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N EW-YOR K, November 2."
Morphy la^ was sent in here by his M'^tys Ship
Ariel, Junes McKenzie, Eq;, Commander, the
Puvter Brig N^-Bioq,), of 16 Guns, 4 and 6
Poundss, Capt. Bdho.p : She had been two Months
from New-London, and had only t<lken one Pri^e,
that a VALI from Jamaica, Aikins, Matter, which
v as afterwards re-taken, and carried into Halifax.
The New-Broom was returning to New-Lendon,
when /lie fell in with the Ariel.
The Sloop Hero, Capt. Thomas, from Providence
for Britto', put in here last Thursday, having forung
a Lerk at Sea, a few Deys after be left the Island;
in the above Sloop w^ePaffengers, Capt. Letfon, of
the Ship Lovely Lass, from the Mufaueto Shore for
London, who on the 9th of Augutt was cast away on
the Bahamaßankefin a Hurricane ; theVeffel entirely
loft, but theCrew Caved themfekes in their Boat, and
was afterwards taken up by a Turtler.
The Maria, from Jamaica, for London, and feve
ra! other Vessels, were cait away at the fame Time
'and Place.
Friday last Capt, Wedham arrived here from Pro
vidence : Last Sunday Week he was chafed by a
Schooner Privateer, from Egg-Harbour, as far to the
leftward as Martha's Vineyard.
By Capt. Wedham we have an Account that a
French Vcffel fad been lately at Tuik's-Ifland, de
stroyed the Salt Ponds at that Place, and drove away
all the Settlers, and that Governor Seymour had gone
down to Jamaica with his Family.
Lift Tut Lay Afternoon three Men inn small
Schooner with 4 Swivel Guns, and 1 Cahoin, was
attacked by two Whale B >a:s, with shout 10 Men
in each, at a Place 0 ; the South Side cf Long-Ifl/nd,
called the Fire Place: Tie Boats went up with a full
Resolution to board the Schooner, and when within
about 20 Yards, they received such a Dole from the
Cohorn, as ob iged them to Sheer off, when m. ft of
their Oars were feeh to drop by the People on Shore,
as several were Speakers of the Action, which was
well fought oh both Sides, but the Boats after ha
ving nine of tbeir Men killed and several wounded,
were obliged to return to the Shore.
The SpufimPrivateer, belonging to Mr. Goodrich,
has taken and sent ihto Fort, a Schoone; fibm North,
bound for Smith-Caroln , Lumber loaded, and a
Schoonei from Seiub-Carolina, bound for Baltimore
loaded with Soal Lta he for the Use cf the Rebel
Army.
The Clhron, Tender to the Dunmore Privateer,
Capt. W#Hiani Goodrich; ten D, '; in -be Che
fapeakca QUted ;neß:igautineL . 1? Tore, Layton
Command:,, hourd for Babuno - to ; cartPrtifions
for the Uie of Count IT Etfoho, Fieri ; aTo the
Schooner Liberty, commanded by jofhud Barney
(who was fi<d Lieut, of theVrouda when taken)
mounting fur 4 Pam \'. S-v^eir, &c. Hernade
some R- filial ce, had ore Mid kfll, and two woun
ded : In '.i- bwblAfton w?s I h.ed the hroick
Spirit cf the heneh Stitch Tar. When Captain
Goodrich attempted to hr Ire a: ng Sir'-, the ( on
du& of M. Bairey elud'd 1, on which Part of the
Clinton's Men jumped over the,Side rih their Cut
lasses in their Teeth, so ^rde.l the Enemy.
Cap'. Bunty infirm, Tudt a Fender belonging
to the Bellona, C%t. Buchmtnan (another of Good
rich's Privateers) havi parted Company with the
Bellona in a Gale of Wied, die run up for Hampton
Road in Virginia, and there remained till the Wea
ther mo derated, at xhTTime flic got under Way,
flood cu for Serf: The Rebels getting Intelligence
of Capt. M^NeT'. (M fter of the Bellona's Ten
dei) Situation, sent out the Barors in two Privateers,
each having 40 Men, they came up with M'Neale off
Cape Henry, when M'Neale, with his small Crew
of 16 Men, made a mod obstinate Refinance, in
which he hd everv Min killed and wounded; nor
did he fliike his Brit sh Colours till boarded by the
Rebels, and to th 'aft (h/ alone) made Refiftan.ee,
till iron'd and sent io WiPiamSburgh, where he now
remains a Prisoner, but treated as all brave Men
sh uld be, with great Terderrefs.
