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CHOCOLATE,
%XWARRANTED fine and good, wbolefale and|
VW retail, at reasonable rates, bv REBECCA
GOMEZ, at the chocolate maqufi&ry, No.fy, |
Noffau Street, next to Ann-street,; übo has also tor |
file best Spermaceti Oil for la qps, common lamp |
ditto, fiver and "train oil for curriers use. Tear, I
fugafs, frces, blue, fo^p, and belt Poland flarch a' 1
is. per pound, vinegar at 4s. per gallon, firO quality
Durham mustard at 4°. per lb. raisins, almonds,
citron, placing cards, 'frc..&c. . ctf,
E.
Bowen's Patent Sagqe Powder,,
IMPORTED in the laifVeffels from the original
Patentee at Georgia, and warranted genuine,
by the Hundred, or fanller Quantity ; likewise a
fruh imply of Gum Camphor, Sperma Caeti, &c.
To be frad of James Muirson, at No. 223,
Q^en-Street, nearly facing the upper End of the
Q^^^J;—
To be So^D at Public Vendue,
AT the house of Mr. James Bayeu, at Fort-Neck
in Q men's county, on Wednesday the 21st day
of March infant,all the stock of Thomas Jones, Efy
ccuftunig of working oxen, cows and calves, cows
with calf, and, a number of young cattle from four
to two years old ; a parcel of hoifes, moR of them 1
young, cod fume full blooded ; a pumlrer of Iheep, I
and aptcef of hogs, with aJI kind of farming uten !
fils and 'implements of husbandry. 7he conditions |
of file will remade known at the time of the vendue, I
'N 3. The vendue will begin at nine o'clock in
the morning.
'Emanuel Walker,
Has removed 'his fiore from MILL-ST REE T, to
°No 40, Hanover-Square,
Nearly oppofav. the Alfol's, and formerly pc^ffed
b, Younrhufb-rid and Harrifm,
Where he is now opening for Sale,
A .Generl affortnfo ofEuROPEAN and INDIA
fl GOODS, calculated for the approaching sea-
Ln, imposed in the late fleet and running fhps front
London ; which will be difooted of (by wholesale
• only) on the lowest terms,
Aifo Yerkfhue hams, pickled tripe, affurted cases
of pickles, Howl's acid, Durham muftain, turpen
tine and white soap, a few calks glass ware, Well-
In I urn, J^ airn foirits, Port and Lfo n wine,&r
TO BE SOLD,, dad potLiiba given immediately.
erf , T< ) L( ts o f Land, one fitucte in Little Queen
{A er, arid the ocher in Corthndtrr LLy fif.e.t,
b- Toadwav. AID a Dwelling house in Hanover
to wire; ^d" cw'fmall Dwelling houses ia "King-Hreet:
}, o % in writhe for the fail Lots and Houses, or aw
.I be received by JOHN KELLY, No, 28,
T^ let for lu; term of years ar fall be a„re:d upon,
;VVi 0 to.« Lq^ of Land in the Broadway, and two:
i Nv% et. Also ,three Lots of Land near
VY^'^ Pp, and'three Lots in F^d-market-ftreet, 1
a r L-s f. r the No'th-R ver. Proposals in writing
r^ t db' JOHN KELLY, N o ; 28, Hanover-,
1
' > ;E AL D, ,ni poffi&n given immediately,
~4 Lc«. .i'2*A '.>: Lor cf Land ip Bread- ft^t, *< 1
/ A !!< # r of I&a^.Arret. Propofols in writing 1
I^r* ::. ,JOHN KEL.LY, No. 28, Hanover-1
ft/?
'^ lie A)^;, . • < flfeoien'givui immediately,,
% ?^. EL'FC HOU-E:c Little Dock-Street, in a
fvv: - ; ^ p^^oe for a tavern or the gro
cr hue . ST; no ;" fandt on land held by leak cf
run t> 1 - I' — .^the fir. 9of May next, at the reo' of
n. :.e. <.v : j?r\ A:,me half ot the buildings to be paid
f b §.~ r.u ;^d at the txpkadoo of the fad lease.
