The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1778-02-23 00:00:00, page 4

Groceries.
Muscovado sugars,
The best hyfon and
bohea teas,
Coffee and chocolate,
Portable foop and ketchup,
Mace and cinnamon,
Cloves and nutmegs,
All'pice and pepper,
Salad oil.
Linen Drapery.
Cambricks, lawns and mus
lin,
7 8, and yd. wd. Irift and
German li mp, from 26,
to Bs. per yard.
Table cloths, and Rufiia di
aper towelling,
Clouting diaper, britahnias,
Irish, Raffia, and French
Meetings,
Homespun and dowlafs,
Vitry and ozenburghs,
Crocafs for bags or straw
beds,
Russia drilling and Raven's
duck.
Callicoes,
Chintzs & Silks.
Black India and Enghfh
taffety,
Green and black India yer
fiahs,
Black mode and peelong,
Handkerchiefs of various
colours and qualities,
Black and colour'd ribbons,
A good assortment of silk
ferrets,
An assortment of sewing
silks, &c. &c.
Hosiery.
White and marble silk hr fe,
White and brown thread do.
White and black worsted do.
Fine patent rib'd and plain
grey do.
Small and large yarn do.
Worked mitts of various
colours,
Men's yarn gloves,
Manchefters,&c.
Cotton and linen checks,
Manchester stripes and fter
rets.; Linceys,
Double fold cottar,
Fine white and colour'd cor
duroy.
Verona, nankeens, ging
hams,
Check and printed handker
chiefs,
Cotton romals,
The best Flanders and com
mon bedticks,
Blue, brown, changeable
green and ftrip'd cambists,
Shalloons, durants,
Tammies, callimancoes,
Moreens,
An assortment of threads,
Dutch Lice from No. 0 to 6,
Oval and wire shirt and vert
buttons,
Shoe, coat and quality bind
ifl gb.
Coat and vest buttons,
Gar erings, &c. &c.
Here, tie in 'ufirious houfe
%u:fe may be formed w.tb
Jlav, cotton, and candle
vuyck.
Ivory and horn combs,
Black lead pencils,
Small drafting glafles,
Ink powder, writing paper,
and feaing wax,
Arnold's best bottled fnuff,l
Shoes and boots,>
A collection of (hue, knee, I
and flock buckles, i
He takes in payment defaced gold, and old
silver at its value, and pays ready money for
all forts of (hipping furrs.
'"l'' H E large new well finished
House in Duke Street, now occupied by Colonel
Campbell, and next jo Air. Mites Sberbreok'e, is to be
LE IT. Apply to Capj, Gibbs in Smith Street
TUST'—nrPORTED,
In the ship fran, John Ritchie, 'mafter, now lying at
Cruger's wharf, and to be fold by the bale, box or pack
age, by
Lauchlan M'Lean,
SUPERFINE ?rd fecund! and other fadHerv,
leaflet broad cloths wiih/Nails from 2d. to sod.
proper trimmings, flrifh rose butter in firkins,
Superfine a^d fecund broadlChcfhire cheese in calks and
cloths of various colours] baskets,
with trimmings, iPicLlcd and ripper falman,
Wiltons, (balloons, |?ort wine in calks of 6 and
White and brown buckram/ 10 dozen each,
Gilt and plated buttons, fa- Irilh pork in barrels,
fhionable, Camp ovens and bird ihot,
Men's fine wax'd calf and Sail.clothfrom No. 1 to 8,
firing military shoes, Mould and dipped candles in
Women's callimancoe shoes, boxes,
Men's full welted hog&in'Beft Kippen's fnuff in bot
and plain fiddles, I ties,
Women's hunting Caddies,{Oatmeal in barrels.
GLASGOW,
The Ship WALTER,
William Haflie, Master;
I^URTHEN 300 tons, a fine new
veflfel, and has the bast accommo-
Cw^^h'""' for palfengers. For freight or
passage apply to Thomas Buchanan, and
Cc. who have for sale as usual, at their store in Queen
flreet, No. 212, a large assortment of dry goods, Tene
riffe and red port wine in pipes and hogsheads, Jamaica
rum, and a cargo of Liverpool salt.
r^CTHE fubferiber, living two doors to the northward
of the Ofwego- Market, resolving to depart for
Europe, has a few COODS on hand which he will fell
lew for caffi : All persons having any demands on him,
may call for their money.
