The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1775-10-09 00:00:00, page 4

L 0 S T,
WEDNESDAY (be 23d of August, on or near the
road leading from Powley-Hook Ferry and
Newark, a red Morocco Pocket Book, pretty much
wore, containing one half Johannes, two Jersey bills
twelve Shillings each ; betides fendry papers which may
be of use to the proprietor, and none else. Whoever has
found, or may find and convey the fame to the Printer,
n?ay expect to be fufficiently rewarded for their trouble.
'%"HERE is now in the pefleflion of Mr.
^ John Yates, of Flushing, a Trunk contain
ing sundry valuable goods : the owner may have the
fame again by applying to him, paying all reafenabk
charges, and proving their property.
'D R UM V
Made and Sold by
PHILIP PELT O N,
' The upper end of Queen-street, and by
DANIEL PEL TON,
In Chapel-lheet, now called Buekman-ftreet,
EQUAL to any that have been imported, for
found. As laid Peltons have a variety on
hands, any gentleman may be fervid at the foortUt
notice, and on the mold teafonable terms; the
purchasers may depend on having their drums tuned
to found well.
To be S OLD or LET,
And entered upon the firfl Day of M A Y next,
& Good house and final! farm of land, htuate in the
town of Jamaica, onLong Uhnd.scppofUctigChurt-
House, and within 40 yards of the Prefoytertuh Meeting
J'loufe. It is a pleafaht fituatirn, and is a good daoe for
a store or tavern ; the house aLnoft new, with ft or rooms
and a kitchen on the firft floor, three rooms, a lobby and
a large linter cnthe second floor, with a large garret:
There are two good cellars under !he house, Operate from
each other; a good barn and garden. The houfeftetd
lot, aback of the house, is excellent land, containing
eight acres, whereon is a good orchid; there are tight
acres of good wood land about a mile from the boufeftead,
and eight acres of salt meadow about two and a half miles
from ditto, ail belonging to Hid tenement. Whoever
may incline to treat for the above, flrail have an indis
putable title by applying to the fubferiber, living on the
premises.
JAMES HUGHSTON.
Jamaica, I ith Sept. 1775,
Westchester 7 J)Y order of Caleb Fowler, Esq; one
County, )J}of the Judges of the Inferior Court
of Common Pleas, for Westchester County : Notice is
hereby given, That on Application.to him made by Joshua
Q^etcau, a Creditor of Robert Me Ma|lfce. late of Court
boat's Manor, in the said County of Westchester, in
Pursuance of two feyeral A&s of the Legifiature of rhe
Colony of New- York, the one entitled, “ An Adi to
prevent frauds in debtors ;" and the ether entitled, " An
Aa to revive the federal Ads therein mentioned, relating
to abfeonding and fradulent debtors ;" he the fid Judge
did direct all the whole estate of the said Robert Me
Mailice, real and personal to be seized, and that unless
he does return and difeharge his debts within three
months next after this public Notice given, all his estate
real and perfcnal so feizod-and taken, will be fold for the
fatisfaftion of his creditors. Dated July 2', 177. fr
CALEB FOWLER.
"[)URSUANT to a power contained in a certain inden
£ tore of mortgage, duly made,and executed by Comfort
Severs, to me the fubferiber, bearing date the 15th day
of April, in the yearof our Lord 1769, public notice is'
hereby given, that there will be exposed to sale at public
anaion or vendue, at the City-Hall of the city of Al
bany, in the province of New-York, on the 25th day
of Oftobernext, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, pursuant
to the directions of an a<ft oi 'the legislature of the colony
of New-York, entitled, “ An ad for the more effectual
regif.ry of .T.rtg^vs, and for securing the pur<bafers of
rc^c'ww ^^^-- >" r a "va tire rgth day of March,4 774,
art that certain dwelling-house and lot of ground, situate,
lying and beingin the Second-Ward of the said city of
Ailiny ; containing in breadth on the east and weft,
+rf feet ginche,, and in length on both sides, 142 feet,
All English measure ; together with the appurtenances,
unless the principal money and interest due upon and
secured by the said mortgage, be before that time paid and
cifeharged. Given under my hand this 14th day of
May, in the year of our Lord 1775.