A ^ ?/ foible title w;d te given to the purchaser or
feetfrr <f be Aid houfeb PropofUs in writing for
Lid - lie will he feqe vjd by John Kelly, No. 28, Ha
'T& EL L>£J vc. .r<cc or serrate, as may best tint a
pitch A: 0: nrriokr^, abd possession given on the
& % ^K^ ^L-^ ^o^ new diftihery, with al! necessary
// cHr GA A:^ ca-refy ch the dibilling bufttiefa com
„ tyo^ DWELLIKG-HUUSL, two^
th ho : b?b, with a;: <k^ll nt good ffore, Suitable for
the grocer,, dr, good, or ✓ , other bnfinefs, a back
k tchc ar:i <0 ven cut yard, as well to the distillery as
to th • rwe MB ooufer the whotr firnace in Water-street,
n^ r Petr '1 fl ~am now in the occupation of Mr.Jamea
A* 'i. "tip-fair in writing, for the distillery and dwel
ls. h.ue, or e^r of them, will be received by John
K i'^ -A>. zT Ha^cv^.-Sq;./-^,
TO BE SOLD, tug^hr or separate,
ft^wobrick DWELLING HOUSES, one (No. 12)
£ three 'dory and a half' high, with very elegant
apartment . fnuate In Great Dock-hirer,being in breadth
in front on fahi ft reat, thirty-fix 'feet two inches; arid
the other in D.ke-frreet in the rear thereof, (No. 25)
her ng two story and an half high, and ip breadth on the last
motioned flrer.t twenty feet. The lot of land co which
the rid houses stand is eighty nine feel four inches deep,
and in as advanr geou; a stand as any in this city. Pro
posals io wri ing for the said boufes, or either of them,
w.:. & r,%ea>ted b- f'b # Kelly, No. 28, Hanover-Square.
^1"'O ire IC: sci rush term of years as jhail be agreed
X upon, that Beautiful and delightfully fituatedriot of |
land at HJlgate, adjoining land lately occupied by Heath- [
cote Johofon, Eiqj containing twelve acres of choice {
meadow and very convenient for a ferry to Hallett's
cove< Propofols will be deceived by John Kelly, No.
$43, Hanover-square,
TI) "BE SOLD;
r^WO excellent three story and an half brick dwelling
houtes, with a good lot and ciftem, to each of
them ; the one fixate io Duke-Street, neat the corner of
Smith-Street, and the other in Hanover-Square, in a |
commodious fcnd.-,-A two story and an half brick 1
£orc hou&; almaft new, in,the rear of thelaft mention- 1
ed idiuL : A large lot of land with a convenient coach- 1
hpufr and haSßr, oh the northerly fide of the Sloat, ands
five lots of land near Cruger's whiff, fronting the Old - 1
flip, in as exdLcnt stand for business, bring part of the |
ehate of Henry Cruder, kata of the city of New-Yerk, |
Efeuire, decea^d. Proposals for the fame, or any part 1
thereof, wrhbe received by JOHN KELLY, No. 843, 1
Hanover-SqUare, Who is empowered to fell the fame; §
and who has a gdod haute on Cruger's wharff to dispose j
5 1
T 6 B E SO LD, §
WfrWO three for, and half- brick dwelling. Houses, on ,
& the nurheyly fye of Little Dock-street, nrar the |
Exchange; one now p?fi<ffed By Mr, Dennis M'Ready,
and the other by George Forbes. A!fo a two ftdry and a |
half brick dwelling Hohfe, alffioft new, with a large yard |
and cift*<n, occupied by Edward Seaman, Esq; two lots of §
land i^ the rear thereof, one fronting the feaft River, in |
a< extraordinary find for biffincfs. Propofaisin writing, |
will uc teysived by John Krily, No. 28, HaaQvcr-fqusic,h
TO BE SOLD,
AN excellent farm, about a mile from Newtown
landing, containing above an hundred acres of
land, including twenty or more of fine thriving
young yyood Farid, arid a lot of salt nieadow at some
dißance. There are on the premises a good boufe
and harn, two large gardens, and a number of fruit
trees of the best kinds. The whole is in good fence,
nndcafabie cf the Mgheft improvement. The beau
tiful filiation of some of the grounds, commanding a
most extensive and elegant profpe&, renders it an gb
jea for any gentleman of taste ; at the fame time
that its vicinity to Newtown landing, and the quali
ty of the foil, must make it, in proper hands, highly
aiventageous both for farming and gardening
Perfonk inclined to purchase are defined to apply be
fore the 10th day of March next, to Mr,John Kelly,
Notary Public, Hanover-square, or to Harifon and
Auchmu'y, Anomies at Law, Queen-street.
