The New York packet, and the American advertiser — New York [N.Y.], 1776-06-20 00:00:00, page 2

BUTCHERS
In TOWN AND COUNTRY.
AS the Use of BULLOCKS BLADDERS
is greatly increased, the preferring of
them is recommended as both needful andprofa
abte. CbiTutrv Stores may make it an article
worth their attention to collect: As any quan
tity of such as are large and strong, will be
bought at the belt price, by WILLIAM
MAXWELL, at his Snuff and Tobacco Manu
f.&vy, in Wall-Sr eet, New-York.
N. B. When blown, dryingthem gently in a
fraoke-houfe, is rhe best method to preserve
them from the worm: When the necks are cut
off, it muff be done carefully, leaving as small a
hsle as possible.
JTM~EY N EWPOR T,
DISTILLE R,
LIVING at the lower end of Little
Queen-Street, at the North-River, has
tor. Sale, a Quantity of Geneva, Brandy and
Cordials. Thole who honour him with their
commands, will find he endeavours to merit a
continuance of their favours.
ABRAHAM DELANOY, Jun.
Living in Hanover-Square, next Door to Peter
Van Brugh Livingflon's, Esq;
HAS TO DISPOSE OF,
Excellent Calk Gin, by the five
gallons or larger quantity, Jamaica Spirits
in hoglheads, Porter Calks, and a few barrels of
Sugar.
N, B. Old Spirits, Rum, Sugar, Chocolate,
Codec, &c. by retail, as formerly.
Refined
BAR I R O N,
Directly from the Works,
Sold bv ROBERT ERSKINE,
Near White-Hall Ferry, New-York.
N. B. Orders for Iron, drawn to any size,
from 34ths, to 3 inches Square, and fro'm 1 I
half to five inches flat, executed with pundua
lity and dispatch. Mill iron, rudder irons, &c.
diad n to patterns.
$ — . —, ^z^Y•% g^§'Z $
POET's CORNER.
^crc^— —D"^'*-^f ^=== === Q.
WHAT's the spring, breathing violet,
and role,
11 oat's the summer, with all his gay train,
Or the plenty ol autumn to thole,
Who htve barter'd their freedom for gain ?
No sweetness the senses can cheat,
That corruption and bribery bind,
No brightness the gloom ever clear;
For honour $ rhe lun of the mind.
L^t virtue diAingiiifh the brave,
Place riches in lower degree,
Think him poorest, who dares be a flare,
And him richefl, who dales to be tree.
WRIGHT AND MCALLISTER,
FLAX WHEEL MAKERS,
At the Spinning-Wheel, nearly opposite St.
Paul's Church, Broad-Way,
OFFER their service to the encouragers
of American Manufactories, who may be
supplied on the shortest notice, with Wheels of
different kinds, at reasonable prices: And, as
their attention will be chitfly engaged in this
branch of the turning bulinefs, they hope to
merit the encouragement of the publie, and an
swer any commissions they may be favoured
with from the oountiy.
~A JOTICE is hereby given to all the Cre
1\ ditors of Thomas Pollen, an insolvent
debtor, in the, county of Morris, and province
ot New-Jersey, that there will be a dividend
made of 'the laid infolvent's estate among the
federal credito s, at the house of Peter Dickin
son, inn-keeper in Morris-Town, on Thursday
the „th day of September next, at one o'clock
in the afternoon ; and all the creditors of the
said insolvent, are hereby defiled to attend at
the house of Did Peter Dickinson, on Thursday
the I (th day of August next, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, to make known their demands,
tht they may be fettled by the refpe&ive cre
ditors, then and there to meet for that purpose.
Dated this loth day of June, 1776.
PETER MACKIE, Assignee.
SAMUEL BROOME, and Co.
HAVING removed their flore to New-
Hav n, defiie all those indebted to them,
to call and fettle their accounts, either with them
at New-Haven, or Mr. Daniel Phenix, living
in New-York, nearly opposite where said
Broome and Company kept their flore. They
have still on hand, a final! assortment of Goods,
suitable for the approaching season, to be fold
f<)t oafh or short credit, on the usual moderate
terms.
ORANGE PIGIRON,
New-York, Sold by
JOHN GRIFFITH S,
King-Street, near the French Church.
