most reason
able terms.
FIVE GUINEAS Reward,
RUN-away from the Christie transport, A. Bodfield,
master, now lying in the North-River, the follow
ing sailors, viz. John Wiliams, an IriMman, about 18
years of age. Archibald M'Vicker, a Scotchman, about
25 years of age. George Rankin, a native of America,
about 2$ years of age. James Nicol, a Scotchman, about
21 years of age, and Alexander Banks, a Scotchman, about
20 years of age. It is to be hoped no master of a Mip
will harbour or carry them off, as it is a means of en
couraging them and many other idlers, that are now a
lurking about this town, who run from Mip to Mip receiv
inga month's advance from every person that will trust
them with it, without any intention of abiding in any
one Mip. Whoever takes up the said men and returns
them to their Mip, or secures them in any goal or guard
house, on acquainting the master of the Christie thereof,
Mall receive the above reward, or one guinea for either of
them# A#BQDFIELD,
AUCTION.
fpOUND in the Street Yesterday, by a Gentleman.
L a LOCKET. The Person to whom it belongs may
have it again, proving their Property, and paying for this
Advertisement.
ABRAHAM WILSON,
HA S removed to the house formerly occupied by
Dirck Brinckerhoff, Esq; lately by Evert Byvanck,
at the sign of the golden-lock, in Dock-street, near the
Coenties-Market, where he has for sale on very reason
able terms, Weft-India rum, loaf and mufeovado sugars,
bohea tea, coffee, chocolate, barley, millet, sweet oil by
the gallon, best salad oil by the chest or bottle, black pep
per, flarch, needles, pound pins, locket buttons, corks by
the hog Mead or single gross, feiflars, razors, Moe bruffies,
io by 12 window glass, fiM hooks, an assortment of the
best London pewter, Scotch and eznaburg threads, mens
white and brown thread hose, Iriffi linen, narrow Meet
ings, rattinets, Moe bindings, hatters trimmings, ozna
burgs, &c. He gives ready money for all forts us flipping
FURS.
ISSACHAR POLOCK,
In Duke's-street, formerly ca//cdßayard's-flreet,
HAS for sale, Spermaceti Candles by the Box ;
Russia Duck by the Bolt, Ginger by the Pag;
Irish Mels Beef and Pork by the Calk; New-York Rum
and old Spirits by the Hog Mead ; Indigo by the Barrel or
less Quantity ; with sundry other Articles. He has also
a Store to LETT, adjoining his House.
RUN-away from Thomas Harriot, living at Jamaica
South, on Long-lfland, a negro man named Wilkes,
about 5 feet 7 inches high, welhfet, smooth face, speaks
bad Engliih, is apt to blunder, has remarkable large eyes,
and is about 19 or 20 years old : Had on when he went
away, a Ihort gray coat with brass buttons, brown jacket,
homespun trowfers, and a beaver hat cock'd. Whoever
apprehends the above fellow so as his mafler may get him
again, or delivers him to Capt. John Hitchin's, near
John Wood's, Esq; shall have 4 dollars reward, and rea
sonable charges paid. All persons are requested not to
harbour or employ him, and matters of veflels are desired
not to /hip or carry him off. He has been bred to the sea.
,W>o be fold at Jolhua Pell's, at the Bull's Head, in
1 the Bowery-Lane, two milch COWS, and three
young cattle.
THE Black Joak Pilot Boat, was robbed last Tues
day Night of her Jibb, Mainsail, and Anchor.
Whoever will difeover the Thieves, shall have hIVE
POUNDS Reward.
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Ir>K EYS E R'so
I Famous Pills, |
C° we " known all over Europe, fortheir
h Jfuperior Efficacy and peculiar Mildness, in %
perfectly eradicating every Degree of a certain W
@ Disease, withoutthe least Trouble or Con- @)
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The Public may be affured,that this ex
cellent Medicine is beyond any Thing, in all
Foulness and Impurities of the Blood, having
O performed many aftonilhing Cures (in ibis and @)
(^ the neighbouring Coleniee) in Scorbutic Erup- gfy
g tions,Leprofies, White Swellings, Stiff Joints, fah
X Gout, and Rheumatic Disorders, &c.