Police Office, New-York, November 20, 1780.
Quality, Weight, & Price
-OF
BREAD,
By Order of the Commandant.
THAT on and after Thorfday the 23d 'inftant, all
bread made of sweet floor of th? firft quality, must
I be baked into long loaves of two pounds weight each,
and flamped with the initials cf the baker's name, and
foil for Sixteen Coppers each loaf;
And all bread made of merchantable flour cf an infe
rior quality, must be baked into round leaves; ,weighing
two pounds and one half each, stamped with the initials
of the baker's name, and fold for Sixteen Coppers each
leaf.X
Any baker or retailer of bread, who dial! be convicted
af,demand<ng or receiving any more or greater sum than
Sixteen Coppers for each loaf of bread as above men
ioned, ffiall be fined TEN POUNDS for ever, such
offence.
In order that the above regulations may be duly cn
forerd, Bakhafar Creamer, is appointed Infpeaor of
Bread, with directions' and powers constantly to visit the
several bake boufes in this city, and to make feizare of
all such bread, as he miy find deficient, either in the
abovementioAcd qualities, weight, or flam,. The
bread seized, to be immediately ftnt to the city aims
house, for the use of the poor, and report made to the
Police of the cause of seizure, the Quantity end the
baker's name fr m whom it was fe'zed, that the fame
may be published; and upon conviction of a ferond of
fence, that the offender may moreover be fined Fifty
Pounds arid an entire step put to his baking, if found
guilty of a third fftrace.
ANDREW ELLIOT, Superintendent General.
DAVID MATHEWS, Mayor.
PETER DUBOIS. Mag&^of PnVe,.
Attwood's Medicinal Store,
No. 2)7 (clim Np. 8) Water street,
I VS amply flocked with a general assortment of choice
1 { Drugs and Medicines, mufti, purchased from Apothe
, caries Hall,---particularly the chemical preparations,---
I the Jesuits bark in powder, &c..'
1 The public may depend upon their quality, and their
§favours, with those of the Gentlemen of the Faculty, in
I Navy and Ariny, being duly executed, with honour and
I dispatch.---Privateers, and v § ffeU g°L^ to fee, may be
[accommodated at the ihorteft notice with medicine
I chefte, &c.
IPrefcripticns at all times faithfully prepared. Many
I valuable patent medicines, fi,ch as James's Powder, Mars
t dint's Drops, &c. kept in readincis. The genuine Sago
j powder in (mail caniHers —Spices, ifingafs, hat fhorn
I Savings, oatmeal, barley, orange flower and rose waters---
; Mortars, marble and glass, vials, gallipots, surgeons in
'ftruments, &c.,
*, The Proprietor having been unhappily confined
for tome time from an accident, is so far recovered as to
give his personal attendance in his store, hopes to merit
the renewal of his former custom.
N. B. A radical cure for the Tootb-ach.
4 LL persons having any demand on the estate of
the late Charles Nicoll, deceased, wine mer
chant, are desired to bring in their.accounts t at
they may be paid ; and these who are indebted to
feid estate, are requeued to pay the fame to the
fubferibers at the houl^ of the late Charles Nicoll,
Little Dock street.
EDWARD NICOLL,
EVERT BANCKER, jun.
CHARLES N. TAYLOR.
