The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1781-04-02 00:00:00, page 4

Just imported in the Chip Nanev, Capt. Miller^ from
London, a general assortment of
European and Eaf-India
GOO D S,
Amongst which are the following articles, viz.
IRISH linens, Russia sheeting and Ravens duck,
German oznaburgs, men and womens fhoesj lea
ther gloves, mens hats, perfumery, silks, gauzes,
ribbons, thread lace, fine wax candles, tin and ja
panned ware, window glass, &c.
To be fold on reasonable terms, wholesale,
By JAMES DUNCAN,
At his (lore, No. 189, Water-street, corner of
De Peyfter street.
Likewise, a few pipes of high flavoured
PORT WINE.
WE the fubferibers being appointed by Alex
ander Graham, and his creditors, to a& as
trustees for them refe&ively, do hereby give notice
to all perlons having any demands against the said
Alexander Graham, to bring in their accounts to us,
on or before the 10th day of April next. We fur
ther desire ail performs indebted to the laid Alexander
Graham to make immediate payrhent to us, as no
receipt of his after this date, in refpe& to his past
tranfiaions in New-York will be valid. And
whereas divers goods have been secreted by him or
by others for his use, with an intention to defraud
his creditors, many of which have been difeovered ;
and from circumstances it is apprehended there may
some remain yet secreted; we therefore give this
public notice, to all perlons having property belong
ing to the said Alexander Graham, to deliver the
fame immediately to the fubferibers, in default of
which, the, will be prosecuted as receivers of ftolea
goods. JOHN MURRAY,
JOSEPH BREWER,
DAVID KNOX,
HUGH HENDERSON.
"°±Y°'k, M rch 22, 1781.
AVery good GARDEN, wicha
great quantity of fruit of all
kinds, to be let out at the Halves, sot
the season. Enquire of the Printer.
TO BESOL D,
SEVERAL very valuable lots of ground in the
Broadway, and New Greet, formerly in the pos
session of Richard Nicholls, Efy And to be let on
building leases, a large lot in the Broadway opposite
the Fort, two in Beaver-street, and one in Market
field-ttreet/ For particulars, enquire of Harrison
and Auchmuty, attornies at law, No. 235, Queen
fret. ctf.
fbbeLET,
And possession given the firft day of April or May
next, a large, commodious and well situated
STORE HOUSE,
AT the head of Farmar's wharf, and fronting the
welt fide of Peck's flip; having th ee very
convenient lofts, with tackle, &c. and capable of
flowing any kind of merchandize without the expence
of casting, and will contain 150 hogsheads of rum.
Ts fixation is equal, if not preferable to any about
Peek's flip, for the grocery business. Apply to the
printer.
TO BE SOLD,
A Houfe lately occupied by Peter Underwood, and
now possessed by Dominick Dougharty, front
ing Cruger, wharf, and may be entered the firft of
May next. It is on leafed ground; the lease of
which, and farther particulars, may be known by
applying to Edward Reynolds, taylor, on Marlton's
wharf. _
To be fold at Private Sale,
Choice LISBON WINE, in pip;s, hogsheads
and quarter calks,
RAISINS of the fijG quality, in calks and jars,
LEMONS and ORANGES in the highest
perfection,
Imported in the snow Nancy, just arrived from
Lisbon. For terms apply to
EMANUEL ' WALKER,
No. 40, Hanover-Square, or
JAMES KING, No. 57, Wall-Street,
LINDLEY~MURRAY,
At his Store, No, 209, Water Street,
Between the Coffee-Houfe and Superintendent's Office,
has lor sale the following articles, just imported in the
Nancy, Capr. Miller, from London,
Window gbfs of
various sizes,
A variety ofnails and flpikes
fiom 3d. to ten inch,
Iron flock'd anchors from
goto 300 vet.
Smail graplins,
Iron and fliod shovels,
Frying pans,
Iron camp kettles, very du
rable,
Plated stock locks, padlocks,
Files, boat chains,
Best double worm spike and
nail gimblets,
Writing paper,
Lg ana journal books,
Wafers, ink powder,
White rope from 4 inches to
half an inch,
Cordage of all dimensions,
Alarge assortment of wooden
bowls and platters of the
best quality,
Putty, whi ing,
TO BE LET,
THE large STORE of Robert Cromme
line's at the Crane, from the firft of
May next. Enquire of Thomas Ellison, No.
31, Beekman-ftreet.
'JOHNBETT&
No. 43, Whitehall,
Has for Sale ar his Cordial Distillery,
ORANGE WA FER, Clove Water, All Fours,
- Annifeed Water, DAloe Stevens, Shrub,
Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Cherry Ram, Gin, and
Geneva in Cases.