I A late Supply, |
% (Directly from PARIS) X
Of the above Pills,
May now be had of
@ HUGH GAINE, |
In Boxes of los.tos. and 40s. each, &)
A Who has in his Hands a Letter from the
Widow Keyfer, and a Certificate from under
X her own Hand, of their Genuineness; which
any Parson may have the Perusal of by ap
@ plying to him at his Book Store in Hanover @
(0) Square.---Where the Public in generalcan be §
— supplied with most Sorts of
Books and Stationary Ware.
§O^W^W#WS§|
T[,OR the information of such militar, genthmen The
arc not fuppiied with that ufeful intirument call'd
a HAVILAN D, the fubferiber executes them with
neatness and dispatch, at his shop at the sign of Hadley'r
Quadrant and Spy Glass, Beekman's Slip, New-York ;
where he has to dispose of, a portable plain table com
pleat, a neat microscope, and pocket camera obfeura.
He also continues to make and repair Hadley's and Da
vis's quadrant,, compasses, /kc. on the shortest notice,
and will gratefully acknowledge all favours of the public-
WILLIAM HINTON,
N. B. There is a book of directions for sale with the
baviland.
To be fold at public vendue, to-morrow, on Murray's
dock,
The cargo of the brig Le Grace,
CONSISTING of molafles, rum, brandy, and some
dry goods.. The sale to begin at 10 o'clock, and
continue until 1 § and begin at 3 o'clock in the after
noon, and end at 5 o'clock.
Just imported, aad to be fold wholesale,
By Peter Campbell,
At his store in Queen-street, and corner of Beekman
flip, where Beekman, Son, and Gould, formerly kept
store, viz.
PORT wine in 6 dozen caflts, Cunningham's ft-ong
ale, mutton hams, neats tongues, coarse and fine
Irish linen, German oznaburgs, brown and white Meet
ings, mens worsted flockings, womens ditto, ivory and
horn combs, Nunn thread, coloured thread, oznabu gh
thread, whi e hitching thread, printed and copperplate
handkerchiefs, cotton ditto, pullicat ditto, blue and
white linen ditto, coloured linen ditto, sewing silk, co
loured silk handkerchiefs, black' ditto, printed linen,
cambrick, hardware, fail cloth No. 1,5, 7, mens white
and brown thread flockings; white, buff, and black werf
ted breeches patterns ; black silk breeches patterns; mens
white and coloured silk flockings, womens white ditto,
one calk glass ware, window glass 10 by 8, IT by 9, rz
by 10, 9by 7; mill'd plaiding, mens and womens lea
ther Moes, mens Moes suitable for the army, fine pearl
barley, soap and candles, nails from qd to god, Meathing
nails, 10 and 20 brads, sole leather, flationary, black,
ribbon.
HUBERT VAN WAGENEN,
BEGS leave to inform the public that he is return:!
to this city, with his family and effects, and has
brought with him a tolerable assortment of ironmongery
and cutlery, (which he is now opening in Crown-Breer,
opposite the belfry of the NEW DUTCH
CHURCH) amongst which are, mill, cross-cut, pit,
fanearing, frame, hand, panriel, tenrient, faffi, compass,
and key hole saws ; augers and chiflels; chest, door, and
sundry kind of other locks; hinges of various kind ;
razors, pen and cutteax knives, Moemakers utensils, a
quantity of horn buttons and gimblets, rasps of different
kind, brass and steel thimbles, iron pots, kettles, Millets,
spiders and chaffing diMes ; copper and iron tea kettles,
Bates, &c. Meep Mears, powder blue, tapes, brass and iron
candleflicks, and fnuffers; bridle bits, fail needles, Moe
and knee buckles, cork fefdws, carpenters hammers, com
passes, feiflars, and Mears; mouse traps, glew, a filvet
mounted small fw. d, Movel and tongs, marking irons,
brass, cocks, with many other articles too tedious to
mention.