The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-05-26 00:00:00, page 4

CORK ROSE BUTTER,
BY the last fleet, atew firkins may be had of JOHN
YOUNG, in Water-street, near the Fly Mar
ket, almdft opposite Irish-Street; feme choice
indigo, cheap by cue quantity ; also, rum, sugar, bohea
tea, coffee, chocolate in boxes, rice by the tierce, barrel,
or hundred; salad oil cheap by the case or dozen ;
Durham mustard, fpirds; Irish linens, checks, brown
drillings, ozenbrigs",. pins. Ac.
F~ incTU R E,
A beautiful Bay Horse,
NOW stands at Wilhe mus Van Brunt's, at New
Utrecht, on Long-Illand^and the 26th instant,
wili be at the Rose and Crown, on Staten-Inland, and Will
cbver this feafen for 8 dollars : He is a horse well known
1 1 these parts, % ?s imported a few years ago from Eng
land. and ? tis op-clefs to fay any thing of his pedigree.
FiriY DOLLARS Reward.
DESERTED from the Queen's American Rangers,
Patrick Murphy, ferjeaht ; is guilty of other mif
denteanors, and supposed to be lurking in or near this
city, Whoever apprehends the said Murphy, so that he
may be brought to justice, fhal'l be entitled to the above
reward, and all reasonable charges, paid by
JOHN TAYLOR,
Living in Wgrren-ftreet, near the North- River.
To'be L E TT —
A LARGE flore and ftab'e in Mill-street, near
/x the Jews Synagogue. Enquire cf ELT AS
DESBROSSES.
To be fold at public vendue, or private fate, on or before
the lath day of Jone,
A GOOD dwelling house and lotof ground, in G< Id
ftreet, on Golden-hill, belonging to Daniel Casey,
for which an indisputable title will be given bv the fame.
Lately imported in the Ihip Utyfes, from Gakguw, and
to be fold by wholesale, upon very reaf.,nable terms,
for cash or good bills of exchange, by
GEORGE WRIGHT,
At his store three doors below the corner of the Fly
Market, nearly facing Commissary Loring's, in
Dock-street;
A Few calks of excellent old strong beer in bottles,
fine new Irish beef in tierces and barrels, bacon
hams, oatmeal and barley in casks, raisins of the fun in
calks, red herrings in firkins, hard soap, dipt and mould
candles in boxes, men and boys felt hats of different
fixes, fuperfine broad cloths with trimmings, white and
coloured napt cottons, flriped duffles, men and womens
worsted flockings, mens fine white and brown thread
flockings, strong m litary fhees, mens fine ftich'd and
bound shoes and pumps, also common shoes and channel
pumps, brown ozenbrigs, Irish linen coarse and fine,
brown Irish Meeting, Glasgow checks and bed ticks,
flraw hats, womens black and colour'd silk bonnets, sta
tionary, pins and 'needles, fail cloth of different num
bers, a small quantity of fail twine, broad axes, ceopers
axes and adzes, nails from 6d. to 2od. and a few barrels
' exceeding good Stockholm tar, &c.
A freflo Importation, by
RICHARD SPEAIGHT,
CHYMIST and APOTHECARY,
At the fgn of the Elaboratory, at No 41, in Queen-
Street, between Burling and Beekman's-Slip, whole
file and retail, the following articles, for Cath,
The above are frefhthis spring, with a number of
other articles in the medical way, which will be fold on
as reafoaable terms as in the city.
*, Family prescriptions and medicine chefls, for sea
or land service, made up in the best manner, and on the
thorteft notice.
HEREBY informs his customers and others, that he
has removed from Wat<r-ftreet to Maiden-lane,
directly facing the upper end of the Fly-market, the fe
cund door above the tign of the gold laced hat.—Where
he has frr fak, Wpft-India rum of different qualities,
loaf sugar, Mufcoyado ditto,mould and dipt candles, fper
maceti ditLr, CaftJe and common soap, sweet oil, bo
hea tea, pepper, nutmegs, cloves, mace, cinnamon, pins,
needles, &c. &c.
Public Notary's Office,
By JOHN CtKNAPP,
Attorney at Law, de B. R.
In Broad-Street, near the Old City-Hall;
"O affixes ail Merchants, Masters of Vessels,
7 &c,tbat constant Attendance will be given, and
the Business of this Office executed with Punctuality and
Difoatch.