Best London glue,
Lampblack, oil, and paints,
cf al! colours,
Varnilh and oil of tar,
Fine sweet oil in jars,
English bend leather,
Fiffiing lines, and the best
Kirby hooks,
Telescopes, quadrants, and
compares,
Buntin, and a variety of suits
of colours,
Horn and tin lanthorns,
Speaking trumpets,
Time glasses,
Pint and quart pewter mugs,
The best velvet corks,
And a general assortment of
ironmongery, tin ware,
and Blip chandlery ; any
of which articles he will
dispose of whoiefale or re
tail on the most reasonable
terms.
DUMB FISH,
Pickled Mackarel, and Herring,
JUST arrived in the Schooner Success from
Halifax and Penobfcot, and to be fold by
JOHN PORTEOUS, No. 9, Hanover-square,
who has also for file, some choice SPARS-and
. LUMBER. ______
'To be fold at public VENDUE,
By JAMES MACKRELL,
On Monday the 9th of April next,
A Good two story house, in an excellent stand for
any kind of business, situated in the town of
Flushing, confiding of four rooms on a floor, with
a good cellar and kitchen, barn, out-houses, a good
garden, anda small lot of land, on part of which is
a nursery of fine fruit trees, to be fold with or with
out the stock in trade, which confitts of an affortinent
of dry goods, ironmongery, tin, glass, earthen ware,
and groceries. Also a small farm, containing forty
acres of land, 15 of which is in wheat, with an ex
cellent orchard, a good house not quite finifhed, that
has a fine profpe& over the water.
TO BE SOLD,
AN elegant and commodious BRICK HOUSE,
now in the possession of Mr. Lloyd Diubeny,
No. 30, Broad-street and corner of Princess-Greet.
I There are three rooms on the firft floor, four rooms
I on the second, three ceil'd rooms in the garret, a
Iconvenient brick kitchen, with a cellar underneath,
' a smoke house in the kitchen garret, a large and
I commodious dry cellar under the house, a Gone cif-
I tern, and a well of the best spring water, with a good
I yard and gangway. Allo, a new three story BRICK
IHouse1 House adjoining, No. 21, Princess-street, now in
I the tenure of Mr. Pitcher, in which there are nine
Irooms, a good cellar and kitchen, a large garret, a
)well of spring water, a good cistern, and a convenient
' yard. The title indisputable, and possession to be
riven the firft of May next. Application to be
made to JOHN NICOLL,
SAMUEL DEALL.
At Nd 14, Vandam's wharf, near the ferry Hairs.
N SHU L L's
Looking Glass and Dry Good Store,
Is removed from No. 43, the corner of Beekman
flip, Queen-Greet, 'and has for sale,
A Large assortment of looking glasses, girandoles,
A tea cadies, tea chests, and gentlemens razor
cases. Also the best London crystal crown glass for
pictures, cut and put into frames if required, and
looking glasses cut into any form, or taken in ex
change.
To be fold cheap,
London hair powder, perfumed and plain; ladies
and gentlemens French white kid gloves, well made,
and the belt of leather; also mullin and Holland
gloves; a few pieces of well chosen brocades and
mantuas, gown trimmings, flowers, &c, ladies re
markable fine bleached white court chip hats, adap
ted to the approaching season. Split cane for calafhes,
bonnets, &c. fultians, jeans, and Holland Gripe.
The above to be fold very cheap, for ready money,
at the Universal Store, or the Medley of Goods, No.
2122, next door to Mess s. Buchannan's, & Co. nearly
oppefite the Fly-Market, Queen-street. Also a few
remaining kegs of black paint, imported from a
noted oilman in London.
A CELLAR to Let.
LOT TERY.
THE possessors of undrawn tickets in the firft class
of the New York Refugee and other Poor Lot
tery, are hereby notified, that the time for renewing
them will expire on Wednesday the 4'h of April.
N. B. A few tickets renewed in the second class,
are to be fold hv the managers.
CHOCOLATE,
¥ JWARRANTED fine and good, wholesale and
¥T retail, at reasonable rates, by REBECCA
GOMEZ, at the chocolate manufa&ory, No. 57,
Nassau Street, next to Ann-street ; who has also for
sale belt Spermaceti Oil for lamps, common lamp
ditto, liver and train oil for curriers use. Teas,
sugars, spices, blue, soap, and best Poland starch at
is. per pound, vinegar at 4s. per gallon, firft quality
Durham mustard at 4s. per lb. railins, almonds,
citron, playing cards, &c. &c. ctf.
