The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-03-24 00:00:00, page 3

NEW-YORK, March 24;
Saturday Night the Isth Infant, the House of the
Widow Morris at Morriffania, was robbed by a Par
ty of the Rebels, <u'd herfelf and the Family very ill
used.
On the Night of Sunday the 16th Infant, a De
tachment of the Queen's Rangers, and New-York
Conchies, with Twenty cf the Neff^n Troops,
and a Subaltern, under the Command of Captains
John Branden, and Archibald Campbell, were or
dered out to attack a Party of the Rebels at De
Lancey's Mill's, but they having Intelligence of
the Movement cf cur Detachment, fled to the House
of Stephen . Ward, about nine Miles N,rth from
King,-Bridge, where the Party attacked them about
niae o'Cleck, at Night, killed between Forty and
Fifty, and took Twenty-seven Prisoners, amongst
whom were a M;jor, a Captain, (wounded) and a
Forage Master. They brought off at the fame Time,
twenty-four Head es Cattle, and four Hoists, Part
^@ which they had robbed the Friends of Government
©f that Day. Our Loss would have been r^ry ir.con
fiderabri, had it net been for the Death of the brave
Campbell, who, after the Villains had begged for
Quarters, went into the House, and was immediate
ly foot through the Heart. We had five Privates
killed on the Spot, and fix wounded, one of whom
is since dead.
At the fame Time the Piquet, under the Com
mand of Lieut. Dunlap, and Ensign Juel, marched
from Fort Independence to the Bridge at Brunx Ri
ver, where they attacked another Party of the Rebels,
and drove them off, proceeded to East-Chester, where
they took 8 Prisoners, amengft whom was Commis
sary Crawford, who died of his Wonuds on the
Road to this City, 6 Teams, and 12 Pair of Oxen.
Not one of our Party was hurt.
On Sunday last, Captain Stephen Hayt, of the
Prince cf Wales's Royal American Volunteers,
commanded by his Excellency Governor Browne,
returned from an Expedition to Norwalk, in Cen
ne&icut, having brought from thence the Chairman
of the Committee of the Did Place, five cemmiffiohed
Officers, and eight private Pen fans taken in Arms,
together with fifteen Stands cf Arms compleat, with
the L®fs of only one Man, who it is imagined
deserted.
The very spirited Conduct of this Corps, justly
merits th? Approbation of the Public, and the Bra
verfy of this small Party, confiftingenly of 20 Men,
marching four Miles into an Enemy's Country,
thickly inherited, and taking 14. of their Number
Prisoners, who were brought in on Friday Evening,
teaches whit may be expelled from them on other
Occasions.
On Sunday Morning the 16th Inftafit, a Party cf
th: King's Trocps under the Command of M^jor
General Vaughan, marchd from Amboy as fir @s
Spanktown in order to furprize a Party of the Rebels
who had been pondering in that Neighbourhood for
some Days. Col. Mawhood was appointed to cut
eff their Retreat, while the ethers attacked them in
Front, but the Badness es the Raads prevented the
DJign from being put into full Execution. How
ever, the mein Body fell in with a Detachment cf
the Rebels, killed feme, and took 15 Prifone:6, wko
were brought to Town the Day they were taken.
There are now in Fifn Kill Goal about 130 loyal
Subjects, whom the Rebels style Tories ; mast cf
them are in Irons, and some are chained to their own
Negroes.
tfafcr, with his Army, we are told, is gone to
Connecticut, their Time of Service being expired ;
and one McDougall, with his Brigade, is to funply
his Place.
We bear that most of the Troops lately railed in
the Province of Maffacliufett's Bay are sent up to
Ticonderoga; thst they are fortifying some Inlands
in Lake George and every advantageous Pass at and
about Skeevfborough, in order to impede the Progress
cf the Northern Army ; that a very large Chain which
had been placed across Hudson's River, near Fish
Kills, broke twice by the Force of the Ice and Tide.
His Majefys Ships Rationed about Chefapeak and
Delaware Bays, bane defirojed or taken, avitbin the
Space of the tivo last Months, above 70 Sail of Rebel
Ships and Privateers. In the Weft-Indies and to the
North-ward, the Success has like-wife been very great;
, that it may be j"fll, presumed, that in a ver, Jbort
Time, the Attempts of the Rebels by Sea, as avell as
their Succors, ivill be pretty well reduced by subsequent
Operations.
