The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1775-05-22 00:00:00, page 4

THAT constantly ply between New-York and Phi
ladelphia, the one sets out from Powles-Hook
Ferry, opposite New-York, and the other from Mr.
Little's, in Fourth-Street, between Marketand Chefnut-
Streets, at the Sign of the Indian Queen, in Philadel
phia, every Tuesday and Friday Morning, at or before
Sunrise, and meet at Princetown the fame Nights, where
they exchange Passengers, and return the next Day to
Powles-Hook Ferry and Philadelphia, so as to perform
the Journey in two Days from New-York to Philadel
phia. The Price for each Passenger in the Coach, is
Thirty Shillings, and out Passengers Twenty Shillings.
Proc. Each Passenger allowed to take iqlb. Baggage, and
above that to pay Two Pence per pound.
The Flying Machine
Still continues, and sets out every Monday and Thurs
day Mornings fro n Powles-Hook Ferry, opposite New-
Vork, and from the Sign of the Cross-Keys in Philadel
phia, at the Corner of Third and Chefnut-Streets, and
meet at Princeton the fame Nights, exchange Passengers,
and return the next Day to Powles-Hook Ferry, and
Philadelphia, so as to perform the Journey in two Days.
The Price for each Pafl'enger Twenty-one Shillings, and
Goods as usual, only each Passenger allowed iqlb. The
Passengers are desired to cross over the Ferry to Powles-
Hook the Evening before, as the Stages set off early.
It is hoped that this very expensive Undertaking will
meet with Encouragement from all Ladies and Gentle
men, as they may depend upon punctual Peformance, by
The Public's most obliged Servant,
John Mercereau.
PURSUANT to a power contained in a certain inden
ture of m. rtgage, duly made and executed by Comfort
Severs, to me the fubicriber, bearing date the 15th day
of April, in the year of our Lord 1769, public notice is
hereby given, that there will be exposed to sale at public
auction or vendue, at the City-Hall of the city of Al
bany, in the province of New-York, on the 23th day
of October next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, pursuant
to the directions of an aft of the legislature of the colony
of New-York, entitled, " An aft for the more effectual
registry of mortgages, and for securing the purchasers of
mortgaged estates ;" passed the 19th day of March, 1774,
all that certain dwelling-house and lot of ground, situate,
lying and beingin the Second-Ward of the said city of
Albany ; containing in breadth on the east and weft,
31 feet 5 inches, and in length on both sides, 142 feet,
all Engliih measure ; together with the appurtenances,
unless the principal money and interest due upon and
secured by the said mortgage, be before that time paid and
discharged. Given under my hand this 14th day of
May, in the year of our Lord 1775.
ABRAHAM C. CUYLER.
The New STAGE COACHES,
Albany, City-Ijall, April Sth, 1775.
WE the fubferibers now in actual confinement,
do notify all our creditors, that we intend to
petition the General Assembly of this province, at their
next session, for an aft to discharge us from our debts,
upon delivering up all our estates for the benefit of our
creditors. Signed by
JACOB HILTON,
JOHN VAN HUSEN,
JOSIAH TERRILL,
JAMES PALMER,
AARON PUTMAN,
OLIVER RUSSELL,
JOHN CONKLING, jun.
New-York Goal, April 29, 1775.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Thomas Vernon, an inlolvent debtor, confined in
the goal of the city of New-York, one of the persons
named in a certain adl of the Governor, Council, and
Grot.al AlTmbly, entitled, “An aft for the relief of
insolvent dent rs within this colony, with refpeft to the
imprisonment of their persons;" that the said insolvent
debtors have presented his petition to the Hon. Daniel
Horfmanden and I'homas Jones, Esquires, two of the
judges of the fu reme court of judicature for the province
of New-York ; which petition, together with an account
and inventory annexed to the fame, is agreeable to the
direction of the laid a&, filed with the clerk of said
court, for the infpe&ion of the creditors aforefaid ; and
the said infulvent debtors hereby notify the said credi
tors, that he intends to apply to the said judges, on
Thursday the firft day of June next, at 1 o'clock in the
forenoon, at the chief justices chamber, situate in Smith-
Street, in said city, for his discharge, agreeable to the
directions of the said aft.
