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23d. A Sloop was burnt on the Stocks.
In the Town of Kingston, a large Quantity of
Powder, and a large Number of Fire Arms, toge
ther with many valuable Stores, were destroyed.
Saturday Sen'night the Bridge laid over the Clove,
between the Forts Montgomery and Clinton, was
destroyed; and the Troops, after demolishing the
latter, embarked on board the Tranf,oits, and airi
red heie the next Evening.
The Hotham Tender, commanded by Captain
Christopher Hele, being stationed neat Pollepel's
Island, whilst the Fleet were up the North-River, to
prevent the Rebels finking a Number of Chevaux de
Frize, prepared to obrtruft their return, on the 19th
Instant, observed two large Boats, full of armed
Men, coming off with an Intention to ferprife the
Vessel. In order to give these Gentry a warm Salu
tation, he milked the Guns, and made the VciUl
appear in a defencelefs Situation till within his Reath,
wiien on a sudden discovering his Guns, gave the
Contents with such Success, as made it difficult for
them to reach the Shore.
Early in the Morning of the z/.'h, Capt. Hele,
sent his Boats Crew on Shore, a little below Tarry-
Town, and destroyed two Pettyaugers, which rowed
ten Oais each, and a Boat of smaller Size.
Another more accurate Account from Efopus in
forms us, That on the Landing of General Vaug
han, with the Troops under his Command, the
Rebels, without the lead Profpe& of Advantage to
themselves, fired upon them from a Brealiwoik just
thrown up, and which they did not stay to defend.
This, joined to an insolent and provoking Behavi
our, occasioned the Army to march up and let fire
to the Town, which was prefendy entirely confu
ted. There were destroyed Three Hundred and
Twenty-fix Houses, with a Barn to almost every one
of them, filled with Flour, besides Grain of all
Kinds, much valuable Furniture and Efft&s, which
the Royal Army disdained to take with them.—
Twelve Thousand Barrels of Flour were burnt, and
they took at the Town four Pieces of Cannon, with
ten ancre upon the River, with 1150 Stands of Arms,
with a large Quantity of Powder, were blown up.
The whole Service was effected, and the Troops re
embarked in three Hours.
NEW-YOR K, Noveniber so
As no Accounts, properly authenticated, of the
Situation of the Northern -Army, have yet been
brought to this City, the Printer entreats the Public
to excuse his inserting any of the Reports that have
been circulated, until he may be warranted by In
telligence derived immediately from General Bur
goyne.
The following is the belt Account we have been
able to obtain of the Damage done the Rebels in the
late Expedition up the North-River, between Fort
Vaughan and Red Hook:
Oft. 15th. Three Sloops taken in attempting to
escape from Fish-Kills, and two Pettyaugers destroy
ed : The House, Mills, Out-houses, and a Sloop
belonging to Col. Francis Stoutenburgh, at Crum-
Elbow, burnt. Two Sloops on the East Side burnt
that Evening.
;oa. 16. Set fire to two Brigs and a Number of
Sfoops, in Efopus Creek, burnt the Houses at the
Landing, the Town of Kingston, confuting of be
tween 200 and 300 Houses, not one of which, ex
cept Mr. Lefferts's, escaped the Flames.
061. 17. The House, Store-house, Barn, &c. of
Mr. Petrus Ten Biteck, a Rebel General ; the
House, Barn, and Out-houses of Robert Gilbert
Livingston, jun. Esq; and a Houle and Mill be
longing to Robert Livingston, Esq; on the East Side
of the River, burnt.
oa. 18. Another House belonging to Robert
Livingston, Esq; one to Mr. |ohn Livingston, with
three others, destroyed in like Manner.
Off. 22. Two Houses, one the Property of Mr.
Smith, on the East Side, a Sloop and Barn, likewise
two Houles, with their Appendages, on the Welt
Side, were burnt ; and on the
A Brigantine from Halifax was last Monday, in
a heavy Gale of Wind, forced over the Bar into
Shrewfbury Inlet; there were a Number of Loyal
Persons aboard, who armed and distributed them
fclves into leveral Houses on the Shore, to prevent
the Inhabitants giving an Account of their Disaster,
and enable them to seize on a Schooner, lying in a
neighbouring Creek, and bring off themselves with
a confiderabte Part of their Property. They arri
ved fafe in this City on Thursday last, and informs
us, that at Halifax the Prizes taken from the Rebels
are so very numerous, as to be sent thither in small
Fleets; and before the above Brigantine's Depar
ture, there were no less than three Privateers carried
in. The Greyhound Frigate with her Convoy from
New-York, after flopping one Day at Rhode-Bland,
ai rivedat Halifax in ten Days.
