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very lowest terms,l
' Iwo small SLOOPS, I
^\t'° ne about S O > one ]
!§ tons burthen; the largest 1
boat was built in the Well- ,
^»~ Indies, for a drogger, and all
timbers and plank on her bottom are live oak,
red cedar, and mahogany; of a very easy
draught of water, and very burthenfome. The'
fm,eft is Philadelphia built, and entirely[
new ; both well found in fails, anchors, and
cables newly graved, overhaul'd, and fit for
immediate service. For farther particulars
enquire of Joel Stono, No. 66, Water-street,
nigh Beekman's-flip. _
WILLIAM BURTON,
Has for sale at his here, No. 9, Water-ffreet, be
tween the Coffee-Houfe and the Old-Slip, the fol
lowing articles, viz.
Madeira, , f
Red port, —
And Lisbon, „)^
Hyfon, Green,]
Sufhong and
Bohea
Single and double refined
loaf sugar,
Mufcovado do.
Jar and fun raisins,
Best Turkey figs,
4 Prunes, entrants,almonds
Belt Liluon sweet meats,
Guava jelly, tamarjnds,
Real French capillaire,
Sugar candy, sago,
Pearl & common bat ley,
Split peas, rice,
Soap, ftarch,hair powder,
Fig and powder blue,
Shoe brushes, black ball.
Playing cards,
Rappee and Scotch fnuff,
Spermaceti and wax
candles,
Belt mould tallow ditto,
Pigtail tobacco,
Lemon juice,
ALSO, a parcel of plough (hears and coulters,
made after rhe best manner. Also, bolting cloths.
Hugh & Alexander Wallace
Have for sale on reasonable terms,
A Quantity of good sweet flour,
Best mess and cargo beef, in tierces and barrels
Best mess pork in brrels and half barrels,
Old port wine in pipes, hog(heads and quarter calks,
Old Lisbon wine in ditto,
Old Madeira wine in ditto#
A large quantity of queens ware in crates,
Ditto of glass and china in boxes,
Sail canvass of the best quality, No. i, to 8.
Cannon, 4, 6 and 9 pounders, with (hot,
Swivel guns of the new conftru&ion.
New-York, April 20, 1782.
A Sum of Money to be lent on approved
Real Security. For Terms apply to
John Kelly, Notary Publick, No. 33, Hanover
Square, who has sundry Lots cf Land to fell
and let.
Also, fine white BISCUIT in fmai) kegs.
- ,_ , —-— .
To be fold at private Sale,
AVery neat and
commodious HOUSE,
.— fy o 0 z ^, Golden-Hill, within a
—lll—:——:— Q few doors of William-ftr?et,
flI 1011 ' usually rented Separate from it,
^^^=^7^ and a lot of ground 24 feet fix
inche broad, and 97 fevt deep.
The title will bear the Gr^eft
scrutiny. Propofols to be made to Harrison and
Auchmuty, at their office, No. 235, Queem ft-eet.
Hyson, 7
Sufhong, ( .Teas.
And Bohea, J
Single and double refined
loaf sugar,
Mufcovado ditto,
Coffee,
Chocolate,
Mustard,
Poland starch,
Soap,
Wax and tallow candles,
Beef and Pork,
Butter,
Jar and calk Zifins,
Playing Cards,
Hair powder,
Pomatum,
Hole's acid,
^j For LONDON,
The, Ship
ANN,
EDWARD HERBERT, Master;
WILL positively fail in fix weeks, as great part
of her cargo is already engaged. For
freight or passage apply to the mrifter on board, be
tween Beekman's and Burling's Slips,or at No. 196,
Water-street.
Andrew Kerr
Has foi sale, at his store in Wall-Street, No. 16,
A FEW chests of good bohea and hyfon teas,
battled claret in cases of 4 and 5 dozen each ;
a few dozen , bottles of very old hock, and a few
hogfeads of
Old Jamaica Spirits.
