The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-02-03 00:00:00, page 3

folfrng Advertisement Was pu^lifiied ha
'^per of the 2^th of November last.
''BOSTON, November ii, 1776.
^ay certify, that D^dor Preferred CP,, \
, ,ned the cannon at Castle-William that ;
ap by the enemy ; and is the real invert -।
^age, whereby the cannon that had their |
° foke off, by this new invented carriage :
Hindered serviceable, which otherwise i
en useless.
Rich. Gridley, Chief Engineer.
Friday next, at the Theatre Royal, in
ffd Street, will be rfted, the LYAR, with the
Farce called, the UPHOLSTERER. The Prices
fame as the last.
§||§ A tew Bottles es Turlington's original
Balaam, a very excellent Lip SALVE, and the
genuine Keyser's Pills, to be fold at H.Gaine's
Book-Store, in Hanover-Square ; where the Pub
lic may be supplied with Writing Paper of
an excellent Quality, and a Variety of other Arti
cles in the STATIONARY WAY, &c. &c.
2% following Article is just received from the North,
and proves better than a Volume, the def,crate
State and Co^dufi of the Rebels.
" In Convention of the Representatives of the State
" of New-York.
" Refolded and Ordered,
<< THAT all the male Inhabitants from the
Age of Sixteen and upwards, in the County
<< es Westchester, withoutany Diferimination what
« ever, shall take the following Oath of Allegiance
“ to this State, I A. B. do felamnly appeal to Al
'' mighty God, the Rewarder of Good and Pu
" niftier of Evil, that I disclaim and renounce all
<c Allegiance to the King and Crown or Parliament
“ of Great-Britain, and that I acknowledge myfelf
<c fubje& to the State of New-York ; and I do moltl
“ folcmly swear that I will, to the utmost es my
“ Power, defend the fame with my Life and For-1
6< tune, against all its open and secret Enemies |
“ and discover all Plots or Conspiracies against thel
6< fame which may come to my Knowledge. I call'
" God to Wiinefs, as I hope for Salvation at the ।
" g rea t and tremens ns Day of Judgment, when I
<< the Secrets of all Hearts will be known, that I |
<< will faithfully and honestly perform wb^t I have
" now sworn."
Eine Offentliche Bekanntmachung.
NACHDEME der General-Major Ro
bertson in Erfahrung gebracht hat,
dasz die Bibliothec zu des Koenigs Hohen
Schule gehoerig, wie auch die Bibliothec, der
Bibliothec-Societet in der Stadt Neu-York [
Zuftaendig, find beraubet worden, so Wohl derl
Buecher, als auch eines Theils des Philofo
phifehen Inftrumenten u. s. f. Satzes : So wird l
biemit ledermaenniglich Zuivifen gemacht, dasz,
in denen Buechern Zu der Hohen Schule ge-/
hoerig das Wapen der Hohen Schule, oder dasl
Wapen der Zu Fortpflanzung des Evangelii ;
errichteten Societaet feft gemacht od>r figiret
ftehet; und in einipen derfelben ftehet das ;
Wapen des Josephs Murray, Efqr; und daszl
in denen Buechern der Stadt-Bibliothecs-Ge-I
fellschaft't das Wapen befagter Gesellschafft [
figiret iff ; oder, dasz die Zerfchiedene so 1
entwendete Buecher fonden so gezeichnet find,
dasz ledermann wiffen kan, wem felbige aller
feits Zugehceren. Und alien Perfonen, in
deren Hamden einige der befagten Buecher,|
oder einiger Theil des Philofophifchen Inftru-|
menten u. s. f. Satzes dermalen find, aufl
Waferley Weifefie auch zu deren Befiz morgen|
gekommen feyn, wird hiedurch auf das fchaerff- 1
ste anbefohlea, dieselbigen innerhalb ZE
HEN TAGEN dem Drucker diefer Nach
richt einzulrenciigen' Zu dem Gebrauch deter
allerfeitigen Eigenthums-Herrn : —Oder fie
werden dem Profos gefaenglich ueberlieffert
und geftraffet werden als folche, die geftohlene
Guether einnehmen and verhelen.
Neu-York, den zpflen 'January, 1777.
VON HEISTER.
PROCLAMATION.
