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By His Excellency
James Robertson, Esq;
(^toin General and Governor in Chief in anil over
"th, trainee 4 N^-Y^k, and the Territories de
toning thereon in America, Chancellor and 1 tee-
Admiral of the fame, and Major-General oj bis
Majeffs Forces.
A PROCLAMATION.
rr^HL K^ng having been grici^ufly pkaftd to honour
$ me with the Care of a Province, where, in a tong
R,fid-nce, I have contrasted an Esteem for tome, and
an Affetlon for many ot it. Inhabitants, I proceed with
great ILeafure co announce his benevolent Intentions.
It is his Majesty's Wi(h, by the Revival of the Civil
^Authority, to prove to all the Colonies and Provinces^
that it is not hit Design to govern America by Mili
tary Law, but that they arc to enjoy all the Benefits of a
local Legislation and their former Constitution.
Toth s End I have brought out the Royal Appoint-
Dienii for forming the Council, and supplying the Places
of Lieutenant G&rncr and Chief Justice. And in
Concn fence with the Commander in Chief of the Bri
tUh Forces, who is also hs Majesty's Commissioner for
reftorii % Peace tv the Colonies, I (ball, asfpeedily as the
public Erige ci r s will permit, give order for opening the
Courts of Judicature, and convening the Assembly; and
in general proceed to the Execution ol the Powers reposed
in me for the free Court: and complete Reeftablilhment,
both of the Lerifluive and Executive Authority.
I take great Salvation in the Anticipation of that
ba py bar, when Relations, Friends and Fellow Citi
cens, havingdifafffed their glocmy Apprehensions, /hall
re-embrace each ether, and return to the Offices, Plea
fines, and employments of Peace. Tour Country with
your anti*nt Privileges, will then participate in an ex
tensive Commerce znLbe exempted from a,l Taxations
out impofrd by yourselves.
Until I meet you regularly in General Aflembly, for
the Reftotation of mutual Confidence, and the remedying
of private as well as public Evils, I pledge myfelf to
Men of all Claffas, in every Part of the Province, that
it if the compassionate Desire of your Sovereign, and of
the Parent Country, to unite in Affection as in Interest,
with the Colonies planted by her Hand, and which have
ion? fl urifhed under her Care, — that the Suggestions of
b<r Intention to impair their Rights and Privileges, are
the Arts of Malice and F.aion,--and that every Insi
nuation made by the dome/fic Enemies of Great-Britain,
of her being disposed to abandon the Provinces to internal
Anarchy and the Mifehief, of their jarring Interests and
Claips, or to the fraudulent and ambitious Views of
foreign, Popith, and arbitrary Powers (of whom your
Fa.hers had a wife and virtuous Jeaioufy) is equally falfe
and malicious.
Happy herfelf, under a Constitution which is the En
vy ami Admiration of surrounding Nations, she withes to
include in one cempreheofive System of Felicity, all the
Branches of a Stock, intimately connected by the Tierfof
Language, Manners, Laws, Cuffonas, Habits, Interests,
Religion, and Blood.
I lament with the ingenuous Thousands of America,
who are i'rreconcilesble to the unnatural Separation, so
iniufpicious to yourselves, as well as all the rest Of your
,c!lowSusas in the other Quarters of the World, that
the Fro who have found Means to acquire a Sway in the
,Mmxgement of your Affairs, have been averse to every
uniting System of Policy, and fludioufly Shunned the
Paths of Harmony and Peace.
Bunt is not my Aim to call then) to a hopdefs and
mortifying Review of their Conduct, Can they Want
Evidence at this Day, of the Detestation of tlwr Mea
sures, by an increasing Majority of their own Country
men ? And having every thing to fear from their ex
hauled Patience. I warn them to desist, from any future
Attempts to retrain and seduce the Loyalty of others,
and wifely to provide against their Refentmenf, by fig
realizing themselves, as heretofore in exciting, so now
in doling the Scene of their intolerable Calamities.
\ And I hereby give the strongest Atiurances of effedual
Countenance, ProteSion, and Support to all Persons
who ayil themselves of the Proclamation issued by his
Excellency Sir Henry Clinton, dated at James
Iflaod, the 3d Day of March.