In Cenneaicut, the petty Tyrants are forcing all
the young Men they can lay held of into their Army,
which, by Sickness and Desertion, decreases rather
filter thanotherwife, notwithstanding ail theirEffarts.
By a Pet fan latelycfcaped from the Did Colony, we
learn, that all Things me in the utmost Distress and
Cenfufion, and that People in general, as far as they
dare, inveigh against the Conduct cf their Leaders.
These, in their Turn, are jealous like a Knot of
Highwaymen or Housebreakers of one another, and
begin to perfective and confine some of their own
Ringleaders, upon mere Sufpidens only that they
mean to betray them, pne of them called Col.
Walcott, a Member cf their Council, with Mr.
Seymore and Mr. Hillhoufe two of the Afferably
Men, were lately taken up erf feme Doubts of their
Attachment to the Cause of Rebellion, though Jor
merl, they were some of the most diftinguifned Par
tizans in its Favor. The whole Country every where
is one continued Seme of Horror, Distress, and
Confufisn. A pretty Exchange for the Liberty, the
real Liberty, they once enjoyed, under the Govern
ment and Protection of Britain !
From Boston we are informed, that a Number cf
armed VIRUS faded from thence and from other
Ports in the Maffachufett's Bay, about 10 Days ag°,
who are to cruize to the Eattward for the Purpose of
intercepting Trarfports and other Vessels bound from
Great-Britain or Ireland to America. They place
much Dependence on their Success ; but 'tis to be
hoped, they will fall in with some of the King's
Ships, who are cruizing upon that Station.
The Rebel Frigate, called Oliver Cromwell, re
mains at New-London, having about 90 Men. The
Trumbull armed Vcffel, is dill in Connecticut River,
and likely enough to continue there. The Rebels
in that Part of the Country begin to look as blue as
Indigo upon one another, being in that tyoft blessed
of all Situations, without Trade, without Peace,
and without Liberty. Instead cf just and legal Go
vernment, they are barrelled by the insolent Decrees
cf a Set of little dirty Tyrants, who seem to vie with
each other, who shall (hew molt cf the Master, and
who commit the nioft arbitrary Extravagancies upon
their Fellow-siibjcas.
Several Tranfpofts, Vi&uallers from Ireland, have
arrived in the Courle of the Week ; and each of
them with Troops on board to join the Army.
Above 5000 “ Hearts of Oak," 'tis said have been
added to the Force here ; and more are daily ex
peaed.
The Rebels to the Northwards, and every where
else, have no Success in railing their Levies, asthey
proposed, for a (landing Army. The Treatment
the poor deluded People have hbcady met with from
the Commanders of the Rebel-Army, who among
themfrives are to a Proverb without Honor and Ho
nesty, and the melancholy Fate of those who have
already joined them, have given a Check to the Im
position that has been pra&dW with fa much unhap
py Success hitherto, and, among other Circumstances,
have opened their Eyes to a View of their real Situation;
About the 20th of February, Lieut. Col. Tufef,
cf the 60th Regiment, fiom the Garrison of St. Au
gustine, with a Party of the Troops, feme Rangers,
and Indians, took a Rebel Fort, at a Place called St.
Lies, in Georgia, near the River St. Mary's and
made 73 Prisoners.
We arc credibly informed, that Previsions are very
fearce at Botton, and that what little remains in that
Province the Country People will not d fpofe of for
Congress Money, Aying they have too much es that
Coinage already.
Beet is now is. 6d. per lb. at Philadelphia : The
few of the Congress that are now there take up all
the Money they can lay their Hand on at 6 per Cent.
and begin to talk of moving towards Reading in one
of the back Counties. Their new Levies go on very
slowly, and their Loans more flewly fiill.
Last Week a Rebel Privateer came cut of Byram
River, and took a Boat coming to Town with Wood
and some other small Matters from Long-Bland.
Thursday last theVedry of Trinity-Church unahi
moufly ele&cd the Revd. Dr. Charles Inglis,
Reflor, in the Room es the late worthy Dr.
Auchmuty.
Last Thursday Night Col. Barton with a small
Party cf Men, went up towards the English Neigh
bourhood, ard brought in four Prisoners.