JAMES MCCULLOUGH.
To be LETT from now till May,
X FRONT ROOM, bed room, and cellar#—--
4± Enquire of the Printer.
At THE RETAIL SHOP, BY
ABRAHAM WILLSON,
At thefigo of the golden padlock, No. 872, in Great-
Dock-Street, the fi<ft house from the corner, the pub
lic may be ferv'd with the undermention'd medley of
goods, on such reasonable terms as he thinks, will
plesfc those who chose to become purchafers#
,Pewter spoons,
Common fnuffboxes,
1 A few pounds of blue vitrol,
IHatters Trim
mings.
Beaver, carter and felt lin
ing,
;A variety of buttons,
Wove loops,
Single and double chain
looping,
Pieces of ribbon for looping
or binding of hats,
The best fiat silk and mo
hair looping,
Plain and sash, bands, hocks
and eyes,
Needles, brushes, blocking
cord,
Fifli fans and verdigreafe.
Woollens.
Superfine scarlet broad cloths
Second do.
London brown and Iky blue
do. Fine green knaps.
Brown, blue and green Ger
man serges,
Buff caffi filer,
Coatings and bearskins of
various colours,
Ratteens, frizes, ketfeys,
Swanskins,
White and green drapery
bays; White flannel,
7-4, 8-4, 9 4 rose blankets,
Common thiped do.
Kendal cottons, &c. &c-
Short red cloaks at 14s.
Men, and youths velvet
bound fine and coarse hats.
China.
A parcel of beautiful ent
mel'd and blue and white
tea cups and faucets,
A few dozens of creaM co
loured plain and foop
plates,
Oval and round dilhes,
A large parcel of velvet
corks,
The best purple and copper
indigo.
Cutlery.
The belt ivory handle and
common table knives and
forks,
Cuttoes, penknives and ffioe
knives,
Lancets,
Fleems for bleeding horses,
Sciffars, razors and razor
strops,
Cases with razors, hone, oil
bottles, drops and feiffars,
Drawing knives,
xffi, frame, tenant and
common handsaws,
Whip saws,
3.4, i and 1-2 inch black
and bright augers,
Gouges, firmers and chizels.
Ironmongery.
Steelyards that will weigh
180,
Flood gate smoothing irons,
at the trifling price of 39.
6d per piece,
A few 3 bolt fine brass and
iron door locks of diffe
rent fizes,and really cheap,
eicfet and padlocks,
Very strong 11 and 12 inch
dock locks, feme of them
with screws and plates,
An assortment of dove tail,
H and HL hinges,
Gun flints,
^Niopers and plyers,
Dolphin and cod fifli ffiooks
and lines, &c. &:.&:.
WANTED,
IN a genteel family in town, a poor girl of about 11 or
12 years of age, to take care of children chiefly.—
Any refugee or poor creditable family having such a girl,
and are willing to put her apprentice, may hear of the
above family by enquiring of the printer.
N.B. A boy of 14 or 1$ years old is also wanted.
Just imported in the ship Lenox, Capt. Hay, and to be
fold by
FRANCIS PANTON,
For caffi only, at No. 35, in Wall-flreef, the second door
on the left hand from the Coffee-Houle bridge,
S HONE's best rack'd porter in hogsheads,
North Wiltshire, Gloucester and Cheffiire cheese,
Raisins by the jar,
Men's neat buckskin gloves,
Norway doe, lin'd with fur, ditto,
Wash leather with ftitch'd tops, ditto,
Ladies and Gentlemen's gloves for dancing,
Fine cambrick pocket handkerchiefs with red and blue
borders,
A frefh assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen's crooked
combs,'
A lar^e affirtment of English and French pomatums.
Speedily will be publifoed.
Lives of the British Admirals,
OR,
MEMOIRS
OF THOSE
ILLUSTRIOUS SEAMEN
TO ,
Whose INTREPIDITY and CONDUCT, the
English are indebted for the Vi&ories of their
Fleets, the Increase of their Dominions, the Ex
tension of their Commerce, and their Pre-eminence
on the Ocean.
Interspersed with
The most material Circumstances of N AVAL
HISTORY, from the Norman Invasion to
the Conclusion of the last War.
By JOHN KENT, Esq;
LONDON:
Printed for J. Wallis, Yorick's Head, Ludgate-ftreet,
and fcld by H. Gaine, New-York, where the firft
Volume may be fee.n.