Less inclined to reproach than to conciliate, to aggra
vate than to forget, even the Guilt of those, who privy
to the repeated Calls of Great -Britain to Friendship,
upon Terms adequate to the Desire and Expedition of
their Constituents, yet nevertheless forbore to reveal
them, that they might, with the greater Ease, press the
antient Enmity of foreign Foes, to the Aid of their own
Ambition and Avarice, I exhort them to seek an early
Refuge, in the abundat Clemency of the Crown, from
the Perils to which they ha^ d ^xpofed themselves, by
Mea(ures fraudulently conceited and tyrannically in
force, and affording by the complicated Miseries they
have brought upon their Country, and the mighty Ruin
fttll impending, Irrefiftabie ,Evidence of the Folly and
Malignancy of the Councils, by which its Affairs have
been condnaed.
Towards red raffing the Difurders, arising from the
Lot's or Want of Charters, I recommend it to all con
cerned, to apply without Delay in the ordinary Course
for Charters, which /hall be granted as soon as Civil Au
thority takes Place.
As to the public Books of Records, so important to
your Titles and Estates in all Parts of the Colony, and
formerly lodged in the Secretary’s Office, I understand
that they were Separated from the rest, by the provident
Circurn fpeaion of my Predeceffoy, whose Merits are
above my Applause, and have often had yours; and
having been afterwards sent Home for fafe Custody, you
may rely upon their being carefully preserved, and duly
returned as soon as the common Tranquility is restored.
I now call upon every Individual in the Colony, to
Shew his Allegiance, Fidelity and Patriotism, by afford
ing his Assistance towards accomplishing the King's most
gracious Design of restoring the Blessings of Peace and
good Government: And they who fliall most diftingui/h
themselves by their laudable Efforts for these good Pur
poles, will most assuredly bed recommend themfelves' to
the Royal Approbation and Favour.
Given under my Hand, and the Great Seal of the
Province of New-York, in the City es New-
York, the Fifteenth Day of April, One Thou
sand Seven Hundred and Eighty, in the
Twentieth Year of his Majesty's Reign.
JAMES ROBERTSON.
By his Excellency's Command,
Samuel Bayard, jun. Deputy Secretary,
GOD SAVE THE KING.
cfO BE LBT Jor zi years, or Jueb terms as
' /ball be agreed upon, and poffeffon immediate!,
given, a valuable LOT of GROUND, near Cruger's
Dock, in a very advantageous part of this city. For
terms apply to JOHN KELLY, Notary Public,
No. 843, Hanover. Square.
Who has alto to let a ver, good House, and part of
another House, with a Store and Cellar, in a commo
dious Jiluaticn for business.
TET E R LENOX?
Late of PHILADELPHIA,
HAS open'd a PUNCH HOUSE, in Water
ftreet, three doors to the eastward of the
Coffee House, at the figure ofCapt. Joseph Brant,
of the fix nations; and takes this method of intro
ducing himfelf to his friends wto fliall be pleaded
to favour him with their good wishes, affming them
that it will be always his llufy to pJeafa
By JA*MZS T'ATTI'GN, Enquire, Major G^fi^al of <
his Maj.fty) Forces, Commandant 01 New-Yu^, }
&c. &c. &c.
PROCLAMATIO N.
WHEKEASic is highly necetfary and expedient for
the Salubrity of the air and the health of the
inhabitants, as well as, for the fake of that decency and
good order which ought to be observed in every well
governed city, that the public ftrero should be kept clean
and free from nuisances of every kind.
I have therefore thought fit toiffue this Proclamation,
ftu&ly forbidding ill periods to throw out or lay down
in any of the streets, lanes, alleys, docks, flips, open
lots of ground or ruins, (to the Southward of Frelh-Water)
from their dwelli ^-mufes, stores, /tables, yards, or cellars,
any dbt. filU ,^arb^e, broken ware, or other rubbi/h ; but
do hereby order that they regularly cause the fame to be
carried away „n:e tn every week, at their own expence, and
thrown into the open lots in .he Iwamp, (near the Jews
bur tot-ground) which are oncer water.
And it is further directed, that
,Of the South Ward on every Monday,
lOf1 Of the Dock Ward an every* Tuesday,
lOfihe East Ward on every Wednesday,
The Inhabitants °l%rf^ Ward on ever y
' .Of the North Ward on every Friday,
I And,
Lot the W-ft Ward on every Saturday,
-Do cause to be raked together and swept up in helps on
the streets before their „(peaive dwelling houses, fores
or Tables, all ths dirt, dust and filth, which the common
inrercourfe of this city mj occasion, in order that the
fame my be taken away by the public carts employed
for that purp f.