TO THE
[The following BOOK deserves the Atten
tion of all thole Gentlemen who ate engaged
in a legillative Capacity; particularly thoie
to whom the important Trull iscommitted, of
ercctinga new Form of Government in this,
Pievince.]
Just pubbjhed, and. Sold by
WILLIAM GREE N,
Bookseller, in Maiden-Lane,
ENGLISH LIBERTIES,
OR THE
Free-born Subject's Inheritance;
CONTAINING,
Magna Chaeta, Char-ta de Forefla, the Statute
Be Talagio non coneedmdo, the Habeas Corpus
Act, and several other Statutes; with Com
ments on each of them.
likewise,
Of Ship-Money : Of Tonnage and Poundage:
Of Parliaments, and the Qualification and
Choice of Members: Of the Three Estates,
and of the Settlement of the Crown by Par
liament.
TOGETHER WITH
A short Hidory of the Succession, not by any
hereditary Ri.;ht: Alfa a Declaration of the
Liberties of the Subjed : And of the Oath of
Allegiance and Supremacy. The Petitionof
Right ; with a short but Impartial Relation
of the Difference between King Charles I.
and the Long Pa liament, cone ruing the
Prerogative of the King, the Liberties ot the
Subject, and the Rife ol the Civil Wars. Or
Trials by Juries, and of the Qualifications of
Jurors; their Punishment for Misbehaviour,
and ofChallenges to them.
LASTLY,
Of ]uftices of the Peace, and Coroners : With
many Law-Cases throughout'the Whole.
By WILLIAM NELSON, Esoj
Of the Middle-Temple, &c.
At the above Place may be had, lately Publifted,
I. JOSEPHUS's WORKS, 4 voh.—
An American publication, in large Print,
good Paper and Binding, far superior to any
Scotch Edition.
2. Leland's History of Ireland, 4 vols.
j. Walker's excellent Sermons.
4. Muir's feled Sermons.
g. An Essay on Women..
6. The Life of the Rev. George Whitefield.
7, The Lite of Dr. Philip Doddridge.
8. Viaud's voyages and Falconer's Shipwreck.
g. The Vicar of Wakefield.
10. Samson Occom's Collection of Hymns.
11. The History of Inoculation.
12. Cook's Voyages.
13. The entertaining Amours of Abelard and
Eloise.
I f. The Maccaroni Jester.
ig. The Wits of Wedminfter, &c. &c.
T~ BE SOL D,
By the Subscriber,
Either altogether, or in such Parts as may best
Suit the Purchaser,
EIGHTEEN Hundred acres of excellent
LAND, being part of the patent of
Hyde-Park, in the county of Dutchels, about
seven miles above the town of Poughkeeptie,
and within a mile and a half of one of the bed
landings upon the North-River.---For farther
particulars enquire of the fubferiber, near the
premises, or of Doctor Samuel Bard, in New
York. JOHN BARD.
STOLEN, last Night,
Out of Mr. SAMUEL CORNELL's pasture,
at Fiufhing, on Long-liland,
TWO MARES; one a sorrel, with white
feet, and a blaze down her face, about
ei^hc years old; the other a brown, with white
feet behind, and two white heels before ; three
years old this grass. Whoever secures both or
either, so that the owner can have th m again,
shall have FOUR DOLLARS reward for each,
by applying as above, or to Mr. Richard Deane,
divider at the North river, New-York.
Flushing, June 4, 1776.
CAROLINA INDIGO,
OF the firft quality, best SALTPETRE
HAMS, and BAR IRON, to be
Sold by ALEXANDER ROBERTSON,
and Co. at their Store, in Queen-Street ; who
earnestly request all those indebted to them,
(especially those whole accounts have been due
twelve months) to make immediate payment, or
they will be under the necessity of taking disa
greeable methods to recover the fame.
STOCKHOLM and DICKSON,
HAVE FOR SAL E,
Best French and Carolina
I N D I G O,
STEEL and CHOCOLATE.
, A L S O,
A Quantity of the very best of the following
A tides, viz.
Mufeovado Sugar, Weft India Rum, New-
York ditto, New-England ditto, Molafles, a
few Chests of Green Tea, a few pieces of
Cambricks, and Spices of different kinds, the
belt of Virginia Tobacco, refined Sugars of all
forts, at the Sugar-house, in French Church
Street.
