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POET's CORNER.
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AT length--- with generous indignation fi'l,
By freedom's noblest principle: inspir'd,
The Continental spirit blazes high,
And claims its right of Independency !
Virginia bail! Thou venerable date !
In are s and councils dill acknowledg'd great !
When loft Britannia in an evil hour
* First try'd rhe reps ofa:bitrary pow 'r,
Thy foresight then the Continent alarm'd,
Thy gallant temper ev'ry bosom warm'd.
And now, when Britain's mercenary bends
Bombard our cities, desolate our lands,
(Our pr y'rs unanlwer'd and our tears in vain)
While foreign cut-throats crowd th' ensanguin'd
plain;
Thy glowing virtue caught the glorious flame,
And firft renounc'd the cruel tyrant's name !
With just disdain, and most I ecoming pride
Further dependance on the Crown deny'd!
Whilst Freedom's voice can in these wilds be
heard,
Virginia's patriots fltall be still rever'd.
P.
* Time of the Stamp-49.
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New-rork, June 19/% 17/6°
IF the Person who has inp^ffeffon a POC
KET -BO OK, containing about Twen
ty Dollars, besides a number of Papers, which
can be at no advantage to any but the right
owner, that was supposed to be loft between
the Battery on the North-River and King's Col
lege, left evening or this morning. On deli
vering the pocket book to the Printer, they (ball
be rewarded with one third of the calh, and the
sincere thanks of the person who has loft it; but
it it ffiould be detained with a design ot defraud
ing him, the whole sum Ihill be given to any
person or persons, who shall dete& and bring to
jutiice, the he, fbe or they, who can be guilty
of such petty thefts.
WRIGHT and MCALLISTER,
FLAX WHEEL MAKERS,
At the Spinning-Wheel, nearly oppolite 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 reenable prices: And, as
their attention will be chiefly engaged in this
branch of the turning business, they hope to
merit the encouragement of the public, and an
fiver any coinmiffions they may be favoured
with from the countiy.
"A TOTICE is hereby given to all the Cre-
A ditors of Thomas Poller, an insolvent
debtor, in the county of Morin, and province
of New-Jersey, that there will be a dividend
made of the laid infolvent's estate among the
federal creditors, at the house of Peter Dickin
son, inn-keeper in Morris-Town, on Thursday
the nth day of September next, at one o'clock
in the afternoon; and all the creditors of the
said insolvent, are hereby defied to attend at
the house of said Peter Dickinson, on Thursday
the igh day of August next, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, to mate known their demands,
th it they may be fettled by the refpe&ive cre
ditors, then and there to meet for that purpose.
Dated this 10th day of June, 1776.
PETER MACKIE, Assignee.
TO THE
BUTCHERS
In TOWN and COUNTRY.
AS the Use of BULLOCKS BLADDERS
is greatly ircreafed, the preferring of
them is recommended as both needful andprofit
able. Country Stores may make it an article
worth their attention to colled: 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
factory, in Wall-Street, New-York.
N. B. When blown, dryingthem gently in a
smoke-house, is the best method to preserve
them from the worm: When the necks are cut
off, it muff be done carefully, leaving as small a
hole as possible.
DISTILLE R,
LIVING at the lower end, of Little
Queen-Street, at the North-River, has
for 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,
Coffee, &c. by retail, as formerly.
JAMES NEWPORT,
ORANGE PIG IRON,
New-York, Sold by
JOHN GRIFFITH S,
King-Street, near the French Church.
TO B E~ S O LD,
By tne 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 Dutchefs, about
seven miles above the town of Poughkceplie
and within a mile and a half of one of the belt
landings upon the North-River.---For f rther
particulars enquire of the fubferiber, near ,the
premiles, 01 of Doctor Samuel Bard, in New
York. JOHN BARD.
SHIP-CHANDLERY,
TO BE SOLD BY
SAMUEL LOUDO N.
A Small' assortment ofcordage, junk, okum,
twine and fail needles.
An allortment of linos and filh-hooks.
A few copper gun ladles, wotms and bits.
A small assortment of ironmongery.
Japann'd quart and pint jacks.
Tar and tallow brushes.
Watch, half watch, half hour, half and quarter
minute glasses.
Hand pumps.
Iron pots,
And sundry other other articles ; all which will
be fold on very moderate terms.
Just Published
By SAMUEL LOUDON.
Price Eighteen Coppers,
The Church's Flight into the Wildemefs :
A N
ADDRESS on the TIMES.
Containing, some important Observations on
Scripture Prophecies.
Shewing, that some of thefn 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 not
partakers of her fins, and that ye receive not
of her plagues.
Near' White-Hall Ferry. New-York.
N. B. Orders for Iron, d awn to any size,
from g-fhs, to 3 inches square, and Ikin 1 I
half to five inches flat, executed with p inftua
lity and dispatch. Mill iron, rudder irons, &c.
drawn to patterns.