Yesterday died at his House in this City, Isaac
Winslow, Esq; late of Roxbury, near Boston :
He was a Gentleman of a humane generous Difpefi
tion, a fteidy Friend to Government, and his Death
is much lamented.
Yeft^rday the Sloop Hammord, Capt. Gutridge,
arrived here from Bermuda in 15 Days.
Married. Lieutenant William Jepson, of the
28th Regiment, to Miss Appe, of this Place ; and
Mr. Frederick Phillipse, of this City, to
Miss Polly Marston, Daughter of the late Mr.
Nathaniel Marston.
Prizes sent in here since our last, a Ship leaded
with Powder, Lend and Cloathing ; two Brigs and
two Schooners, loaded^ilh Rum and Salt; all be
ler^ing and bound to Philadelphia.
The New-Jersey Farmer, and Mr. Crane
Brush's Case, with fundr, other Pieces, mufl be
postponed for Want of Room.
RYAN's incomparable Worm-deflroving
SUGAR PLUMBS, fold by H. GAINE.
To BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC 'VENDUE,
This Morning, at 12 o'Clock, on the Cofte-Houfe
Bridge,
By John M'Adam, and Co.;
A QUANTITY of Ship Bread, and To-morrow|
Morning, at it o'Clock, at their Vendue Store,;
* Quality of Dry Goods, the Catalogues to be fern at
their Sore. On Wednesday at 1 1 o'clock, MufcovaJe
Sugars, 2nd Weft India Rum, with a few Cases Geneva.
At private Sale, A fen Firkins cf choice IRISH
BUTTER.
J his Day at 12 o'clock,
Will be fold at Publick Auction on the Coffee House
Bridge, by
BOWMAN and CODNER,
So ME SOAP, CANDLES, HAMS, CHECKS,
Tobacco, Corks, and a few TLAts of Oz^r^
On Wednesday next,
Will be fold at Publick Auction by
BOWMAN and CODNER,
At their Office eppofte Mr. Caine's,
A Large Afertmert of European Goods. Catalogues of
.{A "whirh void be published To-msrsow. Sale begins at
Eleven o'Clock.
WTiTLIAM TONGUE,
HAS for Sale at his Store in Hanover-Square, every
Article as usual. Also a parcel of choice Molasses
and some Hogsheads cf Spanish RED WINE.
To-morrow, about 12 o'Clock,
1717"' ' e '°" at F u "'ck Vendue, on the Long
V / Bridge, near the Coffe-Houfe, Several Hogsheads
of Rum, and some Calks of Geneva ; also, a few Tierces
of Rice, and a Set of neat Mahogany Chairs, &c. &c.
^ fold, A likely young Mulatto Wench, about
£ 16 Years old ; hat hadthe Small-Pox and Meazels,
and understands all kinds of Hnufe-Werk. Enquire of
the Printer.
JOSEPH ALLICOCKF,
Has for Sale next Door to the Coffie-Heufe,
Genuine old Madeira, old hock,
RED PORT & LISBON WINES, LONDON
PORTER, most excellent old Antigua RUM, two
Years old ditto, Bohea Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Pepper,
Corks, Wraping Paper. &c.
To be join on board tSe Brig Jenny, j.f arrived from
Glasgow,
QUANTITY of SHERRY and RED PORT in
fl bottles, Porter in Hogsheads, Men's Shoes, hard
Ware, WindowGlafs, Sheeting, Cheefe,^ Enquire for
Peter Campbell, at theS'ore of John M'Adam, and Co.
To the PUBLIC,
To be fold, by the Inventor's Appointment, at the Bible'
and Crown, in Hanover-Square, an. no where else
in America.
The Salter, CONSERPE,
TOEING an approved and infallible Preventive
from a Certain Disease.
The Author cf this Medicine is a Gentleman very
well known, both in the Navy and Army, for his fuc
cefsful Practice in Physic and Surgery, he has had re
peated and inconteftible Proofs of the good Effects of his
Medicine, which he was prevailed on to give to the Pub
lic some Years ago, in Europe, at the earnest Sollicitati
ons of some of his intimate Friends.—The Applica
tion of it is simple and easy, as will appear by the printed
directions given with each Phial.