Who have to dispose of at said house, his stock of
genuine liquors confining of Madeira, Port, and
Lisbon wine, by the pipe, hogshead, quarter calk, or
five gallonst Alfa old Jamaica Spirits of the firft
quality, brandy, and geneva.
To be SQLD, or LET,
And entered on the firft of May next,
A Houfe of four rooms on the firft floor, and fo;ir
on the second, with five fire places; a large
convenient kitchen and oven adjoining; a new barn
lately built, and Efficient for twenty hoifes; a large
garden containing the best kinds cf fruit trees, and
a fufficienl quantity of afparagu6, strawberries, and
rafberries. The whole in the best repair, containing
about 12 acres, and lituate in the town of Jamaica,
opposite the English Church, Enquire of John Li
vingdon, on the premises, or Philip I. Livingston,
at Hell-Gate. (3! 38)
TBSOLD,
And possession given on the firft day of May next,
A Large and elegant three fiory brick house, co
fl yered with tile, and built last summer, fituatte
in an agreeable part of this city, confining of three
elegant floors, (besides a large garret) each contain
ing two excellent rooms with fire places, and a bed
room between ; an excellent dry cellar under the
whole, with two fire-places, calculated for two
kitchens ; all in complete order for the reception of
a family's residence. Propofols in writing to be
received by Terence Kerin, attorney at law and pub
lic notary, No. 52, Wall-street, nearly opposite to
Pitt's flatue,
GAIN E's
Universal Sheet
ALMANACK
For the Year 1781,
May be had at his Book-Store in Hanover-
Square —lt is adapted to, and will prove of
great Utility ih ail public Offices, &c, &c.
H A L I, and B IRK S, |
At No. 977, Beekman's Slip,
Have for sale, on the lowed terms,
l/fADEIRA, red port, and Lisbon winbs by thel
pipe, quarter cask, or dozen; hyfon, green,|
fuffiong and bohea teas, double and fuigie refinedl
loaf sugars, muftovado ditto, old Jamaica spirits,
brandy and turn by the puncheon, or gallon, mess
beef and pork io tierces, barrels and half barrels,
ship bread, flour of a good quality, a freth assort
merit of butter ; shot from No. 1 to 4, with a general
assortment of groceries, a few tierces of good rice,
a parcel of damaged bread and oatmeal.
georgi/T^w^^
Have just imported in the brig LOWTHER and SEN
HOUS E, from Liverpool and have for foie at
their fore. No. 162, ^eenftreet, near Peek's
flip i the jollowng goods, on the mast redfonable
terms, vi%.
FT' URFENTINE/%,far,
% ciaret, jar and linseed oil, iron Loops,
Best mess beef and pork in barrels,
Britijb brand, in puncheons, malt, hops,
Smith's coals,, bribes.
Skewed barley, fplrt jeafe, and tinplates,
White and red herrings, rolled iron,
Sheet copper glass and earthen ware,
Bottled beer in tierces, vinegar,
London porter in barrels, old Chefoire cheese,
Varifo, lamp black,
Spanish broitn and white lead,
Cordage, port wine, and fo"ong beer in pipes,
Pomatum, black ball,
Plain and tipt pipes, hair powder,
Starch, ftationary,jewellery, boftery, *
gloves, &c. &r.
dilfo an afortment ' oj Manckefter goods, confining of
fine corduroys, velvets, tbickfets, printed jeans, pil
lows, denims, fattinets^ Dutch cord, and rope, and
a variety of other articles ^.%.
MARSTON&RAPALj^,
In Wall-ftmt, corner of Smitb-ftreet, have far Ele,
A Parcel mufeevado, and Choice Madeira and port
clay'd sugars, in hhds. wines, in pipes bhds."
tierces, and barrels, and quarter calks,
Gun-pewder well adapted for French brandy,
musketry and cannco, war- A quantity o' Jamaica
ranted good, rumin pvq<:h£ori#,h@
Hyfon and congo T E AS, in proof,
chins, Flour,
Coffee, Ship bread, newly bribed,
IStarch, a quantity, at 70 a. per
i Steel in boxes, cwt. walrented good.