Any pe son or per ons, who (hall be convicted before
the Police of negtea, or refufal to comply with these
orders and directions, /hall, for every such offence, be
fi led at phi diferetion of the Magistrates of Police, in a
fura not exceeding Forty Shillings currency, to be paid
iito the hands of the Treasurer of the City Funds, for
the use of the poor.
I The inhabitants are also ftri&ly enjoined and required
not to encumber any of the Erects, lanes, alleys, wharfs,
or piers of the city, with any kind of lumber that may
impede the free passage thereof, on penalty of having the
fame removed at the exoence of the Proprietor, and being
fined, at the defcretion of the Police, in a sum not exceed
ing Ten Pounds currency for each offence.
And to the end that the salutary intentions of these
a emulations m y be fully answered, I do hereby nominate
and appoint, William Hill, acting officer under this
Proclamation, with inGru&ions to report all Delinquents
of the Police.
Given under my hand, in the City of New-York,
the fixta day of April, in the yea of our Lord
One thousand fe-en hundred and eighty, and in
the Twentieth year of hi: Majesty's reign.
JAMES PATTISON.
By Command of the General,
John L.C. Roome, Secretary.
New-York, May 15, 1780.
By order of the COMMANDANT.
WHEREAS the Superintendent General of the
hospitals, has represented that the patients in
the General Hospitals, as well as the convalefeents be
longing to the fame, do daily purchase spirituous liquors
from the licenced public houses, to the great detriment
of their health, and the subversion of gc^d order and regu
larity : Notice is therefore given, that any person or
persona ,who for the future ffiall be detected in felling
Spirituous liquors to soldiers, coming under th. above
description, or of fending any into the hospitals, will be
immediately deprived of his, her. octheir" licence, and be
li;b e to such punishment as a court-martial ffiall adjudge.
And in order that no one (hall be deceived, or plead
the not knowing convalefeents from other foidiers, all
those who may be allowed to walk abroad as such, in
future, will wear the diftinguiffiing mark of an H, made
of blue cloth, and sewed upon a conspicuous part of each
arm.
And whereas also, fame patients have been encouraged
by inhabitants, to fell and difpofc of not only their own
eloathing, but likewise the bedding and utensils of the
hospital; all persons are hereby cautioned agginft pur
chasing from soldiers any of the above mentioned articles,
as they will be amenable to a court-martial, for tranf
' greffions of this kind.
And whoever shall give information to Mr. Mallett,
purveyor of the hospitals, of any person offending herein,
(hall, upon his or her conviQion; receive a guinea reward.
STEPHEN P. ADYE, Aide de Came.
JUST IMPORTED,
By John and Francis Atkinson,
And are now opening at their store No. 17, cor
ner of the Fl,-Market and Qyecn-flreet,
A neat and general Assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
Mens fine hats, fuperfine and second broad cloths,
with trimmings, fine bohea and hyfon TEAS, nai/s
and German steel t.f.
rHE < opameribip ot btius ano Field d foiveu
the fiJt of May lalt. All persons indebted to
said partnership, are requeued to fettle their accounts
as speedily as possible with John Stites, No. 15,
Queen-street, next door to the corner of the Fly-
Market ; who has the remaining flock of Groceries
on hand, which be will fell low for call), viz.
Old Maderia 7 Wines in Pipes
Teneriffeazd fcot Quarter Cafc,
Lisbon J
Old Spirits and Rum by the H' ? d.
Hyfon, Souchong, and Bohea Teas,
Loaf Sugar, Spices, Muttard,
Cattle Soap, and Candles,
by the box, &c. &c. &c.
With a seasonable assortment of dry Goods as tifual.
William Torrance, & Co.
HAVE removed from No. 857, Hanover-
Square, to No. 3, Fletcher-Street, where
they are now opening for sale, an Assortment
of European Goods suitable for the Sea
f°n - gw.
^^ For LONDON,
('ToJail with the firft convoy )
The BR IG
ra#H O P E,
falß, JOHN SMITH, Matter;
BURTHEN about 200 tons, a stout strong veffeJ,
Oid England built, is ready to take on board
goods : For freight or passage, apply to Murray,
Sanfom, and Co. or the master on board, at Murray's
wharf. In case a freight dont offer for London,
said vessel will take in freight for Charleftown.