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r,HE bad Weather last Thursday prevented the Sale
of sundry Articles on Brownjohn Wharf, agree
able to Advertiferaent; but they will be fold To-morrow
at the fame Price, and confix of Flour, Raiftns, Peafe,
Oatmeal, and Butter.
JfIlCfT b tie S^— SI. WISX %e«fo. Ci,f[
Deane, from London, a neat ff it^rt of the vey if f
al! binds of Statio-ar-;, Arc. ard to be bad at
JAMES RIVINGTON'S Store,
(SUPERFINE Imperial, Rrydl, Medium, arid Demy
e Paper; Demy 40 gilt, Demy 40 plain, thick 4'o
Post gilt, thick 4to Post plain, Folio ecra thin Port
p'afn, thin 41:0 Full gilt, thin <to I'oft plain, Foolicap
Folio gilt, Foolfcan Folio plain, Foolscap Folio inferior,
and Lot Paper, ci,to inferior. Blue Demy Paper, blotting
Paper, best Office Quills and Pens,, fupetfine Dutch red
and black Wax, Vermillion Wafers, Pounce, red Tarty
Demy Port Folios red fo r holding Paper.
-SUPERFINE-FLOUR;
FRESH and gcol, to be fold by the Barrel, or
larger Quantity, at Murray's Wharff.'
CAi^o" oTATToicF WTB^E
LEMMONS IN BOXES, TO BE SOLD BY
HENRY WHITE.
GENTEEL Rooms, ready furnifhed, to
to LETT, in Queen-Street, Enquire of
Hugh Gaine.
U"GARDNER
WHO can be well recommended, may hear of
a Place by applying to Hugh Gaine.
iW^lMTii ELL,
Attorney at Law and Publicl Notary,
BEGS Leave to acquaint his Friends and Well-wishers
and the Publick in general. That he has opened an
Office, being what was called the Infuranee Box in the
Merchant's Coffee-Hotife, where due Attendance will be
given, and where all Persons that may be so good as to
favour him with their Employment, may rest allured of
having their Business, whether dependent on the Laws
of England, or if Seamen, executed with Exaffnefs, Fi
delity and Difpetch.
QUEBECK ESSENCE OF SPRUCE, in
Boxes, to be fold by the Widow faur.ee,
in Wall-street, next Deer te Capt, White's.
°A ffiAJOR DONKIN having received the following
JL'/jL furat, prefects his compliments to the gentlemen
tuat intend lubferibing to this Charity, and requests the
favour of them to fend in their nenwa and fubferiptions,
by corps, to Lieutenant-Colonel Bernard's house in
Maiden Lane, every Thursday, where he will attend,
(if Duty and weather permit) in order to print them in
the enfuinepaper. Those f^bferiptions already received
are os fellow : But for want of room in the paper, we
are obliged to publish them by regiments.
N. B. Each gentleman's name ffiall be particularized
in the bock.
Brought forward {. 1 149 6 3
TBs Excellency Governor Wentworth, - 1 1 0
Royal Fufilee,, - - 12 12 0
22d Regiment, lodged in England, - 8 10 6
28th Regimen', - - 7 17 6
33d Regiment, - - H U 0
19th Regiment, - - 13 17 6
2d Battalion of the 71st, - , I]U 0
The Prince of Wales's Rnyal American 7
Volunteers, commanded by his Excel- > 10 10 0
l:ncy Governor Browne,)
Just imported from LONDON,
In rhe snow Sir William Johnson, and to be Gid, by
GEO R G'E DE A N,
On board, or at the store of Edward and William Laight,
No. 190, Qgeen-ftreet, near Burling's-flip;
I, ROAD cloths, flannels, coatings, frizes, Erges,
) ratteens, hunters cloth;, trimmings of all kinds,
watch coats, fly frocks, gloves, stationary ware, beaver
and felt hrts, long and ihort pipes, pins and needles,
blankets, porter in botttles, port, Iherry, Liibon, old
hock, and claret wires, tobacco, fnuffs, faap, candles,
Florence cyl, pickles, mustard, vinegar, fine salt, Jama
ica foirits, in puncheons, fifh Seins, hooks and lines,
fait fall, medicines. „ ______
JA?ILS SAVAG E,
In Water-street five doors above Dover-freet, has for file,
HYJON tea, a vaiety of cordage, f cramceti oil, tal
low, white lead, hard soap, linseed oyl, turpen
tine varnilh, green paint ground in oyl, Prussian blue, do.
