The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1775-12-11 00:00:00, page 4

WANTE D,
As an Overseer upon a large Farm, a single man,
who understands the Farming Business in all its
Branches. Enquire of the Printer.
" S T O L E N,
OUT of the pasture of Major Zebulon Rossy of
Dover, in Dutchefs County, on the 19th of No
vember, a yoke of working CATTLE, by a perfen who
said his name was Moore, and who drove the cattle to
New-Millford, and fold them to Benjamin Gaylerd.
Said Moore fays he lives at Huntington, on Long-lttand,
is about five feet ten inches high, lusty built, of dark
complexion, and dark hair, uses the Quaker language in
discourse ; had on a light coloured cloth coat and watch
coat much worn, fnuft' coloured Manchester velvet jacket,
and a pair of leather breeches much worn. This fellow
went from New-Millford to Poughkeepsie, and from
thence to New-York, TEN DOLLARS reward, and
reasonable charges will be given for apprehending and
securing him in any of his Majesty's goals, and notice
thereof given to ZEBULON ROSS, or
BENJAMIN GAYLERD.
SAMUEL LOUDON,
BEGS leave to inform the PUBLIC, that on
Thursday the fifth day of January next, he will
publish No. I,of a News-Paper (to be continued weekly)
entituled, THE
NEW-YORK PACKET;
OR THE
North-Arperican General Advertiser.
He isencouraged to undertake this arduous work, by
the advice and promised literary affiilance of a numerous
circle of warm friendstoour (at present much distressed)
country.
In the ceurfe of this publication the Editor engages to
do every thing in his power, to render it a compleat and
accurate News-Paper, that the Public may thereby
receive the earliest intelligence of the state of our public
affairs, and of the several interesting occurrences which
may occasionally happen, whether at home or abroad.
He has already possessed himfelf of a neatand finable set
of Types for the above-mentioned purpose ; together
with every other necessary for carrying ch a splendid News
Paper ; and the best of hands ihall be procured to perform
the manual part.
ThePubli/her flatters himfelf that the New-York
Packet will becondufted on such principles, as will
influence every difeerner of real merit, who may encourage
the work, to preserve it in volumes, as a faithful Chro
nicleof its own time.
Subscriptions, &c. are thankfully received by
Samuel Loudon, at his house in Dock-street, near the
coffee-houfe, New-York, at the usual price of twelve
Shillings a year; half is requested to be paid down, as he
has been at a very considerable expence in purchasing a
variety of necessary materials for the work.
N. B. The partnership of Shower and Loudon, in
the printing business is now dissolved, and the printing
office removed to Samuel Loudon's house, where printing
will be executed with accuracy and dispatch.
WILLIAM STEWART,
INTENDIN G soon for Europe, requests all persons in
debted to him by bond, note, or book debt, to make
immediate payment; and especially those whose accounts
are of long handing ; otherwise he will be under the
necessity of putting them forthwith into the hands of a
lawyer, as he is determined to have his accounts fettled
as soon as poffibje.
He has on hand an, assortment DRUGS and MEDI
CINES, which he will fell on reasonable terms.
For SALE, on reasonable Terms,
BUFFALO Skins, ready dressed, for Sleighs or
Coaches, Beaver, Raccoon, and Mufkiat Furrs,
Hatters Trimmings, &c. by
ABRAHAM 'WILLSON,
The upper End of Bridge-Street, near the Exchange.
' ale;
On moderate TERMS, for CASH,
At the STORE of
HENRY REMSEN,
In HANOVER- S Q_V A R E,
A Few pair of large and fuperfine fwanfkin and rose
BLANKETS, 8-4 and 9-4 green RUGS, mens
and boys FELT HATS.
^Also, at his Store at Newark, in New-Jersey,
An Assortment of GOODS,
At such prices as will please the purchasers.
N. B. Black and coloured taffaties, China fiik hand
kerchiefs, &c.
Los t;
At or near the Fly-Market, on Saturday the 18th inst.
A red Morocco Pocket Book,
WITH a silver clasp, containing a small order or
tw, a few memorandums, forne papers (of no
ronfequence to any body but the owner) and about 50s.
in papermoney. Whoever has found it and will return
it to the proprietor (whose name may be known by the
writings contained in it) or bring it to the printer hereof,
shall be entitled to the money in tbe pocket book, and a
reward of TWO DOLLARS for their trouble, and no
questions asked.