Westchester Gaul, April 17, 1775.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Henry Cotaunt, Henry Bunker, John Anderson,
Abraham Yeamans, Isaac Jones, Joseph Fodd, and
William Brown, insolvent debtors, confined in the gaol
at the White-Plains, in the county of Westchester, being
seven of the persons named in a certain aft of the Go
vernor, Council, and General Assembly, entitled, “ An
aft for the relief ot insolvent debtors within this colony,
with respect to the imprisonment of their persons;" that
they the said insolvent debtors have presented their petitions
to the Worfhipful lohn Thomas, and Jonathan Fowler,
Esquires, two of rhe Judges of tne Inferior Court for
the said county of Westchester ; which petitions, together
with their accounts and inventories annexed to the fame,
are filed with the Clerk of said Court, for the infpe&ion
of the creditors aforefaid ; and the said insolvent debtors
do hereby notifiy their said creditors, that they intend to
apply to the said Judges, on Friday the 26th ot May next,
at Westchester aforefaid, for their discharge, agreeable
to the direction of the said aft.
Albany Goal, May I, 1775,
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given to all the Creditors of
Sebastian Keyferick, Samuel Loadman, Dennis Sul
livan, John Wolf Rylin, Jacob Barney, and John R.
Wendell, insolvent Debtors confined in this Goal, that
they have presented their Petitions to the Hon. Volkert
P. Douw, Jacob C. Ten Eyck, Henry Bleecker, and
Abraham Ten Broeck, fourof the Judges of the Inferior
Court of Common Pleas of the City and County of Al
bany; which Petitions, with their Accounts and Inven
tories annexed to the farae, are filed in the Clerk s Office
of this City, for thelnfpedion of their Creditors, agree
able to the Directions of a certain Aft of the Lieut. Go
vernor, the Council, and General Assembly of this Co
lony, entitled, “An Aft for the Relief of insolvent
Debtors within this Colony, with refpe& to the Impri
sonment of their Persons; made and palled the 10 Day
of April last, in which said Act theyare named , and they
do hereby notify their refpe€tive Creditors that they in
tend to apply to the said judges, or any two of them, on
Saturday the gd Day of jure next, at 2 0 Clock in .he
Afternoon, at the City Hall of this City, for their Dif
charpe agreeable to the Directions of said Aft.
Westchester Gael, April 1%, V7T
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Philip Riche, an insolvent debtor confined in the
goal at the White-Plains, in the county of Westchester,
being one of the persons named in a certain ad of the
Governor, Council, and General Assembly, entitled,
66 An act for the relief of inlolvent debtors within this
colony, with refped to the imprisonment of their per
sons that he the said insolvent debtor has presented his
petition to the Worlhipful J hn Thomas and Jonathan
Fowler, Esquires, two of the Judges of the Inferior
Court for the said county ot Westchester ; which petition
together with his accounts and inventories annexed to the
fame, are filed with the Clerk of said Court, for the
infpedion of the creditors aforefaid and the said insol
vent debtor does hereby notify his creditors, that he in
tendsto apply to the laid fudges, on Thursday theist
of June next, at Westchester aforefaid, for his discharge,
agreeable to the direction of the said a&
To the PUBLIC.
Poughkeepsie Goal, April 14, 1775.
NOTICE is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Isaac Finch and Titus Knapp, iafolvent debtors,
being two of the persons named in a certain a& of the
Governor, Council, and General Assembly of the colony
of New-York, entitled, “ An a& for the relief of in
solvent debtors within this colony, with refpeO to the
imprisonment of their persons ;'' pafs'd the 3d day of
April inst. that they the said insolvent debtors have pre
sented their petitions to two of the judges of the inferior
court of the county of Dutchefs ; and they do hereby
notify their refpe&ive creditors, that they intend to apply
to the said judges, on the 23d day of May inst. for their
discharge, agreeable to the directions of the said aft.
ON Monday night, the firft of May, a SILVER
WATCH, No. 9872, James Edmonds, London.
Whoever secures the watch, and brings it to Hugh
Gaine, shall receive Twenty Shillings reward, and on
securing the thief Twenty Shillings more, so that he or
Hie may be brought to justice.
