The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1781-06-11 00:00:00, page 4

PETER HEGEMAN,
VINTNER and DISTILLER,
Has tor sale at his store the upper end of Queen-drc^t,
No. 125,
Formerly occupied by Philip Kissick,
Upon the most reasonable terms,for case,
TO EE LET, a very good fwrnilbed ROOM, in th
most plcafant part of the city, opposite the G ar # d
Parade. Any single Gentleman whom it may suit, may
bee kfaft with the family, if he chooses. Enquire of the
Printer,
"WILLIAM BURTON,
Hs for sale at his store, No. 9, in Water street,
between the Coffee-Houfe a^d the Old-dip, the
following Articles, viz.
Madeira, Red
Port, and L : fb>r
Wines,
Hyfon, green, fufhong,
and bohea Teas,
Single and double refined
loaf sugar,
", ado ditto,
fun raisins,
key figs,
currants,
S,
3-d Lisbon freatmeats,
Guava jelly, tamarinds,
Real French cappillaire,
Sugar candy, sago,
Pearl and common barley
Split peafe, rice,
Soap, starch,
Hair powder,
Fig and powder blue,
Shoe brwfhes, black ball,
Playing cards,
Rappee and Scotch fnuff,
Spermacaeti and wax
candles,
Bett mould ditto,
Pigtail tobacco,
Bargains to Shopkeepers.
DEIDRICK HEYER,
AT his (tore, No. 24, Ann-ttreet, near the North
Church, has received by the fliip Quebec from
London, a frefh and well chosen assortment of DRY
GOODS, suitable for the summer season, and in
excellent condition, confiding of corderoys, jeans,
dimities, callimancoes, luteftrings, velvets, velverets,
copper plate linens, thicksets, fattens, a great variety
of silk and other handkerchiefs, cravats, with many
other articles in the dry good way not here inserted,
and are to be fold wholesale, at a reasonable rate. ts.
IVA-NTED,
AN Apprentice to the Grocery Business. None
need apply unless well recommended. En
quire of the Printer.
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Samuel Franklin, and Co.
Have imported in the last Arps from London, and
have for sale at their store, No- 183, in Queen-
Street, the following articles, viz.
LOAF sugar in hogsheads,
White and black paint, ground in oil,
Tin plates, nails and shot,
Cattile and yellow turpentine soap,
A few boxes of mould candles,
Writ ng paper,
Bibles, tertaments and fpellmg-bouks,
And a variety of blank books,
A few trunks of womens ftuff and silk pumps,
And India and European goods suitable for the
season, as usual.
Jamaica spirits in ho°fheads,
And a few bags of pimento.
OLD Madeira, Port,
Lisbon and Tene
riffe wines,
Jamaica spirits,
Wert-India and cherry
rum,
Holland geneva,
French andcherry brandy,
Shrub,
All forts of cordials,
The very best of home-
Span geneva and bran
dy, very little inferioi
to ilolland or French,
Molasses
Wine and cyder vinegar,
London porter in bottles
DoohleGloocetfer cheese,
Charles Geddes,
WATCH-MAKER,
No. 21, Hmover-Square,
Mas for sale the toilowing articles, just imported,
viz.
GOLD, silver, and metal watches, a great va
riety i gieat choice of silver shoe, knee, ard
flock buckles; table and tea spoons, milk urns,
silver, and silver gilt corals and bells, boaifwain s
calls, sugar tongs, plain gold rings, gold wires,
gold and silver feais, newest fafhioned silk and
hair watch strings, a great variety of steel and
pinchbeck watch chains, plain gold lockets, gold
enameled do, ditto set with pearls, and garnets,
gold bracelet buckles, and boxes, enainell'd watch
keys, trinkets, &c. with a variety of other articles
too tedious for an advertisement, all on icafonable
terms for caffi.
N. B. Watches repaired in the best and neatest
manner with dflfoafch.
0 f 'HE monthly Meeting of the Commissioners at
I the Poor House, which was to have been on
Monday flu 4th of June, is, on account of h^s Ma
jetty's birth day, postponed until Monday the 18th
of June, when it is expected the members will
attend.
