The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1775-11-27 00:00:00, page 4

To be SOL D,
And Entered upon any time betw en this and May,
fitua^d in the borough of Weltcheder, (profile (he
church,
A Large HOUSE two Tories
high, fit for a store or tavern, with a g od barn
and out-houses, and about ten acres of good land, one
half of which is meadow, and the whole n.ay be made
meadow with a little trouble ; a go. d orchard, a large
garden and fruit trees. Any one that has a mind lb pur
chase may apply to the fuhikiber, now living on the
•premises, who will give a fudicieot title.
_SAMUEL V/E3R.
EIGHT FOOT^D^R^ward.'
RUNAWAY from the jubjeriber, cn Sunday mornirr
the !2tb infant, two feruart lads, by trade tail-
Tnakers, named Junes Murray, and femes Jfray Murray,
the firft is about 20 years of aye)feefeet eight inches hi^b,
dark eye, black curled hair, swarthy complexion, freaksflew,
has the Scotch accent ; bad on avben be oven!away, a light
coloured Wilton coat, brwwft cloth \miflcoat, lisht fifiun
breeches, blue yarn flockings, check feirt, black handker
chief, new feces, Pinchbeck buckles, 'new felt hat.' fames
Affray " about 19 or 10 years of age, five feet three or
four inches high, bad on iuben be went away, a light
coloured fed of fufian cloaths, brown ribbed flockings, a
,Ar of filter plated fooe buckles, white Jbirt, black band
kerchief, new felt bat, bre^n curled hair, frail blue eyes,
downlxk, /peaks broad Sco:3. Whoever takes up the said
frvdQs, and bray, 'hem to thyirnafter, or fecurs them in
any of bis Majff, goals, so that their mafler may have
them again, fall have the above reive d, or Four Pounds
for each, and all reasonable charges paid by
HENRY USTICK.
N. B. Makers of we,els and others, are forbid to har
bour or carry them ,at their peril. The above servants
tame to this place in the Ship Sb'arp, from Gr cenock, in
Scotland, about 16 months ago.
New-York, Nov, 13, Info
AS Mrs. S TAKES has fuffained
much Loss by the decline of her Scholars this
calamitous Season, and the Tuition of Children.is now
become so precarious, (he purports leav ng off the laftof
April next; and therefore deems it requisite to give previous
Notice to all her Employers, whose Children are not yet
returned, in order that they may fend them to make up
.their Quarters, as (he expels to be paid according to
Custom; especially as there is like to be no just Impedi
ment refpecling their Attendance this Winter. And
those who are disposed to obtain what Learning they can
for their Offspring, (as little may be expected in the
Country, (if they flk.uld be reduced to go there again
next Spring) would do Right, while they mav, " To
take Time by the Forelock, and lose no Opportunity that
may afford them all possible Improvement."
_______
By JOHN KLYNE, Baker,
ABOUT One hundred and thirty acres of land,
called Spotfwood, on South River. The whole of
the land islander improvement, with proper buildings for
the fame, and a paper mill, in very good order, and is
now occupied by Mr. William Shaffer. Whoever may
incline to purchase the fame may apply to the said John
Klyne, at his lodgings at Mr. Daniel Mefnard's, in Duke
Street, New-York, where such applyer will meet with a
full information relating to the laid farm and appur
tenances.
FIVE FOUNDS Reward
RUN-AWAY August the 12th, 1775, from the
fubferiher, living in Philadelphia, an indented
Irish servant lad, named John Perry, about 5 feet 6
or 7 inches high ; fair complexion, red cheeks, black
hair, walks a little stooping and clumsy, looks plea
font when talking, is a tolerable handsome lad ; has
feryed part of his time to the rope-making business,
and has been seen in New York ; it is supposed he is
gone to sea from that port, and is likely he may return
there again. Whoever secures said lad in any of his
MnjHti's goals, so that his matter may have him
again, shall have the above reward, and all reasona
ble charges paid, by
RICHARD TETTERMARY.
yF a certain Mary Beatty, alias Parsons, will apply
A to Mr. Cornelius Bradford, Merchant, in New-
York, The will hear of something much to her
Advantage: 'Tis supposed she is in or about Phila
delphia, as the wrote to her Friends in Ireland, from
thence in the Year 1774.