N. B. To be fold, a pair of very handsome bay geldings,
between fourteen and fifteen hands high, natural trotters,
and well broke to the saddle or carriage. If fold together
the price is Seventy-three Pounds; if feperate the one
Fifty Pounds and the other Twenty-fix Pounds. Any
Gentleman desirous of purchasing them feperate or to
gether, may apply as above.
At Newark, East-New-Jersey,
IS to be fold, a neat convenient house, built in the
strongest and best manner; it has four rooms with
fire-places, with an entry and kitchen, a fine cellar,
well, stable, and other conveniencies, all new and in the
best of order, situate near the New Academy: it is the
property of Chriflian Hurtin, who will give a good title.
Any person inclining to purchase may know the terms by
applying to Mr. Samuel Huntington, fen. near the pre
mises.
RUN-AWAY from his bail, on Friday the jathinft.
a certain Ambrose Sands ; it is said his real name
is Ambrose Bill: He is about 6 feet high, rather Him,
pale face, wears his own hair, which is brown and
short; he is about 23 years of age ;He has been for 9
months past teaching school at Hell Gate, on Long-
Island. Whoever apprehends said Sands, so that he is
delivered up to his bail, (hall receive Five Pounds re
ward, on application to Joseph Hallet, in New-York, or
Jacob Blackwell, at Hell Gate, on Long Island.
RUN-AWAY from the subscriber, on the 30th of
April last, an apprentice boy named Zachariah
Roberts, a Shoemaker by trade: he is about 18 years of
age, about 5 feet 5 inches high, has lately had the small
pox; had on when he went away, a light grey bound
coat, blue waistcoat, and leather breeches. Whosoever
takes up the said apprentice shall have Two Dollars re
ward, paid by JOHN WALKER.
He is supposed to be gone towards Stanford, as he was
born there.
N. B. All persons are forbid to harbour or employ him,
as they will be pro fecuted as the law dire&s.
TWO DOLLARS Reward.
L O S T,
A SMALL pocket book, about the size of a pocket
almanack, with several papers, among which is
an order drawn by I. L. Winn, on Stephen Steel, coach
maker, in favor of Mr. John Murray, for £<23 15 10.
Whoever will deliver the fame to the printer hereof shall
receive the above reward, and no questions asked.
This Day is published, and fold by H. GAINE,
The MANUAL EXERCISE,
As ordered by his MAJESTY, in 1764.
Together with
PLANS and EXPLANATIONS,
Of the Method generally pradtifed at
REVIEWS and FIELD DAYS, %
To be LET by the Subferiber,
For the Summer Season,
AN apartment in a genteel new house, about four
miles from Newark, on the road that leads to
Morris Town, where the post passes on Monday, and the
Hage on Tuesday, to New-York. On the premises are
a coach or chaise-house, and a good stable. The situ
ation is very pleasant and healthy, having the best of
water, and every necessary in life, which may be had at
a reasonable rate. Any person that inclines to rent the
fame, being well recommended, may depend on being well
used,
EZEKIEL BALL.
SUPERFINE and mid
dling broad cloths,
German serges, Walloons,
Durants and tammies,
Calliruaneoes,
Striped, brown, blue and
green camblets,
Tabborets and dorfetteens,
Sagothees, durogs,
Figured fluffs,
Black and blue laftify
Bed ticks, thickset,
Bombazeen,
Yd. and 7-8 Iriffi linens,
Flower'd lawn aprons,
Striped and foig'd muslins
Plain Cyprus gauze,
Black flower'd ditto,
Gauze aprons, callicoes,
Purple and crimson gloves
and iritts,
Silk and worded ditto,
Persians and taffeties,
Silverets and luteftrings,
Spotted and plain modes,
Black figured fattinet,
EDWARD BARDIN,
WHO lately kept Hampden-Hall Tavern, in the
fields, in the city of New-York, has removed
to the house and large garden in Beekman-Street, formerly
called Chapel-Street, in said city, lately occupied by
Mr. Bamper, and now called
KENSINGTON,
Both which are fitted and prepared in the most commo
dious and elegant manner, for the reception and enter
tainment of Ladies and Gentlemen. The garden will be
illuminated every night during the summer season, and
supplied with all forts of cake, mead, wine, &c. Said
Bardin assures the public in general, and all his friends
and acquaintance, that every endeavour in his power
will be exerted to give general fatisfaaion, by giving at
all times the best entertainment; for which purpose he
has laid in a variety of the best liquors, with which be
will always take care to be supplied, together with a good
larder, provided with the best eatables, ready upon the
Ihofteft notice ; relishes of all forts will be always ready,
together with chicken pies for hot suppers ; dinners and
suppers prepared for large or small companies, and served
out to any part of the city uhen required. For the
better accommodation and amusement of his friends and
customers, the several New-York weekly papers will be
taken in at said house for their perusal.