INFORMATION having been made to
Major-General Robertson, that the Li
brary of King's College, and of the Society
Library in the City of New-York, have been
pillaged, as well of the Books as of Part of the
Philofophieal Apparatus. Public Notice
is hereby given, that in the Books be
longing to the College is placed either the
Arms of the College, or of the Society for
propagating the Gospel, and in some of them
the Arms of Joseph Murray, Esq; and that in
the Books of the City Society Library, is pla
ced the Arms of the said Society, or that the
several Books so pillaged are otherwise so
marked, that no one can be ignorant to whom
they refpeftively belong. And all Persons in
whose Hands any of the said Books or Appa=
ratus now are, by whatever means they came
into their Possession, are hereby strictly ordered,
within TEN DAYS, to deliver the fame to
the Printer hereof, for the Use of the refpe&ive
Proprietors, or they will be committed to the
Provost, and puhilhed as Receivers of stolen
Goods.
- New-York, 27th January, 1777.
_ JAMES ROBERTSON.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Cn the Coffee-Houfe Bridge, To-morrow,
WILL BE SOLD,
10 Tierces of Perk,
10 Barrels of pickled hogs cheeks,
x Turkey carpets and a few green rugs.
FOR SALE,
At DANIEL M'CORMICK's
STORE,
Tn Hanover Square,
Split peasand barley in kegs, fpermaccti candles, fine
green tea, checks, yarn flockings, Walloons, camblets,
felt hats, a quantity of ship bread, and a few boxes of
genuine Key fer's pills, at 645. the box.
To be told at public Vendue,
On TUESDAY next,
By JOHN M'ADAM, and Co.
OLD rum in hogsheads, barrels and kegs; brandy in
tierces, red Barcelona wine in pipes and hogsheads,
candles in boxes, a few pieces nap'd Kendle cottons.
Nt private fake,
Coffee in hogffieacs, bohea tea, Madeira wine in pipes,
hogiheads and quarter calks, mufcovado sugar in hogsheads
and barrels, molasses in hogsheads.
I 'On WEDNESDAY next, ,
IWhl be fold by public auction on the Coffee-Houfe
IBridge, by
IBOWMAN and CODNE R,
BEEF, candles, hams, mustard, soap; pickled
salmon, barley, corks, &c. Also a quantity
of bed tickings, camblets and cambleteens, breeches
patterns, womens worked mitts, mens hats, hard
ware of different forts.
Sale to begin at Eleven o'clock.
For private fab at their office offofte Mr. Gaine's,
Choice British beef, tongues, tripe, manufa&ured
tobacco in hogsheads, and a few puncheons of ex
cellent Welt-India rum.
DAMAGED FLOUR,
To be fold by David Grim,
In William-Street.
7LL perlons that have a demand en the estate of
A Christian Fralich, sugar baker, of the
city of New-York, deceased, are desired to fend in
their accounts to Abraham Wilson, merchant, at
No. 333, in Doek-ftreet ; and all persons indebted
I either by bond, note, or bosk debt, are hereby de
sired to pay the fam@ to the said Abrahau\ Wilson;
by order of
JOHN BURR, and 7
TIMOTHY HORSFIELD, 5 CTCU!Qrs
BENIGNE FRALICH, Executrix.
Bethlehem, Sth June, 1776.
Said Wilson has for sale, 50 barrels of excellent
I Jerfey Flour, frefh ground.
I'"WEAKEN up near Vuredit's terry, north river, a
middle size pettiavger. Any person having loft
fuco a one, may have her agan by applying to William
Faulkner,- at his brewery in Harlem., by proving their
property and paying the expence of 'this advenifement.
To EE SOLD BY
SAMUEL SCHUYLER,
At his (lore, being a back apartment of the corner boufe
opposite the Fly. Market, No. 216, wherein Mr. Da
vis Black now resides, in Qieen-ftreet,
A Large assortment of paper hangings, elegant patterns;
fl a great variety of handsome looking glasses, plain
and ornamental ; a quantity of neat blue and white china,
consisting of the following articles, viz. Tea cups and
saucers, breakfaft ditto, sugar cups and covers, soup and
ffiallow plates; tea pots, milk pots, pint bowls, quart and
half gallon ditto, likewise burnt china bowls, plates, &c.
1 Also excellent red port and Frontinac WINE S,
fallad oil, chocolate, alfpice, ground ginger, Cayanne pep
per, powder blue, Scots fnuff, citron, anchovies, best
ftaplt ifirplafs, Savings hartffiorne, Stoughton's bitters,
Harlem oil, British ink powder, sealing wax, writing pa
per, rpellimg books, bohea tea, wine and beer glasses, de
canters, glass cannisters, kitetfoot tobacco and many other
articles.