I Just imported in the last vessels from Europe, and
' now opening for falebv
ROBERT GAULT,
No. 30, Hanover-Squarr,
SUPERFINE and fecund broadcloths, rattinets,
C fhilloons, tammies, and durants; flannels,
Merges, and coatings, calicoes, chintzes, printed
handkerchiefs, yard wide Irish linens from 3s. 6d.
to 7s, 6d. pet yard, brown and white Russia ihett
ings and ravens duck, moreens, black ruffes, prin
ces fluff, arid fattinet, luteflrings, mantuas, armo
zeens and brocades, fattens, pelongs, modes,;© fians,
taffeties, bandanbes, romals, and black Barcelona
handkerchiefs; ribbons, thread edgings, black and
white laces and sewing silks, hosiery and cutlery,
china in assorted boxes, London claret in cases, and
genuine red Port in pipes.
HUGH SMITH, arid Co.
Have for file at their store, No.zi,Little Dock-street,
BEST London tlaiet, also new rose butter, Che
fture, single and double Gloucester cheeses of
,the very belt quality, and the latent importation.
They continue to fell every article in the grocery way
as usual. All ordcis from Gentlemen of the Army
and Navy pvm&ually attended to, and carefully ex
ecuted.
IXT ALTER SFENS has to difoofe of a few
VV pipes of port and Lisbon wines, of the very
best quality ; enquire of Hugh Smith,and Co. N 0.21.
Little Dock-ffreet, where the business of said Walter
Spcts is tran&aed in his abferce, by Hugh Smith,
A remarkable Cure performed by Maredants Drops'
authenticated by Sir George Armitage, Bart, of
Kirkites- Hall, in the Weft Riding in the County fork.
To Mr. NORTON, Surgeon, Gulden-Square, London.
SIR,
tyOSEPH WOOMERSLEY, a tenant of mine, 22
Jyears of age, of the Pari/b of Clifton, bad two
ulcers upon bis left band, each as large as a crown
piece, running a foarp humour, another in elbow, five
in bis right fide, five in bis right fboulder, five in bis
right leg, and one over bis left eye, all equally as large;
a contrasted knee with a violent inflammation which
deprived him of the use of it ; after taking twofix
foiling bottles the inflammation in bis knee fubfijed,
broke out into an ulcer and gave him the entire use of
it, dud by the time be bad taken ten be was perfectly
cured, and has remained well ever face. This cure
was effected in the year 1775.
I am,our mos bumble servant,
Kirklees, GEORGE ARMITAGE.
•gb Augufl, 1780.
These Drops entirely eradicate the leprosy, the feur
vy, old fores or ulcers, large blotches or bolls, the evil,
fibulas, piles, pimpled faces, long continued inftamma-|
tion of the eyes, billious cholic, St. Anthony's fire, fcur-|
botic gout and rbeumatifm, and ever, other diforder l
fifing from a Joulnefs of the blood. They perfect di-\
geftion, amazingly create an appetite, and afi as a \
restorative to the most reduced'conjtitution. They ma,
be taken in an, season, without the least confinement,
danger ofcatebing cold, or hindrance of business ; the
fafety with which they may be administered to children,
infants, and women during pregnancy, is an additi
onal encouragement to the timely use of them.
Sold by Hugh Gaine.