Prizes sent in since our last : A large Po
lacca Ship, fr m Merfeilles for Philadelphia,
brought in by his Majesty's Ship Roebuck,
leaded with riles, Wine, &c.
The ^dotv Champior , Jacob Bennet, Master
with 169 Fl ..odds cf Tobacco, from Mary
land; and me Schooner Fly, with 3,Hog
fhcads of Tobacco, Long, Master, from Vir
ginia, bv thuNautilus's Tender, commanded
by Mr. Grynes.
A Vessel with Tobacco and another with
Fish, Frizes to Capt. Goodrich.
His Excellency William Franklin, Esq;
arrived here lalt Night from Coined cut,
where he has been a Prisoner niore than two
Years.
• The .Harriot Packet, Capt. Spargo, failed
from Falmouth for this Port, the 7th of Sept,
and on the 17th following was taken by the
Vengeance Privateer, after a very obstinate
Engagement, and sent into Newberry Port.
In the Action Capt. Spargo had one Man
killed, and several wounded.
Public Auction.
This Morning, nt TI o'Clock, at the Bridge,
will be fold by
John M“Adam, and Co.
A large and valuable Assortment of PLATE.
Among/l which are,
Tankards, Salvers, Mugs, Cups, Candlesticks,
Spoons,
A large and elegant fruit Basket,
A Tea Kettle and Lamp,
A Tureen and Diffi.
12 o'Clock,
An elegant Phaeton and Harness.
To-Morrow, at ii o'Clock,
fe Boxes of Soap, and 40 Boxes Candles,
A Quantity of Bottled Wine, Liquors, Brandy,
Geneva, &c. &c.
12 o'Clock, at the Coffee-Houfe,
The Sloop Independence, a new Bermudian
built Vessel, well calculated for a Privateer,
fails remarkably faft, and is well found, now
lying at Van Dam's Wharff.
At private Sale,
The Sloop Strumpet, built for a Rhode-
Jfland Packet, has good Accommodations for
Passengers, and is well found. For Inventory
and Terms apply to
"John M"Adam, and Co.
GREEN and bohea
tea,
Double and single refined
Mar,
Muscovado sugar,
Nutmegs and cinnamon,
Cloves and mace,
Allspice,
Black pepper,
Coffee and chocolate,
Starch, powder and fig blue,
indigo,
Candles,
Brown and white soap,
Tobaccoland fnuff,
Iriffi butter,
Glaucefter and Cheshire
chezfe.
Split p<ife.
Barley in kegs,
Durham inuftard,
Beef and pork in barrels 1
and tierces,
Capers and anchovies,
Florence oil,
Lung and ffiort pipes,
'Tamarinds,
Raisins and almonds,
^6^W ^^^6WW^^^
r^^O be fold at Public, Auction at the Cuffee
£ House on Tuesday next at one o'Clock, the
armed Schooner FLORA, lyihg in the bafon near the
Albany Pier, mounts two carriage and fix swivel
guns, Virginia built, and a remarkable fail failing
vessel. Inventory to be seen at
THOMAS LUDLOW's, Jun.
October gift, 1778.
This morning below the Coffie-houfe, will be fold,
A quantity of woollens, and Cork
strong dockings.
1 MaraufaFturea imoaking TOBACCO,
Rappee, and two caffes of best Spanifo
N. B. Red herrings , half barrels, imported in the
Lift ffiips from London.
To be fold, on Thursday the sth Inflant, at publick
Vendue, at the Coffee-Hbufe,
The Schooner Charming Polly,
About 4 Years old, 68 tons, now lying at the end
cf the ferry wharff at Brooklyn, flic will make an
excellent privateer, being a remarkable fall sailer, and
very ftfong built, valued by the wardens of the pprt
at 6601. the has had a yellow paint wash and white
bottom. Any person inclining to purchase at private
sale, may apply to Capt. Benson at the ferry.
BAT H STOVE S,
FOR SALE, BY
John and Augustus Nicoll,
No. 49, New-Dock, between Loosely and
Elms's, and Ferry-Stairs.
HALL and BIRKS,
At their fore, No. 977, at the north corner of-Beek
man's-fip, have for SALE on the lowef terms,
the following articles, wbolefale and retail,
r|^o be fold at Public Auction on Thursday next
at 12 o'Clock, at the Coffee-Houfe, the Bri
gantine BETSEY, lying at Coenties wharf, a
remarkable flout vessel and well found. Inventory
to be seen by applying to
THOMAS LUDLOW, jun.