The above articles will be fold cheap, by the
quantity, for Caih.
,Q Pubtifca, ana now Selling by
WILLIAM GREEN,
In MaibeN-Lane,
Price Ten Shillings and Eight-Pence,
Neatly Bound,
THE
DISEASES
INCIDENT _T 0
A R M I E S.
WITH THE
METHOD of CUR E.
IpR ANSLATED from the Original of
'Baron Van Swieten, Physician to
their Imperial Majesties. To which are added.
The Nature and Treatment of GUN-SHOT
WOUNDS. By John Ranby, Esq; Sur
geon-General to the British Army. Likewise,
Directions to be observed by Sea Surgeons in
Engagements. Alio, Preventatives of the Scur
vy at Sea. By William Northcote, Sur
geon, many Years in the Sea-Service. With
Rules for preserving Health in Warm and Cold
Climates. By Doctor Lind. Published for the
Use of Military and Naval Surgeons.
Memorandum. It is presumed that what
ever contributeth to promote the Health and
Happiness of such valuable lives as those of A
merican Soldiers and Sailors, Should
meet with a generous Reception, not only
from those who are more immediately engaged
in the pecuniary Superintendment of their
Welfare, but also from all the Friends to Li
berty and Humanity, who are in opulent Cir
cumhances ; and especially from all the Land
and Sea-Officers, whole personal Safety, either
from or in Diseases, (as well as the very large
Number of Privates under their Command) are
so very Dependent on the Knowledge and Abi
lities of their Phylicians.
N. B. Cash given for Tanned SHEEPS
SKINS, at the above Place.
New-York, April 2;, 1776.
THE Partnership of STEWART and
NICOLL, being diflolved by the
death of Mr. Alexander orewart, all perfohs
indebted to the partnership, as well as to mytclf,
ar® humbly requeued to be as Speedy in their
payments as possible ; and those that have de
mands against either, to fend in their accounts
and they Shall be immediately discharged.
Just Published, and now Selling by
SAMUEL LOUDO N,
T H E
Gentleman Farrier's Repository
Of Elegant and approved Remedies,
FOR THE
DISEASES of HORSES:
CONTAINING,
The Surgical and Medical Part of Practical
Farriery. Abo, directions for the proper
treatment of Poss-chaise and other Horses,
after violent exerciie. With suitable Re
marks on the whole. To which are now
added, Observations on broken winded
Horses, endeavouring to prove the feat of that
malady not to be in the Lungs.
By J. BARTLETT, Surgeon.
also,
DILWORTH'S SCHOOL-MASTER'S AS
SISTANT, being a Compendium ®f Arith
metic, "both Practical and Theoretical.
LIKEWISE,
DILWORTH's SPELLING-BOOK, by
wholesale and retail.
TO BE SO L D,
By ROBERT BRYSON,
At the Store where Messrs. M'Farren and Dun
lap, lately occupied in Maiden-Lane,
A Quantity of ve i y clean Long-lfland
F LA X, anda Quantity ot Brown and
White Tow Cloth.
JEREMIAH ANDREWS,
JEWE L L E R,
Hanover Square, New York;
THINKS proper to inform the Public, as
he hath been absent from this city some
time, (and understanding that many things have
been called for, in his way, during his abfenee)
that he is now returned to his former place of
business; where he will gratefully receive the
commands of his kind friends and customers,
which shall be performed with faithfulnefs and
dispatch.
CHARLES NICOLL.
N. B. Red Port Wine to be fold by Did Ni
coll at White-Hall.
THREE PENCE per POUND,
Given by
SAMUEL LOUDON,
FOR the best fort of CLEAN, WHITE
' LINEN RAGS, and so in proportion foi
that of an inferior fort.
N. B. Said Andrews will give a good price
for old Gold and Silver.
PRINTIN G,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Performed by
SAMUEL LOUDO N,
With Neatness, Accuracy and Dispatch.
City of New-York, fl.
JESSE SMITH, being sworn on the hol,
Eyang^lifts of Almighty God, depofeth ^
"j^b '" at he did not lend his name unjuflly to
Mr^Richard Deane's advertisement, as James
Newport insinuates in his advertisement in Ms.