A Good dry CELLAR, in
I Hanover-Square, to be let.
Enquire of the Printer.
A Number of Boys and Girls, now
in the Foor-Houle, to be bound
Apprentices: Apply to the Commis
sioners at the Poor-House every Mon
day Afternoon.
And fund<y other articles t:o tedious to mention
A'fo fine white BISCUIT in small kegs.
Double and tingle refined
sugar,
Mufeovado sugar,
Hyfon, foufhong and ba
hea tea,
Chocolate and coffi e,
Pepper and muttaid,
Pearl bailey and rice,
Cartile and turpentine soap
Mould and dipt candles,
Poland starch and fig blue,
Hair powder,
Bird shot of all fixes,
Twill and cut tobacco,
Raisins and currants.
Ox tongues dried,
Nutmegs, cloves, and
cinnamon,
A general assortment of
pickles in the bell order,
confining of
Mushrooms,
I dia mangoes,
French and Spanish olives
Gerk ns, onions,
Cabbage, capers,
Wainuis, beans,
Samphire, anchovies,
India soy, ketchup,
Sallad oil,
Best white wine vinegar,
Common ditto,
Excellent Yorkshire hams
L^rge pickled tongues,
^arge dried ditto,
Double Gloucester cheese,
Mustard, basket salt,
Cayenne and black pepper
Ginger,
Spices of all kinds,
Coffee, chocolate,
Fine gunpowder, and
shot of all sizes,
Bottled porter,
Genuine Holland geneva
in cases; Coiks, &c.
AL L prfon) indebted id the eflatt of THOMAS
1 SMITH, deceased, late of the cit, ts Ne^w-York,
Dyer, are defied to make immediate payment ; and
all persons that baue any demands upon the efate of
said Smith, are desired to produce them to the fubferiber
within fix weeks, that they may be adjured.
There are fundr, coats, silk gowns, and other ar
ticles, in m, cufydy, that have been coloured or
dressed by said Smith—the owner or owners are de
sired to call at the Jubferiber's house, in Naffa^-freet,
No. 26, within four weeks and pa, for the dressing
them, or they will be fold. Said Smith's dying-kettle
and press tore 'to be fold, by ,OHN KINGSTON,
Ma, 21, 17%1. Executor of said Smith.
Amongst which are the following articles, viz.
INDIA nankeens, callicoes, chintzes, and chintz
patches ; furniture callicoes, and check do.
cambricks, lawns and kentings ; needle work'd do.
aprons and handkerchiefs, jaunet and book muslins,
needle work'd aprons and handkerchiefs do. fine
Dresden and tanibour needle work'd ruffles do. a
variety of gauzes, gauze handkerchiefs and aprons ;
tiffany and Lenoe, men and womens silk, c tton,
thread and worlted hole, p'ain and ribbed ; men
and womens silk, thread, Dee-skin coloured jean,
and Kid-skin gloves ; plain and fi ured ribbons,
love taste, &c. arm zeens mantu s, and lute
itrings, fattens, modes, pelongs, fa fenets, India
perfians, plain and striped; jeans jeapnets, fufti
ans, diapers, English and Russia do. Turkey ttripes,
blue and white cotton do. Holland (tripes, &c.
India, bandano, pullicat, and romal handkeichiefs,
black Barcelona do. printed cambrick, cotton and
linnen handkerchiefs, black silk cravats, I ifh yard
wide and 7-8 linnens, Russia Meetings, drillings,
white and brown ; brown Hollands, dowlas's, &c.
; apron yard wide and 7 8 cotton checks; ruffel,
rallimancoes, durants, and tammies; shoe and
qual ty bindings, apron and cap tapes, fk leton and
fkaine wire fhiit buttons, threads, coloured and
white feeing silks, &c. and many qther things too
tedious to enumerate, which he is determined to fell
low for caffi.
