The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1776-08-05 00:00:00, page 4

The Flying Machine
Still continues, and sets outevery Monday and Thur-J
day Mornings from Powles-Hook Ferry, opposite New-
York, and from the Sign of the Cross-Keys in Philadel
phia, at the Corner of Third and Chefnut-Streets, and
meet at Princeton the fame Nights, exchange Passengers,
and return the next Day to Powles-Hook Ferry, and
Philadelphia, so as to perform the Journey in two Days,
The Price for each Passenger Twenty-one Shillings, and
Goods as usual, only each Passenger allowed 141 b. The
PaTengers are desired to cross over the Ferry to Powles-
Hook the Evening before, as the Stages set off early.
It'is hoped that this very expensive Undertaking will
meet with Encouragement from all Ladies and Gentle
men, as they may depend upon pun&ual Peformance, be
The Public's raoft obliged Servant,
John Mercereau.
The FLYING MACHINE
THAT plies between Mackenfack and Hoeback, in
tends to set off er. Mondays, Tuesdays and Saturdays,
from Hackenfack at 7 o'Clock in the Morning; and to
set off from Hoebeck the fame Days, at 2 o'Cleck in the
Afternoon, for this Season. The Subscriber humbly
thanks the Public for their past Favours, and hopes a
Continuance of the fame. Passengers carried at Three
Shillings each, and Baggage at a rmfonable Rate.
ANDREW VAN BUSKIRK.
DISTILLER,
IIVING at the lower End of Little Qpeen-Street,
at the North-River, has for Sale a Quantity of
Geneva, Brandy and Cordials. Those who honour him
with their Commands will find he endeavours to merit
a Continuance of their Favours.
Refined
BAR IRON,
Directly from the Works,
Sold by ROBERT ERSKINE,
Near Whitehall Ferry Stairs, New-York.
N. B. Orders for Iron drawn to any Size, from three
Quarters to three Inches square, and from one and an
Half to five Inches flat, executed with Punctuality and
Dispatch. Mill Irons, Rudder Irons, &c. draw# to
Patterns.
SILLS of Exchange from £. 100, to
£. 1000, to be fold. Enquire a; the
ce-Houfc, or the Printer hereof.
RUN-awey from the Subscriber on the 16th Infant,
a Negro Man named PRINCE, about 2; Years
old, 5 Feet § or 6 Inches high, well proportioned, very
handy, and speaks good English : Had on a final! round
Beaver Mat, a short white Broad Cloth Coat, red Jacket,
white Shirt, green fupei'me Breeches, black and white
Worsted Stackings, and new Shoes and Ruckles. Who
ever fecutes said Negro so that his Mafler may have him
again, ihall have FIVE DOLLARS Reward, and all
reasonable Charges, paid by me
WILLIAM CONRAY, Jun.
Dover, in Dutchefs, June 8, 1776. _
DESERTED from my Company of Rifle-Men,
Rationed on Bergen, the gth Inst. a Soldier, by the
&me of George Taylor, about 5 Feet 10 Inches high :
Mois well-set, round ffiouldered, and has a down Look,
speaks broken English, and is a German born ; had on
when be went away, a short red Coat, and flriped Trow-
Urs. He has a Discharge from Capt. Hugh Stevenson,
for one Year that he ferv'd in his Company, Whoever
will deliver the said Deserter to the Subscriber, or have
him Secured so that I may get him again, shall have a
Reward of Ft)UR DOLLARS.
WILLIAM KELLY.
N. B. 'Tis supposed he has made for Albany.
To !he PUBLIC.
The New STAGE COACHES,
THAT conftantlyply between New-York and Phi
ladelphia, the one sets out from Powles-Hook
Terry, opposite New-York, and the other from Mr.
Little's, in Fourth-Street, between Market and Chefnut-
Streets, at the Sign of the Indian Queen, in Philadel
phia, every Tuesday. and Friday Morning, at er before
Strife, and meet at Princetown the fame Nights, where
they exchange PalTengerr, and return the next Day to
Powles-Hook Ferry and Philadelphia, so as te perform
the Journey in, tkvo Days from New-York to Philadel
phia. The Price for each Passenger in the Coach, is
Thirty Shillings, and out Passengers Twenty Shillings.
Proc. Each Passenger allowed to take ^lb. Baggage, and
above that to pay Two Pence per pound.