Emanuel Walker,
Has removed his (tore from MILL-STREET, to
No. 40, Hanover-Square,
Nearly opposite the Admiral's, and formerly possessed
by Younghufband and Harrison,
Where he is now opening for Sale,
A General assortment cf European and India
GOODS, calculated for the approaching sea
son, imported in the lak fleet and tunning Ships from
London ; which will be disposed of (by wholesale
only) on the lowest terms.
Also Yorkshire hams, pickled tripe, assorted cases
of pickles, Howe's acid, Durham mustard, turpen
tine and white soap, a few calks glass ware, Welt-
India rum, Jamaica Spirits, Port and L'fbon wine,&c.
HUGH SMIT H, and Co.
Have for sale at their Store, No. 21,Little Dock-street,
BEST London claret, also new rose butter, Che-
Shire, single and double Gloucester cheeses of
Ithe very best quality, and the latest importation.
They continue to fell every article in the grocery way
as usual. All orders from Geutlemen of the Army
and Navy punctually attended to, and carefully ex
ecuted.
WALTER SPENS has to dispose of a few
pipes of port and Lisbon wines, of the very
I best quality ; enquire of Hugh Smith, and Co. No. 21.
Little Dock-Street, where the business of said Walter
; Spens is tranfafted in his absence, by Hugh Smith.
MARSTON&RAPALJE;
In Wall-Street, corner of Smith-street, have for sale,
A Parcel mufeovado, and Choice Madeira and port
clay'd sugars, in hhds. wines, in pipes, hhds.
tierces, and barrels, and quarter calks,
Gun-powder well adapted for French brandy,
musketry and cannon, war- A quantity of Jamaica
ranted good, rum in puncheons,high
Hyfon and congo T E AS, in proof,
cnefts, Flour,
Coffee, Ship bread, newly baked,
Starch, a quantity, at 70s. per
Steel in boxes, cwt, warranted goad.
SAGOE.
Bowen's Patent Sagoe Powder,
IMPORTED in thejaft Veilcis from the original
Patentee at Georgia, and warranted genuine,
by the Hundred, or Smaller Quantity ; likewise, a
frefti supply of Gum Camphor, Sperma Caeti, &c.
To be had of James Muirson, at No. 223,
Queen-Greet, nearly facing the upper End of the
Fly- Market.
Murray, Sanfbm, and Co.
Have just imported in the Ship Nancy, Capt. Miller,
from London, and the brig Peggy, Capt. Hastie,
'from Glafgow', a general assortment of European
and East India goods, which they have for sale
on reasonable terms ,
Amongst which are the following Articles, viz.
PORTER in hogSheads, a small quantity of the
very best fupeifine flour, Single and double re
fined sugar, men and womens Shoes, paper hang
ings, fuftians, jeans, jeannets, and corduroys, a
variety of plain, figured and Griped gauzes, Scotch
threads, bed ticks, needle worked lawn aprons and
handkerchiefs, brown Holland, cotton checks,
Crowley's Geel, mens, youths, and childrens hats,
linseed oil, red and whitepaints, Sheet lead, powder
and Shot, tin plates, turpentine soap, long, middling
and Short pipes, china in boxes, aborted, starch,
Dilworth's Spelling books, testaments, &c, &c.
They have also for file, Lisbon and Fort wines,
Jamaica spirits, excellent Hollands geneva in calks,
and Britiib brandy.
Alexander Riddell, and Co.
No. 20, opposite Mr. Hugh Gaine's, Hanover
fquare, have just imported in the brig Peggy, Capt.
Hastie, and tube fold on reasonable terms, whole
sale only,
SUPERFINE flour in barrels, barley in kegs, gin
ger bread, turpentine soap; tin, copper, and pew
ter ware; glass ditto, bottled porter, and strong beer
in calks, mens wax'd and military Shoes, and a few
chaldrons of good coals. Also a neat assortment of
dry goods as usual, calculated for the approaching
season. N. B. The brigantine Peggy, will be clear
to fail for Glasgow by the twenty fixhin&ant: For
freight or passage, apply as above, or at the master
on board, lying at Murray's Wharf. She is a stout
vessel and fails remarkably faft.
NOTICE is hereby given, that if all Cap ain
Delancey's tenants do not within fix weeks
from this day difeharge and pay unto his attorney
George Stanton, ail arrem of rent now due to the
said Capt. Delancey, that they may depend upon
being difpeffeffed, agreeable' to the tenor of their
leases, and the lots let out to other performs.
N. B. A number of vacant lots of said Capt. De
lancey to be leafed. Enquire of Aid George Stanton.
New-Yoik, Feb, 14, 1781.