HAERLEM OYL,
SOLD BY H. GAINE.
original ware-houses.
Turlington's balsam of
health,
Boerhaave's balsam of life,
Mill's peroral balsam of
honey,
tinaure 'of valerian,
Bateman's drops,
Jesuits drops,
Female elixir,
Up. balm of Gilead,
British oil,
Haerlem oil,
Choice old COAT BEAVER,
To be S OLD by
JOHN ROBISON,
At JAMES COBHAM'S,
On the Albany Pier, in New-York.
TaJIUEL— FRANKLIN,
Has for SAFE,
A Few hogsheads of good Welt-India r^m, Ja
maica sugars of the firft quality, cocoa, Bristol
pipes, fail cloth No. 1 to 5. broad cloths, rattinets,
ihalloons, &c.
-THOMAS b. attwood,
INTENDING to fain this city and country as long
as he can, follicit^the continuance of the favours of
his friends and customers, and requests the assistance of
all persons indebted to him by bond, note or book debt,
in their difeharging the fame, especially thofc whose ac
counts are of long Bonding.
He has on hand an atiortment of d'rugs and medicines,
which be continues to fell wholesale and retail, on the
mo'fl reasonable terms.
*, Sundry PATENTED MEDICINES from the
A choice parcel of the genuine Carolina Pink Root.
Hooper's and Anderson's
pills,
James's powders,
Orange flower water,
Rose water,
Isinglass,
Hamh'rn shavings,
' Vermicelli,
Cloves, cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
Coffee,
FIVE DOLLARS Reward.
RUN-AWAY, a likely young negro man, named
RED DIN G, about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high,
country born, of a very black complexion, and (peaks
good English': Had on when he wentaway, a green coat,
a pair of duties trowfers, yarn flockings, and a felt hat :
He is supposed to be upon this island; Whoever appre
hends the said fellow, and will bring him to H. Gaine,
ilii.ll receive the above reward, and have all reasonable
charges paid.t
FIFTY DOLLARS Reward.
WHEREAS on Tuesday night, tbe if infant, tbe
dwelling-boufe of William Scots, near tbe O/wego-
Market, was broke spin, and about ONE HUNDRED
and NINETY POUNDS in case folen out of bis deft,
cenffirg of "Half Johanneffes, feme of them plugged with
the letters P, S. and 1. S, a parcel of Dollars, and Con
tinental, New-York and New-Jersey paper currency, and
two Pcnnfyhrania bills of Five Pounds each ; among the
York money was one Forty Shilling bill of the old emffon, a
little defaced : the whole being tbe property of one Jef ph
Brown, Whoever can give information to the fubyriber, of
tbe person or persons concerned in tbe aforefaid burglary, Jo
that be, foe, or they may be thereof convicted and brought
to justice, fail receive tbe above reward front
WILLIAM SCeCT Deputy-Sheri,.
Niw-York, Nov. 25, 1775.
A few very excellent dryed
HYDE S,
To be fold cheap. For Particulars, apply to 11
Gaine.
For B ELFAS A
fiWCTk The BRIGANTINE
J@@M A R Y,
Master;
WILL fail in three Weeks at faytheft; and has
good Accommodations for PaflengerS; For
Passage only, apply to Mr. Dickinson, at Mt\
Hounam's, near the Fly-Market, or on board said
Brig at Beache's Wharf. Nov. 24, 1775.
To be SOLD, or exchanged for a House
in New-York, -
A Small convenient FARM, lying 70 miles Up the
North-River, and two weft of it, containing 130
acres of land, with forty under good improvement; a
good quantity of meadow land cleared and to clear, with
a good new d welling-house, a fine young orchard. It is
situate at the meeting of four roads, and is therefore well
Situated for a merchant, tr&defman, or any public business
suitable for a country life;-- For further particulars apply
to the fabferiber, living on the premises,
STEPHEN CASE.
New-Marlborough, Nov, 9,
N. B. He has also other places for sale or exchange
as aforefaid.