New-York, October 29, 1778.
India C HINA,
(CONSISTING of oblong, odagon, and
> round Difoes, Plates, Tea Pots, Sugar-
Dishes, Jarsand Baker's Images, as allo Japan
Waiters.
DAVID SEABURY,
No. 3„, Smith Street,'
HAS lately opened a large parcel cf woolen goods,
confiding of common duffil, fine Bath and fuper
fint kerfey coatings, fu?erfine Spanish stripe, broad preft
c)o-h% common and fine frizti, hunters and Forest #
cloths; which are made up of a vast variety of colours,
qualities 2nd ridth#; and being a consignment he is
warranted to fell 'hern remarkable cheap for cash only.
Hlfo for SALE at the fame STORE,
Superfine blue white and buff cloths, with trimmings,
A variety of hosiery, Iri'h linens,
Cotton and linen checks, dowlas, garlir,
Rdmb,zeens, cadimancoes, collieries,
Durants, chintzes, tammies, cambricks,
Shalloons,-diaper we ' b. thrift buttons,
Sawing site, threads, glazed linens,
Black Barcelona handkerchiefs,
Cutlery, nails, glass, pewter,
Writing paper, china in small boxes,
Role and Striped blankets, Oznaburgs,
Russia fheetinp. Ir sh ffieetings,
COLD LACE, &c. &c. &c.
Ten pipes of genuine Madeira Wine.
Templeton and Stewart.
Died Since our lass, Mrs. Woods, the Wife of
Johi Woods, Esq; Attorn, at Law, in this Place.
Alfa, Mr. Humphry Jones, of this City, in the 70th
Year of his Age. Likewise, Mr. John Abeel, in his
51st Year.
We hear the British. and French Fleets are
both at Sea, and were seen in Sight of each
other, off Ufhant, about the Middle of Sep
tember.
By DANIEL M'CQRMICK„
At the Coffee-Houfe this Day,
50 Firkins of Irifo Butter, ,
A Parcel cf Cheshire Cheese,
And some Gunpowder by the Sample.
To-Morrow,
6 Pipes of very excellent Madeira Wine.
A few Tierces of Green Coffee.
And four Cases of Loaf Sugar.
ON WEDNESDAY,
A Rale of Kendal Cottons.
And a Quantity of BOTTLED PORTER.
To-morrow,
At the Merchant's Coffee-House,
Will be fold, a QUANTITY of
J^ff.
On T UESDA Y next,
Public Auction.
Public Außion.
A few well-finished
Leckie and Forfyth.
Madeira,
Old fherry,l
Red port,!
Lisbon, >WINES.
Teneriffe, |
Fyall, and !
Malmfey J
Coniac brandy,
Geneva,
Old spirits,
Rum,
London porter,
Taunton ale,
Bristol and Liverpool beer,
Vinegar,
Bottle corks,
Writing paper,
Quils, fealiag wax, and
wafers,
Gammons,
Coarse and fine salt,
Glass and Queen's ware,
Stone jugl, from a pint to
five gallons,
Butter pots, from two quarts
to four gallons,
Water pitchers ditto;
Dr. R YA N's
Incomparable Worm destroying
S UGA R P L U>M B S,
Necessary to be kept in all Families.
SO exceedingly 'Valued by all People veto have had
of them in Great-Britain and Ireland, job their
tranfeendent Excellency in the defroyoig Worms 0, all
kinds both in the; Bodies of Men, Ifomen, ahdCbildren,
by not only breaking the Knots in the Duodenum or Gut
next the Stomach, but they sass through the fmallefl
Pnfoges of the Body, ana purge away the ropy and
flirny Humours nbbicb are the cause of bhoj'epernicious
Verminfangthe .Source of many other Disorders; they
are one of the bes Purges in the avbole World for gross
bodied Children that are apt to breed Worms, and have
large Bellies ; their. Operation is mild, fafe and plea
sant ; they wonderfully cleanse the Bowels of flfiff
and clammy Humours which fop up the Parts and 1
present the Juice of Food being conveyed to the . Liver & j
and made Blood, which is often the Case with Children,.
and is attended with a bard Belly, finking Breath,
frequent Fevers, Rickets, and a Decay of Strength in
the lower parts: Likewise fettled Aches am. Painfin
the Head, Swellings, old Sores, Scabs, Tetters, or
Breakings-Out, will be perfectly cur'd, and the Blood
and Skin refored to its original Purify, and Smootb
nefs; they purge by Urine, and bring away the Gra
vel, and efrfluail, cure all Obfruflions of the Urine,
or Ulcers in the Kidneys. They at oncefrike at the,
true cause of the Scurvy, and entirely destroy it, at all
fcorbutick Humors and Effects, Root and Branch, so
as never to return arain, and vobat makes them snore
commendable is, they are full as agreeable to both tafe
and fight, cs Leaf Sugar; and in their Operation as
innocent as new Milk.
