The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1781-02-26 00:00:00, page 4

To be fold at private sale,
FT 'HE plantation of David Lambertfor, lituate in
g the town footof Jamaica, confiding of about
ft.o teres of excellent land, and five cf fait meadow.
Th'e is on the premises, a very good dwelling house,
ba f n, orchard and garden! The house has been oc
cupied for some time past, and now is a flute, and has
a confi Stable run of business. There is about fix
acres of wood land on the farm, and the whole not
more than a quarter of a mile from the Englilh
chinch and meeting-house, in Jamaica. It would
a gentleman ftra country feat, and support a
Arable family, if well attended to. Whoever
'o purchase the fame, mav apply to the said
Iberlfon, living on the premises, by whom
ill be given.
f here is also a t?n yard on the premises.
TO~ BES6LDi"
AN excellent farm, about a mile from Newtown
landing, containing above an hundred acres of
land, including twenty or more cf fine thriving
young wood land, and a lot cf fait meadow at some
didance. There are on the premises a good house
and harn, two large gardens, and a number of fruit
trees of the best kinds.. The whole is ingood fence,
aid capable of the highest improvement. The beau
tiful situation of some of the grounds, commanding a
most extensive and elegant profpe&, renders it an cb
je& for any gentleman of talte ; at the fame time
thfyt< vicinity to Newtown landing, and the quali
ty of the foil, mud make it, in proper bar ds, highly
advantageous both for farming and gardening.
Perlons inclined to purchase are desired to apply be
fore the i o:h day of March next, to MrJohn Kelly,
Notary Public, Hanover-fquaie, or to Harifop and
Auchmuty, Attornies at Law, Queen-street.
To BE SOLD TOGETHER OR SEPARATELY,
TWO new well fn/lhed brick dwelling houses ad-
J j doing each other, two story and an half high
each ; a good distillery and pot and pearl alh works,
with all the untenfils necessary for carrying on both
branches of bufmefs completely, with a very valu
able lot of land, well inclofed with a board fence
which may easily be converted into two lots, being
70 feet in breadth, in front on Rofevelt Street, and
the fame in rear, and 100 feet in front, on Rutger's
Street, which is the depth or extent of the fa d lot
from Roftve't Street. Propofols will be received by
John Kelly, notary public, No. 28, Hanover Square,
who is empowered to fell the fime.
r^TWO three flory and half brick dwelling Hoefer, on
§ the northerly fide of Little Dock-fleet, near the
Exchange; ore now peffiffed by Mr, Dennis M'Ready,
and the other by George Forbes. Also a twb story and a
half brick dulling House, aim fl new, with a large yard
and cistern, occupied by Edward Seaman, Esq; two lots of
l.^nd in the rear thereof, one fronting the East River, in
an ertraordn;ry stand for business. Pr petals in writing
will be received byJohn Kelly, No, 28, Hanover Square.
To' le-Told;
P^nWD ekcellentthree floty and an half brick dwelling
hoofer, with a good ft and cifte. n, to each cf
ocm; the one situate in Duke Street, near the corner of
;<;! -Street, and the other in Hanover-Square, in a
c~: fi?hd---A two story and an half brick
:^'''otn%,iothere^rof thelaftmentjon
ec r/ : : pc ! t of land with a convenient coach
f'^ ?rc ftabu^, on the northerly tide of the Sloat, and
£?tcA Jland ne.^.r 1 'ruga's wharft, fronting the Old -
tifyma l r x Trent stand for bufimefe, being part of the
nd. J 1 H- iry C^^r, late of the city of New-York,
Loh . e detood. P ?pofals fir the fam m ; or any part
th roof w,Bbe received bv JOHN KELLY, No. 843,
Gdvt Square, who is empowered to fell the fame ;
and who has a good house on Cruger's wharff to dispose
of
#X Obe let tor such term of years as Shall be agreed
%upon: th t beautiful and delightfully situated lot of
land at Hh^ate, adjoining land lately occupied by Heath
cote Johnson, E^q; containing twelve acres of choice
me now .nd very convenient for a ferry to Hallett's
cove. P^prAh will be received by John Kelly, No.
£47. Hanover-fa rare.
—BE SOLI),-
And possession given on the firft of May next,
* Go d thru: ftcry and a hali brick dwelling House,
IT wfh a Hftorn and convenient yard adjoining to the
loth n w occupied by M% Hamilton, in Doe&ftreet.