Loudon's paper of the 30th of May last : And
this deponent turther rairh, he cannot get any
one to buy the Brandy from him, that he bought
trom the above-mentioned James Newport, they
faying it is only Cyder Spirits; therefore, this
deponent would be very glad that James New
port would take has Brandy back, and return
him his money, .s he looks on it as a great fraud
and imposition : And further this" deponent
fuh, that to the bell of his knowledge he never
laid that Mr. Richard Deane, or any one fee
him, ll.ewed him a (ample of good Brandy, and
alter delivered him Brandy of an inferior quali
ty. And this deponent further faith, That the
Brandy fliown him at Mr. Deane's Distillery, as
a sample, and the Brandy sent him by Mr.
Deane, Was of equal quality to the full as the
sample, as he could never perceive any difference
betwixt the sample shown, and the brandy he
after received.
JESSE SMITH.
Sworn June 4, 1776,
before me Francis Filkin, Alderman.
Just Publifad
By SAMUEL LOUDON.
Pi ice Eighteen Coppers,
1 The Church's Flight into the Wilderness .•
A N
ADDRESS on the TIMES.
Containing, some important Observations on
Scripture Prophecies.
shewing, thac some of them plainly relate to
Great Britain and the American Colonies,
and are fulfilling at the present day.
By SAMUEL SHERWOOD, A. M.
Come out of her, my people, that ye be n®t
partakers of her fins, and that ye receive uot
of her plagues.
RICHARD DEANE.
New-York, July §, 1776.
City 'f New-Berk,ff.
JAMES STOKER, being fivorn on the ho
ly Ev^ngelifts of Almighty God, depofeth a^d
Saith, that he has lived with Mr. Richard
Deane, above these four years, as a diftiiler and
manager ot his bulinefs, and that he never knew
Mr. Deane, or any one for him, to Shew a sam
ple of Brandy, or any other liquor for file, .nd
after to deliver liquor of an interior quality to
the sample: And further this deponent faith,
that he has known Mr. Deane different times,
when liquor has been made that did not pfeafe
him, to have it dillilfed over again, and have it
made good before he would allow it to be fold :
And further this deponent faith, that the fam
pie of Brandy that was Shewn to Capt. Jeflfe
Smith, and tire pipe of brmdy he got was of the
famequality, the fampie being a par* of laid
pipe. And further this deponent faith not.
JAMES STOKER.
Sworn June 4, 1776,
before me .Francis Filkin, Alderman.
SHIP-CHANDLERY,
TO BE SOLD BY
SAMUEL LOUDO N.
A Small assortment of cordage, junk, okum,
=, twine and fail needles.
An adortmerat of lines and fdh-hooks.
A few copper gun ladles, worms and bits.
A final! assortment of ironmongery.
Japann'd quart and pint jacks.
Tar and tallow brushes.
Watch, half watch, half hour, half and quarter
minute glafles.
Hand pumps.
Iron pots,
And sundry other other articles; all which will
be fold on very moderate jerms.
To Mr. JAMES NEWPORT.
Sir,
SEE IN G, by your affidavit annexed to your
advertisement in Mr. Loudon's paper, of
the 30th of May last, you attempt to bring me
into the fame disgrace into which you ^ave
brought yourfelf, by felling bad brandy, through
the credit of a good Sample ; I think it my duty
to Shew the falfenefs of your dellgn herein, by
the following affidavits, which I doubt not. will
be fuflicient.—As to your contending with me
about making Brandy, I think it Something cu
rious, especially when I recollect that you yonr
felf told me, in my Office, thmt what you wee
felling for Brandy, was Cyder Spirits, which you
had only coloured, and added Some flavouring
to, without distilling them ; doubtless, when you
distil them, if ever you do, your Brandy mull be
wonderful good, as you think it so good at pre
sent. I fee by your N. B. that you seem to
wonder I have taken no notice of my old custo
mer in the Broad-Way. Surely, Sir, if Dudley
Broadftreet, the conjurer, made one half of the
inhabitants of the city of London believe, as I
have been told he did, that he would go into a
Quart Bottle; 'tis no great wonder you Should
make one of the inhabitants of this city believe
that you can conjure Cyder Spirits into Brandy,
without diflilling them. Had I not experienced
some of your dexterity in other lefpefte, lihould
think very little of the above; but another day,
and another method will bring you to a proper
account, which your conduct has made it abso
lutely necessary for me to do.