ABRAHAM C. CUYLER.
W A N'T'ET);
A PERSON well acquainted, with the makingof all
kind of Windsor and turned Chairs. Any Per
lon so qualified, may meet with Encouragement by
applying to the Printer hereof.
FOUR DOLLARS Reward.
s^„ I) UN-AWAY from the fubferiber,
I%^ IN living in the borough of Elizabeth-
Town, New-Jersey, a negro fellow named
A S'I'EVE, near 6 feet high, has a sower
I° O E and is a fupie spry fellow: He for -
;ff, merly belonged to one Mr. Ludlow, up
W the North River, and it is thought he is
gone that way, and taken a mulatto wench
with him. Any person that may take up
either or both of them, and secure them in goal, or
bring them home, ihall have the above reward, and all
reasonable charges, paid by CORBET SCUDDER.
(To be entered immediately)
ALL the large and convenient ftors-houfes at the
North-River, which have been for many years
past occupied by the crown as provision stores; two of
them are upwards of 56 feet* long and three ftofies high ;
they are in excellent good repair, and calculated to ans
wer any purpose of stores for a merchant, tiaxfeed or
bolting business, and will be let together or separate ; —
also the house wherein the Commissary Generals office
was kept, which is large and convenient, and in a good
Band for 3 shop-keeper ; likewise the house next door to
where Mrs. Leake lives, in Nassau-street, to be let and
entered theist of November. Enquire of Mrs. Leake.
WEST-INDIA RUM, higbpi^tf
, andfre favour, in puncheons, and Mufcovado
fugarin hogsheads, just landed and to be fold by
ROBERT ALEXANDER, & Co.
They have yet on hand, coarse and fine muslin; and a
few pieces of India chints, the figures and colours of the
latter ate very elegant.
FIVE DOLLARS Reward.
$Q7 cr Bolen from
the fubferiber, between the
'"' and eleventh instant, a
if ^° ¥ ^^ bright bay horse, about thirteen
.I handsand an inch high, eight
years old, has a white foot in
K'''^^^^ his forehead, and one white
hind foot,, heis marked on the
back with the saddle, and is a well bodied horse, a natural
trotter, and has a black mane and tad. Whoever takes
up and fecurcs said horse, so that the owner may have
him again, (hall have the above reward.
Albany, Sept. ]6, 1775. WALTER NORRIS.
DAVID S.EABURyT
In Hanover-SqvarE, Opposite the Golden-Key,
hath for sale fir Cash only,
AN Affortmentof European Goods,
great part of which are very suitable to'the season.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to
& all the.creditors of Isaac Post, an insolvent debtor,
confined in/he goal in the county of Orange, being one
of the persons named in a certain Aft of the Lieutenant
Governor, the Council, and the General Assembly in
the colony of New-York, made and passed the 3d of
April, 177%, entitled, " An a& for the relief of insolvent
debtors, wiihin this colony, with refpedl to the imprifon
merit of their persons ;" that he the laid Isaac Post hath
preferred his petition to two of the judges of the supreme
court; which petition, together with the account and
inventory, are filed agreeable to the said aft, one of each
of them in the Clerk's office of the supreme court, in
the city of New-York; and one of each of them in the
Clerk's office of the county of orange, for the infpe&ion
of his creditors: and the said Isaac Post doth hereby notify
his creditors, that he intends to apply to John Coe, or
Benjamin Pluerfton, Efqrs, being two of the judges of
the inferior court of common pleas, for the fam county
of Orange, (or to one of them) in order to take the oath
prescribed by the said act, or. Tuesday the 17th day of
Camber next, in order to have the said affidavit before the
judges of the supreme court, or any two of them, on
Tuesday the 24th day of October aforefaid, at 10 o'clock
of the forenoon of the fame day, at the chamber of the
Hon. Daniel Horfmanden, Esq; at which time and place
he intends to apply for his discharge, agreeable to the direc
tions of the said aft, and the prayer of his petition,
dated the 25th September, 1775. His
ISAAC X POST.
Mark.