To be SOLD or LET,
THE house now ia the pefleffion of Mr. David
Clarkfon, at the Whitehall, with two good large
fture-hcufes and a stable, very fit for a gentleman or mer
chant. For farther particulars apply to David Clarkfon,
'CE,
netfh of ^RirHT and Mott, 1
'this f! is now diffused; and they 1
< oat all those that are indebted to said co-partner- I
fhi, will difehatfy the fame, with Isaac Melt; as faun as'
convenient ; ami ill those that have any demands on said
winedhi,, are desired to call on said Mott for payment.
A la: o e PARCEL of choice
MUSCOVADO SUGAR,
In Ho<v QDS and Tierces,
To be fold by Gerard Bancker,
At the House ob P. V. B. Liftfa.
ROihRT C O-CkXTO^
On Hunter's Quay, .
Du? fur file on the loweit TEA m's,
Superfine, fcariet,
blue, drab, pea green, !
blade and pardon's gfey
cloths,
Middling Snd coarse cloths, •
Bath coatings,
Plain, figured, and flriped
velvets,
Rattinets, fhallcon^,
Durants, tammies,
Brown comblets,
Glaz'd linen,
Gilt, plated, metal, and
twist buttons
Buttons {prigged and spangled on the cloth, in the
neatest manner, to any pattern, on the shortest notice; a
few gold Epaulet: for sale.
~WTN T-S' a PL AT
a WOMAN that can be well recommended,
with a good Bieuft of Milk, five Months
old. Enquire of Hugh Gaine.
JOHN DAVAN,
Leather Dresser and Breeches Make^,
At the Sign of the Crc^n and Breech $, next Door to
Messrs. Robert andjo^n Murray, hi tauten-Street,
near the Fly Market, Mxu#crk;
CONTINUES to carry on that brifirefs as usual,
in all its branches, wholeDle and retail : lie has
at this time a great variety of buck and doe (kin
breeches ; Indian and oil drefs'd deer skin for traders,
or country dores ; tire bed of fhamoy for linings,
and wool for clothiers or hatters, to be had at all
times ; and a considerable abutment will be made to
those who purchase a qu;ntryof any of those articles.
N. B. Four hundred pajr es deer (kin breeches 15
be fold at prime coA.
Prunellas, Princess fluff,
[Blaclc fattinetr, denims,
.Royal ribs, everlafiings,
Buff and black hair piufh,
• Silk and wailed breeches .
pieces,
Scarlet and white flannels,
: Silk and worded deckings,
Gold and silver # baiket and
Wangled buttons,
Gold fringe, thread and
spangles,
With a variety of Taylers
trimmings,
PURSUANT to an order of the Hen. Darnel Hors
.mynden, and Thomas Jones, Efquite^ two of the
judges of the supreme court of judicature fcr the province
of New-York ; upon the petition of Thomas Hallett,
of Queen's County, tayler, an insolvent debtor, and
three-fourths in value of his creditors; NOTICE is
hereby given by the petitioners, to ail the creditors of the
said Thomas Halletr, to (hew cause (if any they have)
on the 20th day of November n°xt, at eleven o'clock in 3
the forenoon of the fame day, at the house of John Sim
mons, tavern-keeper, Equate in the Touch ward of the city
of New-York, and diredly oppose to the Od Presby
terian Meeting House, why an alignment of the effate.
Of the said Thomas Hallett, should not be made to Jrtm
Willett and Thomas Hallett, purfuarit to the prayer of
the said petition, and the said Thomas Hallett be there
upon difeharged, pursuant to the directions of the several
adds made for the relief of infol vent debtors; which said
several adds, the' exfired by their own limitation, have
been revived by one certain act of the Lieutenant Gover
nor, the Council, and the General Assembly of this co
lony. made and p3ffed th* 3d April, 177;.
Twenty Shillings Reward.