NICHOLAS HOFFMAN,
Has removed fram No. 4, Water-street, to No. it,
Little Dock-hreet, near the Coeties's Dock, where
he has for sale,
Coarse and fine Bolting-Cloths,
A general assortment of
Pickles in the belt order
confiding of
Muihrooms,
India mangoes,
French and Spanish olives
1 Gerkins, onions, cabbage
Capers, walnuts, beans,
Samphire, anchovies,
India soy, kitchup,
Sallad oil,
s^Beft white wine vinegar,
, Common ditto,
Excellent Yorkshire hams
ILarge pickled tongues,
Large dried ditto,
, Double Glo'lter cheese,
Mustard, basket (alt,
*, Cayenne & black pepper,
Ginger,
, Spices of al! kinds,
Coffee, chocolate,
, Fine gunpowder and
Shot of all sizes,
Bottled porter,
, Genuine Holland geneva
lin cases,
Corks, &c. &c. &c.'
Madeira,7
Port, and } Wines.
Lriban, 3
J Brandy, geneva,
Rum, Spirits,
Nutmegs, mace,
Cloves, cinnamon.
Basket fait,
Pickles,
Ground ginger,
Fine fallad oil,
, Cayenne & black pepper.
Rice,
Shot of all sizes,
Lemons,
Shoes,
Corks,
Blacking ball,
Patent cake, &c.
LINDLEY MURRAY,
Has for sale, at his store in Water-street, No.,
co, between the Coffee-Houfe and the Su-1
perintendent's office, the following articles,
FISHING ferns compleat of 60 and 8c fa
thoms, seine twine and firn rope, lines
and white rope of various sizes, quadrants and
spy glasses °f the firft quality, maps and charts
of the Weft Indies and North American coast,
patent and common (hot, double battle and
double FF gunpowder, putty, paints and oil,
varniSh and spirits of turpentine, Spermaceti
and liver oil by the barrel, iron ftock'd anchors
from 50 to geo lb. wt. bar iron for chair and
waggon tire and for making axes, 4d, 6d, Bd,
lod, izd, 2od, x4d, and god nails Iharp and
flat; sheathing nails from 2 to 3 inches, and
spikes from § to < 2 inches long, iron pots from
4. to 8 gallons, a variety of chains proper for
horse traces, boats or ox chains, English foal
leather, patent flout Sheathing paper, pow
der'd veidigreafe finely adapted for drips bot
toms, fail cloth, cordage, and a variety of
other articles of (hi, chandlery, ironmongery,
aid tin ware, any of which he will dispose cf
wholesale or retail on the most reasonable
terms.
JOHN SEMPLE
LiAd removed to No. 7 Queen (beet, where he
has a general affortmenr of European and
India Goods, of every denomination usually im
ported from Britain. He has also on hand, loaf
sugar, bohea, fufhong, and h son teas, which he
will fell on low terms, for CASH ONLY. He
fikewife requests that all indebted to him will make
foeedy payment. ctf
-RICH AS D SMITH,
No. n, QUEtN-STREET,
rTAving imported in the lad fleet from England, a
very general and fuitab e assortment of dry
goods, of every denomination, for the Spring Trade ;
the particulars of which wou d be too lengthy forar
advertisement, he will dispose of the fame by whole
sale; for cash, on very reasonable terms.
N. B. Mens and womens (hoes, boots, coarse
and fine hats, military and fine Shirts, flops a ge
neral assortment, glass and earthen ware, cordage
and cables, fail duck, No. 1 to No. 8, twine in
heglhea^s. GROCERIES.
Englilh bohea, foufhong and green tea by the
chest, loaf sugar, brown and white sugar candy,
pepper, barley in kegs, belt white and brown Lon
don soap, starch and hair powder, rafbeiry and
cherry brandy, peppermint water, nuts, freft ile
mon and orange juice, pickes, anchovies, multard,
failed oil, and vinegar.
WINE S.
A few pipes only remain of the Old Madeira, the
quality of which is too general, known and ap
proved, to require a further description here, A
fewTalf pipes of fine Old I/fkon Wine.