^RAYEDor STOLEN
U ° from the pasture of William Dav
^ so n , o f Bafenridge, a three years Hi
MAR E, branded N. C. on the n,ar
Ihouicer, a dark trewn or black, trots, not dock'd, ;-ftt
some long hair cut of the end of the dock, and is quarter
bloudd. Any person taking up said Mare and bringing"
her to the fubferiber, Ihali be v rell paid for the fame : E,-'
if Rolen and thethief taken and fecufed so that he may
be brought to justice, and the mare-returned, Brail have
SEVEN POUNDS paid by me
NATHAN COOPER, jum _
T HILI B-RTFO-K'S,
BOOK-BINDER from Dublin,
C CARRIES on that business in all its branches, at his
4.'/hop i* Dock street, between, the coffee-huufe a^
Old-flip bridge. New or old books lettered, gilt and
rebound in the neatest manner; merchants and others
supplied with blank bucks, either ruled or plain, on the
(horteft notice ; pocket books, memorandum bocks, &f.
He willftudy to give general fatisfaction to his cuflome^fy
and flatters himfelf the public will favour him with tome
encouragement. The fallowing pamphlets may be had at
moderate prices—Cook's voyage rouna the world; prelect
for an apprentice, Yorick's letters to Eliza, fee.
RUN-AWAY from the fubferiber
the gtb ultimo, living at Long-Hill, County of
Morris, and Province of New-Jersey, a servant mLA
named Arthur Stewart, born io Ireland, kbout 22 years
old, clear fkinted, a little pitted with the small ;0%
light brown hair, and a weaver by trade, about 5 feet ,
inches high : Had on when he went away, alight brown
broad cio h coat, jacket arid breeches; the latter seated
with a piece of cloth not quite the colour, was a little
knock-knee'd; Whoever takes up said lervant, so that
his maftcr may have him again, fbalT have TY O DOL
LARS, and reasonable charges paid, by
RICHARD RUNYON.
He had a pass to look for another mafter #
N'OflCE is hereby given to all
persons indebted to the estate of Philip Kearney,
Esq; deceased, late of Pcith-Amboy, by bond, bill, or
otherwise, to pay off the interest due on the fame; and ell
persons who have any demands against the said estate, a*e
requeued to bring in their accounts, that the fame mty
be fettled and paid.,
To be rotator want of employ, two likely negro men,
one of them about 26 years of age, a compleat groom and
coachman, and used allo to houfe-werk : The other about
goyearsof age, a valuable houfefervant, who understands
gardening, and all other country woik.
ISABELLA KEARNEY, Executrix.
For character and price of the negroes, apply to
Andrew Elliot, Esq; New-York.
For SALE,
Two elegant Situations,;
In the City of Ferth-Amboy, in the Province
of New-Jersey, being Part of the Estate of ;
the late Do&or LEWIS JOHNSTON, deceased.;
,^-faE whole of this part of the estate contains 203
I acres of excellent land, extending from High-;
Street, in the said City, along Ratiton River, near one 1
mile westward ; a considerable part of which is now in
choice English Grass, and the rest is well adapted either I
for grass or the railing of grain, of which it has been'
found to produce plentiful crops of all kinds. On the ;
premises are,
ift. The large, commodious brick mansion house, ,
Handing about 100 yards from High-Street, Commanding
a delightful view of the River and Bay; together with a
convenient barn, fta^les and other out-houses, a good
garden, and a variety of choice fruit trees.
2d. Another commodious brick dwelling house two
stories high, fronting on the said River about 120 rods
from High-Street; together with a large barn and other
out-houses, a fpacicus garden stored with a well chosen
collection of fruit trees, anda young bearing orchard
apple trees.
The fituationsef these houses are delightfully pleasant
and healthy, arid capable of the most elegant and tasty
improvements. They are allo very convenienton account,
of the great plenty of fifh they afford ; and particularly
the best of oysters and clams, which, at low water, may
be gathered in plenty before the doors. And their proxi
mity to the town, among many other conveniences,
affords an opportunity of enjoying the pleafuresof society.
Which, all together, render them as eligible places for
Gentlemen's Seats as any ,in the province. About i6i
acres of the land are allotted to these houses, and will be
divided equally between them, or in such other propor
tion as will best suit the purchasers.