Also an exceeding good two story and a half brick
dwelkoghruie. fituaredin Water-street, with a convenient
yard, all in good repair.
Proposals in writing, for the fame will be received by
J%/KT , N.B Manner-Square. •
7^o be 1.11 arc pchetiion given on the fi ft day of
I May neroli dwel ireg house and large lot offend
in D^k-Teet, three story and an half high, with a store
rej in'v thereto, a$ rifo in.thr store in the re.r there
o': Thlr'uwation is at present exceedingly commodious
for any kind of bhiorfs, and will, upqn the eftahhfhment
of c:v ; l grvernment, be ope of the fiul fluids in ihi° city,
being f v fe ry convenient to the N ,rth River and Jersey
trade. Propofols fir the Lid house and flores will be
received by Jolin Kelly, No. 843, Hanover -Square, who
biefoh/rv lots of land to fell and, let in this citv.
& BE SOLD, together or separate,
two Tick DWELLING-HOUSES, one (No. 12),
A three story and a half high, with very elegant
apartments, fixate inGrert Deck-Arc^, bling in breadth
in front on said street, thirty-fix feet two inches; and
the other in Duke-ftr'ert in the rear thereof, (No, 25)
being two story and an halfhigh, and in foeadth on the lift
mentioned street twenty feet. The lot of land on which
toe ,aid houses ftapd is eighty nine feet four inches deep,
and in as'aTvant gems a ftind as any in this city. Pro
pofah in w ring for the said houses, or either cf them,
will be received b John K Uy, No. 28, Harover-fquare.
10 BE SOLD, togo her or feparatc, as may bed luit a
purchifer or purchaferr, and pcheffion given on the
'firft cf May next,
% N exceeding good new distillery, with all necessary
affile for carrying on thediltilUng bufinefeccm.
|letciy, and a good DWELLING-HOUSE, two ft r, and
ait half high, with an excel! nt good here, suitable for
the gr eery, dry good, or any other bufirefs, a back
kitchen and convenient yard, as well to the diftHkr, as
to .he dwelling h.ufe, the whole lituate in Water-street,
near Peek's" flip, and now,in the occupation of MtJames
Arden, Propofak in writ ng, for the distillery and dwel
ling h the, or either of them, will be received by John
Kellv, No. 28, Harove -Square.
TO BE SOLD, and Poffeffron given immediately,
A DWELLING-HOUSE in Little Dock-Street, in a
A Convenient and good Band for a tavern or the gro
cery I,ufine% Said houf stands on land held by lease of
ron-t^n yea , from the firtf of May next, at the lent of
it 1. per annum, and one half of the.buildings to be paid
for b, the landlord at the expiration of the said leaf?.
An i^ddputablc t tie will be given to the purchaser or
purchaser of the said 1? T% Propofols in writing' for
laid haute will he received by John Kelly, No, 28, Ha
acvei-fquare.
Hopped A L E.
BEING desired by a great many of my
friends and customers to brew some strong
ale that 1 could fell them at tight dollars per
barrel, I now acquaint that I have ready to
deliver, at my brewery on Golden-Hill, a
quantity which greatly exceeds, both in fla
vour and quality, any that has been brewed
fir.ee the rebellion, by
MEDCEF ED_ENQ_
PETER H~EG E MA N,
VINTNER and DISTILLER,
Has tor sale at his store the upper end of Queen-street,
-No. 12$,
Formerly occupied by Philip KissicK,
Upon the mog reasonable terms,for case,
OLD Madeira, Port, Double and single refined
Lisbon and Tene sugar,
rifle wines, Mufeovado sugar,
Jamaica spirits, Hyfon, foufhong and bo-
Weft India and cherry hea tea,
rum, Chocolate and coffee,
Holland geneva. Pepper and mustard,
French and cherry brandy. Pearl barley and rice,
Shrub,*. Caftile and turpentine soap
All forts of cordials, Mould and dipt candles,
The vqry best of home, Poland starch and fig blue,
fpnn geneva and bran- Hair powder,
dy, very little inferior Bird shot of all fives,
to Holland or French, Twist and cut tobacco,
Molaffcs, Raisins and currants.