N. Bi Waiters who can be well recommended for their
sobriety, honesty, and knowledge of their business, are
wanted, arid will meet with encouragement, by applying
to said Bardin.
Has for sale of the last year's importation, at his store in
Dock-street, opposite Mr. G. Duyckinck's, an as
sortment of goods suitable for the season, which he
will fell low for cash, or the usual credit, viz.
LEONARD KI P,
An assortment of ribbons
and ferrits,
Black and white lace,
Slack and brown Barcelona
handkerchiefs and black
cravats,
Black beads,
White wax ditto,
Bindings and gartering^,
Green and brown plufb,
Breeches patterns,
Ink powder,
Spe&acles and horn combs.
Ivory and bone fans,
Black crape and paper da.
Vhite thread,
Fringes and gimps,
,Knives and forks,
Cutteaus and penknivefy
Buckles and feiffars,
Mohair and Twist,
Silk and mohair buttons,
Gilt do.
'aftor and felt hats,
Ind sundry other articles.
To the PUBLICs
THOMAS GALBREATH, being under the neces
sity of going to Halifax and Quebec, intends setting
off the firft opportunity that offers ; and proposes going
to Scotland early next fall; and not being certain of
returning to New-York, acquaints the public in general,
and his friends in particular, that he will dispose of the
flock of goods on hand (being well sorted) at a cent, and
some articles lower, for ready money, at his store the
corner of Maiden Lane, f cing the Fly Market. He
reqeefts of his friends to fettle their accounts, which
will be a Angular favour, and gratefully acknowledged by
their most humble servant.
THOMAS GALBREATH.
N. B, The following area part of the articles to be
fold as above mentioned, velvets, velverets, fuffians and
jeans, buff coloured corderoy, camblets, tabborets, bom•
bazeens, men, women and boys worsted hose, men and
womens thread and cottort do. womens silk gloves and
mitts, fans, bow and skeleton wire, silk breeches straps,
worried do. silk fringe, black and white silk lace, mould
and wir'd ffiirt buttons, tammies, durants, calamancoes,
dorfateens, black fattens and allamodes, broad and nar
row ; sewing silks, callicoes, furniture do. light and
dark chintzes, checks, red and white printed handker
chiefs, yd. and 7-% wd. clear lawns, white buckram,
check handkerchiefs, figured drawboys, flay lace and
cords, silk ferrits, coat binding, bed ticks, womens pur
ple leather gloves and mitts, girls do. writing paper,
bonnet d% press do. trolly thread face, thread trimmings
and edging, dutch lace, silver links, set stone hair pins,
set stone ear-rings, common and white chapel needles,
needle sewed aprons, kenthigs and lawns, (plain arid
figured) silk gauzes, hard and foft Paris meal and spider
nets, men and boys hats, ribbons of all khids, thread
bobbings, cap and apron tapes, buckles of different kinds,
feiffars and pen knives, ivory and horn combs, 7wift and
mohair buttons, and metal do. white thread, coloured
and Flemish do. looking glasses of different kinds, and
sundry other articles too tedious to mention.
