The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-06-09 00:00:00, page 3

NEW-YORK, June 9/ 1
Wedn^filay last being the Anniversary cf his Ma
jesty's Birth-Day, when he entered the 40th Year of
his Age, it was obftrved here with every peffible
Demonstration cf Joy. At One o'Clock a Royal
Salute was fired from Fort George, which was ans-!
wered by all his Majesty's Ships in the Hmbour, as|
well as Merchantmen, to the Amount of about 500 ;
Sail. After which his Excellency Admiral Lordl
Howe, and the General Sir William Howe, 1
with the principal Officers of the Navy and Army,§
lined together at his Lordfkip's Hoofe in Hanover-I
Square, where an elegant Entertainment was provi- !
ded. His Excellency Governor Tryon also gave|
&Splendid Entertainment upon the Occasion to many |
of the principal Gentlemen of the Town and Colo- !
ny. In the Evening the City was universally illu
minated, and the Inhabitants seemed to vie with each
ether in the public Declarations of their Loyalty.
Mr. Wafhingten's Army, we hear, is now col
lected together, and occupies the advantageous Posts
from or near Bound Brock to New Germantown, a
Space of about 25 Miles ; and that Mr. Washing
ton himfelf daily rides from the Place last mentioned
to Pluck'emin, or Bedminfter.
By a Letter from Kent County, on Delaware,
dated the 9th tilt, we learn, That lately in drafting
dome of the Militia of that Place, a young Man then
in the Ranks declared, that in Case the Lot fell upon
him he would never serve under the Cohgrefs agaieft
his King : Unfortunately the young Man was or
dered to march out, when he, with the greeted:
Calmness, prefertted his Piece, fired, killed one Re^
bel Officer, and wounded another on the Sp@t. He
immediately delivered himfelf up to the commanding
Officer, and was committed to Goal.
By Deserters lately come in from the Rebel Army
we hear, that great Difeontent and Murmurings pre
vail among them on account of the Badness of their
Provisions, scarce any of which have been properly
cured through the want of Salt, and new from the
Heat of the Weather are become either putrid er too
•effenfive to be eaten. The Flower of Mr. Washing
ton's Army is competed of the Gleanings of British
Prisons, transported to the Southern Colonies, and
are consequently from their Honor and Refpe&a
bility werthy of such a Master and such a Cause.
" Heaven will undoubtedly bless such Heroes in the ;
Day cf Battle."'
By Accounts from Ulster County we learn, That
the Provincial Congress of that Place havediffolved
themselves, after haying gone through the wonder
ful Business of fettling their new Constitution. They
have not yet appointed a Governor, but we hear it
rests between Philip Livingden, John Morin Scot,
George Clinton, and Philip Schuyler ; they have di
vided the Province into four Diftri&s, each County
to fend four Members to the Assembly ; and it
Lems they intend to publish their new Code of
Laws, and have declared that they will put them in
Force in this very Place feme Time in July next.
From Orange County we hear, That as Capt.
Refe, of Marble Town, with Lieut. Middagh, of
•the fame Place, were coming to this City with a
Company of Men for hisM^jefy's Service, they were
intercepted on the Road by a Party of the Rebels.
Several @f the Men were wounded, ard the two Qf
yficers put into Goal, tried and executed, about a
Month since.
Last Tuesday Morning a Seafaring Man was
found drowned in the Dock near Irish Street.
.By Advices lately received from Virginia, we
bear that the poor People of that Colony are in great
Distress for most Species of dry Goods and for many
cf the Comforts cf Life ; that they are harraffed by
their petty Tyrants to am excessive Degree ; and that
they groan to be delivered from their pr,fent heavy
Bondage.
Abraham Patten, a Spy from the Rebel Army,
was executed at Brunswick last Friday, between
Eleven and Twelve o'Clock: He had agreed to
give a Grenadier 50 Guineas to carry four Letters
io Washington and Putnam ; the Soldier took the
Cath, and carried the Letters to his Excellency Lord
Cornwallis,wherein was prepofed on a certain Day to
set Fire to Brunswick in four Places at once, blow
up the Magazine, and then set off a Rocket as a
Signal for the Rebels to attack the Town :---At the
Gallows he acknowledged all the Charge brought
against him,and laid he was a Principal insetting Fire
to New-York, but would not accuse any es his Ac
complices. The laid Patten formerly lived in this
Place, arid has left a Wife and four Children at Bal
timore in Maryland.
We hear a Party of the Rebels were at New-Ro
chell a few Days ago.
Since cur last arrived here from England, the firft
Division of the Margrave of Anfpach's and Bareith's
Troops and Chaffeurs, and a Number of Hessian
Yagers : They were conveyed by several Men of
War, one of which the Somtrfet es 64. Guns, Capt.
Ourry, came in last 1 hurfday having on board Ge
neral Gray.