Just imported, and to be fold by
Edward Goold,
No. 34, Hanover-Square,
CHOICE meG and cirgo beef, a few half barrels pork,
flour, ship bread, draught porter, old turpentine fpap,
wax Candles, rpfe butter, Tortola rum, choice port wine
of the vintage 78, a few pipes of old Madeira wine, Irifo
linens, striped and figured gauzes, book muslin handker- -
chiefs, the best (potted bandano handkerchiefs, womens
India cotton hose, mens white and coloured worsted hose,
fine Bath coatings, a few pieces low priced cloths, printed
fluffs, edgings, black and white blond lace, mens and
boys hats, flops, m*ns fine ruffled shirts, a large apart
ment of the newest pattern paper hangings, the best mens
and womans flroes in trunks, cases of mustard, a few cases
of Aliens best claret, Heft bohea, foihong and h^fon teas,
a few calks of formed shot, &c#
Imported in the last Fleel from London,
AND TO BE SOLD ' BY
HUGH GAIN E,
In Handover-Square;
^ Treatise on the Military Science, which compre
bends thb grand Operations of War, and general
Rules for conduaing an Army in the Field, founded
upon Principles for the Imp ovemerit of tho fcme, with
occasional Notes : To which is added, the Manner of
attacking and defending Military Posts, Villages, Church
Yarjis, Mills, Heu es, &c. By Thoreas Simes, Esq;
An EBay in the Art of War, translated from the French
of Count Turpin, by Joseph Otway, in 2 Volumes.
A Military Course for the Government and Conduct
of a Battalion, defigaed for the Regulationg in Quarter,
Camp, or Garrison. By Thomas Simes, Esq;
A Tieatify of Military Discipline, in which is laid
down and explained the Duty of an Officer and a Soldier.
By Humphry Bland, Esq, ' }
Vocal Music, or the Songster's Companion, being a
complete Collection of Songs, Cantatas, &c. with the
I Music prefixed to each.
I The New Merry Companion, or Vocal Remembrancer,
I being a fele& Collection of the most celebrated Songs,
Ilately song at the Theatres, Vauxhall, Raneleigh, &t.
The Humming Bird/ a new and choice Collection oj
the most celebrated English and Scots Songs,
Chefteifield's Miftelianeous Works ,4 Vq]s. Gold,
-smith's History of England, 4 Vols. Goldfmith'sani
mated Nature 8 Vols. Campbell's Lives of the Admi
rals. 4. Vols, Modern Europe, 2 Vols. Millott's general
& History, 2 Vols, Memoirs of Marshal Duke of Berwick,
! 2 Vols. Goldfrnith', Grecian History, 2 Vois. Thick
nefsis Travels through France and Spain, zV< Is. Moore's
Travels through France, Switzerland and Germany, 2
Vols. Cato and Liebus,2 Vols. Carver's Travels thro*
the interior Parts of American History of the Traupa
doers, Montagu:.'^ Refleaions. New Difeoverfes; Bal
lard's British Ladies. Letters from an Officer in the
Guards to bit Friend ria England, containing some Ac-
c uotof France and Italy. Coxe Switzerland. H.fto
ricai Memoirs. Locke on Governments I,eland's Hif
tony of Ire and. Delorne on the Constitution. British
a Antiquities. Keil's Agronomy, 'Drelincourt on Death,
I WatKinfomV Survey. An elegant Edition of Shakef
| puare's Plays, by Samuel Johnfcn, and George Stevens,
I gilt and lettered, in 8 Vols. Hooke's Roman History,
ft 4 Vos Quarto, with Cuts, Spectator, 8 Vols, Ramb
■ let 4 Vols. Guardian, 2 Vols Fielding's Works, 12
'Vuh 'Tnempifo's Woks, 6 Vols, Adeiß?n'sWo ks,
4 Vols, D Aden's Works,q Vols, Thompson's Works,
4 Vols, Torn Town's Works, 4 V<rs GaWmith's
Works, 2 Vols, Plutarch's Lives, 8 Vols. Pope's
Romer. 9 Vols Modern Traveller; 6 V Is, Gil Elas,
fl 4 Vois. The History of Agathon, traafhted from the
I German, 4 Vols Smollet'sTdemachus, 2 Vols. Con-
I templets of Nature, 2 Vols, Tutor of Truth, 2 Vols.
Muser Mirror, 2 Vols. Browne's Travels, 2 Vols. Tour
I from L ncl6h'tc Petersburg. Sketches front Nature, by
a George Keate, Elq; 2 Vols. Midnight the ' Signal, 3
[ Vols. Love cf Farrm Pelpay'sF^bbs. Gordon's Ta-
Icitus, SVOIS. Knox's EIL; s, 2 Vols • Seneca's Morals.