WHEREAS on the Nigbe of the 17th October,
the Boat of William Camp, Ijing at the White-
Hall Dock, was broke open, and a P@per Bundle taken
thereout, containing a new black Cordery Vest and Breeches
which had never been wore; the Vest was lined in the
Baek with white Fuftian,and faced with black Rattinct;
the Breeches was made without Lining, and had five
Buttons at each Knee f And as they will probably not
fit the Person who has them, the above Reward will be
paid him on his delivering them to the Printer hereof,
and no Quefthms asked.
^AMramodME^ c ^a^,}
HAVING remove, thei/ftoro fc New-Hav^n, in;
Connecticut, desires all those indebted to them, to ,
call and fettle iteir accounts, either stif them at New-
Haven, or Mr. Daniel Phenix, living in New-York,
nearly oppose where said Broome and Company kept
their store.—They have still on hand, a DoUl assortment
Of G)od^fuitable for the approaching feaion, to be fold
for cast or credit, or the ufuiimoderate terms.
'Fool)# ar r^nl
Request those who are indebted to them, (such
in particular as have been tardy) to make immediate
payment, either to tkemfclyes in New-York, or to their
clerk at New-Haven in Connecticut, at the house of
MR. Tie Tone,.
To be Jo!d by way of pu& Vendue,
BY AN ADJOURNMENT,
On Thursday the 30th Day of NuvembeF in,.
nr W O Fariris or Plantations, lying and b..hg in
^ Bridgewater Townthip, County of Somerset, New-
Jersey, lately belongi g to Hendrick Rynearf 3, d-cea
sed ; the one lying a [joining Raiiron Rivet, on the Dorr,
Side, about 13 Miles from Rarity Laudmg,4 obtaining
about 350 Acres, with a confiderrible Parcel of low Lani
and Meadow. The other lying m the Rear of Rariion
front Lots, about !i Miles from Gid R.ar;t'on Landing,
cor.taigfyflbout 300 Acres, with a Efficient quantity
of meadow thereto belonging. The said Pi,orations toe
fufficiently timbered; '1 he Verdue to begin at 10. of the
clock on said Day in the M uning, and to be held on the
firft above mentioned Prenkfes, ^hea the Conditions of
Sale will bo published by
PETER VAN NEST, ?
JACOB. VAN NORSTAND, f 1 rupees.
ALL Persons having an., Demands againh tk§ Ijihte
of Caleb Fairchild, late of Kinderho.k, deceased,
are desired to bring in their Accounts to the Widow
Nancy Fairchild, at Kinderho k, on or before 'he AUI
Day of December next, in order to receive a Dividend
of what is in her Halids.
NANCY FAIRCHILD.
FRANCIS VANDALE,
APerfon of unexceptionable Character, having taught
French and other Languages, with good Success,
in Lofton, and Newport in Rhode-inland ; would be glad
to meet in New-York, the fame Encouragement, by
opening a DAY and EVENING SCHOOL, at a very
reasonable Rate. The Terms are Forty Shillings each
per Quarter, half to be paid at Entrance. He lives at
Burling's-flip Corner, the fecoad Boor, next to Mr, Uf
bick, in Quern-Street,
rrUIKFN by Virtue of a Writ r s Fieri Facias, to me
directed, .mu tube hid at public Vendue; a He use
and L^t of Ground frever, fate p.e P@pe:ty cf Llias
Anderson, on Monday the : %Bth Day of November Infant,
at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, A the Premises, ne 4 r
the Fresh-Water Pump, by foe
JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
uftfubhfad, uiedlo be Jold by
NOEL and H AZAR D,
THE
LAW of LIBERTY-:
A SERMON o'n American AFFAIRS.
—REACHED at the opening of the Provincial
X Congress of Georgia. Ackheffed to the
Right Honourable the KN of DauTmcvth;
To =wbicb is fubfined,
An APPENPI X.
Confining a concise Account of lice Slrug,fs of
S<w:frrld;id to recover their L^ltr/p.
Sy JOHN JOACHIM ZUBLY, D. D.