BRocades, tobines,
Mantuas, ducapes,
Luteftrings, armozeens,
Taffeties, Persians,
Sattins, modes, farfenet,
Flowered, corded, ftrip'd
check'd, book and
jackenet muslins,
Chintzes, callicoes, and
printed linens,
Cambricks, lawns,
Aptons, gauzes,
Back silk laces, and
edgings,blond edgings
Thread laces and edging,
Floss and crape lungs,
The best kid and lamb
gloves
Cotton & thread flocking
Hofe's shoes,
N. B. There is a general assortment of almost
every article for the summer trade, although not
enumerated. N
0,0 LET, between the Coffee-Houfe and Fly
-1 Market, an exceeding good DRY CELLAR.
Enquire of the Printer.
OWEN CORTHORN
HAS removed from No. 1, Garden-street, to No. 178,
Queen-street, near Chapel-street, where he tells
on the ioweft terms by wholesale, the most fashionable
plain, striped apd figured ribbons, gauzes of the newest
patterns minionets, Persians, farfencte, modes, plain and
figured fattinr, luteflrings, &c. &c.
Also, fyperfine flour, a few hogsheads of loaf sugar,
bohea and hyion teas, and black pepper in barrels of one
hundred weight.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
At the corner of the Fly-Market, Queen-street,
Is determined to fell the following Geods as cheap
as they can be purchased any where in this city:
MR. WEBSTEk's best refpeds to these young
Gentlemen whole reufical inclinations lead them
to be taught the German Flute—-He will inftruft them
in the most expeditious and approved method, and will en
gage (provided they can only found the Flute) to learn
them to play a dogn or more tones, with their proper
flats and ritarps, as the tunes may require, in the course of
three months, oth'erwife he will forfeit the whole ex
pence of teaching. At No. 91, Broad-Way.
HERLITZ and BLACKWELL,
Have for sale, cheap for caffi, at their store, Queen
ftreet, No. 236, between King-street and the Fly
market, imported in the Quebec, Eleonora, and
other late veffjs,
SUPERFINE Scarlet, dark blue, dark green, buff,
white and London brown broadcloths, superior
to any ever imported here, fhalloons to suit the above
c'oths ; an assortment of Irish 4-4 and 7-8 wide
linen, ditto ribbons, tambour worked aprons, fprigg'd
and plain muslins, luteftrings, Persians and modes,
days, quilted fluff petticoats, callicoes and calliman
coes, dyed and white fuftians and jeans, Dutch cord,
Marseilles quilting, with and without borders, wo
mens and mens shoes, an assortment of hats and
black feathers,filver & plated shoe and knee buckles,
do. parte, jewellery, hardware, china, and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention, also a few pipes of
Port Wine.
Nicholas Hoffman, •
No. 4, Water-Street, opposite the Superintendent's
Office, has for sale, for cash, on reasonable terms,
HYSON, feufhong, and bohea teas by the chest
or less quantity, Madeira; Port, and Lfbon
wines by the pipe, quarter calk,dozen or gillon,bran.
dy, best spirits, and common rum do. loafand brown
sugars, caftile and turpentine soap, vinegar and best
failed oil, beef and pork, split peafe, barley, ancho
vies, olives, and soy, capers, gerkins, mallard and
starch, spices and cayan pepper, rice, chocolate,
raisins, figs, basket salt, shoes, and bolting cloths.
Also, a few plough sheers, a„d colters, made in
the best manner. /' [45 48]
JOHN HENR Y,
Has opened his store at No 209, Queen-Street,
near Burling's Slip, where be has laid in a
general assortment of
India and European Goods,
Suitable tor the present season,
A great variety of broad
cloths, near 50 different
colours,
About twenty patterns of
beautiful silks for
waistcoats,
The belt Florentines,
Princes fluff, fergedenime
Sattinet, corduroys,
Jeans, fuftians, &c. &c.
Silk, thread anu cotton
flockings,
Beaver hats, fine shoes,
F ne ruffled shirts,
Military shoes and shirts,
A quantity of Russia
sheeting, very low
charged,
About one hundred wt.
of the best quill bark.