Three H^rtTs-lTs
Near the Fly-Market to be SOLD;
THEY are well situate for any fort of business,
and some of them have had a great run for
may years past. For particulars apply to HUGH
GAINE. If not fold by the firft of M?y next, one
of the belt of them will be
TO LE
Double glazed BONNET or Frefs PAPERS,
Just opened, and to be fold by
JOSEPH TOTTEN,
No. 179, Qgeen-Street,
Like -wife,
Superfine and fecund cloths, by the piece, with
trimniings suitable,
Ractmetts, fhalloons, durants and tammies, of all
colours,
Mufeovado sugars by the hog fliead or barrel,
Jamaica spirits by the hogshead,
Fresh flour by the barrel,
Mould candles by the box,
And a few crates of queen's ware neatly assorted.
N. B. The above articles will be fold cheap for
CASH ______
NEW YORK, March r, 1781.
B.WADDINGTON,
At No. 8, ^VEEN-STREET.
Has the undermentioned ARTICLE S, calculated
for the approaching Season, that he has imported in
the last fleet, and innning mips Aom England, which
he will fell on very low terms as usual, by the Package
or Quantity, for CASH:
PR INTED Q/fan
and Chintzes, a large
collection of the newest and
most elegant patterns,
Printed Handkerchiefs and
Shauls dff> ted,
IriJb Linens by the case,
A large assortment of Lun
gee and Pullicat Romal,
and Bandano Handker
chiefs,
Carridart ies, Seersuckers, and
Limencas,
Book Muffin Handkerchiefs,
Checked an^fprigged Muffins,
Eaftlndia Cbint% Patches,
a choice cclledtion,
India Taffaties, Luteftrings,
and ell wide Persians, a
great variety of colours,
Marseilles & Mo:k Quiltings,
Dutch, German and small 1
corded Dimmities, all
prices,
Coloured and white Jeans,
Fustians and Corduroys,
9-8 wide striped Cotton
Hollands,
Brown Hollands,
Men and Womens Cotton,
Thread, Silk, and Wor
ked Hose,
Figured and plain Ribbons,
a very cheap parcel,
Best Superfine cloths, viz.
To BE SOLD, or LET,
And entered on the firft of May next,
AHoufe of four rooms on the firft floor, and four
on the second, with five fie places; a large
convenient kitchen and oven adjoining ; a new barn
lately built, and fufficient for twenty horses ; a large
garden containing the belt kinds of fruit trees, and
a fufficient quantity of asparagus, strawberries, and
rafociries. The whole in the belt repair, containing
abou* 12 acres, and situate in the town of Jamaica,
oppefite the English Church. Enquire of John Li
vingrton, on the premises, or Philip I, Livingston,
at Hell-Gate. (31 38)
white, navy blue, and
London brown,
Cafimert, vie. white, navy
blue, farlet, mulberry,
and stone colour,
White mock Cafmers,
Clear Lawns, and low Cam
bricks,
Needle worked and checked
lawns,
Lawn Handkerchiefs, with
worked and plain borders
Black Modes and Sattins,
English Persians,
A large assortment of white
and black Lace and
Edgings,
Superfine white and black
Durante,
Men and Womens Gloves.
Likewise,
Caftile Soap, by the box,
A calk containing Black
Paint, and ground white
Lead, in kegs,
Linseed Oil,
A box curious Hyfoh Tea,
A few calks of Pickles,
A case containing Nutmegs,
Cloves, Mace, and Cinna
mon,
A hand mill on a new con
ftruaion for grinding any
kind of grain, calculated
for a Farmer.
This Day is publifad.
And to be fold at the Bible and Crown,
Hanover-Squami,
A Second Edition, (with Alterations ang
Corredions) of
GAINE's
Universal Register;
O R,
AMERICAN and BRITISH
KALENDAR,
For the Year 178T.'
CONTAINING,
'° "" en dar ; with a table of sundry coins, an
the Quaker's general meetings.
2. A concise account of England, and a table of all its
Kings and Queens since the conquest in 1066.
3. A table for buying or felling any commodity by the
great hundred, which is 112 pounds.
4. A cable of expences or wages.
5. A table that gives you (by infpeaion) the exad num
ber of days from the firft of January to any day in the
year, or between any other two intermediate days.
6 A table of difeount per cent.
7. A chronological account of remarkable occurrences.
8. A scheme deemed to exhibit nearly the whole race of
mankind now on the furface of the globe.
9. An estimate of the number of inhabitants in the Ame
rican colonies, made in congress September 1774.