Wine and cyder vinegar, Ox tongues dried,
London porter in bottles, Nutmegs, cloves, and
Double Gloucester cheese, cinnamon,
And sundry other articles too tedious to mention.
HUGH SMITH, and Co.
Have for sale at their store, No. 21,Little Dock-Street,
BEST London claret, also new rose butter, Che
shire, single and double Gloucester cheeses of
the very best quality, and the latest importation.
They continue to fell every article in the grocery way
as usual. All orders from Gentlemen of the Army
and Navy punctually attended to, and carefully ex
ecuted. -
WALTER SPENS has to dispose of a few
pipes of port and Lilbon wines, of the very
heft quality ; enquire of Hugh Smith, and Co. N 0.21.
Little Dock-street, where the business of said Walter
Snens is tranfa&ed in his absence, by Hugh Smith.
Just imported.
Rob. and Geo. Service,
Have received by the lad vessels from Great Britain,
a large assortment of goods, which will be dis
posed cf by wholesale, at their store, head of the
Ceffee-Houfe Bridge ; amongst which are, an
elegant afortmentof
Damasks, bro
cades, tobines,
Armozeens^ mantuas,
Sattens, modes, perfians,
Pullicate, lungee, ro
malls, and linen hand
kerchiefs,
Black, and white Barce
lona, ditto,
A variety of muzlins,
lawns, cambricks,
gauzes, ribbonels, la
ces, and edgings,
Linens, chintz, callicoes,
India Persians,
Checks, diaper, table
linen,
Threads and tapes,
Dowlafs, Rivens duck,
Russia and IriSh Sheetings,
Learner and Stuff Shoes,
Hefiery nf all kinds,
MAdeira, Port, Lis
bon, Sherry, and
Teberiffi: Wines,
Old Jampica spirits,
Ohl Antigua ditto,
.Weft India rum of the
firit quality and high
proof, by the hogih^d,
barrel, or less quantity;
French brandy in kegs,
or by the gallon,
Holland geneva,
Belt London porter, and
Liverpool ale in bottles,
Molasses in hoglheads or
barrels,
Coarse and fine salt,
Loaf and lump sugars,
Mufeovado ditto,
Mould and dipt candles,j paper, wool cards, &%
Coarse and tine SHOT, &c. &c.
Also, aquartityof excellent new Rose Butter
Lately imported in different vessels from Liverpool,
and for sale, by
BENJAMIN SYKES,
At No. 13, Great Dpck-Street, the following
Articles, viz.
nUPERFINE flour,
' Mould candles, soap,
Cheihi:e cheese ; also;
•Crown glass, in boxes of 100 feet each,
A few chetts green tea,
Cabin blankets,
Mens worsted hose,
Do. white and grey yarn hose,
Do, ready made great coats,
Do. white and coloured fdk hose.
Womens fik cloaks and bonnets,
Do. scarlet cloaks,
Sailors Jackets and hats,
3 4. wide checks, '&c. &c. ctf.
To BE L E T,~
And poffefficn given the firft df May next,
PART of that pleasant situated dwe'ling-houfe of
Philip Kiffick, Queen-Sheet, No, 131. For fur
ther particulars, enquire at the premises,
Likewise, Bohea, fculhong, Congo, and hyfon teas;
pomatum, starch, pickles, m&uld candles, &c..
TO BESOLD BY
Jacobus L. Lefferts,
At his store in Water-street, between Burling's flip
and the Fly-Market, three doors weft of Philip
Rhinelander's china store, upon the molt reason
able terms, the following articles, viz.
. Caftite soap,
I Turpentine ditto,
Belt hyfon, fouffiong,
and bohea teas,
Best green coffee in bar
: rels or less quantity,
iChocolate,
, Pepper, alfpice, ginger,
;nutmegs, cinnamon,
, mace, cloves, tobacco,
Belt Scotch fnuff in blad
ders and bottles,
I Mustard in bottles,
, Cheshire, double and fja
gle Gloucester cheese.
Short and long pipes,
Split peafe, rice,
Indigo, copperas, allum,
Writing and wrapping
Broad cloths of most
colours, with trim
mings, \
, Gold and silver laces,
Baifes, N
Flannels,
Tammies, durants, mo
reens, taberets, cam
blets, and calliman
coes,
Genoe velvets,
Jeans, fuftians,
Corduroys,
, Bed bunts and bed tyck
%
Playing cards,
Persian and common car
pets, and carpeting,
, Buntins, log lines, and
, fail twine,
An assortment cf hard
ware.