One of the Prizes carried into Halifax, proves to
be the Tartar Privateer, Capt. Grimes, of Marble
head: She was formerly the Britannia, of this Port,
and had been up the Streights and on the Coast of
Ireland, where she took many Prizes, and is the
Ship that Capt. Maddock, who is now here, enga
ged last July on his Voyage to Liverpool.
By a South-Carolina News-Paper, dated the 23d
of September, we are informed, that from recent
Advices received in that Place, they have Reason to
Believe that the Province of Georgia will be very
much molested by some Enterprizes projected againlt
them, from Ealt Florida.
By a Gentleman that was taken in the Ship True-
Briton, Capt'. Venture, on his Passage from Jamaica
fcr this Port, by the Rebel Frigate Randolph, and
carried into South-Carolina, we have the following
Account viz.
“ That he failed from South-Carolina the 7th of
October, with some other Gentlemen, in a French
Brig bound for Martinico, but the Vefftl being
poorly fitted, and in Want of Necessaries, and with
out any Anchors and Cables, they bore away for
this Port, andrun on the South Side of Staten-Bland
latt Tueldiy.
“ The Prices of Provisions at Charleftown, was,
Beef ss. per lb. Mutton and Veal, 14s. do. ^Turkey,
£. 5 ; Ducks per Pair, 355.
“ There were 6 Regiments at Charleftown, two
of them Artillery, the whole amounting to about
3000 Men, and Recruits were not to be had at 120
Dollars each ; and the Bounty to Sailors to enter on
board Privateers, was 120 Dollars, besides one Third
of all Prizes taken.
“ Woollens extremely force, Blankets being fold
for £. 70 per Pair ; and a Suit of plain Broad Cloth,
ha.fworn, for £. 120. Salt and Gun Powder very
plenty and cheap, many Waggons having arrived
from Philadelphia and Virginia for these Articles.
No good Flour, but plenty of Liquors.
"The Crew of the Randolph Frigate when flie
tock die True-Briton, was 260 ; of them were 220
British, who had formed a Plan to take the Ship and
bring her to this Port; but such a Scheme being fuf
pe&ed by the Captain and Officers, they kept treble
Guards until they got into Charleftown; and at
Hobcow, on the Bth of September, foe overfet, and
notwithgandihg every Effort was made use of to
weigh her, foe lay full of Mud the sth of O^oLer,
and there was little Hopes of her floating again."
A Party of Rebels came down on Thursday last
to the House of Mr. Williams, (fitnate within four
Miles of King's-Bridge) which they rifled; and
carried off three of the Militia ; but being pursued
immediately, several of them were come bp with and
made Prisoners.„
Another Party of the Rebel Militia appeared in the
English Neighbourhood in New-jersey, last Friday,
and carried off a Number of Cattle from the Inha
bitants of that Place; they came down as far as
the Sign of the Three Pigeons, which is scarce five
Miles from Bergen.
We hear there are about 2'oo Rebels colle&ed at
the White-Plains, and a much larger Number a lit
tle to the Eastward of that Place.
YeSterday arrived here 17 Ships from Cork, with
Provisions ; a Ship from London, and one from Li
verpool. --There are a Number of Soldiers on board
each Vessel, for the different Regiments now here.
Also arrived Yesterday, his Majesty's Ship the
Nautilus, with her Tender, and two Prizes; arid a
Sloop from North-Carolina with Refugees; likewise
some Weft-India Men : In the whole about 28 Sail.
As frefh Beef and Pork now bears a very gene
rous Price in this City, it would be advifeable in
the Country People to bring down as much as they
can of that Species of Provisions, and not all at
once, but at different Periods and in Return they
can supply themselves with the best Beef and Pork in
the World (ready salted to tlrir Hands) for one third
Less than they tell their fiefh Meat for.