This Work will be printed on a beautiful
Letter and fine Paper, and embellished with
Copper Plate Engravings of the most remar
kable Sea-Engagements, Maps, &c. &c.
from original Drawings, and executed by
the most celebrated Artists.
All Gentlemen Volunteers,
THAT are able and willing to serve his Majesty
KING GEORGE the Third, for two years, or
during the rebellion, in the Prince of Wales's American
Volunteers, commanded by his Excellency Brigadier-
General BROWN, now lying at King's-Bridge, let them
repair to Mr, John Burrow's, at the sign of the globe,
near the main guard ; Mr. James Webb, at the lower
end of Maiden-Lane ; Mr. John Davan, at the sign of
the George, the corner of the Fly-Market ; at Mr. John
C. Brannan's, at the upper end of Chapel-street, opposite
the New Brick Meeting, or to Mr. White, near the
Main-Guard : At either of these places, gentlemen vo
lunteers will be kindly entertained, and receive their JWZ
bounty, appointed by his Majesty, (as an officer will at
tend the several houses for that purpose, to inform them
of advantages belonging to that Corps in particular.)
N. B. All persons that wish well to his Majesty's ser
vice, will be kind enough, when they meet with any
person out of employ, or others that they think fit to
serve his Majesty, and will bring them to any of the above
houses, shall receive Two Dollars, with thanks for their
trouble.
By ISAAC HERON,
FIVE POUNDS reward for an old WATCH stolen,
the 13th ult. maker's name Charlefon, London,
708 ; the cases gold, and much bruised, steel chain, two
seals, one a Scotch pebble, with a cypherC.C. the other
of silver, crest two arms supporting a scalp.
TWO POUNDS reward for a miffing Watch, gilt
and fhagreen cases, name, Hope, London, 2458.
Coffee-Houfe bridge, Feb. 5.
For sale by private Contrail,
The Schooner SMACK,
NOW laying in the Old Slip, about 70 or 80
tons burthen, four years old, Marblehead
built, a faft sailer, of remarkable eafy'draft of wa
ter, in very good repair, and well found, as may be
seen by her inventory. For further particulars ap
ply on board said schooner, or the brig Albion, lay
ing alongside of her.
Just now arrived, and to be fold by
JACOB WILKINS,
At the corner of Little-Dock-street, near the Albany
Pier,
& Quantity of LIME, and best POTATOES, and
ft BOARDS.
JAMES MILLER,
Has just imported in the foip Jean from GlaJgo^w, and
wobicb be 'will fell by tbe bale, box, or package, for
read, money only.
LATELY round, in the ruins ot some part of this
city, two women's gowns, in pretty good order:
The owner may have them again, proving their property
and paying charges, by applying to John Dudley, baker,
in Wall-Arete
TYbe S OLD,
By MICHAEL KEARNEY,
In Smith-street, corner of Kiag-ftreet,
Mess pork in barrels,
Ox tongues in half ditto,
Rose butter in firkins,
And a few hhds. of excellent bottled claret.
Murray, Sanforn, and Co.
HAVE just imporied in the ship John, Capt. Peters,
from London, a frefh supply of European and East-
India goods, which they have for sale, at the lowest pri
ces ; aimongft a great variety of other articles, they have
red and blue shag and duties/ trunks of mens and wo
,mens shoes, Cheshire cheese in baskets, best large wool
cards, aquantity of mess beef and' pork in barrels and
half barrels, white wine vinegar in tig%s, ud a few
' chaldrons es New-Cuftlc opals, &&
IRISH linens, 3-4, 7-8, 1
and 4-4 wide,
Silk and printed handkfs.
Superfine and second broad
cloths,
Duffles and blanketing,
Mens plain and ribb'd wot--
fted stockings,
Hats,
Double and single camblets, 1
Mens fine and coarse shoes,
Womens leather shoes,
Cordage,
White line and twine,
Hardware and cutlery,
Tann'd sheep ficins,
London flout, rack, and
common porter, in calks
of 6,8, io, and 16 doz.
each,
Port wine in calks of 8 doz.
each,
Irish butter in kegs,
Cheese in calks,
Refined sugar in calks,
Oatmeal and potatoes,
Bacon hams,
Neats tongues,
Pork in barrels,
Beef in tierces,
Kippen's fnuff in bottle.