IN the Street, a few Days ago, two Pair of Cold
Scales, without any Weights. The Perfen who
they bt^ng to, may have them again, paying the six
pence of this Advertisement, and a Trifle to the Finder,
A quantity of neat brandy,
Rasberry brandy,
Cherry brandy,
Cherry rum,
Shrub of the best quality,
Geneva,
Spirits of Wine,
iamaica Spirits,
Loyal Ufquebaugh,
Red ratifie,
The good quality of said DEAN E's liquors, has for
several years past been so well experienced, mostly
throughout this Continent, that they need no other re
commendation.
And still he is determined, if possible, to make better.
*, Being fully convinced by long experience, that the
surest means to acquire a speedy sale of the above articles,
is to make them of full quality, at a moderate charge §
as he is determined to fell on as reasonable terms as any
one else ; and good attendance, which with every other
endeavour to give general fatisfarfMeq, will be the con
ftan< ftwdy of The Public's very obliged,
And very humble servant,
R. DEANE.
T'HE Members of the United Whato^
Company, in the City of New-York,
are defied to meet at the Merchant's Coffee-
House, oh Tuesday Evening the 6th of Au
gust next. This is published at the earnest
Request of all the Members now in Toon.
Those who cannot give their Attendance
personally, are desired to appoint some Per
sons to act for them, otherwise they must
abide by the Tranfa&ions of that Evening.
All Petfons having any Accounts against
the Company, are requeued to get them rea
dy by that Time.
-RTCH A RD'DETNET
DISTILLER,
TAKES this method to return bis fin,cere thanks
to all his Friends and Customers for their past fa
vours ; and to acquaint them that he still continues to
make, and has now ready for file, ?.t his difiihery, be
tween the College and the North-River, in Murray-direct,
near Vaux-Hall,
F 0 U N D,
Cinnamon water,
Clove ditto,
)range ditto,
Annifeed ditta,
All-fours,
!)o&or Stevens,
Weft-India and New-York
rum,
Madeira and Teneriffe wines,
&c. &c.
The POST OFFICE
IS removed to the House lately occupied by Mrs. Fer
rara, in Maiden-Lane, about Midway between the
Fly-Market and &§ Broadways
1^ ^HERkAS evil minded People have endfavoured
¥ V to diluade Tenants holding Leases in the Manor
of Livingfion, from taking an aßive Part in the prefix
Controversy, (tho' the injured Rights of their Country
demands their Support) under Pretence that their Deaths
would be doubly burthehfome to their Families, as it
would in all Cases Shorten, and in forte terminate their
Estates, which are held under Leases for three Lives.
And whereas my late Father, the Honourable Mr. Suffice
Livingston, in order to remove that Gbje&ion, promised
that in case any one or more of his Tenants Should loose
his Life in the Ciufc of his Country, that the Name of
any other Ferfon mentioned in his Isft Will, or pointed
out by his Family, mould be inferred in the Stead of fuck
Person lotting his Life : And that if any one of his
Tenants were maimed, and unable to work upon his
Farm, thatthe Name of such Person as he should chufe,
ffiould be inferred in the Lease. And as notwithstanding
my having renewed the (aid Promise fincc the Lands have
devolved upon me, many pretend to be ignorant thereof,
I find myfelf under a Neeeffity of giving this publick
Notice to all Perf9ns homing Leases under me in the
Manor of Livingston, or in Dutchefs County, of the
above Promise, and my Readiness to perform the fame,
ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
STOLEN cr Grayed away on Friday the 9th
of this Instant, a light mixed bay Horse,
ab ut fourteen and an hJf Hands high, pac^s
and trots, a narrow Blaze dovyn his Forehead,
twowhite hind Feet; no artificial Marks that
can be remembred. Whoever takes up the laid
Horse, and returns him to the Subferiber, shall
receive FIVE DOLLARS Reward, and reason
able Charges from
NICH. W M . STUYVESANT
New-York, July 27, 1776
,4/? arrived from Philadelphia, so ;, be Sold bv
JOHN ANDERSON,"
AtBxEKMA,'s Slip,
'{Price two Shillings and Six-pence)
THE
FALL OF BRITISH TYRANNY,
() R,
AMERICAN LIBERTY TRIUMPHANT.
The Fisst Campaign.
A Tragi-Comedy, of Five Adts, containing twenty-fix
Scents, among which are the following, viz.
A pleasing Icene "between Ruger and Dick, two Shep
herds near -Lexington.
Ciariffa, &c. A very moving feene on the death of
Do'&or Warren, &e. in a chamber near Boston, the raorn
kig of the battle of Bunker's-Fiill.