BORAX, camphor,
Sago, pearl bailey,
White wax, cochineal,
Pearl ash,
Fine lint,
Carraway feed,
From Water-rtreet, to N0.%6; Huripver- Square, next
doo ito Hugh Ga ne, Printer ; and have just re
ceived per the Quebec, Capt. Smith, from Lon
don, a large supply of frefh and genuine medi
cines, arnongft which are,
N. B. The Inhabitants of the city, and Practi
tioners and others living in the country, by fending
their orders to the above Store may depend on being
supplied with genuine medicines on reasonable terms.
josep hbrewer;
At his store in Burling's Slip,
TS now opening for sale on reasonable terms, a good
' assortment of European and East India goods suit
able for the present and approaching season, which
he has imported in the Defiance, Quebec, and other
ate vessels from England.
Edward Bardin,
Removed from the Fly-Market, to No. 47, the upper
end of Nassau-street, opposite the new Brick Meet
ing, where he has for sale, the follow Articles:
SPIRITS and rum by the hoglhead or less quan
tity; different kinds of wines, as Madeira, Port,
Tenereff, Fyal, &c. Hyfon and common green tea,
molasses by the hogshead or less quantity, hams, ba
con, beef and pork, cheese, butter by the firkin or
less, powder sugar in boxes, brown mufeovado and
loaf sugar of sundry qualities, geneva by the case or
left quantity, fnuff in bottles; Philadelphia fuper
fine flour by the barrel, raisins by the keg or less,
anchovies io bottles, figs by the frail or smaller
quantity, plain and turpentine soap by the box or
less, dipt and mould candles ; and all other articles
in the grocery way.
All tavern-keepers or families may depend upon
bring served with all kinds of liquors of the best
quality and upon the most reasonable terms, and shall
he debb ered without any expemce.
Imported in the last flops from London, and are now
opening for sale, at
John and Francis Atkinson's
Stor £, No. 17, corner of the Fly-Market, in
Queen-street,
Alexander Leckie,
No. 22, HANOVER- QUARE,
Hasimported in the Qebc, Eleonora, and Nancy,
from London, and Glasgow, an elegant afTort
ment of Dry Goods, fueb as,
SUPER INE cloths, cartimers, rattinets, ftockenets,
imperial ribs, Florentines and 'princes fluffs, black,
blue, olive, and crimson velverets, moreens, calamancoes,
fattinets and ladings, scarlet and white flannels, baizes;
mens fine black hats mens fine iho $ and boots, military
shoes and shirts, w< mens best fatten, callimanco and Raft
ing shoes, childrens Morocco ditto; a large assortment
of brack laces, blond lace, a large and beautiful assortment
of thread laces and edgings; a great variety of Barcelona,
bandano, lungee, and romal silk handkerchiefs; a large
affcrtrrent of plain book and tambour book muslins;
muslin chintzes and handkerchiefs cambricks and lawns,
furniture callicoes, feathers and flowers; India Persians,
j ans, fuftians and corduroys; checks of all kinds ; nan
kee.u, fattins, modes and iarfenets, brocaded silks and
luteftrings; bimbazecns, ladies and girls ftv)s, an elegant
assortment of ribbons and gauzes, tiffanies, white crape
and miniooet flowered aprons, Marseilles quiltings; Irilh
linens, Russia Greetings, dam fk and diaper table cloths,
and huckabacks; clouting diaper, morea gowns; cotton
counterpanes; a beautiful assortment of gown and cloak
trimmings ; mens white and black silk hose, patent rib'd
ad plain white thread mens and womens silk and cotton
hose, mens white and black silk gloves, womens silk
suits, ladies fans, silk and callimanco quilts, men and
womens linen and jean gloves; chip hats, elegant assort
ment of metal and pearl buttons; fine cast steel razors,
Whitechapel needles, pound and French wire; tapes and
bobbins, white and coloured threads, white and brown
buckrams, shirt buttons, sewing silks of all colours, lines
and tassels for bed and window curtains.
Orange and lemon juice,late imported from Charleftown;
Madeira in cases of fix dozen; cherry brandy, Howe's
acid; soap, starch, and hair powder, Durham mustard,
pomatum, a neat assortment of perfumery, playing cards.