Venetian red do. yellow and red ocre, window glifs 12
by 10, io by S, and 9 by 7, men and womens (hues, &c.
W- IiEREAS Margaret the wife of William Hayes,
sawyer, of the city of New-York, has eloped
without any cause from my bed ard board, and appre
hending she may run me in debt; I hereby forewarn all
persons trusting her in my name, as I will pay no debts
of her contracting from the date hereof.
William Haves.
TO LETT?
A Small house, said two genteel rooms, in a pleasant
Situation, on the read leading from the ferry to
Newtown. Apply to Joseph Woodward, living on the
premises.
To be let, ia the Broadway, next to Mr.
Hull's Tavern,
Tr^WO heufes, fsven fire places each. On account of
I health and danger from fire, preferable to most fi
tuatious in town. Enquire cf Thomas Duncan, near
Ccenti-.s-market,
Five Dollars RE WARD,
LOST a few Days ago, (and foppcfed to he picked
up by a Negro Man) a Silver Watch, Maker s
Name, Aldwin, London, No. 10496 or 1496. The
Name both upon the Ir.fide and Face of the Watch ; it
is requested that if such a Watch be offered for falc, it
may be brought to the Printer, who vrill nar the Reward.
To be fold,
A Healthy ftreng negro wench, that can be recom
mended for her fibriety and honesty, is a good
cock, and can do any bufinef sbelonging to a family; the
reason of her being to be fold, is, ffie has an aversion to
living in the country : For further particulars, enquire of
the printer.
A N Officer of the Army wants a Servant teat under
fl Bands taking care of Hurts and to attend him,
good Wages will be given, none need apply without a
good Recommendation.—Enquire of the Printer.
Juk Published, [Price One Shilling,]
SERMON
Occasioned by the Death
OF THE
Revd. Dr. AUCHMUTY,
Reacr of Trinity Church, in the City of New-York.
Preached March 9, 1777.
By BENJAMIN MOORE, A. M,
PVBLISED BY DESIRE.
The Revd. Dr. Inglis's SERMON on the like
Orcafmn, will also be publifrd newt W,rk.
To be L ItT
In the town of Flatbuffi, on Long-Island,
A SMALL tenement of two rooms, with a garden,
Orchard, and Failure for ore or two Cows and a
Horie. For farther Particulars apply to Hugh Gaine.
~A Gentleman who is going to Europe, has 8 Dozen
A of DARAND'sBOUGIES to difp< j of, for one
Guinea each Dozen. Any Person that chuffs td purchase
the whole, or Part of them, may enquire at the Printer.
T. Li Lid,
JG t! rw STE v' I: I\ SON,
In Wafef-ftnet, at the house where J >hn Mor'e, tor
merly lived, between the Coffee-Fi, ue and the Ou-
Slip Bridge, the following Articles, viz.
Q W priced yard wide Seine twin-,
A ? Irilh linens, Horn comrs,
Duro dowlas, Sifli hooks, fill needles,
Ditto Peering, Palms, razors,
Rufina drabs, Knives and fork*,
German ofuabrigs, Tobacco pipes in firkins
St! cl >th, and fail twine, Snuff in bottles, leaf tobacco,
Printed cottons, Black pepper,
Calicoes, Poland ft^rch,
Striked huiland, Prunes, currants, nutmegs,
C)*ir y, iago, falop, muflard,
Pillow fuftian, Florence oil, - fwcet ditto.
Black cantoon for breeches Claret in hotties (genuine
Bleached thread, London)
Fine ounce ditto, (efuit's bark,
Men and womens Worflec Stoughton's bitters, rhubarfo
and thread flockings, Tartar emitic,
Felt hats, Parley in kegs,
Writing paper, cngliffi arid German flee 1 ,
Ink powder, with some broad axes,
Ready made watchcoats and HaEdfaws, hammers,
jackets, Spades, steelyards,
Cordage, Men and womens leather
Leading liner, Filhiog ditto, fiotr, newly imported.
A few neat second cloths, German serges, f^gathys,
Walloons, with other trimmings, &c. &c.