One of tile ReprUeritttivcs of tire Colony of Gt-
Grgia in the Continent CorgreC.
u 0 L, Dor LEE,
And .entered upon the firk Day of M A Y next,
^ Ohrid house .Tiifiv.il! farm of land, lituate in the
,% towhef koi).i.a, on Long Gl.n.i, opposite t'heCburt-
Hou e, ml within 43 ,amstf the Presbyterian Meetir
Houle, It i^ a pleafint fitaatinh, and is a good U.. Ihr
a dore cr tavern ; rhd houle al n^ft atw, with fi urroems
and a kitchen on the firfl fl „r, three r # mt, a lobby And
a large linter rnthe fecund Ro: r, with a Ixgc garret:
There are two gGxI cellars under the houfr, feperai,:lmm
each other; e good firn end girders Tire bou'dead
lot, aback.of the house, is excellent land, containing
eigut aobes) 'wheicoi C a good orchard; there are eight
acres of good wood ^nd about a mile trim the houfeftead,
and eight acres of,alt meadow about twvand a half rqiles
from ditto, all belonging to said tenement. Whoever
may incline to beattfor the above, (hall have an irahf
putable title by applying t@ the fubferiber, living on the
premises. JAMES HUGtIjTON.
Jamaica, Pith Rept. 1775.
Hubert Van Wagenen,
At the COLDLN BROAD-AX in BrekmanT-ftip,
¥ TA :}H on hand a tolerable uTertment of iron
gftmongery nnd cutlery, which he will fell at a rea
sonable rate for calh, wholefTe and retail; amongst
which afe froiths anvils and hammers 5 (landing, bench,
and hand vi Fes; mill, cross-cut, tanearing, hanty panned,
teeueht, dovetail, frame, and key-hole faws-jrocks and
hinges of many kind and fees, (hoemakers utensils, files
a-d rasps cd many sizes, carpenters axes, kdzes, compaiTs,
hammers, plants, plane-iron:, augers, chizels, gouges,
fumirf, &c. keepers axes, arzes, &c. cuttoe and pen
knive,. klives and.forks of different prices, clouts, tacks
and br t & bruts handles, fee. brick and plaihering trowels,
rat and mouse traps, brittle bh% (hotter and spring bolts,
taylors (bear-,* rafs\and iron capdlUlicks/ b.As and ftdel
fn triers ; platted,jUei, white and yellow ffioe, knee, and
dock buckles'; iron coffee mills, iron pots and 'kettles,
with many other articles 'in the ironmongery way, &c\
Air Hierlcm oil and Necii'enburgh salve, With an assort
ment of nails.
The PLYING M ^1
7*,HA'l. n Hackinfack and Hoebuck,
X from rhe Fifth November Irftant, drives
but twice a 'Week, T'uei^ayi'and Saturdays. To
set off from FlackhTack between Seven aid Eight
in the Morning, and return from Roebuck at Two in
the Afternoon. ANDREW VAN BUSKIRK.
' ^ Rooms and a Kitchen,
Ir~§ Obe L'E T, in a plea'nt Situation, about fix
§ Miles from Brookland re: Enquire of Joseph
IWoodard, at Uu(hw ; rk.
To be folc 'at private Sale,
And entered upon immediately,
rr^HE pleasant rd r/mmodHus biviation of DoAor
John Hill, adjoining th? Wallkill klceting-Houfe,
in Ulster Count., with 70 Acres or I contiguous to
! the H&ufe. The House it degarit and commodious, and
(would in all Rejects suit an? Car.,.a who wou'd incline
to carry nr any public .BufineC. er Gentleman who
1 is fend of a Country Life, it be gl ia: din the Center
, or a ri&.u and populous NUghbouG: ^d, where several of
I the must public Roads in the Country interfere each other
I at a (mail Distance from the House. Any Person inclin
lingling to purchase the fame, may know the Terms of Sale by
ienquiring at Mr. William Adam', Druggist and Apothe
cary, in New-York, or at said Doctor Hill's, living on
the Premises.
N. Bb Some small Families who may incline to r tire
from the Citv to a Place of Safety, during the troubled
State of our publick Affairs, can be, commedioufly fwp-
Iplied wkk good Lodgings at said Kills.
