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With a general assortment of
SPICES and PICKLES.
N. B. The above-mentioned Wi u es will be deli
vered i^ppes, quarter calk ;, or by the dozen.
At said Joshua Meals is one of the loyal refugees
from Virginia, he thill hope for the protection and
encouragement of his countrymen, aS well as of the
other gentlemen from the different colonies, as he
will make it his constant itudy to supply them bn the
lowed te ms, and to give general fatista&ion;
The gentlemen of the navy, and Matters of vessels;
will have their frvuable orders executed with dis
patch and punctuality.
BRISBANE and JOHNSTON,
At No. 518, Hanover-f,uare, have for Sale by
the package, on reasonable terms,
?,HREE four, 7 8, and 4-4 Irish linnens, Irish
l Ih/etings, 3 4 and 7-8 checks, strong military
fhaes, men and womens shoes assorted, cutlery, win
dow glass 8 by 10, paints ground in oil, hyfon,
green and bohea tea, refined fuga#s, mufcovado and
clayed ditto, London porter in bottles, Welt-India
rum, New-York ditto.
An elegant Night Telescope, conftruaed by Dol
land, for sale, apply as above.
Just imported in the Ship Walter, Capt. Hastie,
and to be fold by
ROBERT PAGAN, and Co.
At their Store, No. 943, Water-Street, Corner of
the Fly-Market,
BEST Irish Pork in Barrels; ditto, ditto, Beef
in Tierces ; ditto, ditto, Butter in Firkins;
fine frefh FLOUR, a few small Calks of Hard Ware
neatly assorted, Military Shoes and Shirts, Women's
Calimancoe and Leather Shoes, an Assortment of
Gaufes, with a Variety ofother English Goods ; all
which they will dispose of on the molt reasonable
Terms.
Duncan, Barclay u^u 7 Co.
No. 516 HANOVER-S Q_U AR E,
Have to dispose of at Private Sale,
A NUMBER of spruce spars, from four
to eighteen inches diameter in parcels,
as may belt suit the purchaser, a few tier
ces of liver oyl, a quantity of excellent dumb
Slh, and a few chests of good HYSON TEA
To be SOLD,
A HOUSE in Frankfort-Street, No. 21,
now in the occupation of John Stevens.
For particulars apply to the Printer.
IMPORTED
In the last Vessels from Glasgow and Cork, and
to be fold by
JAMES DUNLOP,
No. 36, Broadway, opposite Trinity-Church, on the
moll reasonable Terms,
CABLES from 11 to 13 Inches, Hawsers from 4
to 7 Inches, Towlines, Sneers, Shrouds, Lyn
yard, Running Rigging, Rattling, Spunyat, Bolt
Rope, and frefh Flour in Barrels, Mess and Cargo
Beef in Barrels and Tierces, and Pork in Barrel
JOHN BEGG, and Co.
At No. 963, at Burling's.Slip, have for Sale,
NARROW Gold and Silver Bindings, rich
Epaulets, Hat Bands, black Feathers, with an
Assortment of Goods suitable to the Season.
This bay are puhlifad,
And fold bv Hugh Gaine,
THE
LETTERS of PAPINIAN:
IN WHICH THE
Condud, present State and Profpeas
OF THE
AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ARE EXAMINED.
A corred Edition, with a Preface and Emendations.
While many of my gallant countrymen are cm
ployed in pursuing rebels, ba ; f difeomfited through
the e mfeioufnefs of their guilt, I (hall labour to
improve those victories to the good of my fallow
fubje&s; by carrying on our successes over the minds
of men, and by reconciling them to the cause of their
King, their Country and their Religion.
Addison.
A very good Negro Wench,
CAPABLE of all forts of country business,
to be fold. For particulars apply to
Gilbert Williams, at Wcftchefter.
To be fold on the lowest terms,
By Joshua Meals, & Co.
At their Store No. in Water-street, the corner
of Irijh-freet, and opposite the end of King
freet, near the Coffee boufe, and occupied here
tofore by Messrs. Moore and Neal,
Madeira wine of.
the fiilt quality,
Excellent claret,
Teneriffe,
Old Jamaica spirits, 1
Weft-tndi^ and common
rum,
Geneva,
Brandy, 1
London and Scots porter,
London, green and bohei
tea,
Loaf and Mufcovado su
gar;
Ginger,
Cheese,
Irish butter;
Coffee,
Chocolate;
Barley;
Rice.
A CAUTION to the Public in general, but
more particularly to Merchants, Captains
of Ships, and those concerned in trading to
the Ealt or Weft-Indies, North-America,&c.
TH& daily com/dintt of injuries received by spuri
ous medicines fold for Maredant's Drops, pre
pared solely 3y me, requires the m^A ferioui attenti >n,
as well in fafety to the patient, as my own intcreft.
