The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-05-12 00:00:00, page 3

By Advices from the North we learn, that a large
Number of loyal Subjects, joined by a Party of In
dians, have attacked and driven the Rebels fem
the Mohawks River, and are preparing to join the
Army, which they daily expe& to arrive, under Ge
neral Carleton.
Gr^at Numbers of People have come in, within
the Cov;fe of the lath Week, from the Northern
Counties, in erdtr to join the Provincial Corps,;
which are already very strong and in good training.
We hear the Rebels have lent down from Efopus
100 Waggons, in order to plunder the Country of
all the Grain, as far down as Tappan.
Captain James Weyms, of the 40th Regiment,
Aid de Camp to his Excellency Major General
Tryon, is appointed Major Commandant of the
Queen's American Rangers.
On Tuesday last, a final! Sloop, Alexander Hill,
Matter, arrived here in 16 Days from St. Euftatia,
by whom we are informed, that an Account was just
received there, that a Ship of War belonging to
Admiral Young's Squadron had taken a Rebel Fri
gate with Silas Deane of C< nneaicut on board, and
carried her into Antigua. This Ship had arrived at
Martinico fame Time before, with Stores and other
valuable Articles on board, of which Circumstance
Admiral Young having received positive Intelligence,
command, d two Ships to cruize for her and intercept
her Passage.
We hear, that the Emerald Frigate in her last
Cruize took and destroyed 19 Ships and Vtffels be
longing to the Rebels.
On Friday last, several Transports failed under
ty.Convoy for Ireland.
The Albany Sloop of War and the Elephant
Store Ship, from England, but lalt frem Halifax,
arrived here Ydterday Morning.
The Rebel Privateer Cabct, Ca, fc . Olney, was
lately drove alhore on the Coart of Nova-Scotia, by
the Milford Frigate; and we hear ihe has since been
got eff, and carried into Halifax.
Nineteen Rebel Vcfftls havy been lately taken and
carried into Tortola, and several into St. Kitts and
Antigua, by his Majesty's Ships, and feme final!
Vessels fitted out in the Islands.
Last Week was married by the Revd. Mr. Inglis,
Rector a' Trinity Church, Mr. Smithies, Surgeo °,
to Miss Burgess of this City ; an amiable Lady,
with every Requisite to make the Marriage-State
happy.
Lad Week was also married Lieut. Brown of the
14-th Regiment, to Mils Polly French, Daughter
of Joseph French, Esq; of Jamaica, on Lung-
Iflund ; a young Lady of great Beauty and Merit.
Lately died at Newtown, on Long-I^and, Mrs.
Bailey, Wife of Dr. Richard Bailey,' of this City,
whefe Death is much lamented by all her Acquain
tance.
NEW-YORK, May 12/
Majors Balfour and Gardiner, arrived in
the Augusta of 64. Guts from Plymouth. The Ship
„4ed from Ponfn-uth the 28th of March.
Came Paffengcr in the Augusta also, Daniel
Wier, Esq; Commiffirv General to the Army under
to: Command of Sir William Howe; Daniel
ChamiEß, Esq; being promoted to the Place es
Auditor General, &c. &c.
By Letters and other Accounts from England,
we have the Pleafuie to inform the Public, that the
gre?.teft Unanimity fubhits in the Nation with re-
E^a to American Affairs, and that ths Peace of
Europe is not likely to be interrupted.
Toe King of Portugal is d^id ; and the Affair,
fa l£ig in Difputc between the Spaniards and Por
tugueze, is now in a fair Train of Accommodation.
Several Line of Battle Ships, are on their Way to
America. The A bion of 74. Guns left Portfm&uth
early in March,' but, meeting with a hard Gale,
fyrung her Main-Mad and was obliged to put into
Plymouth to be refitted.
The Transports, with Reinforcements (it is said)
•f about i2,0®0 Men, failed early in March under
Convoy, and arc fuppeftd to be not very distant from
this Continent.
We learn, that General Burgoyne had failed for
Quebec about the End of March.
The Carrysfort Frigate that failed from hence last
February, with General Robinson on board, ar
rived in England the 24th of March.