The remainder to be laid out in lets of about fix acres
each, fronting on Market-Street, and will be very con
venient for the inhabitants of the town for pasture or
mowing-grounds. On one of them are a dwelling heufe
and garden, f&itable for a small family. These fix acres
tors, if not fold by private bargain before the twelfth day
of September next, will then be exposed to public fade to
the highest bidder.
Any person inclined to purchase the whole or any part
of the premises, may apply to James Parker, John
Smyth, and Heathcote Johnston, of the city of Perth-
Amboy, Executors of the last will and tenement of the
said Dr. Johnston, or to Bowes Reed, Esq; at Burlington.
Perth-Amboy, August I, 1775.
'KENup a few
- daysago, a forrelSTAL
LION, fourteen hands high,
rftfrffZr''^ about four yearsolfl. Whoever
ff owns the said horse, describing
him, and making his marks
rknown, by applying to the fub
at Fresh-Water, may
have him again, paying charges.
JACOB HORSEN.
A WOMAN that can be well
recommended, is willing to go into a Gentleman's
family as a wet nurfc. For father particulars apply to
Hugh Gaine#
TO BE SOLD,
HA public ve?;d:<e, on IVednrfdG, tb^
frft day of November, 1775, ad
the lands and tenements bdor^rg to
Agaftine Baxter, deceased, viz.
m BAR M containing about ,40
acres oftoed watered land, near
40 acres of which is fait meadow. On
the said farm is a good boufe, a barn,
l an orchard, &r, and weald suit a former or a Gentleman
I Jor a country feny being on 'Frog's-Neck, in the borough
f tewn of Weftebefter, adjoining the road that leads to White
,flone Ferry. Likewise two ether lots cf Led a) a fosall
)difance from the. ab&ve, one curtaining between 3 and 4
acres, and the other 14 acres. Tie roendae to begin at one
o'clock in the after-noon, on the premises, where the conditions
I of ja!e wil! be made known by us,
DANIEC QUINBY.
I AUCUSTINF DRACK, §
D ^®&frfe„^ u X°! th ep ;lffilfe
°' ''" ' u b'"iber, on the
'# 21 " inflant, a dark brawn
mare, about 14 hands high,!
ll tbreeyears old, a naturalpacer,;
B she has a ftar:) her forehead, !
l^^jfr™?^,^^ a!l ri a final! Break of white on 1
v -_«Bffizt#^^^^ fide of her nefe, and both|
hind feet white; has been docked, but has frill a long |
;bufaytail. Whoever will take up and secure said mare,j
L fo that the owner may have her again, shall haveTHREEI
I DOLLARS reward, and all rcafonable charges paid by me 1
IStamford, Sept, 26, 177;. BENJAMIN JAMES;1
IMonday evening lad, at or near the flax or ferry )
I I, house, at Amboy, a black leather pocket book, i
,with Reel clasps, containing feme papers belonging tol
:Major Rogers, of no use to any one but himfclL Who-1
:ever will deliver them to Me Hugh Gaine, aall be /
handfomly rewarded, and all reasonable expences paid.
I September 30, 17%%
^^ Jl^-AWAY from the fubferiber, a negro man 1
JCL iLve named BEN, aged about 18 years, is aboutl
5 ietßinches high, middling black, full fac'd, likely ;
visage, freight rim'd, 'African born, but has been in ;
this country since he was five or fix years of age, speaks
good Engk/h, and Tome Dutch : Had on when he went
away (which was on the 10th instant) a homefpunl
jacket, without fl^ves, a tow ffiirt and trowfers, shoes
and flockings, and & felt bat about half worn, but has
been lately seen in New-York with a Jong brown furtout.'
Whoever apprehends the said slave, and will deliver him
to the owner, at Potighkeepfe, in Dutchefs county, or
to William Martin, of the New .Paitz, or will confine
him in any prison, giving notice to his said matter, ftw.ll
receive FIVE DOLLA RS reward, and all reason
able charge paid,
I I JOHN CONCKT:<
ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of Law:< ,-
burn, deceased, are hereby requeued to nrhe im
mediate Payment to Judith'KUlura, Executrix,.--who
I has for Sale at her House next Door to the Hon. John
Watts, Esq; whplefale and retail, on the most re..fonab!c
Terms for Cash, viz.