WENT off on Sunday rhe 26th ult. from his
master Archibald Hamilton, late Captain in his
Majesty's 31st regt, a negro named C UFF Y, a short
thick-fit fellow. If he applies to any officer to serve
him, it is jequefted be v^ll secure him; and if any
other secures him they mail have two guineas reward.
LOST at Hull's T avern, Yesterday,
A SILVER WATCH (the number and maker's
name forgot) with a gold chain and two gold
feais, the stone of'one of them is out, the other r$ a
fiery dw^n on a wheel, with this motto, Fear God in
Life. Whoever will briag rhe fame to H Gains, Hull
have half a joe reward, and no questionsafked.
GEORGE FOWLER,
Living on Golden-Hill,
A PARCEL oi English CANVAS fom No. T to 8.
Likewise a parcel of the best copper and purple
INDIGO.
MaJOR. DONKIV having received the following
iumr, presents his condiments to the gentlemen
that intend fublcr:bing to this Charity, and requests the
favour of them to fend in their names and fubferiptions,
by corps, to Lieutenant-Colpnel Bernard's house in
Maiden Lane, every Thursday, where he will attend,
(if Duty and weather permit) in order to print them in
the ensuing paper.—-Those subscriptions already received
are as follow, viz.
His Excellency Sir Wilhara Howe, 7 £. s. d.
Commander in Chief,. 3 5 5 °
His Excellency Governor Tryon, - - 3 3 0
Majors General, S;^"'" -1 1 0
(Jones, - 1 10
Brigadier General Cleaveland, - - 1 1 0
Col. Guy Johnson, — - 1 1 0
The Hon. Capt. Chetwynd, 46th Regt.. 1 1 0
Major Cuyler, 55th Do. 1 1 o
Capt. M'K nzie, 43d Do. Ii o
Captain Knight, Do. 1 1 0
Major Small, - -. 1 1 0
Thcmas Barrew, Esq; D. of the Paymaster Gen. 1 1 0
Capt. Lu,m, 38th Regt. 0 10 6
Mr. David Morris, - - 0 5 0
Mr. Francis fames, - - 0 5 0
"Lieut. Col. Bernard, 1 1 0
Captains § ,rg u fon, , , o
(Evans, 1 1 o
The Royal C Blucke, 1 1 o
Welch < ift Lieutenants,< Campbell, 010 6
Fuzileers. ! ( Browne, oho 6
fßayuton, 1 1 0
12d Lieutenants,< Coghlan, 0 10 6
L ( Delaval, 0 10 6
Jon es's Fgrt, 3d Feb. 1777.
STOLEN out of ifaac Heron's
/hop st different times finer the. rebel variers-meanly
hole out of town ; a silver watch, capp'd, I-I Thomas,
London, No. 5000 A fitter watch, Eardly Norton,
London, No. 1365. The restorer of each shall receive
8 dollars ; and tor a difeovery of each thief as much.
Also a silver watch of a poor fort, Edward Muddle,
Chatham, 497 For this a reward of 4 dollars will be
given, and 8 for a difeovety es the thief.
Loft, a fi t silver watch, capp'd and jewel'd, Peacock,
London ; the diamond appears through the cap, on
which, near the regulator, is engrav'd a hare and a snail.
A reward of two guineas awaits the restorer.
Said Heron wants a quantity of fizeable watch glasses ;
buys and fells ah lforts of watches ; has for sale an ele-
Igant gold repeater, richly ornamented with diamonds ; a
very neat welbfinifhed table clock, &c. Wants an ap
prentice.
C>ffee-Houfe Bridge, Feb 3. 1777.
Carpenters, Wheelers, and Smiths,
WANTED for the Royal Artillery, good work
men in b' th these branches. Application to
be made to Commissary Grant, Great Duck-street.
Just imported, in the brigantine Hannah, Robert Ni
ving, master, and to be fold, by
WILLIAM ROBB,
The following Articles, viz.
WEST-Inoa rum, mufeovada sugar, ffiip bread,
best cargo beef in tierces, port and sherry
wines, bottled strong beer ; also mens common ffioes,
candles, soap check ffiirts ; several forts of cordage,
and a few bales oznaburgs.—For particulars enquire of
said William Rebb, at the house of judge Hicks, near
the Fly-market, or on board said vetlV), now lying at
Crommelinc's wharf, near the crane.