John, the Pointer, who has been mentioned in our
papers as being charged with letting fire to Pouf
mouth dock, and t® different Houles in Bristol ; was
executed on the loth of March.
y— — The Rebels have indufkioufly reported, and even
I had the Affnrgnce to publish in feme of their Newf
pa,ers, That the King's Troops, employed in de
ihoying the Magazine at Danbury, " behaved with
^ great Barbarity, wantonly and cruelly murdering
“ the wounded Prisoners who fell into their Hahds,
“ and plundering the Inhabitants, burning and dc
" Graying every thing in their Way." That this is
a muff audacious FaUhood, fabricated to delude the
we\k and credulous into a State of Desperation, the
Inhabitants of theCouniry fr@mNorwalk toDanbyry
can, if they ^re, Efficiently teftify. The Country
People know, that not the lead Plunder was coun
ted either upon their Goods or Cattle, even where
the Houles were abandoned ; that the Soldiers p id
for every Article they wanted; and that neither
Man, Woman, or Child, received the leaf! Injury
or Molestation from the Army, except the R beis
who attacked them, or were found in Arms. They
accomplished the Object, for which they entered the
country, and then returned, in the utmost Order,
to the Place of Embarkation.
For the fame inflammatory Purpofr, the follow
ing Article, ta' n from the Conntaicut Journal of
the 30th of April, was evidently cempohd. “ A
'' Member of Congress, in a Letter dated April 15,
" 1777, writes to his Friend in this Town [New
« haven] That an Extrafi of a Letter from England
<c to the Commissioners (Do&or Franklin, &€. in
<< France) mentions, that the British Miniflry intend
<' totally to defray the New-England States, and
“ make Slaves of the Southern.” “---So we fee
« what we poor People of New-England have to
^ depend on !"---A certain eld Gentieman wou'd
be puzzled to exceed this Story in Impudence or
Fallhood. The Author at least must have had his
full Inspiration to invent it.
We hear, that the inhuman Rebels in Connecti
cut have murdered fcveral People, who were guilty
of no other Fault than not abandoning their Houses
upon the Arrival of the King's Troops. Oae old
Man in particular had the melancholy View of his
two Sons murdered in clod Blood before him, upon
that Account alone.
By Accounts just come in from Connecticut, we
hear, that Woolier, one of the Rebel Ringleaders
in the Attack upon the King's Toaps in the Expe
dition to Danbury, is firice dead if his Wounds,
and that every Rebel-Officer from Fairfield to Strat
ford, who joined in But Attack, was either killed
or wounded. The Rebels confess, xhat their whole
Loss amounts to about 100 killed and above 200
wounded.
Last We± died at Ids House in this City, Mr;|
Joseph Hildreth, who for about 40 Years pad was |
Clerk of Trinity Church, and had the Care of the|
Charity School here ; He was always esteemed an 1
upright honed Man.
The Puldick are derfied to obfirve, That a Num
ber of counterfeit Shilling Pieces, are now palling
amongst us : They are' tolerably executed, but from
their Colour, which is of a hlucilh Cass, are easily
difeovered by a flight Infoe&ion.
emtofarae^^
To be fold at public Auction, by
John M'Adam, and Co.
ON Brawnrfohn's wharf, this morning at it o'clock,
20 hogsheads of mufcovado sugar, and a quantity
of indigo; and
TO-MORROW, on the Coffee-Houfe bridge, Jamaica
fpnits, Ruffid duck, French carivafs, oznaburgs, raisins,
pepper, 7 tierces of coffee, 20 calles new thip bread, and
a quantity of new feather beds, mattresses, and blankets.
On WEDNESDAY, at 11 o'clock, at Van Zandt's
wharf, 120 calks new rice.
To-morrow Morning,
AT the vendue house upper end of the Coffee House
bridge, will begin the sale of the following goods;
linens, fhre'imgs, callicoes, cambricks, lawns, checks,
chamoife, Harlem stripe, cloths, cveriaftings, threads,
pins and needles.
On WEDNESDAY, upon the Ceffce-Houfe bridge,
blankets, Russia duck, Meetings, cordage, some cases of
preserv'd fruit, ir^n pots, candles in boxes, &c. &c.
Templeton and Stewart,
Hav^ a few hogfheads-of best irifyeifted tobacco, and
quarter calks of Lilbon wine, which they will difyeft
c' cheap.
To-morrow will be fold at public auction, by
Bowman and Codner,
On the Coffee- House bridge,
W PEST-INDIA RUf , IRISH BUTTER, EAR
LEY, SALT, CORKS, &c. &c.
On Friday next,
Will be fold at public auction, by
BOWMAN and CODNER,
At their office opposite Mr. Gaine's,
/^. General aflortment of European goods. Catalogues
fl will be published.