WHEREAS the Copartnership of REMSEN
and COWRNHOVEN, being dissolved by
mutual content, they request all those who are in
debted to said Copartrerfhip, to call and pay off
their Accounts to John Remfen, at his store No.
935> Water-ftrect, or to John Cowenhoven, No. 34,
Queen-ftbeet.
PROCLAMATION,
Seiner Excellent^ des Herrn General Lieutenants von
KnYPHAUSEN, Commamleur von Seiner Ma
jefcrt Truppen auJ New-York Inland, Eong lfland,
Staten IJland, und denen davon ab'bangenden Pof
ten, &c. &c. &c.
DENEN Inhabern von Laenderyen und Gaerten
wird hiedurch alle Aufmunterung und Schutz
ercheilet umeinen reichlichen Vorrath van Getrride,
Fourage, und Gemuefe anzuziehen.
•Ver fich unterlkhet Vieh oder andere Produ&e,
fie mcegen Nabmen haben, wie fie wollens von L*n
dereyen oder Gaert e wegzunehmen,bd~r zu ruinireu ;
an Hatutern, Gem-jefe, oder Oldi-G^ten, und Lsen
dereycn einigen Schaden zu thun ; oder font, auf
was Art es fey, jemmdes Eigenthum urn chrm^-.
fi^er Weife anzit:,&fc?b foil, weon fulchts gegen
ihn bew;eltn wiu, mu der buffetiten Strenge buitraft
werden.
Diejenigen, welche von Uebertretern diefer Pio
clamation bekidigt zu fe, n glauben, haben fich,wenn
fie Einwohner des DUbias von New-York find, mit
ihren Klagen an den Commandanten der Stadt zu
wenden ; ina Fall einer weitern Entfepiung aber dem
Commandirendan Officier des naechtten Pollens von
Seiner Mjjrftaet Truppen davont Anziege zu thun,
dgmit, wenn folcbe gegruendet, ibnen Gerechtigkeit
wiederfahren, und das noethige remedied werden
nioege.
Gegeben unter meaner Hand im Haupt Quartier den
eil/ten Meertz, im Jabr unfers Herrn ein taufend
feben bundert und aebtzig.
KNYPHAUSEN.
Auf Sr. Excellentz Befehl
Justin Henrich Motz,
F. H. Ober Auditeur.
By his Excellency
Lieutenant-General KNYPHAUSEN,
Commanding his Majesty's Forces upon New- :
York Island, Long-Island, Staten-Island, and
Posts depending, &c. &c. &c.
PROCLAMATION.
ENCOURAGEMENT and protection is hereby
given to the Pofeffors of Farms and Gardens
for the Purpose of raising plentiful Supplies of Grain,
Forage, and Vegetables.
Whatever Person or Persons presume to take away,
or to destroy Cattle, Stock, or other Produce of any
Farm or Garden; to do any Damage to Hopfes,
Gardens, Orchards, or Lands; to break down
Fences, or otherwise to injure private Property, (hall,
upon Proof thereof, be punilhed with the Utmost
Severity.
Any Persons who may think themselves aggrieved,
by a Non-Observance of this Proclamation, will,
« if Inhabitants of New-York Diftria," make their
Complaints known to the Commandant of the City;
if in Situations more remote, to the Officer com
manding the nearest Post of his Majesty's Troops,
in Order, that if well founded, they may obtain pro
per Redrels.
Given under my Hand, at Head-Quarters,
the Eleventh Day of March, One Thou
sand Seven Hundred and Eighty.
KNYPHAUSEN.
By his Bxcellency's Command,
JUSTIN HENRY MOTZ,
Chief Judge Advocate, Hess.
T'O BE SOL D,
A Valuable Negro WENCH, that can be well
recommended fer her Honesty and Sobriety,
and is a good Cook. For further Particulars, ap
ply to Hugh Gaine.
By JAMES PATTISON, Esq;
Major-General of his Majesty's Forces, Commandant of
New-York, &c. &c. &c,
PROCLAMATIO N.