We are informed, that about a Fortnight ago
died, at Rynbeck, Mrs. Helena Hake, Wife
of Mr. Samuel Hake, formerly a Merchant in
this City, and some Time Since returned to Eng
land, his native country.
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This Da, is published, " An ACT to prohibit all'
Intercourse with the Colonies of Nevj-Hampftire,
Mafochufefs-Bay, Rbode-IJland, Connecticut, New-
York, New-']erfey, Pennfylvama, the three lower
Counties on Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North-
Carolina, South-Carolina, and Georgia, during the
Continuance of the present Rebellion within the said
Colonies refpe&vely; for repealing an A&, made
in the Fourteenth Year of the Reign of his prt sent
Maje Sty, to discontinue the Landing and Discharging,
Lading or Shipping, of Goods, Wares, and Merchan
dize, at the Town and within the Harbour ^ Boston,
in the Province of Maflachufet's Bay ; and also two
A&s, made in the last Session of Parliament, for re
training the Trade and Commerce of the Colonies
in the said A&s refpeaCely mentioned ; and to ena
ble any Person or Perlons, appointed and authorifed
by his Majesty, to grant Pardons, to issue Procla
mations, in the Cases, and for the Purposes therein
mentioned." Passed at the Parliament begun and
hoiden at Weflminfler, the 29th Day of November,
1774, and from thence continued, by several Proro
gations, to the 26th Day of October, 1775.
The above is to be fold by Hugh Gaine, at
his Book-Store in Hanover-Squafe: At which Place
may also be had the two following late Publica
tions, viz.
“ The Christian Soldier's Duty brit fly delineated:
In a Sermon preached at King's-Bridge, Sept. 7,
1777 (and published by Desire) before the American
Corps newly raised for his Majesty's Service; by
CHARLES INGLIS, Re&or of Trinity,
New-York."
“ St, Peter's Exhortation to fear God and honor
the King, explained and inculcated : In a Discourse
addressed to his Majesty's Provincial Troops in Camp
at King's Bridge, on Sunday the 28th Sept. 1777,
by SAMUEL SEABURY, and published at
the Desire of His Excellency Major General
TRYON."
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
This day will be old at the Coffee-Houfe,
By Teippleton & Stewart,
TWO pipes of choice Tenerieffe wine,
4. hogSheads ditto,
2 hogsheads of claret.
To-morrow, fame place,
A new WHALE BOAT,
A parcel of lances and harpoons,
50 empty tierces,
2 pipes of excellent Madeira wine,
2 hogsheads of white wine,
4 hogsheads claret,
A likely negro lad about fifteen years old, to be fold at
private file by Templeton and Stewart.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
This Morning
AT II o'clock on Murray's wharf, will be conti
nued the sale of the flip Pliarnes's c-igo of rice.
Also a small parcel of Tortoif sh 4L
On Tuesday Morning,
At 11 o'clock on Bache's wharf,
A quantity of provisions,
Viz. Poik, beef, slur, bread, &c. &c.
At 12 o'clock on Murray's wharf,
75 crates Virginia ware,
30 ditto Queen's ware, assorted,
Likewise a quantity of bottled ale, a few baskets of
good cotton, and a few kegs choice red herring.
On Wednesday Morning,
At 12 o'clock, at the Coifee-Houfe, the prize brig
Freedom, with all her tackle, &c. as She now Uys at
Bache's wharf. Inventory to be seen t John M'Adam
and Co's. Vendue Office, and at the Coffee-Houfe.
On Thursday Morning,
At 1I o'clock, at Bache's wharf, the fl>op Betsey, and
cargo, confiding of tobacco, Shingles, &c.
John M'Adam, and Co.
Will fell cheap for cash, fpern ceti candles, turn, pep
per, coffee, currants, & rt . &c. A variety of seasonable
dry goods', consisting of broad cloths, forreft do. coatings,
frizes, duffles, worsted and yarn hose, Russia duck, &c.