Felice Office, Mm-Tefk, Ma^wbfr 20, 1780.
Quality, Weighty & Priue
RR FAD
A. /' Jfa. «&. to./ A. ^
By Order of the Commandant.
THAT on and after Thursday the 23d instant, all
bread made of Sweet ftour of the firft quality, muft'
be baked into long leaves of two pounds weight each,
and damped with the initials of the baker's name, and
fold for Sixteen Coppers each loaf
And all bread made if merchantable flour cf an infe-•
rior quality, mult bS baked into round loaves. Weighing
two pounds and one half each, Ramped with the initials
of the baker's frame, and fold for Sixteen Coppers each
lots.
Any baker or retailer of bread, who Shall be. conviaed
of demanding or receiving any more or greater fam than
Sixteen Coppers for each loaf'of bread as above men
tioned, Shall be fined TEf? POUNDS for every futh
offence.
In order that the above regulations may be duly en
forced, Balthafar Creamer, is appointed Infpeaor of
Bread, with directions and powers conftahtly to visit the
Several bake houses in this city, and to make Seizure of
all such bread, as he may find deficient, either-in the
abovementioned qualities, weight, or flam?. The
bread seized, to be immediately sent to the city aims
house, for the use of the poor, and report made to the
Police of the cause of failure, the quantity and the
baker's name from whom it was Seized, that the fame
may be published; and upon.conviction of a second of
fence, that the offender may moreover be fined Fifty
Pounds and an entire flop put to bis baking, if found
guilty of a third offence.
ANDREW ELLIOT, Superintendent General.
DAVID MATHEWS, Mayor.
PETER DUBOIS, M^iftfate of Police.
To be SOLD,
And possession given immediately,
ALL thole two valuable lots of ground Situate
and being on the wharfcommonly called Cru
ger's wharf, the one fronting Little Dock-Street,
nearly oppefite the dwelling house of I. Low, now
occupied toy Hugh Suith, and Company, and the
other in the rear thereof, fronting the wharf adjoin
ing the river, each lot b^ng in breadth in front 30
feet 6 inches, and ,Bths ®f an inch; and in length
100 feet. On both fronts are cellars dug ana foun
dations laid and carried up three feet above the street,
Sufficient for the erecting two or more buildings
thereon; in which said cellars are at present a con
siderable quantity of bricks, ard other materials,
remaining of the buildings which were confirmed in
the late fire. And likewise t^e water lot fronting
the above mentioned lots, being of the fame breadth
of said lots, and in length 203 teet; on part cf which
said water jot is erect cl the wharf or pier commonly
called Wells's wharf; the purchaser therefore will
be entitled to the fourth part of the profits arising
from said wharf or pier.
Propolis for the fame will be received by Au
gustus Van Horne, at No. 7, fronting Princess.
street, near Greve Bend's. If not disposed of by
the\firft day of March next, the fame will on that
day be exposed to public aufbon at the Coffee-Houfe.
Alexander Leckie,
' t .No. 22 Hanover-Squ at,
Has imported in the Vigilant, from London, and the
Ruby, from Glasgow, an elegant assortment of DRY
GOODS, such as<
SUperfine cloths, erffimers, rartinets, Stockinets, impe
rial ribs f fiorentines and princess ftuffs ; black, blue,
olive and crimson velverets; moreens, calamancoes, fat
tinets and lastings, Scarlet and white flannels, bayfes,
mens fine black and white hats, mess fine dices and boots,
military Shoes, we mens best ca'limancoe and lasting Shoes,
childrens morocco ditto, a lat^e alfortment of black laces,
blond lace, a large sod beautiful affortmeat of thread laces
and edgings, a gieat variety of Barcelona, bandano, hint
gee, and rumal silk handkerchiefs; a large aflprtment of
muslins, muffin chintzes, cambricks and lawns, callicoes
and chintzes, furniture callicoes, feathers and flowers,
India pdfGans, fattens, modes, and lai fenets, brocaded silks
and luteftrings, an elegant affurtment of ribbons and gau
zes, minionets, flowered aprons, Marseilles quilting, Iriffi
linens, Russia Sheetings, table blocks and huccabacks.