WHEREAS in consequence of informations I have
received, that difeoveries have been made that
various goods and merchandize, to a considerable amount,
have of late, in violation of the eftablithed regulations,
been conveyed from this city is a clandestine manner: I
have therefore thought fit to issue this PROCLAMA
TION, hereby warning all persons whatever against put
ting on board any (hip, vessel, pilot-boat, or other /mall
craft, goods or merchandize of any fort : Also all matters
or persons having charge of ships, vessels, pilot-boats, or
other fmail crafts, against receiving on board any goods
or merchandize, without peinsiffion from the offices ap
pointed by Sir William Howe's proclamation of the 17th
July, 1777, and agreeable to the powers and regulations
therein contained.
And 1 do now hereby ftriltly 'forbid all persons from
/hipping, or being concerned in (hipping, or receiving on
board any veffel&ny goods or merchandize which are to
be convey'd to places not comprehended in the powers
vested in the above mentioned offices, until perm ffton is
firft obtained from the office of police, or a fpeciai licence
granted for the fame, by the commandant.
Any person or persons, whp (hall be c^nvifted before a
court-martial, of having aded contrary to the true intent
and meaning of this proclamation, (hall be liable to such
fines and penalties as the court may adjudge, according
0 the nature of the offence, besides the forfeiture of the
? oody of which one half of the net proceeds will be
Applied to the city funds, and the other half given as a
^uft reward to the person or persons who fliall, by giving
the proper information, bring to light such unwarrantable
practices,
Given under my hand, in the city of New-York, the
fixceenth day of May, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand seven hundred and eighty, ana in the
twentieth year of his Majesty's reign.
JAMES PATTISON.
By command of the General,
John L, C. Roome, See'ry.
Wright Southgate,
No, 85.6, Hanover-Square.
HAS imported by the hit fleet, an elegant as
sortment of rich silks and fattens, brocaded,
plain and flowered, the most falhiun ble colours and
in excellent order ; armozeens, ducape,, plain,
changeable, and ttriped lutestrings fiee from foots
or stains ; modes, perfian^, an 1 farfenets of all Qua
lities, black fi!k velvet, rich florentir.es and prin
cess fluffs for gentlemens wear, silk, fattin, ruffel,
calimanco and fluff quilts of all colours ; ladies
flays London made, and neatly finished, calimanco
stays and fuiteers, silk, fattin, Morocco and ftuff
(hoes, with* French heels, gown trimmings and
fringes, Eaft-Indla chintzes, light and dark grounds,
printed muslins, fyriged and book ditto, furniture
calicoes with trimmings,joining thread lace and edg
ings, Irish linen, Merfailles quilting, sewing silks,
threads, tapes, pint, needles, cap trimmings, gloves,
&c.
SHA R W'TN,
S A DL E R,
R Emoved from the Coffee-Houfe Bridge, to
No. §B, WALL-STREET, near the Main-
Guards ra
Bv tUis . FkcEi.Lt s &
JAMES ROBERTSON, Esq;
Governor and Captain General of the Pro
vince of New-York, Major-General of hjs
Majesty's Forces, &c. &c. &<,
proclamation.
W "HERBAS I am informed that great
WASTE and DEVASTATION is
committing on the Hland of New-York, Long-
Island, Morrifania, and Stateo-Ifland, by per
fens who without right or title are cutting down
WOO D S.
To put an immediate flop to a practice so
deft active to the interett of Individuals, and.
eventually so to the King's service, all persons
are lirictly forbid to cut WOOD on any land
that does not belong to them, unless they have
leave from the owner so to do, and all who
have been cutting timber on estates of persons
supposed to be in rebellion, are forbid to cut
any more on this pretence, but to lay before
me the title and authority on which they have
proceeded, that method and order may be in
troduced, and injustice and devaluation ftop'd.
J U S T O PENE D,
And to BE sold BY
PETER BOGLE,
At the store formerly occupied by Mr. John Mac
nair, at Brooklyn ferry, Long-Idand ; by whole
sale and retail, a general assortment of
European and Weft-India Goods;
Among which are the following, viz.
PERSIAN and China
taffilies,
Englilh peifians and
lai finets,
Sattiis and modes,
Princess fluffs,
Callimancoes, luteffrings,
Ruffels, durants,
Shalloons, mullins,
Nankeens, callicoes,
Chintzes, cambricks,
Lawns, Irilh linens,
Sheetings, brown linens,
Oznaburghs,
Coloured threads,
Stitching ditto,
Nuns ditto,
Writing paper and quills,
Table cloths,
An assortment of gauzes,
Ditto ribbons,
Ditto printed handkfs.