Public notice is hereby given,
THAT on Thursday the 6th instant, will begin the
sale, at au6tion(by Templeton and Stewart, at Lott's
wharf) of the Sloop Industry, and schooner Hawke, with
their cargoes, condemned as prize to his Majesty's Ship
Unicorn, The cargoes consisting of m>hfles, cotton,
coffee, rum, dry goods, filh in barrels, fmoaked ditto,
lumber, beef in barrels and a few tierces rice. The sale
to begin at 11 o'clock.
Samuel Kemble, ^gent.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, That on Thursday
the 6th instant, will be fold at auction by JOHN
M'ADAM, and Co. at Bache's wharf, the Hoop Betsey,
and cargo, condemn'd as prize to his Majeffy s Ship Per
seus. The cargo consists of tobacco and Singles. The
sale to begin at 11 o'clock.
Samuel Kemble, ^gent.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
By Daniel M'Cormick,
At the Coffee-House, 4
To- morrow,
io Hogsheads of Jamaica and French SUGARS,
A few puncheons of Barbados cane spirits and rum,
4 Hogsheads of MOLASSES,
A parcel of anchovies, olives, limes, lemons, &c.
AN D,
A likely negro GIRL, about 14. years old, has
had the finali-pox and meazlcs. Also, A small
SADDLE MARE.
On Wednesday,
At the Coffee-House,
10 half pipes of excellent Madeira wipe,
2 hampers of bottled claret,
20 fiikins of Irish butter, A N D,
12 clks of tobacco.
At Daniel McCormick's Vendue Store,
For SAL E every Day,
A large afforl^ent of GOODS,
Suitable for the Season.
And a few small Kegs of
Excellent OLD SPIRI TS.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
At JOHN TAYLOR'S
VENDUE STORE,
Near the Fly Market, will be fold
so-morrow,
FIFTY pair 2 1-2 point Indian blankets,
Fifty pair 2 ditto, ditto, ditto,
One large elegant Silver salver,
One dozen Silver tea spoons.
On Wednesday,
At the Merchant's Coffee-House,
A quantity of frefh Iriffi butter, just arrived,
A large valuable iron chest,
24 dozen excellent porter,
A pair of elegaht bay horses near 16 hands high, fit
for carriage or saddle.
For private sale at his store,
A choice assortment of seasonable goods, which, to
close the sales, will be fold cheap for calh. Also, Lilbon
and pox wines, Weft-India rum, cocoa, mens leather
Shoes, womens leather and callimancoe ihoes, nails of all
forts, &c. &c. _
PHILIP LEN ZI,
Confectioner, from LONDON,
In Hanover-Squire, 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, as great a variety of sweet
meats, jellies, marmalades, &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 ^ho
purchase in great quantities
Sweetmeats,
Green goolberries
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,
Dara fens ditto,
Weft-India green sweet
meats,
JE LLIE'S.
Currant jelly,
Rafberry ditto,
Quinces ditto,
MARMELADES.
Pears marmelade,
Quinces ditto,
Curares ditto,
Rafberry iamm,
FRUITS in Brandy.
Pine-apples in brandy,l
Cherries ditto,
Said Lenzi will undertake to execute any order in the
above bufinrfs; or to furnifh 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 fevers.
Wanted immediately for the viAualling Service,
rr^WENTY or thirty men acquainted with making
[ Irish barrel saves, to be agreed for by the thousand,
and received on the fpof. The men are to be set to work
on Long-ill nd. Every necessary protection will be
granted, and a generous price given to loyal fubjeas.---
Enquire at the house formerly occupied by Samuel Lou
don, on friuntCr's-Quay, of
James Thompson,
Agent for Victuallers.