I Something new. 2 Vols, Maclean's Didi. nary. Cramer
ion Metals. Smobet's History of-all Nations, 8 Vol's,
I ShaktLesre'sWolks, 8 Vols. Roilin) antient History.
Tillotfon's Works. Manual of Devotion. Whole Duty
1 of Man. Buchan's Family Pbyfician. New Weeks
Preparation. Boliegbroke's Letters, Gurhiie',G^m-
I mar Salmon's Gazetteer. Boyer's French Didionary#
Borer's Grammar. Fencing's, Dyche's, and Barclay's
Dictionaries. Wilson's Navigation. Seamaos Vade
I M ecum. Mariner's Coropafs. Mariners Calendar, Daily
Assistant. Weft.lndia Pilots. Bibles; Common Prayer
Books ; Testaments ; Spelling Books ; Primmers; Chap
men's Books; Newberry's Books; with most Kinds of
Stationary, viz.
Elephant, imperial, royal, medium, demdy, long post,
pro patria, and pot paper, of the very best forts; thick
and thin quarto post, gilt arid plain; long post and pre
patria, gilt; the very best wax, wafers, quills, and pens;
leather ink pots, and pewter ftandiffies; fcalesand dividers,
copper plate copy books and flips for fchbols, Middleton'a
best black lead pencils, pounce and pounce boxes, find and
sand boxes, vellum for drum heads, blotting and marble
paper, imbefhd paper, parchment prickers, red tape for
tying up records, round rulers, &c, &c,'
~LIKEWISE,
I Violins, German flutes and fifes, gentlemens and ladies
I pocket books, wih and without iofttunsena j/battWorea
I and fhuttle-cockb horfemens pistols, and very neat pocket
1 ditto, of various prices,; best rafura, with and without cases,
beautl ulcutteaux decpafe,powderhorns and fhdt pouches,
§ Mathematical infiruments, Hadley's quadrants, Waving
I boxes, horse whipa, patent blacking and shoe brnihes, hard
I and faft pomatum, lip Give, neat canes, gup flints, with
I powder and shot, temple fp,evades, a vary great variety of
Doland's SPY GLASSES,
Of different kish; gold scales and weights, &c. &c, &e
To be LET,
And possession given the firft of May next,
PART\of that pleasant situated dweJing-houfe of
Philip Kiffick, Queen-street, Nomi.' For fur
ther particulars, enquire at the ptentifes.
Richard Speaight,
CHYMIST and DRUGGIST,
No. 41, Queen-Street,
Has imported by the Fame, and Edward, from
London, a general assortment of DRUGS and
MEDICIN E S, amongst which are,
Antimony, Sago,
Quick-silver, Pill boxes, phials.
Borax, aqaa-fortis, Ivory syringes,
English faffion,' Rose Pink,
Magnesia alba, Drop lake, and carmine.
Chamomile flowers. With fondry other artfo
Oil of lavender,' cles too tedious to enu-
Fine A] xochell, merate; all of which,
Spermaceti, will be fold wbolefale.
True glauber salts, and retail, on very low
Flowers of fulpbur, and, terms.
The Surgeons of the Navy and Army may be
fuppli^ at a moderate Advance, and their Custom
acknowledged with Thanks.
N. B. A Set of Capital and Trepanir.g fo&,-
ments to be fold cheap,
J O H N"BETTS;
No. 43, Whitehall,
Has for Sale at his Cordial D ; ftillery,
ORANGE WATER, Clove Water, All Fours,
Annifeed Water, Do&or Stevens, Shrub,
Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Cherry Rum, Gin, and
Geneva in Cases.
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,LADY MOLYNEUX'sif
§ Italian PASTE. §
So well know to the Ladies for enamelling the Hands,
Neck, and Face of a lovely White; it renders the
most rough Skin smooth and foft as Velvet. There is
not the least Grain of Paint in it; and Ladies who use
it canont be tanned by the most fcorchiog Heat. If it ia
used to Infants in the Month, it feewes them a delicate
Skfo Sold by Hugh Gaine,