Toe fame candid and fatisfaAory Adviceas usual, in all
Cases of Law and Equity, and with RefpeA to the Vali
ditv of Deeds, Wills, and other Writings. .
Executors and ^dminiftrators inftrufled in the regular
Execution of their Office, whereby to avoid the Trouble
and, Expence which often arises from the want of proper
Knowledge therein.
Charter Parties, Memorials, Petitions, Articles of
Agreement and Co-partnership, Arbitration and other
Budds, Letters of Attorney, Deeds, Wills, Mortgages,
Assignments, and all other Writings drawn effectually to
answer the Purposes intended, &c.
*#* Wanted a healthy fmarf Negro Buy, about 9 or 10
Years old, must have had the Small Pox.
L'()'S T,
ON Wednrfday evening last, between Hull's tavern
and St. Paul's Church, a GREEN SILK
PURS E, containing near 3001. sterling, in half joes,
guineas, and a four pistole piece. Whoever has found
said puffe, and will deliver it to the printer hereof,
frail receive A reward of Ten Guineas, and no queflions
liked.
SPERMACETI candles in btxes, mould candles and
soap ; also fo^e coils of cordage, Weft-India rum
by the hog/hrad, barrel, or quarter calk, to be fold by
JOHN BE C K,
Oppsfite the Fly Market.
FRANC IS'MARICH A LK,
Opposite the Poft-Otnce, in Broad-street,
HAS a parcel of excellent Ship Bread
/for sale, by the hundred or ton.
Watch maker, from London,'
AKES this method of informing his customers and
$ others, that he has removed from No. 34, Queen
ftrrrt, to Hanover-Square, opposite Mr. Gaine's Printing-
Office, where he carries on his business as usual.
SAGO
Jesuits bark
A fTafcetic os
Cantharides
Rhubarb
Camphor
Flakey manna, common do.
Spermarreti
Cinnamon, cloves
Nutmegs
Fine Florence oil
London Lavender water
Hungary water
London tooth powders
Tincture for cleaning the
teeth and preventing the
feurvy
Rosemary flowers,
Turlington's balsam of life
Biackries lixivium for the
gravel
Essence of pepper mint
Bateman's drops
Stoughton's bitters, or elixir
Daffy's elixir
Walker's Jesuits drops
Hooper's pills
Lockyer's pills
Anderson's Scots pills
James's powders
HOWE's CELEBRATED
ACID FOR PUNCH
Godfrey's cordial
fle' ton's British oil
Huxham's tincture or bark,
&c. &c.
Isl § a certain Stephen Ladlaw, has, in a base manner,
' /I taken the advantage of a Lfpenfion of civil law,
land attempted to afperf: my character ; and as a contra
verfy through the channel of a paper, can only serve to
render theopponents conspicuous, and not elucidate the
point in dispute, I shall for the future treat him with that
contempt he deserves, cemfeious of the re&itude of n,
conduct and convinced that nothing can refle& on my
reputation but an altercation with a fellow of his infamous
character, the notoriety of which renders every proof
needless. ELIJAH SNEEDEN^
J OTn'MYFOR D;
Is removed from the Albany Pier to a large and com
modious house the corner of Little Dock-ttreet, oppo
site the Exchange; where his friends and all gentlemen
will meet with agreeable accommodations, the best of
wines, spirits, eatables, and genteel lodgings. He takes
this opportunity to thank his customers for the many,
instances of approbation they have ftiewn him, -and assures
them he will fludy to merit a continuance of their favour.
Wanted, a waiter capable to attend genteel company._
Looking Glares; China, Glass and
Earthen Ware.
At Rhinelander's Store,
The Corner of Burling's-flip,
BURNT and enamelled china table sets
complete; blue and white table sets ditto,
burnt and enamelled tea sets ditto; china bowls
from a pint to two gallons, looking glasses add
pi&ures, glass and earthen ware a good assort
ment as usual, coarse and fine salt wholesale
and.retail; also a quantity of molasses of very
excellent quality, in hogsheads and tierces.
A Chest of Carpenter's Tools,
rr'O be fold. Enquire of John Faulkner, cabinet
maker, in King's-ftrect, near the Broadway.
IIGH^'-WLITAkS Reward.
rT^AKEN out of an officer's room in the artillery
mess-house, Maiden-Lane, No. 27,---feveral
shirts and handkerchiefs, several pair of silk and white
thread flockings, all mark'd with cither L. S. cr JOHN
SMITH, in Types ; also two pair of red striped trowfers,
jacket of the fame (never wore) and two pair of white
linen breeches. Whoever will flop the above articles, if
offer'd to be pawn'd or fold, and will deliver them to fer
jeant Batten, of the royal artillery, keeper of said mess,
shall receive Eight Dollars reward.