N. B, One thoirind weight of bees wax, may be had
at private file, price 2s. 6d.
"PUBLIC- AU CTIO N.
f^TO-morrow will be fold at the Coffee-Houfe bridge,l
, a few crates of farted earthen ware, and femel
furniture.
At DANIEL M^CORMICK's Vendue Houfe,|
On WEDNESDAY, a parcel of striped camblets, rat-1
tinets, fhalloons, yarn and morfted flockings, sleeve but-1
tons, razors, fr.uff boxc., pocket cases of instruments,
brown linens, &c.
At private sale, 7-8, yard and apron cotton checks;
Iri4ilinen, oznaburgs, drilling#, rambricks, looking
gk.ffes, carpets, a set of neat plated candlesticks, fans,
&c &c. and a few boxes of window glass 8 by 10.
The fine old Paintings,
J ATE the property of Mr. Cornelius Low, deceased,
I j that were to have been fold last Tuesday, at the
house of Mr. Isaac Low, in Dock-ftrcet, will be fold at
twelve o'clock to-morrow, at the house of Mr. John Tay
lor, near the Fly-Market, where judge Hicks lately
lived, and where the paintings may be seen in the mean
time.
To be fold at, private Sale,
By JOHN M'ADAM, and Co.
The Schooner Loyal Briton,
LYING at Lupton's wharf, near the Fly-Market:
Inventory to be seen at their Office.
Looking Glares; China, Glass and
Earthen Ware.
At Rhinelander's Store,
The Corner of Burling's-flip,
BURNT and enamelled china table sets compleat,
B^ie and white, do. da.
Burnt and enamelled tea sets, do.
China bowls from a pint to two gallons, looking glasses
and pictures, glass and earthen ware a good assortment as
usual, coarse ahd fine salt; whokfde and retail; also a
quantity of molasses of very excellent quality, in hog
sheads and tierces.
A Chest of Carpenter's Tools,
TO be fold. Enquire of John Faulkner, cabinet
maker, in King's-street, near the Broadway.
—— To'iTT'ToTdT^
WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
At bis Shop in Hanover-Square,
Nearly op/Tt^Lo'd Howe's,
{SUPERFINE blue, white, fcarler, London brown,
O cherry, light blue, blue gray, claret, drab, chocolate
and mixt broad cloths; buff, green, light blue, Saxon
blue, and date cafimers ; mixt wiltqns, blue duroys, cor
dilures, corderoys, white and dyed jeans and jeanets;
dyed fuftians, white dimothy, knit breeches patterns,
Ird^a taffeties, breglio ; crapes and poplins, callimamcoes,
durants and tammies, Raven s duck, flowered dimothy,
Marseilles quilting, Irifn linens and footings, cambricks,
lawnsand mufiins; yard, 33,7 S, 3-4 wide checks;
pWn and ftript silk gauzes; gauze handkerchiefs, black
Barcelona ditto, printed linen ditto, check ditto, Peniaf
cus, Bengals, black. 4ilk gloves and mitts, drab ditto, black
and drab worsted mitts, men's leather gloves, fdk damaf.
cut, fans, ribbons, ferrets; white, pink, and blue figured
fattens ; pink perfians, also a large quantity of fid cloth.
Tuft opened at No. 20, Qieen-ftreet,
Corner of three Doors sass of the Fly-
Market, and to be fold
By SAMUEL DOUGLASS,
On moderate terms, for Cash or good Bills of Exchange;
SCOTCH oznaburgs, fail doth, 3 4 and 4 4 Infh
linen; check, and check Litts, white thread, co
loured ditto, whited brown ditto, Pitching ditto, white
and brown buckrums, glazed linen; check, cotton, and
linen handkerchiefs ; carpeting, white and br-wn plain
and rib'd thread hofc; fine and common hats, womens
and girls flays, men's and boys shoes, plain and figurd
fiik gauze, bordered lawn handkerchiefs, long lawn, plain
lawn, check and flript bolland, shoe and quality binding,
bedticks, tapes and bobbins, dowlafs, table cloths, pack
and pound pint, printed cottons, sewing„ silks, ivory and
horn combs, knee garters, breeches pieces, stone ware
sorted, bellowfes an^ brushes, glass ware, nutty, ftctio
nary, bottled porter, nails, conteAionary, hard ware,
soap, CCS. —
For LONLON,
(And will pofinvely fail in todays)
The Ship Success,
Capt. M.MILLAN; ,
mounts 14 carriage guns ,
3 riofc quarters, with men anf
^Xable, and has excellent acco^-
whh on board the Ihip opp fi, ^ VKfo of frvk
Coffee-Houfe every evening, betwixt the hours of M.n
and nine. Ma; Sth, i? 7
A MAN won!d be willing to e& arfteuard eh 1
h. lurndof a (hi, bound for England, or to wait ;
ena gentleman going tothe above place, 'as a fervarit.j
He can he well rccommrn&d. Enqnireof H.Gaine. 1
DEFEATED ndm the Prince of Wales victualler, •|
at Moore's wharf, Henry Demos, master, the 9th }
or May, 1777, two apprentice lads, tire one named George |
Shaw, about 22 years old, of a brown complexion, wears
his own light colour'd short hair, about 5 feet 9 inches
high; and had on a dirty flannel jacket. Toe Qthdr
named David Fairfield, abort 20 years old, 5 feet 6 inches
high, wears his; own black hair, and is of a dark com
plexion, had on a blue jacket, but both of them is sup
posed to have changed their cLaths finer. Whoever
takes up and secures the said runaways, so that they
may be had again, Ihr.ll rdceiv4 Eight Dollars reward for
each, from JENRY DENTON.