Thomas Ryerfon,
No. 55, Queen-ft eet, ear Chapel Street,
Has SALE.
Charles Low,
At his Store, No. „, Great Dock-Street,
opposite the Golden Padlock, near Counties
Market, has for sale,
STARCH and hair powder by the quantity,
a ver y good assortment of china, glass,
japan and hard ware, and all forts of wines
and grocery, likewise the bell rose butter,
mould and dipt candles. (1 3)
DA. MAITLAND, and Co.
No. 49, Wali-ftreet,
INTEND felling off, on very reasonable terms, the
' remaining part of their importation per the last
fleet from England, confining of broad cloth, Lifh
linen, diapers, clear lawns, thread hose, Russia drab,
Raven's duck, Scotch brown 9 8 wide (heeting,
canvas assorted No. 1 to 8, an assortment of silk mer
cery, crapes, princes Huff, eige denims, mock caffe
mers, tammies, black durants, worsted cheques,
camblets, ftriped.bed tick, hats, men's and youth's
fine (hoes, military (hoes, boots. Also pickles and
oil, and a small quantity of fpicery and basket fait.
To be Jold at public auction or vendue.
At noon, on Tuesday the 10th day of December
next, on the piemifes,
FOR payment of a mortgage, including interest,
amounting to One hundred and eighty two
pounds four (hillings and nine pence half penny,
lawful money of New-York ; one equal and undi
vided third part, or so much more as the mortgager
really and bona fide held in fee simple at the time of
executing such mortgage, of a certain meffuage or
dweiling-houfe and lot of land, situate in the North-
Ward of this city, on the northerly fide of Crown
ftreet, and fronting the fame, (being in breadth in
front and rear 25 feet, and in dopth 100 feet, bound
ed easterly, westerly, and northerly, on lands here
tofore owned by William Bickly) by virtue of
power and authority for that purpose granted by the
mortgagor to the mortgagee, in and by certain in
dentures of lease and release, beating date refye&ively
on the second and third days of May, 1781, and
agreeable to and in pursuance of an a& of assembly
of this colony, passed the 19th day of March, in the
year 1774, entitled, “ An a& for the more effeaual
registry of mortgages, and for securing the purcha
sers of mortgaged estates."
Excellent London pa -
titular,
Ludon market, and
New-York mark t MA
DEIRAWINES(war
ranted lour years old)
by the calk, dezen, 0
gallon,
Best Liftion & Port wines
by the calk or less
quantity.
Very fine old spirits,
Fine Shrub,
Double and single refined
sugar,
Brown sugar, of various
qualities,
Excellent hyfon tea,
Fine fufhong, green, and
other teas,
- Muu d candles of the best
quality, by rhe box,
Turpentine and white
soap, by the box,
With almost evtry other
) article in die grocery
line, the whole making
an extensive assortment.
s
A so, large military shoes
Mens fine (hoes,
A few (mail packages of
womens belt French
d heel shoes,
Glass ware,
Queens china,
Writing paper by the
ream, or less quantity,
d &c. &c.
PETER MILLER, and Co.;
Naz 21 Water street, at the store formerly occupied;
by Mr. Denriis M'Ready, have for sale for Cafo only,
FINE plug and pigtail tobacco; fuperline, fine,
and coarse cut ditto § mild Kiteatbot and fegars
for fmoaking; Scotch fnuff in bladders and bottles;
high toast ditto in bottles ; fine Rappee ditto in leaden
cannisters; and common ditto, at a very low price.
CASH for empty fnuff bottles.
SPERMACETI OIL,
FOR LAMPS. And
Spirits of Turpentine,
Sold by THOMAS BARROW,
Broad-ltrcet, No. 58, near the Main-Guard.
ALSO,
Pi^ures framed and glared.
Having imported a quantity of framing in lengths,
engages to finish them as neat as any done in Lon
don, and on reasonable terms. Joiners and cabinet
makers may be supplied with any quantity, at a low
price.