A BSENTED from his service, a negro man called
SAM, a thick heavy made fellow, 5 feet 6or 7
inches high, about 28 years old, and the property of the
heirs of tie late widow Hester Weyman. Whoever will
bring him to the fubferibers, executors to said Mrs. Wey
man's estate, shall be entitled to a reward of Five Dollars.
All matters 0 vessels and others, are requeued not to take
said fellow off, as the loss will fall on orphan children.
PETER GOELET.
GABRIEL H LUDLOW.
LI M E.
ASM ALL quantity of lime, so necessary at the
present fealon for whitewashing HOUSES,
To BE SOLD BY
BENJAMIN HUGGETT,
No. 43, Nassau-Street.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Dr. Thomas
Wright, late of East-Chester, deceased, either by
bond, note, or book debt, are desired to make speedy pay
ment to us the fubferibers; and those that have any just
demands to bring in their accounts, that his affairs may be.
adjusted as soon as possible.
BENJ. HILDRETH, Senr.7
THOMAS GRESWOLD, J
Just imported, in the ship Patty, trom Glaigow, and to
be fold, by
PATRICK REID,.!
At his store, corner of Maiden-Lane, opposite the Fly
market, in Queon's-ftreet;
A Small quantity of exceeding fine new Irish butter,
in firkins and half firkins, for Cash only.
Also, German oznaburgs, fail cloth of different
numbers, thread flockings, threads, printed cottons, and
printed linen handkerchiefs, mens hats ; an assortment
of cloths, with Walloons of different kinds; ship bread, &c.
—rTTeTTTNn^^ Ul^
To the PUBLIC,
To be fold, by the Inventor's Appointment, at the Bible
and Crown, in Hanover-Square, and no where else
in America#
The Salutary CONSERVE,
BEING an approved and infallible Preventive
from a Certain Disease.
The Author of 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 inconteflible Proofs of the good Effe&s of his
Medicine, which he was prevailed on to give to the Pub
lic some Years ago, in Europe, at the earnest Solicitati
ons of some of his intimate Friends The Applica
tion of it is simple and easy, as will appear by the printed
dire&ions given with each Phial.
Just opened at No. 20, Queen-street,
Corner of three Doors East of the Fly-
Market, and to be fold
By SAMUEL DOUGLASS,
O.^moderate terms, for Cassi or good Bills of Exchange;
SC OTCH oznsburgs, fail cloth, 3 4 and 4 4 Irish
linen; check, and check shirts, white thread, co
loured ditto, whited brown ditto, Hitching ditto, white
and brown buckrums, glazed linen; check, cotton, and
linen handkerchiefs; carpeting, white and brown plain
and rib'd thread hole; fine and common hats, worn iris
and girls flays, men's and boys ffioes, plain and figur'd
silk gauze, bordered lawn handkerchiefs, long lawn, plain
lawn, check and ftript holland, shoe and quality binding,
bedticks, tapes and bobbins, dowlafs, table cloths, pack
and pound pins, printed cottons, sewing silks, ivory and
horn combs, knee garters, breeches pieces, frone ware
sorted, bellowfes an^ brushes, glass ware, putty, ft. t.o
nary, bottled porter, nails, confectionary, hard ware,
soap, &?.
A Young man who has lived many years with a re
fpe&able merchant, late of this city, as his book
keeper, and can be well recommended, would be glad of
an employment in the fame capacity; or in any of the
public offices in this city ; or as an afliffant to the forage
or cemmiffary depa tments, either in the city or country,
For farther particulars enquire of the printer.
TTATTre-ET
ANY person or persons willing to supply spruce for
the service of his Majesty's naval brewery, on
Long-Inland, are desired to apply to Mr. George Cherry,
agent for victualling his Majesty's fleet in North-America,
on board the ship Grand Duke, at Brownejohn's wharf,
near the Fly-Market, New-York.
fN=p;
A Genteel SMALL-SWORD. The owner may have
it again, proving his property, and paying charges,
by applying to Hugh Gaine.