STOLEN cut of the house cf William Stuymits, in
Broad street, a rediffi coloured fuperfyie b:oad cloth
coat, not quite finished, the file, and flaeves basted in : If
offered for sale ffituld beg the favour ip may be flopped,
together with the thief. Whoever flops the fame fhali
receive the thanks of William Stuymits, and be hand
somely rewarded.
ANDER OGSBURY,
At the corner of Crown-Street and Smith-Street,
BQS leave to inform the public, that he now carries
on the CORK CUTTING business in all its
branches, where any person may be supplied at the most
reafomble rates.
To be fold at publick Vendue, by
William Tongue,
On the Coffee- House Bridge To-morrow, at iz o'Clock,
A Suit of Ship's Sails fitting for a Vessel of about
250 or 300 Tons Burthen, the chief Part of which
not half wore. Also a few hogsheads of strong Spirits.
The said Tongue, wants two Copper Kettles of about
30 or 40 Gallons each : Whoever has such to dispose of
will obtain a rcafonable Price, by applying to him at his
Store in Hanover-Square.
To be LEfT theist of May next,
A Brick house in Maiden Lxne, two dories high,
with two rooms on a floor, a good kitchen,
yard, cistern and pump. Enquire es Mis. Keeling,
on the New Dock, No. 48.
To be SOLD cheap,
A Second-hand port chariot, chair and sleigh, also
a very good bay fuddle horse. Enquire of
James Hniet, Coach-an ker, i« Broadway.
For ANTIGUA,
The SHIP
LORD NORTH,
George Ross, Mafler•,
Mounts 14. carriage guns and 12
Certifo^^fwivels, with men answerable.
A REMARKABLE faft sailer, has good accommo
datidris for peffenkers, will fail in 14 days : Fer
pafuge apply to said master on board at Burling's flip.
RICHARD SPEAIGHT,
Chymist and Apothecary,
At the 6gn of the Elaborately, in Qyeen-ftreet, between
Beekman and Barling's flip, has just opened a frefh
assortment of DRUGS and MEDICINES, amongst
which are the following :
SAGO, falop, fine Jesuit's bark, best Flakey manna, 1
rheubarb, nutmegs, cinnamon, double diftill'd la
vendar water, hungary water, rose water, cinnamon
water, ratifie and citron water, fine fpermaccti, foft po-|
matum, volatile tincture valerian, cream of tartar, fine
bottled mustard, fine Florence oyl, Ac.
PATENT MEDICINES.
Turlington's balsam, Blackrie's lixivium for the gra
vel, peppermint drops, essence of peppermint, Bateman's
drops, Stoughton's bitters, Daffy's elixir, Squire's grand
elixir, Hooper's pills, Lockyer's pills, Anderton's pills,
James's powders, Britifn oyl, court plaifter, tooth pow
der, &c. &c.
*|* The above articles are frefh, with a general as
sortment, which will be fold on as reasonable terms as
in the city. Family prescriptions and medicine chests
made up in the best manner, and a cohftant attendance
when call'd upon.
LOST about 20 Days since,
A WHITE POINTER with a brown spot on the|
root of his tail ; his eyes remark by grey, rather
ot a low size, and answers to the name ot BANK 0
Whoever will bring the said dog to Hugh Gaine, shall
have a guinea reward, and noqueftions alked.
T 0 ^Y
JAMES BARCLAY,
At his Sore near the Coenties-Marke!,
JAmaica Spirits, Welt-India and Georgia Rum, Mo
lasses, Loaf, Lump and Mufeovada Sugar, Tea,
Coffee, Chocolate, Snuff, Pepper, Indigo, Allfpice)-
Cloves; coarse and fine Salt, pickle Salmon in Barrels
and Half Barrels: A Variety of China Mugs, and like
wise sundry Dry Goads, amongst which are Cloths, Oz
nabrigs, Checks, Men and Womens Gloves, &c. &c.|
The above to be fold Whoiefale and Retail.
/^f^^^^^^^^^^^
§^K E Y S E R'sg
* Famous Pills, ^
C° we " known all over Europe, for their
O superior Efficacy and peculiar Mildness, in
perfeftly eradicating every Degree of a certain \?
Disease, withoutthe least Trouble or Con- 7^
finement.