Refined
BAR I R O N,
Directly fiom the Works,
Sold bv ROBERT ERsKtNE,
SAMUEL BROOME, and Co.
HAV ING removed their (tore to New-
Hav n, define all those indebted to them,
to call and fettle their account, either with them
at New-Haven, or Mr. Daniel Phenix, living
in New-York, nearly oppolite where said
Broome and Company kept their ,store. They
have dill on hand, a small afdrtment of Goods,
suitable for the approaching season, to be fold
for ©afh or ffiort credit, on the usual modern
terms.
STOCKHOLM and DICK ON,
HAVE FOR SALE,
Best French and Carolina
M N D I G O,
STEEL and CHOCOLATE.
A L S 0,.
A Quantity of the very best of the following
Articles, viz.
Mufeovado Sugar, Weft India Rum, New-
York ditto, New-England ditto, Molasses, a
few Chests of Green Tea, a few pieces of
(aimbricks, and Spices of different kinds, the
bell or Virgitia Tedatco, refined Sugars of all
torts, at the Sugar-house, in French Church
Street.,
'I he above articles will be fold cheap, by the
quantity, for Cash.
CAROLINA INDIGO,
OF the firft quality, best SALTPETRE
II A MS, and BAR IRON, to be
Sold by ALEXANDER ROBERTSON,
and Co. at their Store, in Queen-Street; who
earnefly request all those indebted to them,
(especially those whose accounts have been due
twelve months) to mike immediate payment, or
they will be under the necessity of taking disa
greeable methods to recover the fume.
S TOLE-N, last Night,
Out of Mr. SAMUEL CORNELL'S pasture,
at Flulhing, 'on Long-Ifl.md,
'T'WO MARES; one a sorrel, with white
feet, and a blaze down her face, about
eight years old; the other a brown, with white
feet behind, and two white heels before ; three
years old this grass. Whoever fecuies both or
either, so that the owner can have them again,
faah have FOUR DOLLARS reward tor each,
by applying as above, or to Mr. Richard Deane,
divider at the North river, New-Yoik.
Fluting, June 4, 1776.
PRINTIN G,
IN AIL ITS BRANCHES,
Performed by
SA MU EI, L OUDO N,
With Neatness, Accuracy and Dispatch.
[The following BOOK defers the Atten
tion of all those Gentlemen who are engaged
in a legislative Capacity; particularly those
to whom the important Trullis committed, of
erecting a new Form of Government in this
Province.]
Just Publ'fad, and Sold by
WILLIAMGREE N,
Bookseller, in Maiden-Lane,
ENGLISH LIBERTIES,
L I KEWI S E,
Ship-Money : Of Tonnage and Poundage:
"filaments, and the Qualification and
Cnoice oi Members: Of the Three Ellates,
and of the Settlement of the Crown by Par
liament.
TOGETHER WITH
A Short Hiftorv of the Succession, not by any
hereditary Ri^ht: Also a Declaration of the
Liberties of the Subject : And of the Oath of
Allegiance and Supremacy. The Petition of
Right ; with a ffiort but Impartial Relation
of the Difference between King Charles I.
and the Long Parliament, concerning the
Prerogative of the King, the Liberties of the
Subject, and the Rife ol the Civil Wars. Of
Trials by Juries, and of the Qualifications of
Jurors; their Punishment for Mifbehaviour,
and of Challenges to them.
LASTL Y,
Of Juflices of the Peace, and Coroners : With
many Law-Cases throughout the Whole.
By WILLIAM NELSON, Esq)
Of the Middle-Temple, &c.
At the above Place may be bad, lately Pub^Jbed,
1. JOSEPHUS's WORKS, 4 vols.---
An American publication, in large Print,
good Paper and Binding, far superior to any
Scotch Edition.
2. Leland's History of Ireland, 4 vols.
3. Walker's excellent Sermons.
4. Muir's feled Sermons.
so An Essay on Women.
6. The Life of the Rev. George Whit&ld.
7. The Life of Dr. Philip Doddridge.
8. Viaud's voyages and Falconer's Shipwreck.
9. The Vicar of Wakefield.
10. Samson Occom's Collection of Hymns.
11. The History of Inoculation.
12. Cook's Voyages.
13. Sterne's works, complete, § vols.
14. The entertaining Amours of Abelard and
Eloise.
ig. The Maccaroni Jester.
16. The Ready Reckoner.
17. The Wits of Weftminder, &c. &c.
Just Publjhea, ana now Selling by
WILLIAM GREE N,
In Maiden-Lane,
Price Ten Shillings and Eight-Pence,
Neatly Bound,
0 R TH E
Free-born Subjeft's Inheritance;
containing,
Mart CJa^ta, Cbarta de Forefla, the Statute
De /alagio non con edendo, the Habeas Corpus
Aft, and federal other Statutes; with Com
ments on each of them.