Hull and Lawrence,
Have removed their S TOR E of
just imported in the Quebec, and to be fold by
F. P A NT O N,
At No, 38, in Wall-street, for cash,
ALa<ge assortment of Lady's and Gentlemen's
pocket books and etwees, travelling cases and
pouches, lady's deeding boxes, pearl, patte, and Reel
cap and hat pins; pearl, paste, and garnet necklaces,
ear-rings and bracelets set in gold and silver, silver
tea pots, a few tea urns, a large assortment of perfu
mery, amon j which is Smyth's lavender water in pint
and half pint bottles, Rufpinie's dentifrice, Delefiote's
opiate, Hemet's essence and pearl powder, capilire
and orfott, the essence of pepermint, essential Alt cf
lemons ; canes and cane strings, sword knots, fnuff
boxes, pick teeth cases, smelling bottles, razors, pen
knives, fc ffars, cork (crews, silver and metal buckles.
N. B. To be fold or leafed three lots of ground
on the south fide of Reaver-rtreet; the title indispu
table. Enquire of the said Panton
HALL and BIRK S,
At No. 977, Beekman's Slip,
Have for sale, on the lowed terms,1
1— rADEIRA, red port, and Lisbon wines by the
pipe, quarter calk, or dozen; hyfon, green,
fufhong and bohea teas, double and single r fined
loaf sugars, mufeovado ditto, old Jamaica fptrits,
brandy and rum by the puncheon or gallon, mess
beef and pork in tierces, barrels and half barrels,
Chip bread, flour of a good quality, a frefh assort
ment of butter ; shot from No. 1 to 4, with a general
assortment of groceries, a few tierces of good lice,
a parcel of damaged bread and oatmeal.
SUPERFINE and second .
broad cloths, with suit
able trimmings,
A neat assortment of Man
chester goods,
Yard wide & 7 8 Irilh linen
Dowlafs, ravens suck,
Russia drilling,
Modes, peelings,and fatting,
White and coloured perfians,
Callicoes and chintzes,l
Plain and figured mudins, 1
Laces and edgings,
Gauzes, 4
Womens ftuff shoes, I
Pu lic~t, lungee, romal, and 1
bandanoe handkerchiefs,
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
Annifeed, &c.
Spermaceti,
Juniper berries,
Best honey,
Patent medicines,
Perfumeries, &c. &c.
A will chosen assortment of
ribbons,
Ditto, ditto of mens and
womens gloves,
Ditto of plain plated, gilt,
and fashionable buttons,
Mens and youths black hats,
Mens white beaver ditto,
ALS O,
Hyfon and fufhong teas,
Spices, sugar candy, pickles,
British and foreign brandy,
Geneva,
Old Madeira,
Port and Lisbon wines,
&c. &c. &c. 45 51
THREE lots of End on the fouthe ly fide of Corp
l^ndt or Leary-street, near the Broad-Way, and
opposite to the westerly end of the Ofwego-Market, two
of which lots are in breadth in front on said street 40 feet,
in the rear 40 feet, and in depth 110 feet; the other lot id
25 feet In breadth in front and rear, 4 ndin depth 100 feet.
This street is at present almost as advantageous a Situa
tion for the grocery brother business, as any in this city,
and will, upon a re-establishment of civil government, be
a most capital stand, from its vicinity to the Oiwego-
Market, North-River, and Landing-place from Powles-
Hook-Ferry, which will be a thorough fare not only for
those who come to market, but for the people who may
pass and repafs from the cities of New-York and Phila
delphia. Also to be LET for the term of 21 years, nine
lots lying on the banks of the said North- River, and two
lots in Field-Market-Street. Likewise to be leafed fur
such number of years as shall be agreed upon, two spa
cious lots in Broad way, and two in New-street. Propo
sals in writing, for the said lots, or any of them, Will be
received by John Kelly, notary-public, No. 3g, Hanov r-
Square, who is empowered to fell and let the said lots, and
as no preference is promised to any person the highest
binder will be preferred.
Hugh Smith, and Co.
Have for SALE, at their Grocery-Stope immediately
upon the wharf below the ('off e-House,
MADEIRA, Port, and Lisbon WINE S, by
the pipe, quarter calk, or dozen ; Welt-India
rum, and white wine vinegar, by the puncheon or
gallon ; old Coniac brandy, London claret, firft qua
lity ; hyfon, foulhong and bohea teas.