N. B. All masters of vrffels are forbid to harbour or
entertain the said apprentices, as they must answer it at
their peril..
Wanted to Purchase,
A Pair of steady, well-broke horses, for a carriage :
fA Enquire of Albert Smith, in Nassau street, No. 46,
next door to commissary Grant's office. The said Smith
returns his finecre thanks to the public for their past fa
vours, and acquaints th§m that he has on hand, for sale,
HOUSHOLD FURNITURE; and that he continues
the turning bufinef sin all its b anches ; those therefore
who may be pleafcd to favour him with their custom,
will find him at the above place.
WTI7LIAM THQ-RNE;
Merchant Tayler, in Hanover Square,
[7 AS for sale, green and blue fagothie^i green and
XA blue ftript hofaids, green and blue ftript jtacs,
green and blue ftript dam.ftps, white and brown ticking,
white and brown Russia drilling, white and black fattinet,;
nankeens, and four thread black breeches patterns, brown
Hollands, &c. &c.
N. B. The greatest encouragement will be given by;
the said Thorne, to go& l journeymen tavlors.
FONcTs'MAXS CT
Opposite the Poft-Office, in Broad-ftreet,|
HAS a parcel of excellent Ship Bread |
for sale, by the hundred or ten.
r^^HE frieWdly ~ bTot'hFrs TT^t 1
^ the 17th instant, for the last time (till the-next|
merry meeting) all brothers who may be in town are ie- |
quelled to fend their names to the bar of Hall's tavern,|
three days before.—Dinner precisely at three.
W. F. BRUCE, in theChat |
-n^TFrLTT'L^
Confectioner from London,
Having removed from Dock-ftrcet to Hanover-Square,
No. 517.
rf^AKES this method to return his sincere thanks to
I all Ips friends and customers for their past favours,
and hopes for a continuance ; ahd will hove in ths pre-1
sent season, a very great variety of the belt fwettrneats ;
preserves marmalades, jellies, &c. in brandy, at very
reasonable rate as the times will permit, for ready money
only ; and every thing of the said branch will be execu
ted to a'l perfection as in the firft ffiops in London,
Said Lenzi will, in the ensuing feafm, give a vry
good price for the very best fort of fruit, fueb as straw
berries, gooseberries, cherries, ralberries, peaches, pine
apples, green gages, apricots, &c. &e.
May be had almost every dry, ice cream ; likewise ice
for refreshing wine, &c.
N. B. Wanted to the said business, an apprentice.—
Premium is exposed.
To BE SOLD BY
JOHN STEVENSON,
In WATER-STREET,
At the house where John Morton formerly lived, between
the Ciffee-houfe and Uld flip Bridge,
'The following Articles, viz.
RICHARD SAUSE,
At the Cross Swords, near the Fly-Market,
HAS FOR SALE,
AFreh afCrtment of black and cam-wood ferrel'd
Chinese table knives and forks: Likewise, plain,
black ard fpllt bone ditto ditto: Surgeons instruments in
pocket pouches, complete.
With a variety of cutlery, hard ware, jewellery, &c.
&c. asufual.
N. B. Any person having a quantity of old geld or
fiver to dispose of, may have cash far JS?—^?' o ''?!'"'