A humorous feence between the Buatfwain and a
Bailor, on board a man of war, near Norfolk, in Virginia.
Two very laughable feenes between the Bbatfwain,
two Sailors, and the Cock, exhibiting fpecimcns cf 'fea
faring oratory, and peculiar eloquence df those Tons 'of
Neptune, touching Tories, Convicts, and black Regu
lars; and between. Lord Kidnapper and the Boatlwain.
A vry black feerte between Lord Kidnapper and
Major Cudgjo.
A religious feerie between Lord Kidnapper, Chaplain,
and the Captain.
A scene, the Lord Mayor, &c. going to St. James's
with the AuTefs.
A droll feene, a etiuncii of war in Boston, between
Lord Boston, Admiral Tombftpme, Elbow-Room, Mr.
Gaper, General Clinton and Earl Percy.
A diverting feene between a Whig and a Tory.
A foirited Icerie between General Prefect and Colonel
Alien.
A Shocking feene, a ^ungeoh, between Colonel Allen
and an officer of the guard.
Two affecting feenes in Boston, after the flight of the
Regulars from Lexington, between Lord Boften, messen
ger, and officers of the guard,
A patriotic feene in the cam, at Cambridge, between
the Generals Washington; Lee and Putnam, &c. &c.
frith a dedication, Preface, Address of the Goddefa
cf Liberty to .the Congress, Drammatis Perfoeae, Pro
logue, Epilogue, azd $ (orig in praise of King Tammany,
the America: Sain.
A much admired performance, truly dramatic, irit'er-
Tperled with wit, humour, burlesque, and serious matter,
which cannot fail ot affording; abundant entertainment
to readers of every disposition, The whole comprized
in seventy-three pages, o&avo, and a new and beautiful
type. Ry the Author of the American Chronicles cf the
'timeSi.
In MAIDEN-LA NE, %
(Price TWO SHILLINGS and THREE PENCE)
T H E
True Interest of BRITAIN,
SET FORTH
In Regard to the COLONIES;
And the only means of living in -Peace and Hominy
with therm ; including five different Plans far eftefting
this definable Event.
By JOSEPH TUCKER, D. D„
Dean of Gloucester.
Author of the Eflay on the Advantages and Disadvantages
which refpe&ively attend France and Great-Sgitain,
with regard to Trade.
To which is added, by the Printer, a few Words on the
Freedom of the Press, in America,
To the P ÜBLIC.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON has opened the
noted Wind-Mill, near the one Mile
Stone in the Bowery-Lane, and will give con
stant Attendance ; and will grind Wheat, Corn,
Oats, Ginger, &c. at the lowcft Prices.
WHEREAS agreeable to the Directions or an Att
of the Legifleture of the Colony of New-York,
made and puffed the third Day of April, 1775, entitled,
" An Aft for the Relief of insolvent Debtors within
this Colony, with Refyc& to the Imprisonment of their
Perrons ;" two several Alignments of the Estates of
John W.Wendell and Volkert Dawfora, insolvent Debt
ors in the said A& mentioned, were made to me the
fubferiber, as Trustee for the Creditors of the said insol
vents refpeaively ; and whereas, in Pdrfuance of the
said All, I have disposed of a: public Sale at Vendue;
all the Estate and EiTefh. of the said insolvents reflexively,
which have come into ray Hands, and received the
Monies arifiag frwta the Sale thereof 1 Notice is hereby
given, that Divifioas will be made of the fame fepentely,
among the refyeftive Creditors of the said Infulvants, in
Proportion, at the City of Albany, or the 26th D-^ of
August next, and all the Creditors of the said Infel
venta are hereby required previous thereto to fend in
their Demands to Stephen Lufli, Esq; my Attorney, at
Albany. Dated the 26th Doof February, 1776.
SAMUEL STRINGER. Trustee.
LATELY stole out of Joseph Grefwold's Still-Hnufe,
in Pearl-Street, two large Still-Heads with Swam
Necks. Whoever will dife ver the Thief or Thieves, to
that the said Still-Heads may be had again, ffiall receive
Five Pound: Reward, by Thomas Grefwoki, Distiller, in
Ferry-street,
Just publifoed at Philadelphia, and noav felling by
WILLIAM GREEN,
A ROBBERY.
FOUR DOLLARS Reward.