I have by theft Plumbs cured a great many Children
oj Whooping ar Chin-Coughs, and Agues, which Dis
tempers are very common and trouble feme to Families,
and the Want of tbefe Plumbs are the Ruin oj Many
Childrens Confiitutions.
The Plumb is a great Dieuretick, cleaning the Reins
of Slime; it expels Wind, and is a fvereign Medicine
in the Cbolick and griming of the Gup. It allays and
carries off four Vapours which occafcon many Disorders
in the Head. It opens all ob,rations in the Stomach,
Lungs, Liver, Reins and Bladder j causes a good A
ppetite and helps Digestion. It hath been found won
derfully fuccefsful to Jueb Perfoni as are going into'
Chronical Difempers, as Ajibmas, Phtbifeks, Short
ness of Breath, Dropjies and fellow Jaundice.. Now
.I hope all impartial Persons are fatisfed, that the Me
dicine which works upgnfueb Humours, will a(mof
teach any Difiemper, if dot toofar gond, since Corrup
tion and PutreJaElion are the Fore-runners of all Dis
eases; therefore no better Pbyfck can be taken for all
Ages, Sexes and Confitutiohs, from Infancy to an old
Age. Tbefe Plumbs are highly serviceable to the Fe
male Sex, from the Age of 14 to 20 Tears, and from
40 to 50. Each Box containing one Dozen of tbefe
Plumbs, Price 8 Shillings, with DireHions. Sold by
Hugh Gaine, in New-York, and by no other Person in
America, unless by bis Appointment.
An Excellent Saddle Horse,
LATE the Property of Col. Sheriff, to be fold at
private Salei For farther Particulars, ensuite at
-Crude's Tavern, in the Broadway.
The corner of Burling's Slip,
A large and general assortment of
IRONMONGERY and CUTLERY,
Consisting of,
Knives ^ n d forks,
Penknives,
Cuttea.us, oy/ter knives,
Sciffars, shears, razors,
Shoe, knee, and stock
buckles,
Snuff boxes,
Sleeve buttons,
Money scales,
Stilliards,
Table and tea spoons,
,Coat and vest buttons,
Shovels and fpades^
With a great variety of other articles, all which
will be fold on the molt Teafonable terms, for cash.
^ China, glass, earthen-ware and looking-glas
ses, a large and general assortment as usual.
By the K I N G's Patent.
The genuine Efface of
PEPPERMIN T.
GENERAL experience has confirmed, beyond dis
pute, the great virtues of this Essence in cholickly
pains and flatulencies, as well those which happen lud
dently from various causes to persons in health, as in
tho£& which pre in a manner habitual to the weak and
sedentary; in the Reachings, Sickness, Loss of appetite,
and other injuries brought on by the abuse of wines or
fpiricuous liquors ; in hyfterieal or hypochondriacal De
pressions ; in the Tremblings, Lowness of Spirits, and
various Nervous Wealcheffes, which women of tender
constitutions are so often affiidted with, and which the
plentiful uft of tea contributes greatly to support.
The above may be had of RICHARD
SPEAIGHT, Chymip, No. 41, ^een-flreet,
in large or small Bottles, nvhohfale and retail.
just imported in the Mary, Capt. Dunn, and now
opening at'
RHINELANDER'S Store,
Imported in the lall ships from London and
Cork,
TRISH beef in tierces, ox tongues in kegs, loaf fugir
„ in hogsheads, bohea tea in" chests, bottled porter in
hogsheads, Trilh linens, cotton checks, beaver hats, Eng
lish leather for ffioes and boots, and a variety of other ar
ticles fit for the approaching season, to be SOL Dby
Robert Alexander, and Co.
At their store No. 917, Water-Street.
Also, old Madeira.wine London quality, and Tenerife
and Lisbon wipes in pipes, hagmeads and quarter calks.
WANTED, a Perfen that can be well ricomn><n ;d
as a Servant to a single Genthman. Good En
couragement will be givep. Enquire of Hu/h Gaine.