SAMUEL FRANKLIN,
At his Store No. 173, Queen-street,
Has for SALE,
PETERSBURGH CLEAN HEMP,
ALLUM in small Tierces,
PAINT OYL in Quarter Casks,
Shone's best boftled PORTER in 4 cfcz. hampers,
Very excellent PORTER in hogsheads,
-Bohea TEA by the chett,
Best Hyson and Congo TEAS,
Excellent Irish ROSE BUTTER in firkins,
Lisbon WINES in pipes and quarter calks,
-Loaf SUGAR in hogsheads, .
Russia and Ravens duck, drillings, ticklenburgbs,
Ozenbrigs^ Russia sheeting, and an assortment of
EUROPEAN^ GOOD%
A new cable 14 inches and 120 fathom, Newcastle
COALS on board the /hip Sally, Capt. Anderson,
at Brafher's wharf,
VV scriber was broke ofenlaft Saturday night; and
sundry goods ftolpn from' thence, among them are the
following; 5 pieces of checks, 3 dozen pheck handker
chiefs, 3 pieces of French striped velverets, 20 dozen
bla'ck silk handkerchiefs, 18 deien of printed do. partly
Idaffibged, 3 gross plated and gilt huttdhl, '&e. &c. TEN
GUINEAS for apprehending.the thief and goods will be
given by applying at Mr. Afirchell's, in Queen-street, to
COCHRAN M'CLtrRE, and Co,
ALEXANDER LECKIE,
Hasjuft imported in the ftlip Blenheinv and the John,
Capt. Peters, from London, a niat and general affert
ment of-dry goods, which he will fell on the most
reafoneble terms, at his store No. 213, Qtpen-ftreet,
nearly opposite the Fly Market, viz.
SUPERFINE broad clothl
of all colours,
Middling d\
Coarse do.,
Hunter's dot \
Bath and beaver costings,l
and ketfi^|
Shalloons and rattinets,l
White lintey ^hj flannels, I
Red and green bays,
Embus'd fern's ofail colours
Men's yoffied Stockings
rib'd ahdlplain,
Men's and women's thread
and cotton'do.
Men's while and coloured
silk hose,.:
Women's white do.
Women's black and coloured
• silk glov'es and mitts,
Mancheffer checks,!
Bed ticks, 1 |
White and dyed janes and
fuftians,
Velvcrets and corduroys,
Thicksets, drawboys and
Marfci|les quilting,
• Gartering a great variety,
Printed linen handkerchiefs
Sufee and check do-
Sewing silks of all colours, t
Scotch threads of all kinds,!
white and colour'd,
Flowering and Lisle do.
Oznaburghs do.'
Shirt buttons, pins,,
Whitechapel and common
needles,
Skeleton and franc wire,
Neat assortment of metal
buttons,
Campaign do. of all forts,
Black and white silk gauzes,
a great variety,
Minibnet do.
Black fattens, modes and
No, 295, Little Dock-street,
BGiTLED porter and
bottled Bristol beer in
three dozen hampers
Double Gioucefter cheese
Tripe in kegs
White lead
r l (Ground
Spanish brown >
Yellow oaker J ° '
Blue and green paint
Brass kettles and fad irons
6-4 and 7-4 striped duffles
8 4 and 9-4 spotted and co
loured rugs
Torrington ruga
8-4, 9-4, 10-4 fine and com
mon blankets
Men and women's leather
gloves
Scarlet, blue and mixt bea
ver coatings
Red, blue and grro pn
^jftoni
By PERMISSION of
Major General ROBERTSON,
Commandant of the City.
TH E encouragement shewn to tbe Alms-House
Lottery by a benevolent public, has, fora like
charitable purpose, given rife to the following
SCHEM E,
For railing the further sum of £. 1080, to be appplied
towards the relief of the
REFUGEE and other POOR,
In the City of New-York.
Dollars. Dollars.
I Prize of 1000 is 1000
3 ditto 500 are 1500
8 ditto 200 1600
20 ditto 100 2000
40 ditto 50 2000
100 ditto 20 2000
250 ditto lb 2500
1080 ditto £ 54°°
1502 Prizes,
4498 Blanks.
6000 Tickets at 3 Dollars, are 18,000 Dollars,
'Subject to a ded^aion of 15 per Cent.