HUGH GAIN e,
Has for Sale, at his Book-Store, the Sign of the
Bible and Crown, in Hanover-Square,
BIBLES of all Sorts and Sizes, TeHaments, Dil
worth's Spelling-Books, Watts's Psalms and Hymns,
Common Prayer Books, Pool's Annotations, Burkitt on
the New Testament, Erfkin's Works, Ambrose looking
unto Jesus; Jofephua, in 4 Vols. Memoirs of 2500,
Humphry Clinker, Essay on Women, % Vok-Cafoipina's
Letters, Old Head on Young Shoulders, Guardian, Bab
ler, Tatler, Beattie on Truth, Goldsmith's History of
England, 4 Vo'?. Goldsmith's Roman History, 2 Vols.
History of England, by Way of Qweftion and Answer,
Roman History, Question and Answer, Thompson's
Works and Seaforis ; Addison's Works, Prior's Poems,
Voltair's Works, 14 Vols. Shenfton's Works, Locke's
Essays, Rowe's Works, 4 Vols. Pamela, Sir Charles
Grandifon, Turkish Spy, Moral Tales, Bailey's Diaion
ary, Entick's and Filer's Dictionaries, Jewiffi Spy,
Adventurer, Salmon's and Gutherie's Grammars, Afh's
English Grammar, Leland's History of Ireland, Keyflcr's
Travels, Viaud's Voyages, Independent Whig, Robinson
Crusoe, large and small Editions, Beauties of English
Prose, Beauties of the Spectators, Devil on Crutches,
Rollin's Belles Lettres, Mason's Companion, with several
of the Clafficks.
Also the following Articles, viz. Writing Paper of all
Sorts and Sizes, gilt or plain ; Merchants Account Books,
Sealing Wax, Wafers, Ink-Powder, with the very best
ready made Pens, Scales and Dividers, neat Pocket Pis
tols, Letter Cases of many Sorts, Memorandum Books of
the best Ass-skin, Gold Scales and Weights, Razors and
Penknives, Cork Screws, Singleton's Gaffs, Pounce and
Pounce Boxes, Letter Files, Orderly Books, Playing
Cards, Pewter Ink-stands, Surveyor's Instruments com
pleat, Sciffars, Middleton's Pencils, Clarke's
Leather Ink-pots, and Snuff and Tobacco Boxes.
- FOUR DOLLARS Reward.
RUN-AWAY from Abraham Lawrence, of Flushing,
on Long-Island, Queen's county, on the 18th of
March, a negro man named OLIVER, (belonging to
Samuel Smith, on the north fide of Staten Island) but
may have changed his name, as it is said he has called
himlelf Jerry : He is about 22 years of age, § feet 7
or 8 inches high, has something of a yellow cast in his
colour : Had on and took with him when he went away,
two old blue coats, one long skirts, the other short, a
flriped jacket, a pair of old homespun breeches, a pair of
striped trowfers, a pair of tow trowfers, two pair of
Hockings, one pair deep blue, the other grey, and an
old beaverhat. It is thought he has money, and likely
may change his cloaths: He has been seen at Elivabeth-
Town and in New-York, in company with Col. Mor
ris's negro man named Jerry. Any person that secures
said negro, so that his master may have him again, shall
have the above reward, and all reasonable charges, paid"
by Samuel Smith, on the north fide of Staten Island,
Abraham Lawrence, at Flushing, Jonathan I. Dayton,
at Llizabeth-Town Point, or Simon Hellers, at the
White-Hall, in New-York.
He is very still, having but few words to fay to any
body; his hair is something bushy, and it is thought he
has got on board some boat or Hoop belonging to the East
or North River, or the Jerfies.
N. B. All masters of vessels, and others, are herebyl
forwarned from concealing or carrying off said negro at
their peril.
WATCH E S.
JOHN SIMNET, (one of the firft in London, tube
brought tbit curious and ufeful manufaaure toperfeaion)
continues to repair and clean old watches much cheaper
and better than is usual ; and fells excellent new watches
in gold, silver, metal, &c. which will require no ex
pence cleaning or repairing, except abus'd. Best glasses
at is.
*, Remov'd next to the white house, the lower corner
of the Coffee-Houfe bridge, New-York. The sign of
the dial over the window.
T QT Some time this spring, a silver hilted
sword, with Abraham Livingston's
name cut on the blade. The person who finds it, and
will return it to the printer, shall receive 20s. reward for
their probity.