White Lead ground in Oil,
Do. Do. dry.
Red Lead,
Sp.mi/h Brown ground in Oil,
Yellow Oaker, dry,
Ground Do. Do.
Verdegfeafe ground in Oil,
Do. dry,,
Rose Pink, Dutch Pink, Prussian Blue, Turkey Um- 1
ber, Naples Yellow.
Also 6by 8, 7 by 9, 8 by 10, 11 by 9, 10 by 12
Crown Window Glass; and sundry other Articles in the
Painters Way,
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to all the creditors of
Joseph Teed, jun. an iAfofv@nt debtor, being one
of tire persons named in an act of the Lieutenant Gover-1
nor, the Council, and ' General Assembly, passed on the|
third day of April, 1775: And whereas I have, with §
sundry of my creditors, petitioned the Honourable John
Thomas and Caleb Fowler, Efquirer, two of the fudges
of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas for the county
of Wtilchefter ; and that on Friday the thirteenth day
of .October next, a; the Court -House, is the day ap
pointed by the.faid judges for the creditors to appear, to
fbefraufe, if any they have, why his estate fhoeld not
beaffyyd over to Samuel T^ghe and JoffiOa Mead,
tor the benefit of bis creditors, and s he said Joseph feed,
fun. be difthifed agreeable to said off.
Just arrived troni Ehildelaphia,
DOC'I OR HlLL's neau imported great Stomatic
Tincture, being a very excellent medicine for
all weak /l&aacbs, as it procures a good healthy appetite,
and a found digefiion ; for as ms difafes have their origin
contraHed by the use of this Tinflure they -may be prevented.§
Alfa frejb quantity of Dr. Hill's American Baforn; |
wbofe great efficacy is so outll known to cure the mos inroe- 9
terate diferder, in the breast, as Jbertnefs of breath, colds,,
coughs, and whopping-coughs in children. Massy perfons,§
from a proper ule, and continuing the fame a reafanab/e|
time, have received great benefit and relief, and feme have l
been tf&alfy cured of the most painful rbeumatijto, cholic,;
'gravel, and c&njumknions.—Dr, Hill's own directions ,printed
in London, are wrapt about each bottle, the price therein
mentioned, roists. is flerlmg money ; but i
for the poor and indigent it is allowed to be fold at New-
York at 4.1. ted. per bottle, or 4s. q.d. by the dozen. To
present counterfeits, both the balsam and tincture are (by
appointment) to be fold by Michael Hoffman, /hop-keeper,
living in the Broad- Way, near the Of-wego-Market, and by
none else in this city. MICHAEL HOFFMAN.
Somerfet)^ T) Y order of the inferior court of common
County,) pleas in and for said county, notice is
hereby given to all the creditors of Zebulon Compton,
insolvent debtor, confined in goal of the said county for
debt, that they be and appear before any two of the
judges of said court of said county, at the court-house or
said county, on Tuesday the 3d day of October next, at
ten of the clock in the forenoon of said day, to shew
cause (if any thev have) why an alignment of said
debtor's estate should not be made to such persons as shall
then and there be appointed for that purpose, and he the
said debtor to be released from his confinement, pursuant
to the directions of an a& of the Governor, Council,
and General Assembly of the province of New-Jersey,
lately made and passed, entitled, “ An Aft for the relief
@f insolvent debtors.
Dated June 20, 1775#
JOHN AMORY,
WHIP -MAKER,
Manufactures and fells all forts of the best
and newest fashioned Horsk-Wmips, opposite
the Old English Church Yard, and next Door to the Shop
he formerly carried on that Business in, in Company
with John Johnson ; and as he is determined to manu
facture the best Stuff, and in the newest Taste, he
hopes for a Continuance of his Friends and the Public's
Encouragement, whose past Favours he most gratefully ,
acknowledges.
Y—'HERLAS on Tuesday the 29th
VV of August last, a chest was broke open at my
house, by persons unknown, out of which was taken
four silver table spoons, marked M. Ch M. maker's name
J. H. in a heart; seven or eight silver tea spoons, the
fame mark and stamp, and oRe pair of silver tea tongs.