Altho' a very liberal sum has already been fubfeibed,
and applied to the use of many diftrefs'd obje&s in this
city, yet the continuance of this inclement season, adds
greatly to the wants of the fatherlefs and the widow. To
lighten the weight of this affiiaion, is the obje& of this
lottery : To the humane and charitable this will be a
fufficient motive to induce their becoming adventurers.
The Lottery will be drawn as soon as the Tickets are
fold, which 'tis probable will be in a very short time.
Mr. V. P. Afhfield, No. 497, Smith-street ; Mr. David
Grim, No. 439, William-street ; Mr. Wm. Laight, No.
190, Queen-ltreet, are appointed managers. TICKETS
are to be had of them and of Mr. Rivington, and the
other printers.
The profits arising from this Lottery, will be paid into
the hands of the Treasurer of the Vestry of the poor.
JOHN PERRY,
,3 doors east of the Exchange,
I Black callimancoes
: Sad irons, po v s and kettles
Loaf sugar
Twine anilines
Men's shoes good and com
mon
Women's ditto
Flannels and linfeys
Men and women's thread,
cotton and woffled hose
German serges and kerfeys
Blue, green and scarlet broad
cloth
Cloth colour and mixt ditto
- Oznabrigs and sheeting
Scotch fnuff in bladders
1 hhd. well affotted cutlery
Coloured duffles
- Small shot from No. B to 5
Needles and pins, combs,
Ribbons, fail cloth.
f perfians, a genteel affort
merit,
["'bite ' n ^ black Barcelona
Ihandkerchiefs,
IWhite and black silk cra
-Ivats ; black taffeties,
/Ribbons of the newest fa
|dhior,
!Men's" fafliiorable hats,
I Ditto ditto felt,
Women's chip hats,
Iri/h Jinen rind filtering, of|
various kinds,
Buckrams and glaz'd linen,[
Book, jaconet and striped
muffin,
Cambrick needle wor'd
aprons and ruffles,
Diaper and table ,linen,
Printed linen and cotL
!A neat assortment of fiaid
I ware in trunks,
Blankets and rugs by : e
bale,
Bed bee,.
Scarlet cardinels plain and
Ifur'd; Women's stays,
Quilted silk and ftuff potty
coats,
Men's shoes,
iChildren's morocco and
blacle leather do.
Scarlet, white, plain arid
black spotted (hag for
;cloaks,
Fine hyfon, congo and bohea
tea by the chest,
Single refined loaf sugar, by
the hogffiead,
Bottled port wine in calks
of 16 dozen each, exceed
ing good,
London porter in hogsheads,
Ditto in bottles,
Pickles in cases,
A small assortment of rta
tionary in trunk-.
LONG and ffiort handle frying pans, fityfe^nd dou
ble ffieet iron, tongs and shovels, brass ^ scales and
! beams, cart, waggon and chair boxes, iron pots and ket
tles, a large affOTtment of padlocks, brass. and iron wire,
. fad irons, table, chest and other hinges ; cupboard, chest
and portmantua locks ; plated flock locks, fhavitg glas
ses and razor strops, a great variety of fhoe'and knee
buckles, coat and vest buttons, cutteaux and penknives,
knives and forks, tea kettles and warming pans, steel of
all kinds, saws, best London pewter, iron dogs and pye
pans, fpadcs and shovels, with almost every other fogies pf
Ironmongery and Cutlery,
• Are just imported and to be fold on the most reafonabld
' 'terms, by
Edward and- William Laight,
N 0.190,.190, Queen-Street,
Who have also for sale, bohea ahd hyfon tea by the
chest, single and double refined loaf sugar per hogshead,
+ port wine in bottles, old sherry in calks, calicoes and
chintzes in trunks, checks and Irish linens, &c. &c.
PHI LIP LENZ I,
Confectioner, from L OND 0 N,
In Hanover-Square, No. 517,
Takes this method to return his sincere thanks to all his
friends and customers for their past favours, and hopes
for a continuance; at the fame time acquaints them,
that he has ready for sale, 2s great a variety of sweet
meats, jellies, marmelades, &c. &c. as.the present
troublesome time would permit him to get, and will
fell at the very lowest rates for ready money only (as
no books are kept) and an allowance to them who
purchase in great quantities, viz.
Sweetmeats,
Green goofberrig
preferred,.