—hFor NE'WRY,
The Ship F * 1 end s h l p,
Thomas Nairn, Master;
DUrthen 2CO Tone, fails remarkably
B fad, and " "" found, will be
F re.dy to fail with the firft Convoy. For
'lbarra Freight or P.ffage apply to the Master
on beaid, or LEE and WILKINSON, at No, 234, in
"Q_een-Sneet.
LEFT, last February, with Isaac Lawrence, at
Wnite-ftone, near Flushing, two Pieces cf
Cloth to be dreffd. Whoever they belong to, is
defired,to prove their Property, take the Clpth away,
and pay the Charges.
TO be SOL D,
AN excellent Englilh SADDLE-HORSE, up
wards of fifteen hands high, matter of 16 Stone,
fit to mount aca ary Officer ;.his price is forty Gui
neas, Enquire cf the pinte^ '1
Cross-cut, mill and pit
saws,
Carpenters, coopers, fid
dlers and Shoemakers
.articles, very generally
assorted,
Frying pans, grid-irons,
Bellowtes,
Shovels and tongs,
Brass and iron candle
sticks,
Sad irons, brass cocks,
English and German steel,
I Ar S A USE's
Jewellery, Hardware and Cutlery Sto r e,No. v:?,=,
leaver end of the Fly- Market, Waterf r eet, mat be
bad a, large and general Assortment of GO 0 D S,
which be has just imported from London and B.r
mingham, lame of which are as tellovcs, viz.
PASTE hur tins set in
filoerand metal,
Plain & garnet ffiirt buckler
in gold and filter,
Garnet hoop rings, gold
rin;s with paste and plain
ditto,
Ladies tortcife shell poh
combs set with paste, plain
fhcll, arid horn ditto,
Silver correls with balls,
Ditto fhtje elafps,
Shagreen and silver pencil
cases,
Silver and mr.tal watches,
Gold, gilt, and metal..watch
seals, chains, brades,
keys and trinkets,
Mocco, cornelian, brilliant,
and silver fleece buttons,
China, glass, and common
ditto,
Fine silver shoe, knee, and
frock buckles,
Plain gold, and garnet lock
ets, plain gold and nob
ear wires.
Fire tortoise ffie:l tooth pick
cases, inlaid with iilve*,
Ditto wrh hinges & glasses.
Enamel'd and poliffied Ida
' ther ditto,
Ladies and gentlemens peek,
et & memorandum books
of various forts,
Amputating, trepanning,
midwife", and pocket
inftrumems of various
forts,
, Oval and common pocket
looming glasses,
Middleton's best black lead
pencils,
Tooth,cloth, hearth, buckle
and shoe bruthas,
Curry combs, bruffie sand
mane combs,
Silver, hard meta!, and pew
ter table, soup, and tea
fpoonty
Morocco sword belts, belt
buckles, loops and swivels,
Mahogany and fiffiikin razor
cases, best razor flrops,
with two razors,
Male and female catharters,
silver probes, surgeon,
needles, crocked and ft: ait
feiffarf,
Snort leather ink pots, pow
der bags and puffs,
Ivory and horn combs of
v*ious forts,'
Tortciie Aell lancets, and
silver mounted cases,
A neat assortment ot double
and single pocket and pen
knives,
Finished pocket ditto with
cork screws,
Double joint barrel, and
bow'd do. do.
Best White Chapel and com
mon needles,
Silk cane ftrihgs, and purses,
Silk hose, and best beaver
gloves,
Pafeam do. with turndown
tops,
Superfine Woodstock do. do.
Shagreen telescopes, nurfa
ikin do.
Mahogany acromatic and
camp d0,,0f .various fizet
and glafles,'
Silver capt, and plain hun
ters, chaise and horse
whips,
Silver and gilt mounted
sword canes, flicks and
rattans of various fores,
Best Dutch wax, and ver
million wafers,
Quis, (havirig boxes and
brushes,
TO BE SOLD,
By wholejale, for ready money, or good bills of ex
change, and now opening pit No. 911, W'ater
freet,
'By THOMAS SIMPSON,
Where retailers, or those who take a quantity, may be
fapplied upon the lowed terms;
BEST fcadet, white and
coloured bread cloths.