WOODWARD and KIP,
ARE removed to the house lately occupied by Mr.
Samuel Hake, in Queen-street; where they have
for title, linens, callicoes^ broad cloths, &c<
PURSUANT to an order of Benjam^ Bhg^ 2nd
Andrew Gautier, Esquires, two of me Aldermen
of the city of New-York, and two of the Judges of the
Mayor's Court of the said City : Public notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of Isaac Romyn, art ihfolvent
debtor, in custody of the Sheriff of the city and county of
New-York, being one of the persons named in a certain aft
of the Lieutenant Governor, the Council, and the General
Assembly of the colony of New-York, entitled, "An
aA for the relief of insolvent debtors within this colony,
with refpe& to the imprisonment of their persons ;"
that he the said insolvent, hath presented his petition,
together with in account and inventory thereunto an
nexed, to the aforefaid Benjamin BlaggC and Andrew
Gautier, Efqrs. two of the Aldermen and two of the
Judges of the Mayor's Court of the city of New-York ;
which petition, account and inventory are filed with
the clerk of the said court, for the inspection of his
creditors, agreeable to the directions of the said aft; and
the said insolvent debtor hereby notifies his said creditors
that he intends to apply to the said Judges on Monday
the nineteenth day of June next, at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, of the fame day, at the house of Andrew
Gautier, Esq; situate in the dock ward of the city of
New-York, fronting Princess-Street, for his discharge,
agreeable to the directions of the said a&.
John sutler, Est; oze of tne judges oftte
Inferior Court of Common Pleas, of the County rs
Tryon, in the Province of New-York, does hereby order
notice to be given in all the public news papers within
this colony of New-York, that on application made to
him by Robert Adami, of Johnstown, in the afore
faid county, merchant, a creditor of James Seemer, of
Kingibourough, in the aforefaid county, bricklayer, in
pursuance of four several a&s of the legislature of the
colony of New-York, one entitled, “ An aft to prevent
frauds in debtors; one other entitled, “ An ad to con
tinue an a&, entitled, “ An aR to prevent frauds in
debtors, with an addition thereto"; one other, entitled,
“ An aft further to continue an ad, entitled, An aft
to prevent frauds in debtors, within an aft therein men
tioned"; and one other a&, entititled, “An a& td
amend and make valid the ads therein mentioned :" 1
have direded the whole estate, real and personal, of the
said James Seemer to be seized ; and unless he does re
turn and discharge his debts within three months aftet
such public notice given, all his estate, real and personal;
so seized and taken, will be fold for the fatisfaaion of
his creditors. Given under my hand this 24th of April,
177 5 . JOHN BUTLER.
The above order is publilhed as the notice hereby di
rected, and all persons concerned are hereby notified
accordingly.
OLD Madeira, "1
Red port,l
TeneriH?, |
Frontenack,
Florence,
Claret, and?lf
Lisbon, J
Jamaica fpirrts,
Brandy, geneva, arrack,
Weft-India rum,
Best bottled porter,
Bristol beer,
Cheshire and Gloucester
cheese,
Double refin'd,7 '
Single do.and >£
Mufeovado
Chocolate, coffee, Pepper,
Allspice,
Whole and ground ginger,
Calk and jar raisins,
New currants,
Turkey figs, French plumbs.
Prunes, Vermicilli,
Maccaroni, Truftels,
Morells, capers, anchovies.
Olives, Florence oyl,
Saltpetre, isinglass,
Catchup, soy, nutmegs,
Mace, cloves, Cinnamon,
Oatmeal, falop, sago,
With every other Article in the GROCERY
WAY.
RINGWOOD, 7
LONG POND, and > Ir °% W ° 9 *" ^^^
CHARLOTTEBURG ) 1775 '
THE holders of the notes issued from the stores of
these works, are hereby informed, that they will
be received in payment for bar iron at the market price,
at the works, the landings of Haverftraw, Hackinfack,
and Aquachnunch, and in New-York : likewise that all
the notes dated in O&ober last, will be exchanged for pro
vincial money on demand, at twelve months from their
date, if presented to the amount of 40s. and upwards.