A Woman with a breaftof milk five months old ;is
willing to go into a gentleman's family in the qua
lity of a wet nurse. For particulars apply to John
Simpson, at the hcufe of Mr, Thomas Buchanan, in
Q^oen-ftret,
W ANTE D,
ft DW-fw in for a large flrip, that can be well recom
/§ _ mended; and some lanufmen : Such wllmeet wi.L
encouragement, by apelyin? to Hu h Gone
EFI'U the poiiNwn or the tubfoioer, about two
years ago, living at Graveferd on Long-I^d, by
a woman, who Lid her name was Maud, a CHES T of
woman's wearing apparel. The person who it belongs
to, is desired to call for the fame, and pay charges, other
wise it will be fold at public vendue on Monday the 26. h
inform SAMUEL GARRISON.
THE Co-partneThip between Thomas Courtney and
Sons, Taylors, being diffolv'd, they brg the Favour
of all those that arc indebted to them, to fettle their
Accounts; which will much obl ; ge their humble Ser
vants, THOMAS COURTNEY, and SONS,
BE SOLD BY
WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
At bis Shop in Hanover-Square,
Nearly opposite Lo d Howe's,
SUPERFINE blue, white, scarlet, London brown,
cherry, light blue, blue gray, claret, drab, chocolate
and mixt broad cloths; bust, green, light blue, Saxon
blue, and flats cafimers ; mixt wiltons, blue duroys, cor
dilures, corderoys, white and dyeT jeans and jeanets;
dyed fuftians, white dimothy, knit breeches patterns,
India taffeties, braglio ; crapes arid poplins, cdllimamcoes,
durants and tammies, Raven's duck, flowered dimothy,
Mvfeilles quilting, Irish linens and Meetings, cambricks,
lawnsand muslins; yard, 3 S, 7-8, 3-4 w de checks;
plain and ftript silk gauzes; gauze handkerchiefs, black
Barcelona ditto, printed linen ditto, check ditto, Peniaf
cus, Bengali, black silk gloves and mitts, drab ditto, black
and drab worfled.mitts, men's leather gloves, silk damaf
cus, fans, ribbons, ferrets; white, pink, and blue figured
fattens; pink perfians, also a large quantity of fail cloth.
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To BE SOLD,
BRASS and iron and-irons of the neatest patterns ;
also hemp feed by the bushel or lesser quantity, by
JACOB WILKINS, near the Coenties Market.
RUN-away ttom the fubicriber, on the 9th at May,
an apprentice boy named Robert Dougel, about 4
feet 6 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair tied be
hind: Had on when he went away, a short close blue
jacket, leather breeches, a new check ffiirt, and a white
flock ; took away with him some money belonging to his
mailer. Whoever takes up said apprentice and secures
him, or gives information to John Barrow, baker, in
King-street, No, 13, shall have Six Pence reward.
N. B. All persons are forbid harbouring or taking oft*
said apprentice, at their peril.
LOST or lt@len fomeTime ago, aSilver Table
T
Spoon, marked WM. Whoever delivers it to
Hugh Gaine shall receive One Guinea for the
fame : Any One producing the Thief Hull receive
Two Guineas more.
RUN-away from the fubferiber, living in Ferri -ftieet,
No. 19, a negro fellow named YORK, about 20
years of age, is fort and well set; speaks broken Eaglifh
and is apt to stammer : Had on when he went away, a
short light colour'd brown coat with green cuffs and collar,
an old pair leather breeches, with yarn flockings and Hes
sian shies. Whoever takes up or gives information of
said ne„ro, so that he may be had again, shall receive
Three Dollars reward, by
THOMAS GRESWOLD.
ABSENTED from the service of Thomas Martin,
the 16th inst. JOE, a negro man ; he is a flout
well made young fellow, about five feet nine inches high,
can shave and dress hair pretty well : He had on when
he went away, a green cloth coat and waistcoat, and a
pair of leather breeches. Whoever apprehends and brings
the said negro to bis master, in Hanover-square, New-
York, shall receive EIGHT DOLLARS, reward.
N. B. It is requested that no person will employ the
said fellow, and all matters of vessels are desired not to
fuffer him on board their vessels, or to carry him from
this country.
If he returns voluntarily, his fault will be forgiven.