THE
DISEASES,
INCIDENT TO
A R M ! E S.
WITH THE
METHOD of CUR E.
'-[TRANSLATED from the Original of
1 Baron Van Swieten, Phylician to
their Imperial Majeflies. To ivbicb are added.
The Nature and Treatment of G UN-SHOT
WOUNDS. By John Ranby, Esq; Sur
geon-General to the British Army. Likewise,
Directions to be observed by Sta Surgeons in
Engagements. Also, 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 Dodor Lind. Publilhed for the
Use of Military and Naval Surgeons.
Memorandum. It is prelumed 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
cumstances ; and especially from all the Land
and Sea-Officers, whose 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 Physicians.
N. B. Cash given for Tanned SHEEPS
SKINS, at the above Place.
W pubi^d,
By SAMUEL LOUDON,
PRICE ONE SHILLING,'
T HE
WAY of HOLINESS:
A S E R M O N.
Preached on the Occasion of a Public Fast,
From Ezek. xviii. 27.
By the late Rev. James Hervey, A. M.
Re&or of Weston Favell, in Northamptonshire.
^ This excellent Discourse is esteemed one
of the bed performances ®f that pious, ingeni
ous and much celebrated Author.
N E W - J E R. 3 E Y.
In Provincial Congress,
Burlington, June 14, 1776.
RESOL TAD, 1 Oat qi the opuojon or this
Congrefs,the proclamation of William Franklin,
Esq; late Governor of New-Jeriev, bearing
date on the thirtieth day of May lad, in the
name ofthe King of Great-Britain, appointing
a meeting of the General Affembiy to be he'd
on the twentieth of this inflantJune, ou^ht not
to be obeyed.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this Cen*
grefs, the said William Frankin, Esq; by such
his proclamation, has aided in direct contempt
and violation of the Resolve of the Continental
Congress of the fifteenth day of May lad.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this Con-,
grefs, all payments of money on account of sa
lary, or otherwise, to the said William franklin,
Esq; as Governor, ought from henceforth to
ceafe; and that the treasurer or treasurers of
this province (hall account for he monies in
thejr hands to this Congress, or to the future
kgiflature of this colony. By order of the Con
gress.
SAMUEL TUCKER, President.
A true eopy, Wm. Paterson, Sec'ry.
Just Publi/hed, and now Selling by
SAMUEL LOUDO N,
T HE
Gentleman Farrier's Repository
Of Elegant and approved Remedies,
for the
DISEASES of HORSES;
CONTAINING,
The Surgical and Medical Part of Practical
Farriery. Also, directions for the proper
treatment of Pod-chaise and other Horses,
after violent exercise. '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. BAR rLETT, Surgeon.
A L S O,
DILWORTH'S SCHOOL-MASTER'S AS
SISTANT, being a Compendium of 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;y clean Long-Island
FL A X, anda Quantity of Brown and
White Tow Cloth.
JEREMIAH ANDREWS.
JEWELLE R,
Hanover-Sqjtare, New York;
rfHINKS proper to inform the Public, as
1 he hath been absent from this city feme
time, (and understanding that many things have
been called for, in his way, during his absence)
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 Ihall be perfumed with faithfulnefs anJ
dispatch.
N. B. Said Andrews will give a good price
for old Gold and Silver.
PHILIP BROOKS,
BOOK-BINDER FROM DUBLIN,
CARRIES on that business in all its
branches, at his shop in Dock-street, be
tween the Cofte-houfe and Old-flip bridge.
New or old books lettered, gilt and re-hound in
the neatest manner; merchants and others sup
plied with blank books, either ruled or plain,
on the fnorteft notice; pocket-books, memoran
dum-books, &c. He will fludy to give general
fatisfaCtion to his customers, and flatters himfelf
the public will favour him with some encourage
ment.
^ Pushed,
And Sold at the very small price of Six-pence
neceflary, at the prelent time, for all families
who have the good of their country at heart,
E ssays
UPON THE MAKING OF
SALT-PETRE and GUN-POWDER.
Published" by Order of the Committee of
Safety of the Colony of New-York.
THREE PENCE p^r POUND,
Given by
SAMUEL LOUDO N,
FOR the bed fort of CLEAN, WHITE
LINEN RAGS, and so in proportion for
that of an inferior fort.
New-York, April 2g, 1776.
THE Partnership of STEWART and
'NICOLL, being dissolved by the
death of Mr. Alexander Stewart, all persons
indebted to the partnership, as 'well a myfelf.
are humbly requeued to be as speedy m their
payments as possible ; and those that have de
mands against either, to fend in tlieir accounts
and they ihall be immediately difeharged.
CHARLES NICOLL.
N. B. Red Port Wine to be fold by said Ni
coll at White-Hall.