FIVE POUNDS Rewind?-
MADE his Escape from the Subferiber, the 30th
uh. at South-Amboy, a certain Samuel Hillfey,
by Trade a Taylor; a well made Fellow, about Five
Feet Eight or Nine Inches high; has a Scar on one of his
Checks, ans flralght black Hair: Had on a new dark
brown Br^ad Cloth Coat, with warn'd S^el Buttons; a
li^ht^h blue Vert, and dark blue Breeches. Whoever
apprehends the said Hiilfey, so that he may be had attain,
ffiall receive the above Reward,, and all reasonable Char
ges paid by me
JACOB LAWRIE, Deputy Constable.
Wanted to H I R E,
A Negro Man that u derftands cooking. Any Per
il son having Och a one, and can recommend him
tor his Handly and Sobriety, may hear of a Place by
applying to the Printer hereof.
^^-=3 pORTY SHILLINGS reward,
N™f^, ^.^ 1 with aft reabmakle charges will be
"* V^ I ^°"" "'"i v penin who quill bring to
I JOHN DE L/lACEY, in tbe Bourcy,
==< :) ° r s ecure '" '' e % ^ N^u-Tork or
'jtf! ""'"'' of Wefchefler, a' Negro man,
^^ : !e f ^umifoty. He°is aped
E&, ffo, about so, eight
yneft high, Civilfr, a footfob, and one
°J 'waiters at a table in this county ; plays upon the
French born, as a tolerable good cook, coachman and groom,
but bis vanity proving more powerful than his honefiy, he
fraudulently obtained a fiver watch, which being differed
", toed ocefaed bis going off. He has federal Wits
% g °: '° r at h ^^^ ca ^ ! C^ ^ dames
'he Sloop Wanton,
J° SEPH MOUNT, Maser;
WILL TOUCH AT
OR
St. Eufatia:
HAS genteel Accommodations in her Cabbin for
20 or 30 Pafl'engers, and will fail in five Days.---
For which apply to the Master on board, or to Samuel
Burling,
foftPUBLIS HE D, and
1 To be sold ry 11. GAIN E,
At h^ Book-Store in Hanover-Square,
;L E T T E R s
IWritten by the late Right Honourable
Philip Dormer Stanhope,
I EARL of CHESTERFIELD,
To hi, S 0 N
PHILIP STANHOPE,
Late Envoy extraordinary at th^Cour^of Dresden.
OUT cf the Paflure of the Subferiber, living in
e _ Stanford, on the goth of Oftober last, a black
I HORSF. hree Years old paP, about 14 Hands and an
¥Hal! high, One hind Foot uhit r , a Star in his Forehead,
I and fume white under Lis Nufe, a natural pacer, but
I trots tome; There was taken at the fame Time a Wo-
I 'man's Saddle, <f rullet Colour, Leather Houling, and
I the tore Part of the Fare red Plulh, almost new;
I Ine luppofe'd Tineiisa Man of middle Stature, fooh+h
I face, and ab,ut 21 or 22 Years • t Age, wore a red j:u ►t,
I black Breeciw!, and a kght coloured Bearlkin. Sirtuut.
Whoever apprehends tie Thief, so that be may be brought
to Justice, and secures the Hiufe and Saddle, so that they
I.may l ehad a,m by the Owner, foil have a Reward cf
I bite Dollars, and all necetfary Charges paid; or Three
I Dolly's ter the Hb.rle ard Saddle only, paid by the
THOMAS YuUNG^
I, tm - a ^ a y from the Subscriber, a -.egro hlan caliad
£l. Mh'g~ so Years of Age, ofa y•hew Cast, rmnd
Face, and midakhg fat N, fe, about five Fe % t,two Inches
high : H.td oil when he went away, a Felt Hat cut in the
Faftimy a brown Sinout, a homefoun Freaked Jacket,
homerun chequered T/owfers, a P.ir of bh.ie Stockings
Ipeckled with white; carried with him a Pair ,of mix'd
bit Lome knit Stockings. Whoever takes up. &d fe
cures the laid Fellow, so that his Matter n?ay have him
3gnin, fball receive Foul Dollars Reward, and all rea
fonaUe (h:rgcs paid by me, Beniamin Hutchinson, of
Southold, Suffolk County, Long-] (land.
To be SOLD Wholesale and Retail,
Very CHEAP for CASH.