~
(To be entered immediately)
ALL the large and convenient store-houses at the
North-River, which have been for marly yeah
past occupied by the crown as provision Bores; two of
them are upwards of 50 feet long and three Stories high ;
they are in excellent good repair, and calculated to ans
wer any purpose of fibres for a merchant, flaxfeed or
bolting business, and will be let together or separate ;---
also the house wherein the Commilfary Generals office
Was kept, which is latge and convenient, and in a good
Band for a shop-keeper; likewise the house next door to
where Mrs. Leake lives, in Naffau-ftreet,to be let and
entered theist of November. Enquireof Mrs. Leake.
" T
AVERY valuable tract of land, situate in orange
county, about 50 miles from tbe city of New-
York, and two mile and a half from hudfon's river, on
the westerly fide thereof, containing about two thoufemi
acres, and known by the name of Qneen&try. This
tra& is uricommonly Well watered ana timbered, having
on it a large quantity of the fineft white oaks arid other
trees of the molt valuable kinds j also an extraordinary
ftrezm of water, and a faw-mril thereon, which if
properly attended to will clear two hundred pounds a year
free of all exptnees. There are about hue hundred ac^es
improved of the above trad?, and Efficient quantity of
meadow to keep twenty head of cattle, besides horses, &c d
throughout the winter; and about two hundred acres
more may be easily made; The land is as fit for grain as
any in the country, Tbe meadows exceed in goadnefs
any in the neighbourhood, and a better out-range for
cattle cannot be in any part whatever. On the premises
are a good frame house, with a large garden newsy paled
round, having in itiundry forts of the beftfrui: trees, and
a fine young orchard of the best grafted apple trees. Besides
the above Valuable improvements, there are three tenements
(one of them a new framed house) on said tract, that are
held by the occupants as tenants at will, and toeach there
is a confideiable quantity of cleared land. Two landing
places can be used to and from said trail, the one at Fop
lope's Kill, which it allo the landing place to and from the
furnace of Dean, the other on the weft fide of Salisbury's
island, from which landing there is a good waggon or cart
road to Q^eenfhury. The above premises are in good repair
and happily situated in a thick fettled country, hiving
the furnace of Dean within two miles and a half of the
principal dwelling-house, which will always prove a
ready market for great part of the produce of the farm,
besides the convenience of a weekly conveyance to New-
York, during the season. For further particulars enquire
of Mr. Robert Ross, at the North-River, in New-York,
or of Moses Clement, Esq; on the Premises.
MISSING
A Gilt Watch, with a gold face, named T. Moo^e,
London, No. 2884. Also a silver watch, named
Martineau, London, No. 706. The restorer of either
will be athply rewarded by ISAAC HERON, watch
maker, near the Coffee-Houfe. He earnestly, yet hum
bly entreats thqfe indebted to him, that they will be as
speedy as possible in difeharging the fame, (however small
the sum) and assist him, in his laudable exertions to crawl
from under the debt he owes : Besides, he begs they will
deign to confider he has a large family, and that market
money really becomes exceeding scarce.
AVery good Negro Wench, about 36 Years, old, has
had the Small-Pox and Meazels, TO BE SOLD
only for Want of Employ. Apply to Hugh Gaine.
WANTE'D to purchase,
AHandfome Mulatto Wench, from 14 to 16
Years old, fit to wait on a Lady. For Parti
culars apply to HUGH GAINE.
LEFT a'ttbe House of Mr. Daniel Baffonett, at the
Blazing-Star, on Staten-Ifand, feme Time in June
Lift, by a Perjon unknown, a Mare. Whoever owns the
said Beast may have her again, paying Charges, by apply
ing as Above. And unless claimed by tbe zep of December
next, fee will be then fold to pay charges.
JOSEPH HALLETT,
Has for SALE, at the House of Doctor Burnet, in
Newark, New-Jersey :
AN Assortment of DRY GOODS and IRONMON
GERY ; amongtt which are, Bath and common
Coatings, Hunters, Forrest Cloths, Broad Cloths, Rib
bands, Shalloons, &c. Also, Whitechapel Needles,
Knives and Forks, Locks, Hinges, Tacks, &c@ &c.
Just fublijbed, and to be fold by
NOEL and HAZARD,
THE
LAW of LIBERTY^
A SERMON on American Affairs.
PREACHED at the opening of the PROviNCiAL
Congress of Georgia. Addressed to the
Right Honourable the Earl of Dartmouth.
To mbicb is fubioined,
An APPENDIX.