STRAYED or falen out ts feature, at Newark, tie i±tb
irf. a dark bay borfefx years old, about fourteen bands
and one inch high; afar in hit forehead, and one white bind
foot ; trots and gallops we!K Whoever takes and delivers the
said borfe to Mr. Nicholas Hoffman, st Newark, or to Mr.
.Ijaac Low, in New York, fall receive Four Dollar: reward,
te^et bar with all reasonable charges for the her[th keeping.
0 s4^
CHARLES OLIVER BRUFF,
GOLDSMITH and JEWELLER,
At the sign of the Tea-Pot, Tankard, and Earring,
between Maiden Lane and Crown Street, next door to
D dor Kemmeneau, hear the Fly-Market;
WHERE he makes and mends any kind of diamond
or enamelled Verkin the Jewellery way ; aIT,
all manner of flune Buckles, stone rings, ear-rings and
broaches, folitafies, hair jewels, lockets, enamelled
sleeve buttons, mourning rings of all forts, trinkets for
ladies, rings and lockets, plain or enamelled ; gold neck
laces had nones of all.forts ; Like^ife makes and meeds
all forts of filyef-fmiths work:; allo ladies fans neatly
mended. Be gives the bigberi price for old gold, silver
,and jewels; buys 'rough chriftalr, handsome pebble, and
blapk cornelian, fit for seal Acres; He has fitted a L?-
bitary mill up, where he cuts all forts of Aones. He
wants immediately a lapidary, a jeweler dhd am appren
tice boy ; nove need apply bUt what tan he well recom
mended. He engraves all t.uxs of arcus, crests, cyphr/r,
heads, and fancies in the beateft ' meaner and g cateft
ex^dition, with the heads of Lord Chatham, S.^ke
fpeare, Milton, Newton, Pope, Home", Socrates, Han
nibal, Mere Anthony, Carfer, Plate, Jupiter, A polity
Neptune, Mars, Cleopatra, Diana, Flora, Venus, ^^
celmia. Melons arms, with all emblems of liberty; Cu
pid fan.-i s, hearts and do;e\ neatly engraved for ladies
trinkets. Likrwife, filter and steal seals. He afo
plaits hair io the neatest manner.
GENERAL HOSPI T A L,~
at New-York, July 29, 1776.
WANTED immediately in the General
Hospital, a number of women, who
can be recommended for their honesty, to ad in
the capacity of nurses; and a number of faithful
men for the fame purpose: Any who incline
entering the service in this way, will meet with
good encouragement by making application to
the quarter master of the hospital at King's Col
lege, New-Yoik. Wanted also for the use of said
hospital, a large quantity of dry herbs for baths,
fomentations, &c. &c particularly baum, hyfop,
wormwood, and mallows, for which a good price
will be given; and also old linden for the use of
sick and wound d soldiery. The good people
of the neighbouring towns, and even those who
live more remote from this city, by carefully
collecting and curing quantities of ufeful herbs,
will greatly promote the good of the Army, and
considerably benefitthemfelves. From principles
of benevolence and humanity, it is presumed,
that many will attend to this matter (which is
really of conference) and chearfully contribute
to the relief of their sick and wounded brethren,
though from any pecuniary consideration, they
might negleft it as having the appearance of
small importance. Thole who have already
colle&ed any considerable parcel of herbs or
rags, may find a ready sale by applying at the
above mentioned place to
} Stewart and
THOMAS CARNES,} Q Malta to
j the G. Hofyital.
CAME to the Farm of Stephen Moore, about fix
Weeks finee, a bay Horse, about fix Years old,
without either Mark or Brand. The Owner proving
his Property and paying reasonable Charges, can have
him, by applying to Thomas Moore at his House on
said Farm, dirtily opposite to Fort Constitution,
County of Orange, in the Province es New-York.
July 1, 1776.
To be fold at private Sale,
"W"'HAT noted house 2nd lot where Cafparus Mabie
, formerly lived, situate in the most agreeable part cf
Tappan town, 24 miies from Hobook ferry, two from
a very pubuck landing, where the boats conftaptly ply to
and from New-York. It is a fpacifras convenient fione
building, four rooms on a floor, with an entry through,
a large cellar fu fiicient for carrying on any kind of bufi
nets, a good barn, garden, and fumdry other convenien
eies, all in good repair.—Whoever inclines to purchase,
may apply to Mr. Cornelius C. Roofcvelt, in New-
York, Mrs, Elizabeth Herring, on the premises, or ta
Dr. G. [ones, in Morris County.