X To be fold by the Subferiber, ^
V a few pipes of excellent old European V
Q GENEVA. Likewise Q
„ Royal Ufqebaugh, | Shrub, ~
{, Cinnamon Water, | Jamaica Spirits,y
A Annifeed do. Weft-India Rum, ,1
\r Orange do. New-York do. y
— Clove do. Cherry Brandy, ,%
O All Fours, Plain do, 1
Do&or Stephens, Spirits of Wine, A.|
Q And a considerable quantity of Vinegar. Q;
y The above liquors are extraordinary '>(l
%f good, and will be fold on the molt reason- g\
„ able terms, wholesale and retail ; and all %,
{, pains will be taken that is possible, to give {,
O general faristaftion, by the subscriber, at ()
„ the North-River. Q
6 Rich d - Deane. Q
V New-York, June 6, 1782. If
\) N B. A considerable allowance will {)
{) be made to those who buy a quantity to fell ,
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For the Teeth and Gums.
Jacob Hemet, Dentist to her Majesty and
the Princess Amelia, begs leave to recommend
to the Public his Essence of Pearl and Pearl
Dentifrice, which are greatly superior, not
only in efficacy and fafety, but also in elegance,
to any other thing yet difeovered, particularly
they render the Teeth beautifully white with
out impairing the er.amal, preserve them even
to old age, faften such as are loose, keep those
which are decayed from becoming worse,
perfectly cure the Scury, with all other com
plaints to which the Teeth and Gums are
liable.
They likewise render the breath delicately
sweet and those persons who constantly use
them will never be liable to the Tooth-ach.
In confirmation of the above, Mr. Hemet
appeals to the Nobility and Gentry in general,
most of whom have used this Essence and Den
tifrice for several years.
Sold by Hugh Gaine.
SERVANTS Wanted.
A Woman Servant, who is a good Cook,
and can do up Linnen perfectly well,
also a black Man that uhderftands Horfes,and
can attend well at Table : They must be quiet
and trusty Inquire of Hugh Gaine.
g 3 Ready Money for
Clean Linen Rags
Of all Sorts, is given by the Printer hereof:
He gives from One Penny to Four Pence per
Pound, and as there are a great Quantity of
this Article about the back Parts of the Town
the Poor may be well employed in gathering
of them.
For S A L E,
At Nor 26, King-street,
A Few pipes old French brandy, firft quali
ty; old Ihrub, geneva in pipes, Madeira
fit for present use, old and good; claret in
cases of 3 and 5 dozen each.
P. M'Davitt.
Andrew M'Cormick
Has for sale at his store, No. 15, Little Dock-
Street,
MESS pork,—cargo ditto,
Mess beef, —cargo ditto,
Ship bread coarse and fine,
Madeira,)
Lilbon, and ,WIN ES,
Port J
Old Jamaica fpirits,—old rum,
Old brandy,
Holland geneva by the case or draught,
Hyfon,)
Sulhong, and > TEAS,
Bohea)
Single and double refined sugar,
Mufcovado ditto,
With many other articles in the grocery way.
JOHN BARR,
Saddler and Cap-maker,
No. 54, Walhftreet,
INTENDS carrying on the faddiery business in all its
branches :'gentlemen of the army, and others; rho
please to favour him with their custom, may depend cm
being punctually served and at the lowest prices, having
lately imported and has now for sale a general assortment
of faddlerv, confining of mens and womens (addles, faddie
cloths, bridles with plated bitts, bridles with polifh'd and
tin'd ditto, stirrup leathers and girths, saddle bags, coat
(traps ; buff, turkey, and black sword belts, (hot bags and
powder firlks, whips and fours, curry combs and brushes,
&c. Also has for file, belt Englilh made boots, best calf
skin shoes, coarse military and boys ditto, womens calli
mancoe and leather shoes, &c.
N. B. Commissions to the country carefully attended
to. ctf.