Striped duffil blanketing,
Rufe bed blankets,
Plain and Spotted rugs,
Green Henley plains,
Devonshire kerfeys, Frizes
Mill'd arid unmill'd p'aifc
ing, buff, red, green, white
and blue,
Mens yarn flockings, ribb\
and plain,
Mens and youths caftor and
felt hats in cases,
A few calks attested hitr
,tware,
A few hogsheads Quee^'f
china, and delf ware
assorted,
Pewter in small calks as
sorted,
Check handkerchiefs,
Printed linen handkerchiefs
Nuris, Pitching, whited
brown, and coloured
threads,
Printed linen and cottons,
Black and coloured fatteri
and mode bonnets and
hats,
Black and coloured plain
and flowered fattin ca
puchins,
Black and coloured silk
handkerchiefs,
Silk and cotton ditto,
Black velvet,
Leghorn hats,
*, Wanted, a'SURGEUN for a privateer. Enquire
as above.
FOR SAL E.
A SHIP, STOVE, complex
About igool. rte.-lins! value of
WHITE KENDAL COTTONS,
To be fold at prime cost, for caffi, good bills of
exchange, or on short cred :
Also, about goal, sterling value, of the following
AR TICLES,
Soldiery white yarn hose,
Printed lined and cottons,
Ivory and horn combs,
vory and horn combs,
Castings, dutiiis, and nar
row cloths,
Mens fine worsted frackings
Womens ditto,
Mens, youths and boys
worsted ard yarn mitts,
Soldiers white y,n:hofe,
Oznabrughs and Scotch
1 barn,
Mens military and fine lea
:' the^fhoes and pumps,
Fins arid needles,
P Kippin's ktf in bladders,
Writing paper, blank bool;a
Sadlery in hoglheads aborted
' -And-irons and iron pots,
Porter in calks of 10 dozen
each,
V Ramsay and Marfhah'a fher
ry' wine in calks of 6
dozen each.
Double refined fagar and hy
fon tea,
ISilver, and heel mounted
small (words, cutteaux de
chafes, and fencing foils,
Japann'd canteens, ditto tea
and coffee pots, quart and
pint jacks,
Lead /hot of different sizes,
Hair powder, roll pomatum,
and wafli-balls,
Small fuperfine, bastard, and
middle sized iron wire,
2nd tin plates,
Elegant paste fhoc, knee and
ftck buckles,
Solid silver sleeve buttons
aid duds,
Gun hammers, ditto worm's,
and double nut crocks,
Instruments of various sizes
for marking linnen, <
Squares and compasses,
Hooks and eyes, fpeaacles,
and neat silver tea tongs,
Japann'd tea cannisters and
graters,
Paper, enamel'd, steel, and
japann'd fnuff and tobacco
b%4s,
Stampt awl blades, hafts arid
1b oe tacks,'
Large and small horn mold',
Coffee mills, polifh'd fnuffers
and stands,
Gilt, plated, pinchbeck, and
common shoe and knee
buckles,
Chamber bellows, fountain
pens, and fugarchefts,
A. variety of knives and
forks, with and without
cases,
Shoe, butcher, and mincing
knives, oyster ditto,
Plated and sundry other can
dlesticks, fnufters and ex
tinguishers,
Steel, gilt, plated, and cam -
mon coat and vest buttons
Bloom, orange, limes, green,
laurel, and qaudrile,
Pea green bottle Bands, plain
and ornamented,
Plated Pelham bitts, 2nd
stirrup irons,
Silver, pinchbeck, white
and common thimbles,
Brass and iron Jew harp<,
whip thongs, and tab ~
bells,
Dust pans, comb brufhe,
rag /lories, pinchers, pl
crs, nippers, nail do. aid
curling tongs,
Inside and/ common dre
locks, bolts, hinges and
screws,
Delk furuiture, drawer han 7
dies, &c.
Brass }pins, double bolt, pad,
and portmantua locks,
Ivory and box rules,
Hand, lock, bannider and
wood cutters saws,
Jacks, lines, and cteins
compleat, grid irons, ladies
and Skimmers,
Carpenters and shoe ham
mers, brass cocks, and
main springs,
-moothing irons, /hovels,
spades, and frying pans,
Taylors, glovers, and hop
ing /hears, chest and cup
board locks,
Blue pots for casing. No.
20, 18, 15, 12, 10,18,
Salarixon, borax, gew, and
emery paper,
I Brass Sconces, i k chests,
/hoe and knee chapes,
Plated and ftcel fours, hones,
strops, and /milling bot
tles, with many other ar-
I tides, on the lowest
terras, who'efale or retail:
Ribbons, thread lace,
Red, black, purple, green,
ftarlu, and drab cloth
cloaks indcardinals trim
med with gimp and er
mine,
Shalloons, buckrams,
Tammies, ffiags, callimanm
coes, velverets,
Thicksets, sustains,
Cotton gowns, &c.