The Public maybe affured,that this ex
cellent Medicine is beyond any Thing, in all /^
^\ Foulnefsand Impurities of the Blood, having \^
^7 performed many aftoniffiing Cures (intbis and
^f the neighbouring Colonies) in Scorbutic Erup- fP
@ tions,Leprofies,WhiteSwellings, Stiffjoints, )^
^g Gout, and Rheumatie Disorders, &c. /^
A late Supply,^
(Directly from P ARIS)
& Of the above Pills,
May now be had of
'£ HUGH GAINE,
& G In Boxesof los.xos. and 40s.each,
fl Wh ° has in his Hands a Letter from the
W Widow Keyfer, and a Certificate from under {*
^ her own Hand, of their Genuineness; which fc^
If) any Person may have the Perusal of by ap- ^
,\ plying to him at his Book Store in Hanover A,
—A Square.—Where the Public in generalcan be 'g
supplied with most Sorts of
@ Books and Stationary Ware. (^
SIR, Paris, August 1, 1775.
JN Consequence of the Letteewith which you have
honoured me, the 14th of June last, I have sent
you a small Box containing the Ante-Venereal Pills
you wrote for, and have been paid for the fame. In
the Box you will find a Certificate which proves that
the Pills I now fend are of my Composition: And
have the honour to be fincGrely, Sir,
Your humble Servant,
Mr. Gaine, Printerand W. KEYSER.
Bookseller, at New-York^'
I The Widow of Joseph Adrian de Keyfer, Esq;
one of his Majesty's Pensioners and Provider for
the Military and other Hospitals of this Kingdom,
Do hereby Certify, to all whom it may con
cern, That the Boxes of ANTI-VENEREAL
PLL LS now sent, are verily of my Composition ;
Jhe Truth of which, and to fatisfy all those who may
require it, I have given this Certificate. Sealed with
the Seal of my Arms, at Paris, theist of August,
1775. W. KEYSER.
^ Beware es Counterfeits,
The Cal of JOSEPH FeyraC, ^; late tietrtend??!
Colonsl to his Mfefy's ißw or Royal Regiment cf
Foot, in Ireland, cured by the Use of Maredantl
Drops./
To Mr. NORTCN, Surgeon, in Golden Square.
SI R, London, Sept. 20, 1765.
IH AVE at last the very great Pleasure of ac
quainting you that I Am perlealy recovered
ironi my late Llnefs by taking your Drops, and
perfutirg in them since the firlt of Febiuuy last ;
ns th'S Remedy muftbe of great Benefit to the
Public, in Justice to them and to you, I here
fend you the particulars of my Distemper, for ti e
Perusal of all such as chu'e to be informed of the
Certainty of their Efftfts.—ln the Years 175 b
and 1759, I was attacked by a violent Scurvy,
having no Part free from Pippi s, Scurf, or Ul
cers, but the Palms of my Hand, my Face and
Bread ; attended by a total Want o+ Appetite,
Sleep, and Spirits: to such a Degree was I af
flifted, that I vulh-d myfelf dead, having fol
lowed many different Prescriptions to no Manner
of Purpose. From this Situation I was relieved
by an old Woman, who undertook to cure me ;
and accordingly all this was carried off by the
Juice of Herbs, preceded by violent Bleedings,
followed by Diet-Drinks and outward applica
tions, when I was, to all outward Appearance,
well for about a Year, but ever since 1 have been
ailing without any visible Signs, bring greatly
djftreffed by Want of Sleep, great Lowness of
Spirits, and Loss of Appetite ; when, about six
teen Months since, I was Suddenly taken ill with
the molt sharp and acute Prins in my Ba.k and
Side ; this was followed by violent Inflammati
ons in my Eyes, fuelling cf Limbs, &c. I kept
my Room three Months before I could stir; was
sent to Bath, found.a |had Effe& from the Wa
ters : a Humour, after my Sickness, fell into my
Heel', I was ordered to pump, but all to no Pur
pose ; at last I could neither walk nor ride, when
I was advised to bl Her it, and half a Pint of the
melt correfive Matter came out but Was thirty
Days a healing, cn account of a vi lent scorbutic
Habit the Surgeon then law I was in. As soon
as healed, I went out, and returned Home with
my Leg greatly inflamed, not being able to Band
upon it or kneel ; I was then kept in Poultices
for a Month, from my Knee to my Heel, before
I could walk ; I then to all Appearance, was
outwardly well, but fid] violent low in Spirits,
Want of Appetite, Sleep, &c. It happened, I
read your Advertisement in the Bath Papers, and
making the ftr^eft Enquiry, on the Spot, of
Mr. Atwood's Cure, I found it attested by every
one there. I came to London the latter End of
January last, have taken vour Drops ever since
the firftof February ; a Week after I began, it
drove out the Humour in the small of my Leg,
and in different Parts, from my Heel to (ome
what bene Th the Calf, and upon the Back of
both my Bands; the Matter that came out of
my Leg was so corrosive, that the Cloth that was
on, when washed, became full of Holes, the
Matter or Spo s could not be waflied out, but
burnt the Piece out. This Humour has gradual
ly come out, crusted, and then peeled off and
has finely decreased in Violence, until it came to
mere Water, and is no* perte&'y healed : My
Hands were Shocking to the Sight, but dried by
Degrees, then peeled off; mere came out, and
went off in like Manner successively, but have
ben well long since, and I am now well recover
ed, my Strength is returned, my Spirits good,
my Stomach the fame, and Sleep well ; in short,
1 thought myfelf so bad as obliged me to leave
the Service, defpairiug entirely of a perfect
Recovery.