— j "()
Has for sale, at his House No. 207, in Queen-street,
near the Fly-market, New-Yoik;
GEnuine old Madeira,
by the pipe, hogshead,
quarter-calk, or dozenj
Best red port, by the hogs-,
head, quarter-cask, or dcz.;
Claret, by the hoglhead ori
dozen
Lilbon wioc, by the pipe,'
hoglhead, quarter-calk, or
dozen
Cherry wine, by the quar
ter calk, or in bottles
Sweet wines, in bottles
Old hock in bottles
Rhvnifh wine, in bottles
Best Champaign, in bottles
Scotch ale, in bottles
Best London bottled porter
French brandy
Holland geneva, in cases
Old Jamaica spirits, by the
hoglhead, or five gallons I
Madeira and LiJbon Wines,
IN hogsheads, pipes, and quarter calks, to be fold on
board the snow Seven Brothers, Cornelius Donaven,
master, now lying at Murray's wharf: The wines are of
the New- York quality, and three years old.
'GWRGE~FOWLER?
Has removed from Golden-hill, to the hcufa formerly oc
cupied by Mr. Grant, No. 986, in Water-street, cp
pofite the Crane, where he has for sale ;
OLD Madeira wine, by the quarter calk or dozen, red
port, Jamaica spirits, Weft India rum, sugars,
tea, coffee, chocolate, soap, corks, best copper and purple
indigo, pink root, lamp oyl, canvas from No. 1 to 8, a
small cable about half wore, with an anchor suitable.
N. B. He has also to let, a convenient store 3 story,
with a crane in it.
DESERTED from the Prince of Wales victualler,
at Moore's wharf, Henry Denton, master, the 9th
of May, 1777, two apprentice lads, the one named George
Shaw, about 22 years old, of a brown complexion, wears
his ownriight colour'd short hair, about 5 feet 9 inches
high; and had on a dirty flannel jacket. The other
named David Fairfield, about 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 beth of them is sup
posed to have changed their cloaths since. Whoever
takes up and secures the said run-aways, so that they
may be had again, ihall receive Eight Dollars reward for
each, from HENRY DENTON.
N. B. All matters of vessels are forbid to harbour or
entertain the Lid apprentices, as they must answer it ,t
their peril,
IWeft-India rum, ditto
1 Bohea tea
ICoffee, chocolate
I Pepper
IMuftard, fa/ad oil
;Double r fined loaf sugar
I Single refined ditto
'Mufeovado sugar
Spermaceti candles by the
box or pound
Raisins of the fun
Coiks by the hoglhead or
g r <"
Cheshire cheese
Single and double Glofter
cherfe
Cartridge and wrapping pa
per
Best Caflile soap
London made white ditto,
by the box
IPipes by the box or gross.
LOW priced yard wide
Tis hlinens,
D;tio dowlas,
Ditto sheeting,
German ozenbrigs.
Sail cloth,
Striped holland,
Black cantoon for breeches,
A few second cloths,
Sagothees and duroys, with
trimmings suitable.
Bleached thread,
Fine ounce ditto,
Tapes, pins,
Men and womens worsted
and thread Hockings,
Mens shoes,
Felt hats,
Writing paper,
Ink powder,
Ready made watchcoats,
Ditto jackets,
PHILIP LENZ I,
Confectioner from London,
Having removed from Dock-street to Hanover-Square,
No. 517.
TAKES this method to return his sincere th^oks to
all his friends and customers for their past favours,
and hopes for a continuance ; and will have in this pre
sent feafen, a very great variety of the best sweetmeats ;
preserves marmalades, jellies, &c. in brandy, at very
reasonable rate as the times will permit, lor ready money
only; and every thing of the said branch will be execu^
ted to all perfe&ion as in the firft Ihops in London.
Said Lenzi will, in the erfuing season, give a very
good price for the very best fort of fruit, such as flraw
berries, gooseberries, cherries, rafberries, peaches, pine
apples, green gages, apricots, Ac. &c.
May be had almost every day, ice cream ; likevrife ice
for refreshing wine, &c.
N. B. Wanted to the said business, an apprentice.--^
Premium is expected.
WANTED, a Milch Goat. Any Person
having One to dispose of, may hear of a
purchaser, by applying to Hugh Gaine.
To-be SO Lby
PHILIP KISSIC K,
Vintner and Distiller, at his house, the upper end of
Q^een-ftreet, between Peck's-flip and Frefh,-water, the:
tonowing articles, viz.
CHOICE old Madeira, Teneriffe and Fyal wines;
claret, sherry, Lisbon and red port, choice Jamaica
spirits, Weft-India and New-York RUM, English loaf,
and Mufeovado sugars, melafTes, coffee, tea, chocolate,
corks, pipes, best Durham muflard, Florence oil. A
large quantity of all kinds of cordials, French brandy,
homespun and brandy gin, very little inferior to Holland
gin or French brandy, London porter by the hamper or
dozen, a few hams, Weft-India and New-York Rum by
the hogihead, Scotch barley, rice, pork, beef and mac
karcl by the barrel, with many other articles too tedious
to mention.