At John Richardson's
Hardware and Jewellery STORE,
N ">nland-Street, oppotite Mr. John Leary's;
Vciy neat and general alfortrhent of jewellery, and
h jewelers materials; watches and watch materials,
good choice of gilt and plated buckler, met?! and steel
bulkiest materials for coach-makers, ditto for fiddlers
.tad cabinet-niakers; an elegant afcrtment of gilt watch
thantsj ditto plated and Reel do. silk things, beff plated
Ip&rs, with faan necks and silver chains, ditto common
of several furls; fine fc:fl„s, (hoe and knee chapes,
jap,aimed tea boards, waiters and trays; gold scales and
weights, in Spanned boxes; razor cases, with far razors,
&c. a lew elegant guns, some common do. one pair of
elegant pistols, holies pocket books, band rices, plvers,
nut crackers, bhckle patterns, metal shoe dafps, lables
foi buttles, mother of peabl tea tongs, gilt sleeve buttons
common links of several forts. The fubferiber desire, all
accounts against him may be brought in, that be may
fettle them ; and requests all persons indebted to him to
make •immediate payment, that he may be enabled to
difehar^e his just debts, which will oblige their most
humble servant, JOHN RICHARDSOV.
The fubferiber wants a woman servant? None need'
apply without a good recommendation.
The sale es the above to be on the 9th day of,Decem
ber next, at Bloomingdale, on the premises, at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon of the fame day, when the arti
cles of sale will be made known ; or if required, at any
time before, by the fubferibers, who will give an indis
putable title to the purchaser :---a very good waggon and
cart will be also fold on the fame day.
Notice is hereby also given to all persons who have
any demands against the estate of the said J • n Horfen,
deceased, that they are requeftedrto bring in their accounts
properly attested ; and all persons who are indebted to the
said estate, by bond, note, or book debt, are likewise re
queued to make immediate payment, to prevent those
disagreeable proceedings the law direfts.
JACOB WORSEN, 7
_MARTINUS SCHOONMAKER, [Executors
NOTICE is hereby given, to all the creditors of Andrew
Bofauick, that be intends to petition the General
Afrmbly of the colony of New-York, at their next sessions,
that 'he may be difebarged from confinement, on his delivering
up all bis effects for the benefit of his said creditors.
ANDREW BOSTWICK.
HAERLEM~O" YL, "
SOLD By H. GAINE.
Io be SOLD, at public Vendue,
A FARM or plantation of land, situate, lying and
being at Bloomingdale, within about 5 miles of
the city of New-York ; being part of the eftateof John
Horfen, lately deceased, containing 50 acres of land, iz
of which is tine wood land, arid 12 more excellent mea
dow ground, and 12 more may be made, and the rest is
well adapted either for grass, or the railing of grain, which
it has been fosnd to produce plentiful crops of all kinds.
On the premises are the following improvements ; a good
convenient dwelling house, with a kitchen at one end,
a good barn, two hay barracks, and a fine orchard, ira
which there is a choice collection of about 300 fruit trees
of the best kind, two wells and a spring, which are con
£antly supplied with water, even in the dryeft season.--4
The situation of this farm is delightfully pleasant and
healthy, and capable of the most elegant improvements,
and its vicinity to the city renders it exceeding convenient
and pleasant for a Gentleman's country feat, a trader
or tavern-keeper, or for any kind of public business. Ie
is also very convenient and pleasant on account of its ad
joining the North-River, which affords plenty of fiih
and rafters.
JOHN ROBING MEMES,
Has fcr sale at his store in Cortland-Street, at the Nortk-
River, the following GOODS, which he will fell cn
the most reasonable terms :—
A Quantity of German'
and faggot steel,
Refined bar iron,
Knob and ring handled door
locks of different fort's,
Brass cased door locks,
Cwboa;d and closet ditto;
Delk, chest and trunk do
Stock locks, common and
bard spring loyter and
secret padlocks*,'
Knob and handle fpting
latches'.