Those Impofturea not only attempt te deceive by having
bills printed like mine, and bottlesof the fame mould
and inscription, but are even daring enough to counter
feit my Hand writing; some I have pOaifhed, notwith
standing which, the fame mal-pr^aices are continued ;
others use more caution by vending medicines under the
names of MERRDENT,MERIDENT,NORDON,&c.
and several make use of their own name's,alledging their
being assistants bo me. Can it be possible for any min to
think me lb weak, as to disclose such a valuable secret
to my servants, more especially those of so menial a fort
as to be employed in the diftributionof pamphlets, pack
ing up and delivering boxes at th:different inns, with eve
ry drudgery attendant? JOHN NORTON.
The following few, from the man, well authenticated
cures, are fully fufficient to prove the utility of rh^fc
Drops, fold by HUGH GAINE, in bottles at Twelve
Shillings each, viz.
Mr. Coulthard, formerly the First Clerk of Lieut;
General Melvil, when Governor in the Weft-Indies,
cured of a most violent scorbutic humour on his hands,
neck, face &c;
Mr. William Breeze, teather of writing hnd mathe
maticks at Audlem, Cheshire, of anobftinate feurvy.
The son of Mr. R. Latham, at Buckingham-house,
near Thetford, Norfolk; of an iriveterate Icurvy on his
legs and thighs.,
Mr. Stephen Bolton, Lecce, Lancaffiire, of an invete
rate feurvy of fifteen years flanding.
M.s. Hester Studd, at Leigh, in Essex, of a violent
and leng standing scorbutic disorder in her face.
Capt. Calvert, in the East Indid Company's service,
of scorbutic blotches.
Mr. Roderic Mac Donald, of a scorbutic eruption,
whose cure is attested by Dr. Cooper, of John-Street,
Cavendilh Square.
Mrs. Mary Lute, at; Mrs. Field's, Castle-Street, Lei
cester-Fields, cured of the Scrophula, or king'sevil.
Lieut. Col. Fcyrac, late of his Majesty's 18th or royal
regiment of foot, of a most violent feurvy,
Mr. John Good, late surgeon to his Majesty's sloop
Ferrit, of a must dangerous and obstinate fibula.
Mr. John Foster, at the Role, Welling, in Kent,
of a leprosy, attended with rheumatic pains.
The daughter of Mr. D. Davis, school -master, If
lington road, of an inveterate humour, occafioncd by the
relics of the finall-pox.
John Crew, at the Dolphin Inn, Kingston upon
Thames, of several obstinate fores or ulcers ch his legs.
Mrs. Ann Crexford, of Kingftone, Oxfordshire, of a
paralytic disorder.
Mr. James Snowden, of his Majesty's Ship Acquilon,
of a giddinef# in his head, so violent as to render him
incapable of walking the deck.
Mr. Thomas Smith, at Pontorra&, Yorkshire, of an
inveterate feurvy occasioned by a furfeit.
Mr. Atwood, in the market-place, Bath, of an inve
terate scorbutic humour, which affeded his head and
face.
The son of Mr. Thomas Wilkins, of Oxford, of a
scorbutic humourin his gums, by which the falival
glands were so swelled and inflamed, that it was with
difficulty he could open his mouth to receive nourish
ment.
The daughter of Mr. Robert lagUs, of Leith, of an
inveterate Scurvy.
Mr. Charles Cook, of Cork-street, Liverpool, of an
inveterate feurvy.
JOHN STOUGHTON,
At bis Store No. 512, three doors weft of the Admi
ral's House, in Hanover Square, has just opened
for sale, of the lateJl importation from England,
EXCELLENT fine teas and groceries of various
forts, belt London claret in bottles, old Ma
deira, Port, and Sherry wines, Shone's belt bottled
porter, Holland Geneva in cases, old Antigua rum
and spirits, fine French chocolate in rolls, fallad oil
of a peculiar flavour, in flaiks, Spemafan ditto, in
quart bottles, spices, pickles, &c.
N. B. Ail orders received in writing, will be
paid due attention to, and those who have been
pleased to favour him with their commands, he is
much obliged to, (particularly the Gentlemen of
the navy and army).
TO BE SOLD
By Thomas Miller, and Co.
At their STORE N 0.226,
QU EE N- STREE T,
Madeira wines,
of the firft quality
in pipes, quarter calks,
or bottles,
Port wine in do. do. do.
Lisbon wine in do. do. do.
Claret, sherry and other
wines,
Old spirits, Old rum,
Common rum, Geneva,
Brandy, shrub, Arrack,
Molalles, Rice,
Potter, Ale, and Beer,
Vinegar, Oil, Muttard,
Pinkies, Gammons,
Irilh Butter,
Chefliire and Gloucefte?