Also, a few pipes of good Madeira wine,
^US r arrived, and to be fold cn board the
rl Schooner JUDITH, at Browr.ejohn's VVharff,
Choice WHEAT, and FLOUR, lately ground, in
Loss of io to 20 Barrels, 'until the whole is fold.
'™i, " A T delightfully situated House and Gardens,
J Coach-house, Stable, &c. at Belvoir, near the
Water-Works, in the environs of this City, belonging
to Mr. Howards Enquire cf Mr. M'Davitt.
WANTED, A Perfc-n to serve as an Overseer upon
a large Farm, who understands the farming Bu
fincfs in all its Branches. The Perlon muftbe well
recommended: If he has a Wife capable of managing
the Female Business of a Farm, it will be the more
agreeable. Enquire of the Printer. The Farm lies on
the South Side of Long-Island, 30 Miles from the Ferry.
To be fold on moderate T&rms, by
T H O MA S .M'K I E,
In the Store formerly occupied by Meffis/Curfen and
Se en, between the Coffee-Houfe and the Old-Slip
Bridge, Water-fl*'-!,
Afrew Barrens ot hew irith Beef ano Ark, jicotch
Earley in Kegs, <ht.Me.il, Peas, Beans for Herfes,
U^nabrigs, Canvas, Breeches Pice 9, Leather Breeches,
blown Thread Stockings, black Worked do. pull-back
Door Locks, hinges. Spades, &c,
"JOHN BARROW, Baker,
No. 13, King-street, has for Sale,
A QUANTITY of Water Bread, Butter Bilket, and
the verv best GINGERBREAD.
-ELIZABETH -EVANS,
I u'UKZS this method cf acquainting her friends ard
the public, that Die has returned to this city, where
she has been employed and given general fatisfa&ion for
several years; in making up all manner of Upholfiemr's
weik, such as feftoon bed and window curtains; field,
camp, and Kitty Filer's ditto, also fopha, letter and
chair cases, led quilts, &c. &c.
fQ' ShE returns thanks to these Ladies and Gen
tlemen who have already employed her, and will
gratefully acknowledge their future favours and recom
mendations, to which she will pay the fl ri (le ft attention.
Please to enquire at IMF. Benjamin Garfield's, No. 110,
in Queeh-flreet, New-York.
LOST feme time knee >n a icoodrier that was de
stroyed between Amboy and Brunswick, the
account books of the 33d Regiment. Whoever will
deliver them to Hugh Gaine, fhail receive Five Guineas
reward, and no questions a flted.
A SERVANT for a light dragoon officer, that per
fceiy understands taking care of horses, and can
tie hair neatly. If he is a perfect groom, bis tying hair
cou'd be dispensed with, though it would render him far
mere -'rentable. Enquire of H. Gaine.
jac oT Flk INS,-
At Coentes'^-Market, has for Sale,
lENGLISHI ENGLISH Cheese of the b-ft kind, London Porter
in Hampers, or by the Dozen, Earthen Ware, and
a JrT Assortment of And-Irons, and Servers, beautifully
flowered, and of different Sizes.
For the BENEFIT of the Orphans and
Widows cf SOLDIER S,,&c. &"c.
'At the Theatre in John's-Street,
Next Thursday Evening,
Will he Performed, the COMEDY cf
DR UM M E R.
With a Farce, called,
Chrononhotonthologos.
The Characters by Gentlemen cf the
NAVY and ARMY.
BOXES, and PIT, One Dollar. GAL
LERY, Four Shillings.
TICKETS to be had at Hugh Gaine's, Printer,
and or the Coffee-Hnufe.
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fa) tipns,Lepfofies, White Swellings, StiftJoints, Q:§
Gout, and Rheumatic Disorders, &c. (ty.
A late Supply, g
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&& May now be had of (§
@ HUGH GAINE, ^
§ In Boxes of 10s. zos; and 40s. each, ^)
^ Who has in his Hands a Letter from the (g,)
^ Widow Keyfer, and a Certificate from under L^
^ her own Hand, of their Genuineness; which^
any Parson may have the Perusal of by ap- ;
0 plying to him at his Book Store in Hanover £3)
(6) Square.---Where the Public in generalcan be ^
— supplied with most Sorts < f fej
3 Booh and Stationary Ware. §
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