Morea gowns, a variety of gown and, cloak trimming ;
mens white and black 61k hose, womens silk and cotton
hose, mens black silk gloves, womens silk gloves and mits,
chip hats, mens and womens leather gloves, a large assort
ment of buttons, fine cast steel razors and penknives,
Whitechapel needles, pound wire, tapes and bobbins,
white and coloured threads, brown buckrams, Shirt but
tons, sewing silks of all colours, &c.
Also Madeira wine in cases of fix demn, cherry brandy,
Howe's acid, Durham mustard, soap, starch, and hair
powder, &c.
GEORGE GRUNDY, and C?.
Have just imported in the brig LOWTHER and SEN
HOUjE, from Liverpool, and have for sale at
their store, No. 162, ^ueen-ftreet, near Peck's
flip; the following goods, o n the most reasonable
terms, viz.
r&URPENTINE/%/%
& claret, jar and linseed oil, iron hoops,
Best mess beef and pork irt barrels,
Britifo brand, in puncheons, malt, hops,
Smith's coals, brnfbes,
Shelled barley, split peafe, and tin plates,
White and red herrings, rolled iron,
Sheet copper, glass and earthen ware,
Bottled beer in tierces, vinegar,
, London porter in barrels, old Chefoire cheese,
Parifo, lamp black,
Spanish broken and white lead,
Cordage, port wine, and strong beer in pipes,
• Pomatum, black ball,
Plain and tipt pipes, hair powder,
Starch, ftationary,jewellery, bojiery,
gloves, &c. ^c.
Also an assortment of Manebefter goods, confuting of
fine corduroys, velvets, tbickfets, printed jeans, pil
lows, denims, fattinets, Dutch cord, and rope, and
a variety of other articles, &c. &c.
Just imported, and to be fold, by
Edward Goold,
No. 34, Hanover-Square,
CHOICE mess and cargo beef, a few half barrels pork,
flour, Ship bread, draught porter, old turpentine soap,
wax candles, rose butter, Tortola rum, choice port wine
of the vintage 78, a few pipes of old Madeira wine, his
linens, striped and figured gauzes, book muffiin hamsters
chiefs, the best Spotted bandano handkerchiefs, vo ^r^
India cotton hose, mens white and coloured worked hose,
fine Bath coatings, a few pieces lo%?riced cloths, p; ...ted
fluffs, edgings, black and white blond lace, mens and
boys hats, flops, mens fine ruffled Shirts, a large affect,
ment of the newest pattern paper hangings, the her mens
and womans Shoes in trunks, cases of mustard, a few cases
of Aliens best claret,"beft bohea, fulhong and bySon teas,
a few case cf forced Shot, &c,
Just imported in the last vessels from Europe, ani
now opening for sale by
IROBERT GAULT,
No. 30, Hanover-Square,
SUPERFINE ar,l second broadcloths, rattin^ts,
Shalloons,/ tammies, and durants; flannels,
lT eß > an d coatings, callicces, chintzes, printed
handkerchiefs, yard wide Irish linens from 3s. 6d.
to 7s. 6d. per yard, brown and white Russia Sheet
ings and ravens duck, moreens, black ruffes, prin
ces duff, and fattinet, luteftrings, mantuas, arno
zeens and brocades, lattens, pelongs, modes,pei fians,
taffeties, bandanoes, romals, and black Barcelona
handkerchiefs ; ribbons, thread edgings, black and
white laces and sewing silks, hosiery and cutlery,
china in assorted boxes, London claret in cases, and
genuine red Port in pipes.
WILLIAM TORRANCE, and
Company,
LJAVE imported in the lalt fleet and running Ships
from England, a general allotment of-
European and India Goods,
Which they are now opening for Sale at No. 3,
Fletcher street, near the Fly Market.
Glass ware well assorted, and window glass by the
package.
For SAL E,
AT puplic vendue, on the premises, on the fifth
day bf the third month (called March) next,
an exceeding good FARM, late the property of
Matthew Franklin, of Flushing, deceased ; Situated
in Flushing, about one mile and an half from the
landing, on the road leading to Frefli Meadow,
and within half a mile @f a grist mill; It contains ,
about i6oacres of upland, well wooded and waters
ed, and in good fence, with about 14 acres cf salt
meadow. There are on the premises a good house
and barn, with other convenient out-houles, a well
of excellent water, a garden, two orchards that bear
plenty of good fruit, and there is fix or eight acres
of wheat in the ground ; the place is in good con
dition, and very well calculated for a. farmer.