Ditto silk ditto,
Corderoys, jeans, jennets,
Fuftiansand dyed pillows,
Royal and jean rib,
German and Dutch cord,
Corded dimities,
Drawboys,
Marseilles quilting,
M rea gowns,
London Claret,
In Cases of three and four Dozen each,
To be fold on very low TERMS for CASH, by
ROBERT GAULT,
At No. 845, Hanover-Square,
WHO has also for sale, fine Yard wide Irilh
Linnens, Yard and 3-8, Yard wide and 7-h
Cotton Checks, striped Hollands, Cambricks and
Lawns, black India Persians, Mullins, Chintzes,
Callicoes, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Table Cloths,
Diapers, Men and Womens Silk, Thread, and
Cotton Hose, sewing Silks a,id Thread, Buckrams,
gilt Buttons, Jewellery, Cutlery, &c.
HALL and BIRKS,
At No. ,77, Beekman's,Slip,
Have for SALE, on the lovoeft Terms,
fyrADEIRA, red Port, and LiJbon Wine, b, tb^
. Pi l c > Quarter-case, or Dew*-,byfox, green,
fou/bong, and bobea Teas, double and Jingle refined
loaf Sugars, Mufcovado ditto, old Jamaica Spirits,
Brandy and Rum by the Puncheon or Gallon, Mefe
Pork and Beef in Tierces, Barrels and balj Barrels,
Ship Bread, Flour of a good Quality, a feJb Assort—
ment of Butter ; Shot from No. 1, to 4, with a ge
neral Assortment of Groceries, a Jew Tierces of good
Rice, a Parcel of damaged Bread and Oatmeal.
^^ANC Ts=~HTT7I7
Next house to Governor Franklin's, in King-street,
HAS for sale, on reasonable terms for c ffi, belt
Lilli mess beef and poik in tierces,barrels, and
half barrels, bed Englifli ditto, ditto, in puncheons,
barrels, and half barrels. Likewise ffiip I read, rice,
flour, peafe, oatmeal, Jamaica foirits as imported,
and sundry other articles in the (hip way.
j—or ^ p~ e=l
At Number 181,
Queen-street, nearly opposite Beekman's flfl hr
sale, belt new Rose butter, ^ the firft qualit
the latt velfels from Cork t Also,
MOuld and dipt can Pepper, mustard, wa&
dies; nuts, and anchovies,
Cattile, and brown fyp, Old fpiritsand rum,
Mess beef and %in Hollands genevas
tierces, b is, and London porter,
half barr< , Superfine flow/,
HAMS, Smoaked ^nd pickled
Coffee, tea, and chocolate tongues,
Loaf ftigar, Lamp, and, train oil,
01. lMadeira, and Port RICE,
wines, A few L.ogfheads of oii
fpirito, &c.
At THOMAS STAGG's
Ship Bread B A^K E R Y,
In Ferry-Street, abe ^ Peck's Slip,
MAY be had at any time prefh baked BREAD,
equal in quality, at j, for keeping in long
voyages to any baked i>r£ngland. Gentlemen
passengers, or masters of ve'&ls, may also be supplied
with fine white bifeuit, by the hundred weight, fa
for cabin use.
N. B. Those gentlemen who want to supply
themselves, or contrast for a large quantity, will
please to give a few days notice, to
Their humble servant,
i. m. THOMAS STAGG.
Ryan's Worm-destroying Sugar
Plumbs, by the Box, told by
H. Gaine.
Cotton checks,
Check handkerchiefs,
Men's and women's silk,
thread andoutton Itock
ings,
Black laces,
Thread ditto and edgings,
Mitinets,
Quality and coat bindings,
Garters, tapes, bobbins,
Men's common and fine
leather (hoes.
Women's leather and cal
limanco Ihoesand pumps,
An assortment of hard
ware and cutlery, tin
ware and copper tea
kettles,
Hyfon, fouchong,)_
Green and bohea)'
Loaf and ).
Mufcovado ) ™^ "'
Jamaica spirits,
Common rum,
Madeira, claret, ,
Port, Lisbon, > Wines,
and sherry >
Chocolate, raisins,
Currants, pepper,
Nutmegs, mace, cloves,
Cinnamon and allspice.