10. A geneological lift of the royal family of Great-
Britain, with the sovereign princes of France, Russia,
Spain, Portugal, Prussia, Denmark, Sweden, Germany,
Poland, Holand, Sardinia, and Turkey.
11. His Majesty's most honorable privy council.
12. Lift of the peers of the blood of Great-Britain, dukes,
marquises, earls, vifeounts, and barons.
13. Peers, dukes, marquises, earls, vifeounts, arid barons
of Scotland,
14. Archbiffiops and bishops of England.
15. Knights of the garter, thiftlc, and bath.
16. Secretaries of state.
13. .Officers of the privy seal and signet cffice ; treasury;
exchequer; chancery; king's bench; common pleas;
trade and plantations; customs; excise; stamp duties;
mint; post office; navy and pay office; admiralty of
fice; and war office.
IS. Miniftcis to and from the foutbern and northern
provinces.
194 A new and corred lift of the royal navy of Great-
Britain, containing the names of all the mips either in
or out of commission.
20, Ships of war taken by Great-Britaln since the com
mencement of the war,
21. Admirals of the royal navy,with a defcriptiom of their
several flags,
22. Captains, matters, and commanders in the royal navy ;
number of men and weight of metal in each rate; and
pay of the several officers..
23. House of commons of Great-Britain, and the town#
they rep efenta
24 Precedency among men and women.
25. Peers of the blood, dukes, earls, vifeounts, and baron#
of Ireland ; peeresses by creation or defeent; bifheps,
archbishops and deans,
26. A description of America.
27. General eftabliihment of all the provinces on the
continent of North-America.
28. Table shewing the v,lue of any sum from id. Ster
ling ro,£. 10,000 in New-York currency;
29. Half Johannes's reduced into Sterling money and
currency of New-York.
30. Amount of dollars in Sterling money and New-York
currency.
31. Value of guineas from 1 to 10,000, in dollars, Ster
ling money, and New-York currency.
32. Pay of his Majesty's land forces, with a lift of all the
generals and field officers,
33. Staff officers of all the British, Hessian, Anfpach,and
Provincial officers, under the command of General Sir
Henry Clinton, K. B.
34. British regiments in America, with the dates of the
officers commissions, and their rank in the army.
35. Hi, Majesty's Blips in America, under the command
of Marine Arbuthnot, vice admiral of the whit,.
Richard Speaight,
CHYMIST and DRUGGIST,
No. 41, Queen-Street,
Has imported by the Fame, and Edward, from
London, a general assortment of Da.UGS and
M ED ICIN E S, amongst which are,
The Surgeons of the Navy and Army may be
fupplicd at a moderate Advance, and their Custom
acknowledged with Thanks,
N. B. A Set of Capital and Trepaning Instru
ments to be fold cheap.
This Day is feubiijbed, ana to be had of
HUGH GAIN E,
The Seaman's Vade-Mecum,
AND
Defenfive WAR by SEA;
Containing the Proportions of Rigging, Masts and Yards,
Weight of Anchors, Sizes and Weight of Cables and
Cordage, Lift of the Navy. The Exercise of the Small
Arms, Bayonet, Granadocs, and great Guns, Duty of
Officers, &c. Also,
Shewing how to prepare a Merchant-Ship for a close
Fight, by disposing their Bulk-heads, Leaves, Coam
ings, Look-holes, &c.
Chacing; the Advantages to be taken by the Chace con
sidered, under all Positions in refpea to Wind and Tide.
Defenfive Fighting; Brewing how Merchant-Ships are to
a&, whether single er in Fleets, when cannonaded or
boarded by the Enemy, &c.
Naval Fortifications; the Advantages of Mooring con
sidered, in refpc& to Wind and Tide; and how to lay
Booms in strait and crooked Rivers, &c.
An Essay on Naval Book keeping; as well in refpe& to
the Purser, as to the Captain's Clerk and Steward,
The Method of forming Signals for the Regulation of
Merchant-Ships failing in Company, under the Di
rection of a Commodore in Time of War; with many
other Particulars relating to the Navy and Merchant-
Service.
By WILLIAM MOUNTAIN E.
Most Excellent
Nurenberg Salve,
SOLD BY H. GAINE.
Antimony,
Quick-silver,
Borax, aqua-fortis,
English faffion,
Magnesia alba,
Chamomile flowers.
Oil of lavender,
Fine fal rochell,
Spermaceti,
True glauber salts,
Flowers of fulphur, and
Sago,
Pill boxes, phials.
Ivory syringes,
Rose Pink,
Drop lake, and carmine,
With sundry other arti
cles too tedious to enu
merate ; all of which,
will be fold wholesale,
and retail, on very low
terms.