Shutter hiding and Spring
bolts,
Brafe corks of different forts;
Brass fath faftners,
Brass knockers,
Walker's Left fad irons;
Cimblets, double and single
worms,
Spike gimlet's and tip
borers,
Bright and black auger o ;
Engineer bitts,
Carpenters gouges and chiz
zels of different forts,
.Turners gouges and chiztels,
Stocks and bitt, with Ree#
pads,
Center gorges, doweling
and coopers bitts,
Bread and narrow axes and
adzes,
Carpenters and MLns clas
himmers,
Smiths'ffedges and hand
hamrti:rs,
Sboem. kershand and cramp
ing ditto,
Mill, pit, hand,pannel, faffi,
frame and turning saws,
Trinh bellows from g to 14
inches,
Ditto Morocco, with btafs
nozzels;
Spades, find and ditching
(hovels,
Frying pans, long and fiort
handels,
Smiths, anvils arid beak
horns,
Smiths bench and hand vif€s,
Scale bdrms of different sizes
A neat and general Assortment ®f
D R Y GOO D S,
May be had at
P. M'D A VIT T's Store,
In QUEEN-STREET,
Among which are the following ;
^ OW and high priced callimancoes,
I, ~ Tammies arid durants, furniture checks,
Turkey (tripes, (balloons and ftuffs,
Red and blue furniture callicoes, 2 purple ditto,
Chintzes and muslins, humhums,
C^mbricks and lawns, white flowered drawboys,
Rich lut- firings and mantuas, sewing silks,
Scarf and hair twist, rich fattens and pealongs, black.
Black, blue, crimson and purple Mancheller velvets,
Rose. lankets and flannels, pennittons and Bath
Coating,
With an affortmeat of metal buttons,
Knives and forks, mens shoe and knee buckles.,
Holland tapes, ivory combs, &c. &c. &c.
Also, fume hhds. of well sorted English glass.
f I) < jwar s
I, UN-AWAY from the fubferiber, an En(yli(h con-
V via servant man, name^ BENJAMIN SAOERS,
a blacksmith and gunfroith by trade, a very (freight
round sac d fellow, about five feet eleven inches high,
has a remarkable down frowning look, ffiort light hair,
and several fears on his head and face: Had on when he
went away, a white (hirt, blue coat, striped trowfers,
Spotted flockings, naw pumps, and an tld beaver hat cut
in tire bullion: May probably forge a pals, as he writes
a good hand. Whoever takes tip and secures said servant
% any of°his Majesty's gaols, To that his matter may
have him again, (hall have, it twenty miles from home,
Forty Shillings, if forty miles, Four Pounds, if eighty
miles, Eight Pounds, and if one hundred miles, the
above reward, and reasonable charges, if btoughthome,
P ai ^ by AWERAY RICHARDSON.
1 'AUGHT in fix Weeks, atone Hour pei
J Dieni, at Home or abroad, by the Sub
scriber, at his Hcufe the lower End of Crown-
Street, next Door to Mr. Ralph Thurman's:
Where Specimens of Improvement may be
seen. W. ELPHINSTON.
win TING"
Brass and iron candlesticks,
Tobacco and fnuff boxes,
Spring rat trap^, and wire
mouse traps,
Chest flraps,,
Ctofs garnet hooks,
H and I"IL hinges,
Fiffi books of different fortg,
Nails from 6d. to grid.
Clout nails from 2d, to Sd.
Brads from 2d. to 6d.
Rose acks from 4 oz. to 16
Screws from % inch to z 1,
Bone and (ham table knives
Barlow's best Lueblow pen
knives,
?iftol, cutteau and horn
pocket knives,
Drawing and shoe knives,
Taylors (hears,
Plane irons from 2 inches to
2 4'
An affrrtment cf bench and
moulding planes,
An affurtment of deik fur
niture,
Ditto of smooth, bastard,
and coarse files,
Curry combs and brushes,
Horse cards,
Girt and fuflingle web.
Diaper and straining ditto,
Nailing lace,
Curb and InefHe bitts,
Flat sets from No. 1, to 6,
Stirrup irons, swivel and
plain,
Stapel, tuft, and garniffiing
nails,
Brass and glass sleeve but
tons,
Watch chains, seals and keys
Pocket book,
Carpenters and ihoemakers
nippers and pincers,
Harness, brad and rtioe awls
and tacks,
Brimdone, and
rotten ft^ne,
Flour and corn,
Emory,
Sheet lead and cordage, &c.
&C. &C.