Dr. F LUGG ER)
From London,
WHERE, during many years predict, he had the
honor to be employed by many persons of dif
tin&ion and character, and had the happiness to perform
a number of surprising cures, as cancer, feurvy in the
blood, leprosy, ulcers in the throat and legs, of many
years Banding; the King's evil, fiftula, consumptions,
fevers and agues, and all disorders of the head and eyes,
and other disorders incident to the human body; ot which
he can give faithful testimony to any person interested in
the enquiry. Begs leave to acquaint the public; that
his house is in St. George's Square, Queen-ftrect,No. 149,
near Peck's-flip, where advice may be had, and proper
attendance in all cases of physic and forgery. Also the
following sovereign medicines: His well known aftma
tic drops, being a speedy cure for all colds, coughs, spit
ting of blood, hoarseness, aflhma, hectic or consumptive
disorders, likewise the atrophy or insensible wafting of
the body, affording instant relief in ffiortnefs of breath,
wheezing and tckling coughs, catarhs, and the violent
whooping coughs,—price Bs. the bottle: Note, in a
flight case one bottle is generally fufficient. His tinc
ture for the ague and fever, 4s. a bottle. His tinaure
for the teeth and feurvy in the gums, 3s. a bottle. His
liniment, which perfectly cures the itch and scald heads,
6s. a box. The true and original Dr. Stoughton's cordial
elixir, known by the name of Stoughton's drops, it pro
cures a strong appetite, helps digestion, and seldom fails
of giving immediate ease in the most violent fits of the
windy cholic in the stomach or bowels ; it procures sweet
breath, and kills worms in children; it is the best one
peculiar medicine to prevent the feurvy, especially that
attending seamen, proceeding from thick foggy air, and
gross feeding, causing a free circulation of the blood, &c.
5 bottles for a dollar, or 2s. for a single bottle, with prin
tedidircaie s. Dr. Anderson's or the true Scots pills,
well known and approved of by most eminent physicians,
and others of all rank ; they are a sovereign remedy
against pains in the head, stomach or bowels of men,
women and children, especially against giddiness, worms
in the intestines, costiveness of women with child, want
of appetite, weak or bleared eyes, gross and thick hu
mours ; price 2s. the box, with direaions, Also many
others too tedious to insert,
is, viz.
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 please
to bespeak, warranted
they ffiall be done in the
best and richest manner.
Syrup of Capillaire, war
ranted not inferior to the
French.
Prefcrved milk, good for
tea or coffee, warranted
to keep years.
Hartshorn shavings, cheap,
Fine honey in small pots,
His calf 's-foot jelly every
day,
Ice cream of what fort they
will please to order,
In a short time he will have
the Ital an cordials of dif
ferent forts.
, 73
To be fold at public AUCTION,
fy order of the Court of Nice Admiralty for tM
province of New-York^
The Ship CHOPTANCK,
LYING at Griffith's wharf, on Wednesday the 5m
day of November inst; at the Merchant's Coffee-
House, at twelve o'clock. The said ship having been
libelltri the court of vice admiralty aa a prize, and it
appearing in the said court that said ship did belong to
some person or persons inhabitants of the kingdom of
Groat-Britain, and was taken from them by the rebels,
and re-taken by his Majesty's ffiip of war the Brune.—
Ihe said ffiip Ch< ,ancl ;is ordered to be fold for the pay
ment of salvage, no perlon having appeared to claim heh
Dated theist dav'of November, 1777.
E^^E— 2E2—i un# MarfhalL
TWO years and five months of thetime of an in
dented fervaht girl, to be fold. Enquire of the
printer hereof
t^titet^ t;
A SHOP, cellar, and two furnifhed rooms, with the
use of a kitchen, in Sniith-ftreet, next door to
Mr. Seabury's.
Anthony Van Dam,
Hath for SALE,
A Cargo of Molaffcs,
Mufeovado Sugar,
Role Brimstone,
Spermaceti Candles,
, Port Wine,
Lemons,
Sole Leather,
Weft-India Rum,
New-York distilled ditto)
r r'"° ROOMS to be LET, near the Cottce-houfe.
£ For particulars ^pply to Hugh Caine.
'T" '' LE T, till May next, two chambers 2nd a
g garret, at No. 200, in Queen-ftrect; at which
phee please to arp'y for farther particulars.
LOST between the Fy-Market and the Coffee-
House, New-York, a Lieutenant's Comniiffion in
the fourth Battalion New-Jersey Volunteers. If the
Person who has found it will leave it with the Printer,
he shall be handsomely rewarded.
LOST, Yesterday Evening, on Brower's Wharf,
a Mourning Ring. Whoever finds the fame,
and will return it to H. Gaine, shall receive a Dol
lar Reward.
Just imported from London, in the ship Hill, George
• Msrfhall, commander, and to bo fold by
ROBERT ALEXANDER, and Co.