If the fame ihould be offered for sale, or pawned to any
person or persons, they are desired to stop the fame, and
to secure the thief for which they (hall have F O V R
DOLLARS reward, paid by MOSES CLEMENT.
Queenibury, Orange-county, Sept. Sth, 177,
TO BE SOLD,
By the executors of Jord Duryee, late of Jamaica South,
in Queen's-county o n Nassau-Island, deceased, the
following parcels of land and meadow at Jamaica South,
aforefaid, near Old Town Neck, being a part of the
estate of the said Jorft Duryee.
TME dwelling-hotife and homestead of the Aid Jorft
Duryee, as it is now in fence, containing 72 acres,
,an half and 10 square sods, or thereabouts. An excellent
j grist water mill, with one pajr of mill-stones, mill-house,
I and bolting-house adjoining to the fame; together with.
I bolting-mills, clothes, a large pair of scales, weights,
mill picks, iron crows, and every ether implement to
the fame mill belonging. Twenty four acres of excellent
fait meadow land, lying contiguous to the said mill. Ten
acres and 20 fquarc rods of wood land, in three separate
lots. The sale to be on Monday the 16th of ORober
! next, at Jamaica South aforefaid, on the-premises, at
I II o'clock in the forenoon of the fame day', when the
I articles and conditions of file will be made known, or
lifI if required, at any time before, by the fubferiber:, who
wilt gr^ .\ indisputable title: A. fine negro boy about
I ten y^arsold, to be fold at fame time.
JACOB DURYEE, 7_
i ALBER f r_T^RHUNER,S Executor 6.
II N purlu?nceot an att ot the ipgiflature of the colony
;.l of New-York, entitled, “An Aft for relief against
labscondinglabsconding and absent debtors," we do hueby give notice,
;th itwe have been duly appointed trustees for all. the
;creditors of John Wi^an, of the county of Charlotte,
lan1 an abfcordin; debtor; and pursuant to the directions of
Ithe1 the laid act, do require all persons who are indebted to
thefaidJohn M'Lean, to pay unto us the said trustees,
by the fecon^ day of October hext, all such fam and
fumsof money which the, owe to him; and also to
deliver unto m, all ethereffcfts m the Did fohn M-Lcan,
which ne, fas, or they may havein their hands, power,
or custody; arid further, we do hereby define all the
endites of the &id John McLean, by Cue said feond
day of O&ober, to deliver unto us the said trustees, or
ors, or two of us, their respective demands against the
raid John hVLean. Given under our hands, at Albany,
the 28th day of August, <775.
ABRAHAM C. CUYLER.
CORNELIUS GLEN.
._ STEftN LUSH.
Dr. R Y A'N^
Incomparable Worm-drstaying
SUGAR PLUMBS,
NeceiTary to be kept in all Families.
SO exceedingly valued by all P c %L who have had of
them tn Gteat-Britain and Ireland, for their tranf
cende^t Excellency in the destroying Worms of all kinds
both in the Bodies of Meu, Women, and Children, by
not only breaking the Knots in the Duodenum, or Gutc
next the Stomach, but they pass through the smallest
Pafrages at the Body, and purge away those ropy and
nimy Humours whicA ^ the Cause of those pernicious
Vermin, and the Soared of many other Borders ; they
are one of the best Purges in the whole World for grots
bolted Children that are apt to breed Worms, and have
large Bellies ; their Operation is mild, sale and pleasant;
they wonderfully fkanfe the Bowels of all fliff and clam
my Humours which stop up the Parts, and prevent the
Juice if Food from being conveyed to the Liver and made
Blood, which is often the Case with Children, and is at
tended with a hard Belly, stinking Breath, frequent Fe
vers, Rickets, and a Decay of Strength in the lower
-''% Lil ^ wife Settled Aches and Pains in the Head,
Spellings, old Sores, Scabs, Tetters, of Breaking-out,
Will be perfectly cur'd, and the Blood aud Skin restored
to its original Purity and Smoothness ; they purge by
Urine, and bring away the Gravel, and effectually cure
all Obftru&ions of the Urine, or Ulcers in the Kidneys.