They have also arrived to them per the Eleoncra,
from London, loaf sugar, black pepper, and some
few calks of double Gloucester cheese, in as high
perfection as any ever imported into this city, which
they will dispose of on the lowest terms for cash.
All orders from Gentlemen of the Navy and Army
gratefully received, and executed with the utmost
attention and dispatch.
' or Charles-Town,
(T° "" with the fi it convoy)
The Ship Charming-Sally,
"° BER '' ARG " Y '''"'"""''' r>
A Remarkable salt sailer, and
anß^Vitfegw^tyhas good accommodations
rawt—pfengers: For freight and
passage, apply at No. 26, Broadway, or on board
laid ihip lying opposite the Fly-Market.
JOHN HOULROYD,
FORMERLY inn-keeper at the Three Tuns,
Hempiiead Plains, returns his sincere thanks to
the gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and the Pub^
lick in general, for their part favours; and begs leave
to inform them, that he has opened a house at Flush
ing for their reception, where the Public in general
will meet with good accommodations both for mao
and horse, at the sign of the QUEEN's HEAD, by
the Publick's humble servant,
JOHN HOULROYD.
TO BE SOLD, BY
GEORGE BE L L,
No. 10, the corner of Water-street, at the lower end
of the Exchange Bridge,
A General assortment of groceries, a variety of
glass, china, and earthen ware. Abb a large
assortment of lumber, such as joists and beards of
different kinds.
Paper Hangings,
AVery e egant assortment of plain and piin ed,
fiom 4 to 16s. per piece, nay be had at the
Paper Hanging Manufactory
No 23, Broad-street, nearly opposite the Poft-Office,
Rooms, halls, and flair cases coloured in the neatelt
manner, and paper hangings laid on in the molt ap
proved method, and lowed price, by a person who
served a regular time to that branch.
N. B. Ladies and Gentlemen by fending their
orders, shall be waited oa with patterns at their
h uses
Joseph Allicocke,
At N< 206 ^x door to the Coffee-Houle, in
Water-Street, has for sale, on low terms for ready
money,n
GENUINE old Madeira as usual, by the pipe,
hogfh^ad quarter calk, or dozen,
A few dozen of 13 years old ditto, which may be
had by the bottle, by way of med cine,
Port and Lisbon wine of excellent quality, by tire
pipe, hogshead, quarter calk, or dozen,
Arrack efthe fi/ft quality, and Shrub,
Old Antigua rum, and Jamaica spirits,
Old French brandy, and cherry brandy^
Loudon porter, and taunton ale,
Geneva, vinegar, mustard, pepper,
Basket salt, starch, split peas in kegs,
forks, chocolate, coffee, fig blue,,
Saliad oil, of superior quality, and pickles of various
kinds, b,the bottle,
Single and double refined sugar,
Belt hyfon and foufhong teas, just imported.
Wax and mould tallow candles,
ENGLISH HAMS in prime order,
SPICES, CAYAN PEPPER, CRACKERS,
made ffthe fineft flour, in kegs, Bcc.
N. B. Orders for groceries, &c. carefully attended
to with dispatch.
JOHN PEL L,
At No. 191; Qneen-ftreet, near Beekman's-flip,
HAS For SALE,
By the last vessels fn m England and Ireland,
A Quantity of new niefs
BEEF and PORK,
in tierces, barrels arid
half barrels,
Fresh fupei fine flour,
Mould and dipt candles,;
Red herrings, in barrels:
and half barrels,
English and American
hams,
White wine vinegar,
Pigs tongues in kegs,
Neats ditto,
Loaf, powder and brown
Sugar,
Turpentine and Caftile
soap,
Gloucester and Qhefhire
cheese,
Coffee in barrels,
Also a quantity of excellent
New ROSE BUTTER.
TO BE SOLD,
Port wine,
Green and Bohea teas.
Black pepper,
Chocolate,
Playing cards,
Olives, -,,
Capers,
Anchovies, <ln bottles.
Girkins,
Walnuts,
Pipes of different lengths,
Mustard loose and in bot
tles,
Old spirits,
Ditto rum,
Barley in kegs,
Holland geneva,
Wrapping paper.
Writing ditto,
Dried cod filh,