H, HE Governors of King's College in the city of
J New-York, are desired to meet at Hull's tavern,l
on Tuesday ,the 13th inst. at XII o'clock.--They r e
requested to be pu ^ual in their attendance, as that day
is appointed ^thech^e^j^
"GEORGE FOWLER,
Has removed from Golden-hill, to the house formerly oc
cupied by Mr. Grant, No. 956, in Water-street, op
posite the Crane, where he has for sale ;
Of D Madeira win-, by the quarter calk or dozen, red
port, Jamaica spirits, Weft India rum, sugars,
tea, coffee, chocolate, soap, corks, bed copper and purple
indigo, pink root, lamp oyl, canvas from No. ( to 3, a
small cable about half wore, with an anchor .ultabf.
N. B. He has also to let, a convenient flore 3 story,
with a crane inJ^
TOLEN the 6th infant, two hiver watches, maker s
names, William Semure, London, with a large flat
Pinchbeck seal and fleel chain ; the other Benjamin
Cuftow, London, without a gla:s, No. unknown, who
ever brings the fame to James Roy, watchmaker, oppo
site Mr. Rivington's, Q^een-ftrect, cr the punier s, fliall
be handsomely rewarded____
TOTOTICE is hereby given to the Society of the H^l
pits! in the City & f New-York, in An ,c a ' ^
third Tuesday in May, being the 20th I^nt, is
the Dav appointed by,heir Charter for them annual Elec
tion. Such Members as may be in T°vvn, are .equefted
lament at Hull's Tavern, at Twelve 0 Clock, tn order to
chufe their Officers for the ensuing
By Order of the Vice-President,
JOHN MOORE, Secretary.
A~ QU a'n frYF 0 f
Old Madeira Wines,
Of the fir£ Quality, are to be fold by the
Pipe or Quarter Calk, at the Store of
RICHARD SHARPE,
In Watcr-flreet, opposite the Mayor's.
OW priced yard wide,
_/ Iriffi linens.
Ditto dowlas,
Ditto iheeting,
German ozenbiigs,
Sail cloth,
Striped holland,
Black cantoon for breeches,
A few second cloths,
Sagothres and duroys, with
trimmings Writable,
Bleached thread,
Fine ounce ditto,
Tapes, pins,
Men and womens worsted
and thread flockings,
Mens Loes,
Felt hats,
Writing paper,
Ink powder,
Ready made watchcoats,
Ditto jackets.
e Cordage,
Leading rises,
Filhing ditto,
Seine twine,
Horn combs,
Hfh hooks,
Razors,
Snuff in bottles,
Leaf tobacco,
Black pepper,
Prur.es, currants,
Salop!
Florence oil, sweet do#
Claret in bottles,
Jesuit's bark,
Stoughton's betters,
Rheubarb,
Tartar emitic,
English and German Reel,
Broad axes,
Hammers, spades, &c.
Madeira and Lisbon Wines,
J'N hoefe/ads, pipes, and quarter clks, to be fold on •
board the Lew Seven Brothers, Cornelius Driven,
master, new lying at Murray's wherf: The wh es a;c of
the N-w-Vork quali y, and three -,c^rt old
lOST or kerin some Time ago, a Silver Table
Spoon, marked WM. Whoever drivers it to
Hugh Gdne fball receive One Guinea for the
fame : Any One producing the Thief lh\h receive
Two Guineas more.
^VA^IW^^ILCH Goat. Any Fe f^
V'/ having One to ditpofe of, may hear of a
purchaser, by applying to Hugh Gaine.
I) UN-away fam the fubferiber, living S:< Ferrv-ftreef,
( No. 19, a negro fellow named k'OMK, about 20
years of age, is ffiort and well set; /peaks broken Boglbh
and is apt to Hammer : Had on when he went 2vay, a
ffiort light colour'd brow:# coat with green cuffs and cellar,
an 01l pair leather breeches, with yarn flockings and Hef
firn Ihoes. Whoever takes up or gives information of
said ne to f> that he . may be had again, Ihall receive
Three Dollars reward, by
"THOMAS GRFSWOLD.
^^fy^^^ ^c.f^/^^^"ify^a
F,r tH BENE FIT of the Orphans and
Widows of SOLDIERS, &°c. tfc.
At the Theatre in John's-Street,
This Evening
Will be Performed, a COMEDY, call'd,
Rule a Wife and have a Wife.
To which will be added, a Farce.
The Characters by Gentlemen of the
NAVY and ARMY.