Containing a ebneife Account of tbe Struggles tj
Skwifferland to recover their Libertf.
By JOHN JOACHIM ZUBLY, D. D.
One of the Representatives of tbe Colony of Ge
orgia in the Continental Congress.
To be SOLD or LET,
And entered Upon the firft Day of M AY next,
A Good house arid small farm of land, situate in the
town of Jamaica, oh Long island, opposite the Couft-
Hotife, and within 40 yards of tbe Presbyterian Meeting
House. Itis a pleasant filiation, and is a good Hand for
a store or tavern ; the house almoftnew, with four rooms
and a kitchen on the firft floor, three rooms, a lobby and
a large linrer on the second floor, with a large garret :
Thete are two good cellars under tbe house, federate from
each other; a good barn and garden. The houfefread
sot, aback bf the house, is excellent land, containing
eight dcres, whereon is a good orchard; there are eight
acres of good wood land about a mile from the hodfeftead,
rind eight acres of salt me? de w about two and a half miles
ftom ditto, all belonging to said tenement. Whoever
may incline to treat for the above, ffiall have ari indis
putable title by applying to the fubferiber, living oh the
premises. JAMES HUGHSTON.
Jamaica, rtth Sept. 1775.
Twenty Shillings Reward.
tI[7HEREAS orc the Night of the 17th October,
VV tbe Boat of William Camp, lying at the White-
Hall Dock, was broke open, and a Paper Bundle taken
the:etut,cs draining a new blac k Cordery Vcft and Breeches
which had never been wore; the Vest was lined in the
Back with white Fustian, and faced with black Rattinet;
the Breeches was made without Lining, and had five
Button, at each Knee : And as they will probably not
fit tbe Person who has them, the above Reward will be
paid him on his delivering them to the Printer hereof,
and no Queftioris a(ked.
'FRAXCI VTNDaLeT"
A Person of unexceptionable Character, having taught
French and other Languages, with good Success,
in B-fton, and Newport in Rhode-Inland ; would be glad
to meet-in New-York, tbe 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 second Door, next to Mr. Uf
tick, in Queen-Street.
ALL Perlons having any Demands aga>nii the Ehare
ot Caleb Fairchild, late of Kinderhook, deceased,
are desired to bring in their Accounts to the Widow
Nancy Fairchild, at Kinderhook, on or before the firft
Day of December next, in order to receive a Dividend
of what is in her Hands.
NANCY FAI^CHILD.
Two Rooms and a Kitchen,
rr 9 O be LE T, in a pleasant Situation, about fix
I ^,iles from Brookland Ferry, Enquire of jofeph
, at Bufhwirk.
To be fold at private Sale,
And entered upon immediately,
THE ple?fan< and commodious Situation of Doctor
John Ehl, adjoining the Wallkill Meeting-House,
j in Ulster County, wn:? 70 Acres of Land contiguous ta
rhe House. The House is elegant and commodious, and
would in all Relpech fun any Person who wou'd incline
to carry on any public Business, er any Gentleman who
is fend of a Country Life, it being situated in the Center
of a rich arid populous Neighbourhood, where several of
the most public Rr^ds in the Country interfe* each other
at a small Distance from the House. Any Person inclin
ing to purchase th- fame, may know the Terms of Sale by
enquiring ar Mr, William Adams, Druggist and Apothe
cary, in New-York, or at said Doctor Hill's, living on
the Premises.
N. B; Some small Families who may incline to retire
from the City to a Place of Safety, during the troubled
State of our publick Affairs, can be commedioufly sup
plied with good Lodgings at said Kills.
AS Mrs. S T AKES has sustained
. much Loss by the decline of her Scholars this
calamitous Seafoh, and the Tuition of Children is now
become fe precarious, flie purposes leaving off the last of
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 lend them to make up
their Quarters, as she exp-efts to be paid according to
Cuftam; especially as there is like to be no just Impedi
ment refpe&ing their Attendance this Winter. And
thdfe who are disposed to obtain what Learning they can
for their Offspring, (as little may be expelled in the
Country, (if they should be deduced to go there again
next Spring) would do Right, while they may, “ To
take Time by the Forelock, and lose no Opportunity that
may afford them all possible Improvement."