At their Store in Water-Street,
Between the Coffee-houfr a^d the Old Slip,
SUPI^R FINE cloths' ) ^ Vry neat plain beaver hats,_
Middling ditto, 1 , Men's caps bound and
Coarse ditto, ! hG banded,
Bath coating, { o^3-4, 7-8, and yard wide
Beaver ditto, (^\ I'ln linens.
Fine fwanfkin, | .2 Dim and Russia fhesring,
Linfeys, fwanfkins, I Russia dowlas, diapers,
Flannels, J ™ Table cloths of various sizes,
Milled fwanfkin, 7-0 and yard wide cotton
White serges, checks, Callicocs,
Green and white drapery Superfine cotton h^lands,
baize, halfthicks, B^d bunts and counterpanes,
Kerfey, drabs, Dimities, I^^
Yorkshire plains, Marseilles quiltings, [ .5
8-4, 94, and 10 4 rose Drawboys, ( ™™
blankets, 'lCoidertys, )>^
Long blue duffle great coats, ;Moree gowns, a great Vari-
Carpets, different sizes, | ety, and very elegant,
Worsted, yarn, cotton, and Superfine lawn handkerchfsa
thread flockings, for men,' red and purple borders,
women, and children, ^Bandanoe handkerchiefs,
Black and buff breeches pat-Cambricks, white jeans,
terns, iHyfon, green, and fufhong
Milled mittens, yarn gloves,! tea,
Milled caps, Kilmarnock do. 'Loaf sugar in hogsheads,
Striped ditto, ißaifinsin boxes, 25 lb. each,
Germantown cotton caps, ^Oliver, French and Spanish,
Gold and silver mixed loops; in small Cases.
and buttons, Sweet oil in ditto.
*||* Four trunks, containing a complete assortment of
MILLENER Y, will be fold cheap, if taken together.
OWWW^§^WW^
(0 ^K E Y S E R's ^)
1 Famous Pills, |
well known all over Europe, for theirh
superior Efficacy and peculiar Mildnefs,in —?
perfectly eradicating every Degree of a certain
Disease, without the least Trouble or Con- 0
finement.@
The Public may be affured,that tlris er- hi
cellent Medicine is beyond any Thing, in all
Foulnefsand Impurities of the Blood, having
(0) performed many aftonifhjng Cures (in tbriand
(^ the neighbouring Colonies) in Scorbutic Erup- ^^
Itie 's,Leprofies, WhiteSweliings,SiiiFJoints, (A
X Gout, and Rheumatic Disorders, &c. to)
I A late Supply,
£ (Directly from PARIS)
Of the above Pills, g
May now be had of
0 HUGH GAINE, 0
0) In Boxes of 105.205. and 40s. each, (•)
($ Who has in his Hands a Letter from the ts
X Widow Keyfer, and a Certificate from under
M her own Hand, of their Genuineness; whichg
any Parson may have the Perusal of by'ap-
W plying to him at his Book Store in Hanover @
@ Square.—Where the Public in generalcan be
Supplied with mofl Sartsof (0)
(0 Books and Stationary Ware. |
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HUGH GAIN E,
Has for SALE,
At his BOOK-STORE in Hanover-Square,
The following Articles, viz.
T MPERIAL PAPER so i Ivory letter folders,
I draughts,
Royal and medium ditto,
Demoy and post ditto,
Gilt ditto for letters,
Plain ditto for letters,
Ledgers,
Journals,
Day books,
Receipt ditto,
Memorandum ditto,
Orderly ditto for gentlemen
of the army,
Best office quills and pens,
Sealing wax,
Wafers,
Best English parchment,
Parchment prickers.
Fountain pens,
Pruning knives,
Penknives and feiffars,
Pocket inkholders,
Best black lead pencils with
silver cases,
Pounce and pounce boxes,
Letter files for counting
houses,
Playing cards,
Red tape for tiring papers,
Leather fnuff boxes,
Tobacco ditto,
Best razors,
Strops and hones,
Gun screws and hammers,
Powder flafks,
Shot pouches,
Burning and reading glaffei,
Dice boxes,
Men for backgammon tables
Excellent tooth powder,
Anderson's pills,
Keyfer's pills,
Ryan's sugar plupbs,