I have nothing far her to add, than that I ?m
molt sincerely obliged to you, not only for the
Recovery of my Health, for your very genteel
end disinterested Behaviour, but also for your
plain Dealing and Truth ; my Distemper having
taken the Course you have, from Time to Time,
told me it would ; and, it it is in my Power ever
to be of any Service to you, 1 shall be happy in
an Op, 0 tnnity of convincing vou low wuch I am,
Sir, your every obliged bumble volant,
Joseph Feyrac,
In good Heal/b, Augufl 14, 1768.
The above Drops are to be fold by H. Gaine,
at the Bible and Crown, in Hanover-Square.
At RICHARD SAUSE's
Hardware, Jewellery, and Cutlery Store, the lower End
of the Fly-Market, may be had the following Arti
cles, viz.
SI LVER handled table Ivory afkin and fate leaf
and desert knives and memorandum bocks,
forks, Gilt, ivory, and wood fmel-
Ivory, camwood, ebany ant iling bottles and tooth
bone knives, pick cases,
Polifh'd and other razors Razor hones, oyl bottles,
and lancets, and razor straps,
Pocket, pruning and pen- Elegant tea tra=s, waiters
knives, and crewit ftaqds,
Mincing, chopping, oyster Ink-stands of various forts,
and butcher ditto, Horse and Chaise whips,
Silver mounted lancet cases Gilt head canes, tucks and
and tooth drawers, rattans,
Paste, silver, pinchbeck and Silver tea tangs,
common fhoe,knee, stock ; Tortifhell inlaid, and com
fhirt, and hat buckles, mon ditto,
Necklaces, earings, an! hair Silver correls, rattles and
sprigs,. cawls for children,
Stone and plain gold rings, Enamel'd and common nut-
Sleeve buttons, mcg graters,
Locket and common ditto, Paper, enamel'd, fleel and
Gold and silver face sword japanned fnuff and tobac
knots and watch brades, co boxes,
Watch seals, silk brades, Brass feonecs,
chains, keys and trinkets, Marking instruments and
Plated brass and japanned spy glasses,
candlesticks, Dog collars,
Poliffied stands, Pinching irons and curling
Neat and common fnuffers, tongs,
Razor cases complete, Pinking irons, jagging ditto,
Plated and f.el spurs, and turn screws,
Pencils, ditto, Needles, pins, and black
ICafes, fhagreen and plated havditto,
steel ditto, and tops, Silver, pinchbeck, brass apd
Cold and common scales and taylors thimbles,
And weights, Sugar knippers, key swivels,
Brick and plaMeiing trowels and hoof picks,
l^yloTOand fncep faerrs, Fire irons,
Ivory anil horn combs, Brass knob, chest and cup-
Emery ,per & rotten stone, board locks,
Dust and war.ming pans, Iron jacks, cleevers, grid-
Marking iron and piyers, irons and Milliards,
;Bottle flyders, Fish-hooks, ?
Marrow and mustard spoons, Pistol and tin tinderbox,
I Apple scoops, Hand vises and bed screws,
I Dram bottles, Steel collars far children,
Paper by the rheam or qnire. Sand and pepper boxes,
I Pocket books with inftru- Drawing knives and mouse
ments, traps.
N. B. At the above place is carried on the CUTLE
RY BUSINESS, where Gentiemen may have their mifi-
I tary weapons neatly repaired,