IF a certain Mary Beatty, alias Parsons, will apply
to Mr. Cornelius Bradford, Merchant, in New-
York, file will hear of something much to her
Advantage: 'Tis supposed she is in or about Phila
delphia, as she wrote to her Friends in Ireland, from
thence in the Year 1774.
To be 3 0 L D by
RICHARD SAUSE,
At his Store, the lower End of the Fly-Market ;
A neat Mezzotinto Print of the
Hon. JOHN HANCOCK, Esq;
Price plain 4s. or framed and glazed Bs.
ALSO, a View of theBATTLEat Charles
town, elegantly coloured, Bs. or glazed and
framed 20s.
Likewise, an accurate Map of the present S^at of
Civil War, taken by an able Draftsman. Price
plain ss. 4a. coloured 7s.
N. B. At said Store may be had, a large Affort
mept of Jewellery, Cutlery, Hardware, and Haber
dashery.
Those who are indebted to him, are requested to
difeharge the fameas soon as possible; and such as have
Demands on him, are desired to favour him with
their Accompts, which fliall be immediately paid.
SAMUELBROGME and Company
HAVING removed their store to New-Haven, in
Conne&icht, desires all those indebted to them, to
call and fettle their accounts, either with them at New-
Haven, or Mr. Daniel Phoenix, living in New-York,
nearly opposite where said Broome and Company kept
their store.---They have Hill on hand,' a small assortment
of Goods suitable for the approaching season, to be fold
for caffi or credit, nr the ufyai moderate terms.
-WOCHJ^A&D-IND-KOT
REQUEST those who are indebted to them, (such
in particular as have been tardy) to make immediate
payment; either to themselves in New-York, or to their
clerk at New-Haven in Connecticut, at the house of
Mr. Isaac Jones.
CONTINUES to carry on that business as usual,
, in nil its branches, wholesale and retail : He has
at this time a great variety of buck and doe skin
breeches ; Indian and oil drefs',l deer skin for traders,
ot country Hores ; the belt of fhamoy for linings,
and wool for clothiers or hatters, to be had at all
times ; and ^ confideiable abutment will be made to
those who purchase a quantity ofany of those articles.
N. B. Four hundred pair of duel skin breeches {0
be fold at prime cost.
EIGHT POUNDS Reward.•
RUNAWAY from tbe fubfehber, 0„ Sunday morning
tbe iztb infant, two fert/nt lads, by trade naii.
makers, named James hlurray, and^ames Jeffray Murray,
f be firft is about zo years of age, feefeet eight inches high,
dark eyes, black curled bair, fwartby complexion,freaks,vw,
bas tbe Scotch accent ; bad on uuben be ment away, a light
coloured Wilton coat, brown cloth waifeoat, light fu,ian
breeches, blue yarn flockings, check foirt, black bandker
d^ef, new Jhoes, Pinchbeck buckler, new felt bat. James
Jeffray is about 19 or 20 years of age, five feet three or
four inches high, bad on when be went away, a light
coloured suit of fuftian cloatbs, brown ribbed flockings, a
pair of fitter plated Jboe buckles, white Jbirt, black band
kcrebief, new felt bat, brown curled hair, small blue eyes,
denun look, speaks broad Scotch. Whoever takes up tbe said
servants, and brings them to their taafter, or secures them in
an y °f bit Majefy's goals, so that their master may bait
them again, fball have tbe above reward, or Four Pounds
for each, and all reasonable charges paid by
HENRY USTICK.
N. B. Makers of vefrls and others, are forbid to bar
hour or carry them iff at their peril. The above fervantt
came to this place in the Ship Sharp, from Greenock, in
Scotland, about j 6 ninths ago.
New-York, Nov. Iq, 1775.
To be SOLD or LET,
THE house now in the possession of Mr. David
Clarkfon, at the Whitehall, with two good large
store-houses and a flable, very fit for a gentleman or mer
chant. For farther particulars apply to David Clarkfon.
-FIVE-BOUNDS ^rl
RUN-AWAY Augtift the titb, 1775, from the
fubferiber, 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 flopping and clumsy, locks plea
sant when talking, is a tolerable handsome lad ; has
feived part of his time to the rope-making business,
and has been seen in New-York ; it is supp fed he is
gone to sea from that port, and is likely he may return
there again. Whoever secures said lad in any of his
Majesty's goals, so that his matter may have him
again, shall have the above reward, and all reafoma
ble charges paid, by
RICHARD TETTERMARY.