They at once strike at the true Cause of the Scurvy and
entirely destroy it, and all Scorbutick Humours and Ef
feas, Root end Branch, so as neve, to Gifu awn ; and
what makes them more G^W^ kp. j s , they Ire full as
agreeable to both Taf, and Mght, as Loaf Sugar; and
in ite ..Operation 4 innocent as new Milk
~ ''' "'*"- 'Plumbs cured a great many Chil front
of A hooping, or Chin-coughs, and Agues, which Dis
tempers are very common and troublesome to Families,
,'./" """ °.' tnefe Plumbs are the Ruin of many
wiidrens CoMiitutions.
These Plumbs enrich and fweaten the wDfe MHsof
Blood, carry off all gross, corrupt and putrid Honours,
and create a freffi and healthy Complexion in such as are
anfeßed by any putrid Matter.
ihe numb is a great Dietrick, cleansing the Reins
O iSlime ; it excels Wind, and is a fovereigu Medicine
m the Chblick and griping of the. Guts. It alleys
and carries off, four Vapours which occasion many
DTorders.'n the Head. It opens all ObftrucHons in tho
Stomach, Lungs, Liver, Reins and Bladder; causes a
good Appetite and helps Digestion. It hath been found
wonderfully fuccetsfuin> such Persons as are going into
Chronical Piftempers, as Asthmas, Phthificks, or Short
ness of Breath, Duplies and Yellow Jaundice. Now 1
hope all impartial Persons are Satisfied, that the Medicine
which works upon such Humours, will almost teach any
DiAemper, if n@t too far gone, since Corruption and Pu
trefaction are the fore-runners of all diseases ; therefore no
better Phyfick can be taken for all Ages, Sexes and Con
ftituti<>n\ from Infancy to an old Age. These Plumbs
are highly ferUceable to the Female Sex, from the Age
of 14 to 20 Years, and from 40 to 50. Each -Box con
tair^ one Dozen of these Plumbs, Price 8 Shillings, with
Dire&ions. Sold by Hugh Gaine, in New-York, and
cy no other Person in America, Unless by his appointment.
Diognfitk Signs of Worms.
PALENESS jn rhe Face, itching of the Nose, hol
lewnefs of the Eyes, grating of the Teeth when
alleep, Dulne's, Pains, and Heaviness in the Head, a
dry Cough, an itching in the Fundament, white and
thick Urine, unquiet sleep, often parting, loft Appetite,,
fwell'd Belly, knawing and biting about the Stomach,
frightful Dreams, extreme Thirsts, the Body decay'd and
lean, Fits, often Vomiting, linking Breath, &c.
Directions for taking them.
A Child from 1 to 2 Tears may eat one Plumb ; from
2 'O4 oneand a half ; from. 4to 6 two; from 6to 8 two
and a half ; from 8 to 12 three ; from 12 to 15, and all
above that Age, may eat four Plumbs, one Hour or two
before up Pdfng,not to Drink during that time, but afterwards
drink warm tea, Wbey, or Water-gruel- ,in taking them,
the Patient m.tf flay twoor three Days betwixt each Dose.
In Agues, the feme Quantity must be taken, two, three
or four Hears before the Fit comes on, and be repeated t(r?e
Times. In PI hooping or Chin-coughs, give the ^Quantity
above-mentioned.
TO BE SOLD,
By a Lady lately arrived frem London, at the Widow
Glover's, in Nadau-Street:
AWASH for the Teeth, by the famous Dr. Rigg, of
London, which not only cleans and whitens the
Teeth, but is a good Preventative against the Scurvey in
the Geuns; much may be said in favour of this Waffi,
tho' not neceTry, as the using of one Bottle will con
vince the Pu^chafer of its Efficacy.
It is put into Bottles sealed with the Doctor's Cypher,
and fold at 4. per Bottle, with printed Directions for
uting it.
TO BE SOLD,
At the BREWERY or
ABRAHAM WALTON,
In MAIDEN-LANE,
A Number of good empty Butts,
Pipes, and Barrels.
HAERLEM OYL,
SOLD By 11. GAINE.