Eight Dollars Reward,
Philadelphia County, june 17, 1776.
ON the Sixteenth infant eame to the Houf cf the
Subferiber, living nt Smithfield, in the Manor of
Moreland, a certain Man, who called himfelf William
Gill, and said he had been Captain of a Ship, and
requeued me to help him on bis Way to Philadelphia, at
the fame time complaining that he was m^ch wearied ;
on which I sent a Boy andtwo Horses to hHp him a few
Miles : After some Time the Boy returned with one of
the Huffes, but the Man and the other Horse have not
been heard of since. Said Gill appears to he between
Forty rod Fifty Years, Five Feet Seven or Eight Inches
high, of a light Complexion, wears his own Hair, and
hath a remarkable crocked Nose: Had on a light-co
loured Cloth Coat, a white Jacket, Buck ficin Breeches,
half-worn pale-blue Stockings, and Pumps almost nrw,
but of the ceatfer Sort. The Horse is a Stallion, a fine
Sorrel, carries lofty, a natural Pacer, fix Years o ? d this
Spring, has a bald Face with a remarkable Spot, on the
near Side of his Back, as large as a Penny, on which
there is no Flair; %:<), a half-worn Saddle without
Housings or Sweat Cloth, and a double-reined Bribie.
Whoever takes up said Horfe,' Saddle and Bridle, and
brings them to Benjamin Davids, at the George
Tavern, in Second-street, Philadelphia, or to the.Sub
fcriber, ikall have the above Reward.
JACOB COMITY.
N. B. Takes hkeneffes off in hair as natural as possible,
at to the form of visages; works hair in fpr ; gs, birds,
figures, cyphers, crests and cupid fancies. He has for
lale, best corals for whiffles and bells; likewise clems
watches, 2s. china dial plates fired in at 6s.#esch, glasses
fired in at is. e^ch, and other repairs in proportion.
ON Friday the fifth Instant frayed From the Subferiber,
a bay Horse about fourteen Hands high, Shews a
good deal ofEngliffi Blood, and had a white Mark on his
Forehead. Whoever has found the fame,, and will bring
him jo me the Subscriber, or to the Printer hereof, shall
be well rewarded, and Shall be paid all reasonable Charges.
N. F,
OT^E Co-partnerffii, of BLAKE and PRYOR being
g now dissolved, those who have any Demands against
fiid Partnership, are desired to fend in their Accounts to
Blake and Pryor; and those who are indebted unto the
said Part^orini,, are requested to make speedy Payment,
JONATHAN BLAKE,
HOWARD PRYOR.
RUN -away from the Sob rib^r, living in Kirf'
County, Long I'l.^d, a L^ r Timeago, two Ne
gro Men, one named Nathalie', a very handy Fqlßw,
about 5 Feet 6 Inches high, Araigkt and well built, 24
Years old, of a yellow Complexion, with long Hair tiea
up with a Ribbon; born, at Newtown, Queen's County,
and lived at Flatbuffi. Ilad on when he went away, a
bro wn Linen Jacket, with an under one double breasted,
one Side red Cloth the other Homefyup ; also komefpun
Trowfers, and a half worn Hat. The other Follow
that he went away With belonged to Jeromes Rerafen, at
Newtown, and are very like each other, being Brothers;
he was well doathed, and went by the Name of Jacob,
and is a Cooper by Trade. Whoever secures the above
Runaways in any Goal, so that their Masters may have
hem again, ffiall have Eight Rounds Reward, and all tea
fonable Charges paid by
HENRY WYCKHOFF.
N'o 1 ICE is hereby given to all
Period who have or fltollpurchafe any of the
Lauds formerly granted by the Trustees of the Town of
Kington, in Ulfler County, to one Thomas Crundall,
now belonging to Thomas Jones, Esq; and Susannah De
Lancey ; That no Privilege to cut Fire-Wood or Timber,
nor a Right of Commonage hath been granted by the
Deeds under which the fame are now held, either by the
prefect Trusses er their Predecessors ; consequently ne
former nor future Purchasers of ihefe Lands can ex,eft,
nor will be granted these Privileges. Dated at Kingdom
the 6th Day of June, 1776.
By Order of the Trufteas,
CHRISTOPHER TAPPEN, Clerk.