Just imported, and opening
At Rhinelander's Store,
The corner of Burling's-flip, a large and general
assortment of elegant and
Fashionable Glass Ware;
CHINA, earthen ware, and looking glasses, a large
assortment as usual ; also foft shelled almonds
by the bag, Bowden's best Lisbon wine, best port
wine by the pipe, hogshead, or quarter calk ; wind
ward island rum, ahd a quantity of long and short
Corks. ctf.
ml For L ONDO N,
The (hip TRIUMPH,
Formerly the Philadelphia,
J ACOB STOUT, Master,
/' a " '" '"° ° r tb'ee
weeks, a new Philadel
phia built ihip, and a very faft fairer, mounts
sixteen fix pounders, is' elegantly accommo
dated for passengers. For freight or passage
apply <0 Samuel Pearce, No. 19, Crown-
Street, or the Captain on board, laying at
Marlton's wharff, opposite the Qldoli;.
New-York, June 8, 1782.
HUGH SMITH, and Co.
Coffee-House Wharf,
Have imported in the Two Friends, Eliza, and Com
merce, from London,
A N extensive assortment cf Ship Chandlery, Hard
" ware, Glass, Slops, and Stationary : Amongst
which are cables from 9 to 7 inches, cordage, fad
cloth from No. 1107; bowls and platters; Hadley's
quadrants, brass, azimuth and wooden cbmpaffes ;
acromatic and common telescopes ; paints of different
colours, linseed oil, whiting, rosin; jacks, ensigns,
and pendents of different sizes y buntin and Ham
burgh line, marline, seine, and whipping twine, log
lines, deep sea ditto; lantborns, fpeakin^ trumpets,
? (hip scrapers, caulking iron's, mallets, adzes, planes,
locks, gimblets, tapborers,carpenters steel compasses,
rules, chizels, hinges, drawing knives, cloak pins,
brass cocks with locks, hand faws,,and lathing
hammers; also a few dozenybeft finifhed London
dressed shoes, oiled and plain silk umbrellas, &c. &c.
which they are determined to fell on the lowest terms
for cash.
N. B. A few pipes of choice Port ^nd Lisbon
wines, to be disposed of, being the remainder of the
ship Commerce's cargo, with every article in the
Grocery way, as usual.
Scheme of a BOUSE and CASH
LOTTERY,
With a profit for the Benefit of the POOR in
the City of New-York,
By special Permission,
(As the prelent Proprietor has long been in a
bad state of health)
FOR the sale of Mr. Skinner's elegant
new brick house, with a strong handsome
distillery, cut-buildings, and utensils thereunto
belonging, viz, two stills of 2000 gallons, their
worms, tubs and citterns, and a large (tone
well, with horse and hand pumps, a never-fail
ing spring of tea water, and pleasant garden,
with fruit trees, &c. &c.
The house and distillery are contiguous to
the North River, on two lots of college ground,
the title indisputable, leafed to Mr. Skinner
for the term of ninety nine years, at the mo
derate rent of 31. perlannum, the firft 21 years;
51. per annum for the second 21 years ; 71. per
annum for the third 21 years; and 10l per
annum for the remaining 36 years, per lot,
of which term 84 years are yet unexpired —
The two lots are 50 feet by 154; the dwell
ing-house is about 40 feet by 50, three dories
high, with good cellars, &c. and built with
best brick and other mate rials; the distillery
a large strong frame building, built for that
purpose. Il
Possession of the premises will be given to
the fortunate adventurers in two weeks after
the drawing of the lottery, on paying five per
cent, on the sum it is valued at.
The S CHE M E.
Dollars.
• I Prize of the House, Distillery,)
and Utensils, ,75
I do. Cash, 1000 Dollars, 1003
2 - - 500 - - 1000
§ - - 200 - - 1000
10 - - 100 - - 1000
20 • - 50 - - 1000
50 - - 20 - - 1000
100 - - 10 - - 1000
1100 - - 5 - - 5500
1289 Prizes.
3711 Blanks.
5000 Tickets at 4 Dollars each, 20,000
The cash prizes fubjeft to a deduction of
15 per cent, for the poor, the drawing to com
mence as soon as full. Tickets to be had
at the usual Managers,—of Mr. Skinner—and
the several Printers. May 14, >7B2^