Cheese,
Raifons and Almonds,
Tamarinds,
Wet and dry Sweetmeats,
, Pearl Bailey,
Split Peafe,
, Very high flavoured hyfon
and foufhong Teas,
, Common bohea Tea,
. Double and single refined
Sugar,
Powder and Mufcovado
Sugars,
Coffee, Chocolate,
, Spices of every kind,
Packing Salt, in barrels.
Indigo, flarch,
Powder and fig Blue,
Hard Soap, Cindies,
Snuff, corks, and many
' other articles,
Germerine plumbs and
Peaches, in boxes from
z to 5 lb. weight.
MESS beef and pork?
in tierces, barrels,
and half barrels,
Neats tongues, in small
calks,
Mould and dipt candles,
of different sizes,
Turpentine and Caftile
soap, in boxes, or less,
Cheshire and Gloucester
cheese,
Lamp and train oil, by
the calk,
English & America hams,
Coffee and sugar, by the
calk, or less,
Loaf sugar,
Madeira -.
Portl
Claret > Wines,
and I
Sherry J
N. B. Beftnew ROSE BU TTER, just from
Cork, in the last vessels, GLOUCESTER and
CHESHIRE CHEESE, just from England, frefh
fuperfine and Common FLOUR, by the bartel, new
RICE, by the calk, or less, &c. &c.
ANY Person of a good character, who is
well acquainted with manufacturing
chocolate, may hear of employ upon benefi
cial terms, by applying to the Printer.
HUGH GAINE
Has jzr Sale, the following BOOKS:
BIBLES and Common Prayer Books, of
different sizes,
Chefterfield's Letters, 4 vol.
Dilworth's and Dyche's Spelling Books#
Testaments and Primers,
Tillotfon's Sermons, 10 vol.
Rollin's Ancient History, 10 vol.
Cramer on Metals,
Labaratory laid open,
Young's Night Thoughts,
Paradise Loft and Regained,
Life of Colonel James Gardiner, who was
killed at the Battle of Preston Pans, in Scot
land, in the Year 1745.
The following Articles are to be bad of
HUGH GAI N E,
F'lfty different Sorts of Pocket Books for
Ladies and Gentlmen,
Pen knives ofdifferent Sorts and Qualities,
Scales and dividers of different Sorts,
Two Foot Rules for Carpenters,
Middleton's best black and red Lead Pencils,
Leather and Paper Inkpots,
The belt red and black Ink.
Inkpowder and Patent Ink Cake,
Pounce and 'ounce Boxes,
Seal" g Wa\ of the best Kind, and some of
an inferior Quality for Tobacconists.
Sand and Sand Boxes,
Small ard very neat Afkin Memorandum Books
King Henry and Merry Andrew Cards,
Red, Purple, Blue, Black, Green, and White
Wafers.
Excellent Razors, in Cases, with a Comb,
Looking Glass, Hone, &c. &c.
Public Notary's Office,
By JOHN WOODS,
Attorney at Law,
At No. 12 9 , th a upp r end of Qeen-Street,
BY whom the business 4 this Offic will be exe
cuted with pur,Quality and difoatch. The
molt impartial advce and opi ion will continue to
be given in all cases where performs, their eftares, of
other property, are any ways encroached on, or en
dangered, with equal regaid to the conttituion, and
the fundamentals of law and equity.
Wills, memorials, charter patties, deeds, bottom
ree, and all other bonds, letters of attorney, with the
Notary Public s seal; arid HI other writings fairly -
tranfeuoed ; and authenticated copies of commons 1
for privateers, with which it is necHLry every vellel
, w , ffi ould be furnifhed, with the Notary
Public s seal. J
The sale of negroes will be carefully attended--.
% re ^ ularly ke i" for the errti y of ad such ;
° f ' f ,tes in ^ ho ”fes, or gound to
b6dd on to fell or let, either in town or country ;
by which means persons are accommodated with little
trouble.
Cash indefatigably solicited at this distressed junc
ture at 71. per cent, on good mortgages or personal
lecurtty. .'
JOHN PEL L,
Has for Sale,
At No. 181. Queen-Sheet, nearly opposite Bcek
maul Slip,
I 7
.Green and bohea tea,
, Vinegar,
.Pepper,
I Chocolate,
Scotch fnuff, in bottles,
, Wrapping paper, large
and small,
- Writing paper,
Playing cards,
I Walnuts,
Anchovies,
Florence oil,
Pipes, by the box, or less
, Molasses by the hogshead
: French & British brandy,
Multard,
Currants,
Old spirits and rum, by
the calk, or less,
Holland geneva, by the
case,
Barley, in kegs,