WHEREAS agreeable to the direction of an a& of
thejegiflature of the colony of New-York, made
and puffed the ^th day of March, 177 g, entitled, An
Act for the relief of insolvent debtors within this colony
with refpe& to the imprifanment of their per fans; se
veral alignments of the efface of John Varadevoort, in
folrent debtor in the said aft mentioned, were made to ug
the fubfcribcrc, as truffees for the creditors of the insol
vent reipeftively. And whereas in purfuanee of the said
aft we have disposed of at public fall at vendue, all the
estate and effects of the fail infolrent refye&ively, which
came into &ur hands,thereof; notice is hereby given to
all perfonsthat have any demands on said insolvent debtor
to bring in their accounts to us, at the house of Richard
Vanwyck, in Dutchefs County, by the fitft day of O&o
---berntxt, to enable us to make a dividend of mid money.
Dated the 7th April, 1776.
SAMUEL DURLAND, )
CORNELIUS VPNWYCK,
A N'T'E' d;
ft. N handsome well m?4e Mulatto Waiting-Man,
/A who can be recommended for his Honesty and
Sobriety. Enquire of the Printer.
Just Published, and to be fold by H. Gaine,
The Fo^g Clerks
VADE MECUM:
Or, Compleat Law Tutor.
Bern* a ufeful Collection cf a great Variety of the most
approved Precedents in the Law, and adapted to almrft
every Tranfe&ion in Life wherein an Attention to le
gal Fodua isrimdiKenfabiy nece&ry.
And consisting chiefly of
,"''' Proceedings upon Distress
Special Conditions, f or Rent,
Letters of Attorney, Alignments, Deeds
A wards, Indentures, Mortgages,
Articles of Agreement, Marriage Articles,'
kklk of Sale, Wills,
C: ntra&s, Fines and Recoveries,
€ votcts, Write,
Charter Parties, Declarations and Proceed-
L-afes, ing s at Law,
To Which is added,
ACoUe^wn of E^fe Precedents,
—^" to the Office of A JUSTICE of PEACE.
Thoroas M^s, brother to Matthew I^l^
A born in Ireland, in the county es Down and
p^rih ot Cumberland, be yet alive (fappofed to be
I.)the Continental service, may hear cf femething to
his advantage by applying to H. Gaine.
NOTICE h w:r^3 fort M all the crg& rs ,f ibmu
Pollen, an infe^ent debtor, in the county if At iris,
^province of New-ferfey, so there will be a dividend
riade of thefod influent's efia'eam-mg the fcver,l creditors,
at the o&ufe oJ P.ter Dickerfen, inn keeper, in MQrrt-Trcn
on TourfLey the inb day f September next, at sne s'clock in
the aj^err^on',a:d ah be cre/irc-^ f, - foil infetotti Are
hereby rtfred to attend at the h^fe of fed Peter Dickerfen,
on T&fday the 1 yb day of Aagufi reset, at are o'clock' in
the afternoon, to make known their demands, that they may
be fettled by the refyeflive creditors, then and there to mEt
for that frurfeofc. Dated this loth day of June, 17 6.
PktiEß MAC.KIE, Afignse.
TO BE SOLD,
By PHILIP KISS IC K,
VINTNER AND DISTILLER,
At the upper End cf Great Queen's-Street, opposite
Benjamin Blague's, Esq; and near John Wood's, Est;
at the Corner of Van Dewa'ter's-Streat :
MADEIRA Wine, Likewise,
Teneriffe Ditto, A Quantity of choice Len
jamaica Spirits, den Porter, by the Barrel,
Weft-India Rum, Gioce, Dozen, or left
Homespun Brandy and. Gin, Quantity,
very littleirferiertu French Choice bottled Cyder, by
Brandy or Holland Gin, the Groce of lets Quan-
Cherry Brandy and Rum, ' .tity,"
Cordidlscf all Sorts, Carolina Orange Juice,
'Long Pipes.
Rye will be taken in Payment foranyoG the above
Articles.
SAMUEL BURLING,
Has for tale at his Store on the Wharf adjoining Peek's-
Slip Ferry,
A general Afiortment of
Weft India GOO DS, viz.
A Choice parcel of Jamaica fpirirs,
Weft-India and New-England rum, aad molaff&t
in hogfaeads.
A few hogsheads of genuine Bourdeaax claret.
A parcel of choice Jamaica sugars of the fill quality,
Coffee in hogfaeads, tierces and barrels. And
A quantity oftlie best Carolina indi,,. Also,
Ozenburgs, ticklcnburgs, R uffi^ fhecting,
Checks and Holland Gripes,
A variety of other linen goods; and
HoUanl Geneva in large cases.