BOXES, and PIT, One Dollar. GAL
LERY, Four Shillings.
TICKETS tobe had at Hugh Gaine's, Printer,
and ar the Coffee House.
RUN-aw^y num the lubiqrxbcr, on the 9th at May,
an apprentice boy named Robert Dougel, about 4
tect 6 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair tied be
hind: Had or. when he went away, a fort d<rfe blue
jacket, leather breeches, a new check ihitt, ahd a white
flock ; took away with him some money belonging to bis
master. Whoever tsk^s up said apprentice ard fccurcs
him, or gives information to John Barrow, baker, in
K':*,-ftre.et, No. 13, th: 11 have Six Pence reward.
N. B. All pertons are forbid harbouring or taking cff
said apprentice, at their peril.
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6>clean Linen Rags, and so in Proportions „
%>for those of an inferior Qydity.--- <^
BY HUGH GAINE.*
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To be SOLD,
BRASS ard iron and-irons of the neatest patterns;
sho hemp feed by the bufh.l cr lefler quantity, by
I JACOB WILKINS, near the Coenties Market.
'™§ r 'HE Score and the Cellar in the House wherein
I Capt. Thomas Miller lately lived, almost opposite
Mn Isaac Lew's, in Dock Street, is to be Let frem
May next. For Particulars apply to Mrs. Price living
in said House. ___
' To 'be "fold for want of employ,
A Likely negro wench, 24 years of a^. Sh r if n
FL excellent cook, and is well qualified for taxing
care of a dairy. A fleet negro fellow about 21)ea:s
old, who perfectly understands the farming bufinef, and
is likewise capable, of doing any kind of home wont.
Also to be fo'd, tvvo rirgro bov^^T^LLf-—-
=^-TG'M'A R O L E,'
A FINE full-blooded bay horse, got by Wildair, four
f-R years old, fifteen hands high, and compleatly
mace, 'will cover twenty-five mares this ferfon, at Cow-
Harbour, Huntington, Long-Island, at half a Jvhar nos
a mare, and half a dollar to the groom ; to be paid be
fore the mare is taken away.
Enquire of Platt Conklin, at Cow-Harbour,
— —CARGO'OV
Choice Barbadoes Rum,
npo be fold on board the ship Sharpe, lying at Cnm
^ meline's wharf, oppofue to the crane, by James
Lawrie, master, for cash or good bills.
,——^a^^ ^fflrotf
TO BE SOLD,
By HARRY PETERS,
No. 157, directly facipg Peck's-Slip,
A few Firkins of choice Irish
I B U T %.E R.
Genuine old Madeira,
by the pipe, hogshead,
quarter-calk, or dezen
Bett red port, by the hogf
hcad,quarter-calk, or d c z
Claret, by the hogshead ur
dozen
Lilbbn wive, by t'e pipe,
h% ffiead, quarter- calk, or
dozen
Cherry vine, by the quar
ter calk, cr in bottles
Street 'wines, in battlesl
Oi d hock in bottles
Rhvriffi wine, in boules
Left Champaiyo, in bottles
Scotch ale, in b t'es
B<ft London bottled porter
French brandy
Holland geneva, in cases
Old J-maida spirits, by the
hothead, or five gallons
Parts ONE GUINEA. ,
To 'the PUBLIC,
To be fold, by the Inventor's Appointment, at the Rinh
and Crown, in Hanever-Square, and no where else
in America.l
7fy Salutary CONSERVE,
FEEING an approved and infallible Preventive
A) from a Certain Disease.
The Author of this Medicine is a Gentleman very
well known, both in the Navy and Army, for his fuc
ccfrful Practice rih Phytic and Surgery, he has had re
pirated and incontefti.bk Proofs of the good Efrens of big
Medicine, which he was prevailed on to give to the Pub
lic fame Years ago, in Eufcpe, at the toneft Sollicirari*
ons of some of his intimate Friends.---The Applica
tion of it is simple and easy, as will appear by,the printed
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near the Fly-maritet, Ncw-Yoik;
, WeR-India ruhi, ditto
, Bohea tea
1 Coffee, chocolate
- Pepper
Mufta-d, salad oil
Double refined Ipaf sugar
bSingle refined ditto
, Mufco%ado sugar
■ {Spermaceti candles by the
1 box or pound
Raisins of the fun
[Corks by the hogshead or
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% per
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ft London mode - white ditt^, ,
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'Pipes by the hex or gross.