7 here are al 0 to be fold at the fame time, a number
of horses, horned cattle, and hogs; beds, and
bedding, with howfhold and kitchen furniture, to
gether with a waggon; and other farming utensils.
Flushing, ift day JOHN FARRINGTON,:
2d month, i?Bt. JAMES BOWNE, ;^
marston^rapalje,
11Wall-ftreet, corner of Smith-street, I a e for Sale,
A Parcel mufeovado, and Choice Mad ir and port
clay'd sugars, in hhds- wines, in pipes, hhds.
tierces, ard barrels, and quarter calks,
Gun-powder well, adapted for French branny,
musketry and cannon, war- A quantity of Jamaica
ranted good, rum in puncheons,high
Hyfon and ceago T E AS, in proof,
chests, Flour,
Coffee, Ship bread, newly baked,
Starch, a quantity, at 70s. pec
Ste I in boxes, cwt. warranted good.
j 0 id N~BETT S,
No. 43, Whitehall,
f Has for Sale at his Cordial Distillery,
ORANGE WATER, Clove Water, All Fours,
Annifeed Water, Do&or Stevens, Shrub,
Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Cherry Rum, Gin, and
Geneva in Cafes.'
At No. 977, Beekman's Slip,>
Have for sale, on the lowed terms,
MA?! IR ± r red port, and Lilbon wines by the
pipe, quarter calk, or dozen; hyfon, green,
fufhong and bohea teas, double and single lefined
loaf sugars, mufeovado ditto, old Jamaica spirits,
brandy and rum by the puncheon or gallon, mess
beef and pork in tierces, barrels and half barrels,
ship bread, flour of a good quality, a frefh assort
ment of butter ; shot from No. 1 to 4, with a general
assortment of groceries, a few tierces of good rice,
a parcel of damaged bread and oatmeal.
Just imported in the Aurora, from Bristol, and to be
fold, by wholesale, by
EDWARD GOOLD,
No. 34, Hanover-square,
SUperfine frefh flour, loaf sugar, malt and hops,
J bar iron, flat and fquare,boxes of tin, boat chains
anchors and graplines, calks of shot forced, paints,
linseed oil, nails, calks of ironmongery, frying pans,,
laws, a few hogsheads of glass and crates of earthen
ware, best Englilh pork in half barrels, Irilh mess
and cargo beef and pork in tierces and barrels, ox
tongues, split peas, Bristol beer and Taunton ale,
in bottles, Wcllh ale and choice draught potter, irt
calks, old Jynaica spirits, brandy, mould candles,
foap,vinegar, brushes of all kinds, seine twine @nd
lines, fail canvass, a few packages of well assorted
low priced Irilh liner S; ofnabtigs, trunks of mens
and ^omens dices, tailors caps, mens and boys hats,
flops, painted huffs,, a few calks bottled Madeira,
new rose butter, Gloucester cheefe,fail makers palms,
gridiions, hooks and thimbles sorted, German steel
in bars and bundles, hard metal spoons, silk serges
and silk moree gowns, a new invention, a few pieces
fine hunter and % low priced cloths. &c. &c. &c.
Richard Speaight,
CHYMIST and DRUGGIST,
No. 41, Queen-Street,
Has imported by the Fame, and Edward, from
London, a general assortment of DRUGS and
MED ICIN E S, amongst which are,
Antimony, sag?,
Quick-lilver, Pill boxes, phial,,
Borax, aqua-fortis, ivory syringes,
Englilh faffron, Rose Pink,
Magnesia alba, Drop lake, and carmine ?
Chamomile flowers, With fondry other arti-
Oil of lavender, cles too tedious to enu-
Fine fal rochell, metate j All of which.
Spermaceti, will be fold wholesale,
True glauber salts, and retail, on very low
Fipwers ,of lulphur, and terms,
The Surgeons of the Navy and Army may be
Pitched at , moderate Advance, and their Custom
acknowledged with Thanks.
N. B. A .Set of Capital and Trepaning Inftru
merits to be fold pteap,
Hutchins's ALMANACK,
For the. Year 1781,
Sold BY HUGH GAINE,