—T ILIP KISSICK -
Wants a Place,
A Middle aged man, who is capable of dressing and
thriving ; and would be glad to attend any gentle
man going to London. Enquire of H. Gaine.
THOMAS ROACH,
In Water-Street, No. 942, next but one to the Corner
of the Fly-Market, has for SALE;
RICHARD SAUSE,
At tie Cross Swords, near the Fly-Market,
HAS FOR SALE,
A Fresh Assortment cf blatk and cam wood ferrel'd
h Chinese table knives and forks: Likewise, plain,
black ard split bone ditto ditto : Surgeons inftrumeots in
pocket pouches, complete.
With a variety of cutlery, hard ware, jewellery, &^ t
&c. as usual.
N. B. Any person having a quantity of old gold dr
silver to dispose of, may have cash for it at the above place.
To BE SOLD BY
JOHN STEVENSON,
In WATER-STREET,
At the house where John Morton formerly lived, between
the Cwffec-houfe and Old flip Bridge,
The following Articles, viz.
JOSEPH ALLICOCKE,
At No. 2, next door to the Coffee House, in Water-fireet,
Hath for Sale,
Genuine old Madeira
Red port,
Lubon, sherry,
Old hock arid sweet wines,
Arrack, French brandy,
Geneva,
Good Antigua rum, by the
hogffie.d, barrel or gallon,
Very old, do.
London porter,
Salad oil, vinegar,
Pepper, mustard,
.—
Just imported from London, and to be hid at the store of
Edward and Wm. Laight, No. 190, Queen-street, near
Burling's,flip, by
GEORGE DEAN,
BEST bottled porter,
Old hock,
Claret,
White and red port,
Lilbon, 1^
Sherry, J
Old Jamaica spirits,
Hard and foft (cap,
Candles,
Cut and pigtail tobacco,
Pipes,
Rappee fnuff,
Cases of pickles,
Anchovies, -)
Walnuts, ( .
Red cabbage, (
Mangoes, J
Fine salad oil,
Best white wine vinegar,
Fine Durham mustard,
Pins and needles,
Fish hooks and lines,
Fiffiing fains eompleat,
Salt fifh,
OLD Madeira Wine,
of the firft Quality,
Lilbon, Do.
Port and Claret, Do.
Jamaica Spirits,
Weft-India Rum,
Porter in Bottles,
Loaf Sugar,
Brown Ditto.
Teas,
Coffee,
Also a general assortment of ironmongery and cutlery,
pades, &c.
JOHN BARROW, Baker,
No. 13, King-street, has for Sale,
A QUANTITY of Water Bread, Butter Bi/ket, and
the very best GINGERBREAD.
^Cordage, #
Leading lines,
Flflring ditto,
Seine twine,
Hora combs,
Fi/h hooks,
Razors,
Snuff in bottles,
Leaf tobacco,
Black pepper,
Prunes, currants,
Salop,
Florence oil, fwcet do#
Claret in bottles,
Jesuit's bark,
Stoughton's bitters,
Rheubarb,
Tartar emitic,
Enghfh and German steel,
Broad axes,
Hammers, spades, &c.
Broad cloths of all colours
and prices,
Hunteis cloths,
Daffies,
Fearnoughts, - \j
Beaver coatings,
Serge coatings,
Serges, frizes,
Kerfeys,
Bayes,
flannels,
Swanfkins,
Blankets,
Ready made watch coats,।
Fly frocks,
—-- Coats and vest coats
Thread, silk and twist,
Buttons and flay tapes,
Buckram and pocketting,
Brown holland,
Shalloons and rattinets,
Beaver, caftor and felt hats,
Stationary of all kinds,
Medicines,
Loaf sugar, corks,
White and caftile soap.
Spermaceti candles,
Bohea tea, coffee,
Chocolate,
Split peafe,
Wrapping paper,
Women's quilted petticoats,
A few pieces low pric'd Irilh
linens, and
A frnall quantity of coarse
salt.
Chocolate,
Pepper,
Mullard,
Allspice,
Mace,
Cloves,
Cinnamon, •
Nutmegs,
Sweet Gil,
Soap.