The price on the notes is 34 /hillings, the market
price from 28 to 32 shillings, according to the sizes.
ROBERT ERSKINE.
JOSEPH LEWIS,
HAS removed from Queen-street into Water,-ftreet,
near Beekman's Slip, next doer to Mr, Benjamin
Underbill's, where he has to dispose of the following
articles, wholesale and retail,
Jamaica spirits, Chocolate,
Weft-India rum. Red and logwood,
Single refined and French and
Mufcovado sugars, Carolina indigo,
Wines, coffee, pimento, Wrapping paper,
Pepper, geneva, raisins, Whalebone, &c.
Best Scotch fnuff,
Likewise bat to dispose of,
Best fuperfine, fine burr, common and middling flower;
a few barrels of good pork, fmoak beef, butter, cheese,
&c> He will dispose of every kind of country produce
that may be sent him by his friends, to the best advantage,
on their accounts ; and his utmost endeavours shall net
be wanting to give fatisfadion to his friends in general.
JOHN and WILLIAM LEARY,
Are removed in the house formerly occupied by Garret
Rapalje, opposite the Fly Market, where they have sot
sale, a quantity of New-York porter in bottles, at I2S O
per dozen the Hamper. Also the following articles ira
the Grocery way, on the most reasonable Terms, whole
sale asd retail.
CHARLES OLIVER BRUFF,
GOLDSMITH and JEWELLER,
At the sign of thetea-pot, tankard and ear-ring, between
Maiden-Lane arid Crown-Street, ritext door to Doctor
Kemmeneau, near the Fly-Market;
WHERE he makes and mends any kind of diamond'
or enamelled work in the jewellery way: Also
all manner of Hone buckles, stone rings, ear-rings and
broaches, solitaires, hair jewels, lockets, enamelled sleeve
buttons, mourning rings of ali forts, trinkets for ladies,
rings and lockets, plain or ehamtlled; gold necklaces,
and ftonefof all forts: Likewise makes and ' mends all
forts of filver.fmiths work; Also ladies fans neatly
mended; He gives the highest price for old' gold, silver
and jewels; buys rough chryftal, handsome pebble, 2nd
blank cornelian, fit for seal Hones: He has fitted a
Lapidary mill up, where hecuts attforts of Hones. He
wants immediately a lapidary, jeweller, and an apprentice:
boy ; none need apply but what Cari be well recommend
ed. He engraves all forts of arm^focrefts, cyphers, heads
and fancies, in the neatest zhhnner and greatest expedition^
with the heads of Lord Chatham; Shakespeare, Milton^
Newton, Pope, Homer, Socrates, Hannibal; Marc An
thony, Csefar, Plato, Jupiter, Apollo, ? Neptune, Mars,
Cleopatri, Diana, Flora, Venus, Marcelania, Masons
arms, with all emblems of liberty ; Cupid fancies, hearts
and dores neatly engraved for ladies trinket?. Likewise
silver and steel seals. He also plaits hair in the neatest
manner. N.B. Takes likenetfes off in hair as natural
as possible, as to the form of visages , works hair in sprigs,
birds, figures, cyphers, crests and cupid fenced He haz
for sale, best corals for Whittles and bells; likewise cleans
watches 2s. china dial plates fitted in at 6s. each, glaffas
fitted in at rs. each, and other repairs in proportions
Three rooms to be let; enquire of said Bruffs
Pearl and Scotch barley,
Rice, indigo, starch,
Stone blue, vermilion,
Soft ffiell'd and Jordon alt
monds,
Fresh citron,
Finest Durham mustard loose
, and in bottles,
Basket salt, fligarplumba.
Confectionary, bitters,
.White and brown sugar
candy,
'Bladder fnuff, Scotch do.
Rappee, and Strafburgh in
lead cannisters,
Spaw, Seltzer, 1^
Orange flower, (0
, Hungary, do. and
Honey )
French liquors, capelaire,.
White and yellow wax
torches,
s. Merry Andrew, Mogul and
Harry cards,
Long glazed pipes,
r, Kitesfoot tobacco,
Pigtail and square, do.
Cotton candle-wick,
Carraway and annifeed,
Corks.