Ditto grapes ditto,
Peaches ditto,
Ditto gages.',. ditto,
Pine-apples ditto,
Seville oranges ' ditto,
Currants ditto,
Cherries ditto;
Pears ditto,
Quinces ditto,
Alcarmefs ditto,
Damfens ditto,
Weft-India green sweet
meats,
JELLIE S.
Currant jelly,
Rafberry ditto,
Quinces ditto,
MARMELADES.
Pears marmelade,
Quinces ditto,
Currants ditto,
Rafberry jamm,
FRUITS in Brandy.
Pine-apples in brandy,
Cherries ditto,
A Few firkins of best white London
biscuits, some cases well aborted pickles, loaf
sugar, hard soap, mens fifhlonable hats, hosiery, men and
- womens ffio.es, soldiers faces and itikting, ozenbrigs and
fail cloth, gentlemens ready made cloaths and great
coats, blankets, mathematical instruments, and sundry
other goods, to be fold on board the Lenox. Capt, Johrt
Hay, just arrived from London, lying at Cruger's wharf,
About thirty chaldrons English coals to be fold nn board
said (hip. Enquire of the Captain or Wm, DrinaWon.
HUGHWA ITdTTn,'
No. 890, Little Dosk-ftreet,
BY the Lenox, f Capt. J dm Hay, has imported a va
luable assortment of Manchester and other gooh,
v z^ Cotton and ligen Gripes, garter tape, London quality
and foper shoe binding, galloons and ferrets, silver co
loured and bT hair th ^ Urfeiiles ousting, corduroy,
CQrduret z^ CT L^-^ velvets and velvets, figured
prefton and v ,} 'S'^ "' '.oods are chr,f e nby a
juogi b: |ne qu^)^ .& k padlocks; trthkfy
f" ' - womens, tarbhs *and
ho-^ fofiar, buck.- -~.d >d c
curtain fogs, buttons, SeUowi, .-
white ozenbrigs and foldieta irowfr %
01 bit cargo p,r $4% C ..' # ... fx%
George, Cap., Reid; '^ has -. iod,
An assortment of fin^and -—at^ ^o^ ~ goods, fall
and silver lace a^d trimfirings'. :^T-!, tUad, , n e black
lace, plain and firwered HtU;-. yufos. t-fferies 2nd
feffenets, silk handkerchiefs, gloves and breeches nieces,
best velvet bound hats, an assortment 61 firfenct, ley
ducape, and trimming ribbons, wit nun,„ iz r articles,
which he will dispose es on reafonaCe rerrp,,'
Also the following Groceries.
Refined sugar, teas, nutmegs, pepper, g? 6& Gkuc^fter
and Cheshire cheese, feme, richest Cheshire ; heft foVe
leather in sides, china well affortcd, open and in cherts,
playing cards, &c,.
Light gold taken at 61,8% per oz. for goods.
Said Lepzi will undertake to execute any order in the
above business; or to futnifh any great entertainment
whatever (on proper notice) in as elegant a manner, as
it can be donein Europe, where he has had the manage
ment of several.
f^ For LIVERPOOL,
M&L'The Ship JENNY,
s Vl ^^
7IEL fail vfchthe faft
¥ V Fleet: For freight or |V
apply to Hamilton Young,
th; laid maktrorz bpird at Beckmanri-flip.
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"' Public may be affured,that this ex
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Foulnehand Impurities of tho Blood, having
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fo&Gout, and RheumaticDiforders,&c,
A A late Supply,
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May now be had of
@HUGH GAILP, @
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Widow Keyfdr, ; and a- Certificate' r writer @
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any Porfon may have the Peru&l of by ap
plying to him at his Book Store in Hanover @
Square.—Where the Public in gcneralcan be
^ fupflied with most Sorts of - ^
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Peaches ditto,
Pears ditto,
No dry fruits this season,
Sugar almonds,
Sugar plumbs,*
Burnt almonds,
Carraway comfits,
Barley sugar,
Cakes of different kinds,
and what forts they plcafe
to bespeak, warranted
they fall be done in the
bed and richest manner.
Syrup of Capillaire, war
ranted not inferior to the
French.
Preserved milk, good for
tea or coffee, warranted
, to keep years.
Hartfhorn (havings, cheap,
Fine honey in small pots,
His call 's-foot jelly every
day,
Ice cream of what fort they
will please to order,
In a short time he will have
the Italian cordials of dif
ferent forts.