TO be SOLD, " "
By JOHN KLYNE, Baker,
ABOUT One hundred and thirty acres of land,
called Spotfwood, on South River, Tfewhole of
the land is under improvement, with proper buildings for
the fame, and a paper mill, in very good order, and is
row occupied by Mr. William Shaffer. Whoever may
incline to purchase the fame may apply to the said John
Klyne, at his lodgings at Mr. DaniebMefnard's, in Duke
Street, New-York, where such applyer will meet with a
full information relating to the said farm and appur
tehances.
JOHN DAVAN,
LEATHER Dresser and Breeches Maker,
// the Sign of tbe Craven and Breeches, next Door to
Messrs. Robert and John Murray, in Gfueen-Street,
near tbe Fly Market, Neva-York ;
A Quantity of German
and faggot steel,
Refined bar iron,
Knob and ring handled doo)
locks of different forts,
Brass cased door locks,
Cupboard and closet ditto,
Drik, chest and trunlc do.
Stock locks, common and
bird Spring loyter and
secret padlocks,
Knob and handle spring
latches,
Shutter Aiding and spring
bolts,
Brass cocks of different forts,
Brass sash fattners,
Brass knockers,
Walker's best fad irons,
Gimblets, double and single
worms,
Spike gimblets and tap
borers,
Bright and black augers,
Engineer bitts,
Carpenters gouges and chiz
zels of different forts,
Turners gouges and chizzels,
Stocks and bitts with fleel
pads,
Center gouges, doweling
and coopers bitts,
Broad and narrow axes and
adzes,
Carpenters and masons claw
hammers,
Smiths fledges and hand
hammers,
Shoemakers hand and cramp
ing ditto,
Mill, pit, hand,pannel, sash,
Irame and turning saws,
Hand beHows from 9 to 14
inches,
Ditto Morocco, with brafi
nozzels,
Spades, find and ditching
shovels,
Frying pans, long and ffiori
handels,
Smiths anvils and beak
horns,
Smiths bench and hand vises,
Scale beams of different sizer
JOHN ROBINS MESIER,
Has for sale at his store in Cortland-Street, at the North-
River, the following GOODS, which he will fell on
the most reasonable terms : —
To be SOL D,
And entered upon any time between this and May,
iituated in the borough of Westchester, opposite the
church,
A Large HOUSE two stories
high, fit for a store or tavern, with a good barn
and out-houses, and about ten acres of good land, one
half of which is meadow, and the whole may be made
meadow with a little trouble ; a good orchard, a large
garden and fruit trees. Anyone that has a mind to pur
chase may apply to the subscriber, now living on the
premises, who will givea fuffieient title,
SAMUEL WEBB.
WANTS A PLACET
A WOMAN that can be well recommended,
with a good Breast of Milk, five Months
old. Enquire of Hugh Gaine.
Brass and iron candlesticks,
Tobacco and fnuff boxes,
Spring rat traps, and wire
meufe traps,
Chest flraps.
Cross garnet hooks,
H and HL hinges,
Fish hooks of different forts,
Nails from 6:. to god.
Clout nails from 2d. to &L
B r ads from 2d. to 6d.
T&fe tacks from 4 oz, to 16
Screws from | inch to 2 |,
'Bone and fl>am table knives
Barlow's best buffolow pen
knives,
Pistol, cutteau and horn
pocket knives,
Drawing and /hoe knives,
Taylors /hears,
Plane irons from 2 inches to
2^,
An aflhrtment of bench and
moulding planes,
An assortment of delk fur
niture,
Ditto of smooth, bastard,
and coarse files,
Curry combs and brushes,
Horse cards,
Girt and furfingle web,
Diaper and straining ditto,
Nailing lace,
Curb and fnafhe bitts,
Flat sets from No, j. to 6,
Stirrup irons, fwfvel and
plain,
Stapel, tuff, and garnishing
nails,
Brass and glass fieeve but
tons,
Watch chains,feals and keys
Pocket book,
Carpenters and shoemakers
nippers and pincers,
Harness, brad and ihoe aw!&
and tacks,
Brimstone, and
rotten ftene,
Flour and corn,
Emory,
Sheet lead and cordage, &c.
&c. &c.