Extras of a letter from bis Excellency Governor Tryon,
to C^riftopber Billop, Ffg; Colonel of the Militia of
Richmond County, Stalen-Ifand, dated May 19,
J 77-
“ Itis my earnest recommendation, that the inha
bitants cf Richmond County, who had the fidt op
portunity of tettifying their loyalty to their Prince,
and fidelity to the Britilh constitution, en the arrival
of the King's troops, and which was molt graciously
accepted by his Majelty, should, on this cccahen,
eagerly follow the approved example of the militia of
King's county, toy liberally railing a sum of money
for the comfort and encouragement of the Provincial
troops' railed in this province. I enciofe the form es
the instrument which is adopted for the inhabitants of
this city and county to fubferibe; copies of which
will be font tg Queen's and Suffolk counties, for a
similar purpose. Any suggestions of fears and ap-
Y prehenficns from circumstances of situation, muff,
and assuredly will be construed into a lukewarmness
at this crisis, to the King and the eld constitution :
Therefore, let the loyal fubje&s now diftinguilh
themselves by free donations, and dare the worst from
men, who have ftiuck at the root of their liberty and
property. 1
We have the Pleasure to inform the Public, that
the loyal Inhabitants of Staten-Island, have al
ready fubferibed Five Hundred Pounds for the En
couragement cf the Provincial Corps of this Colony,
and transmitted the fame to our worthy - Governor, to
be applied to that laudable Purpose. The Subferip
tion in other Parts meets with great Succrfs among
his M^jefty's loyal Subjects, both in this City and
County, and in the Counties upon Long-Inland, al
most every one being desirous to give this Test of
Loyalty and Love of c®nftitutionaf Freedom. Trim
mers and tome doubtful Characters, it is expe&ed,
will be made manifeft upon this Occ>fi@n, and of
c>urfe be properly noticed.
'THREEF"' s °' a Store-house to let in
& the Jews-alley or Mill-street, dry and
good. Enquire of John Slidell, in Bayard
hreet..
PUBLIC AUCTION.
TO-MORROW,
Will Begin the fale(at tbe beufc of Mr, Gabriel li. Ludtow,
in Dock-facet) of tbe remaining part of tbe boufold and
kitchen furniture cf Mrs. Williams, widow of tie late
Charles Williams, Efa~, which was advertised for last
week, conffing of,
NEAT Turkey and wilton carpets, pictures, lacking
glasses, glass and china ware, bedheads, bed and
window curtains, mahogany dining and card tables, &c.
with a variety of the very best of kitchen furniture, &c.
On Thursday, at the Coffee-Houfe,
A chest of arms, confiding of pistols, blunderbusses,
cat^ffes, &c. wuh a few jars of raisins.
For Private Sale,
At John Taylor's Vendue Store,
In the house lately occupied by Judge Hicks,
A few lots of excellent clear lawns, which to clofethe
rales will be fold a bargain to the purchalbr. Also cam
bricks, striped and plain Idteftrings, India palempores,
and chintzes, 7 8 and yard wide Irish linens, choice Barba
does rum, red wine, indigo, &c.
To be Sold at Public Auction,
By JOHN M'ADAM, and Co.
This DAY at XII o'clock,
Near the Coffee-House,
ONE fifteen inch cable, one anchor about 3 C. one
ditto 5 C. Likewise, three small anchors.
On Tuesday next at XI o'clock,
10 barrels tar, a few calk, raisins, and pepper in bags,
a few calks indigo, 20 barrels Irish beef, 12 boxes tallow
candles, some boxes liqueres, 3 calks and 2 chests bohea
tea, a few boxes fpermaceti candles, and hogffieads of
tobacco, with a quantity of (hip bread.
And at One o'clock,
A likely negro boy, 15 years old,
On Wednesday,
On Murray's wharf, at 11 o'clock, will be fold,
the cargo of the schooner Good Luck, consisting of
25 M white oak hogshead ftaves and heading, 23 700 wt.
of dryed beef, some logs of cedar, and a Chip's lower
main fhmuds compleat.
And on Thursday at XII o'clock,
At the fame Place,
The schooner GOOD LUCK.
seen -at their office.
On Wednesday next,
Will be fold at Public Auction, by
Bowman and Codner,
Near the Ccffee-Hopfe Bridge,
/MUSCOVADO sugars in tierces, coffee, indigo,
§IVI belt Irish beef and pork, oatmeal, garden
; Ipades and hoes, a new cable, and tackle-fall, &c.
STOLEN or strayed from the fubferiber, at Blooming
dale, a sorrel mare, about 5 years eld, with a white
I face, s and the two hind feet white; her mane has been
I Logged, but has almost grown to its length again, her tail
j cut square, and upon a line with it on her off thigh is a
I fear, as if it had been cut. Whoever returns the said
I mare to her owner, shall be handsomely rewarded for
Itheir trouble.
CHARLES W. APTHORP.
N. B. She is miffing since Monday the 2d instant.
WHEREAS the partnership between Smith and
Dean, silk dyers and scourers, at No. 9, in
Maiden Lane, is didolved. Any one that has any de
mands against said partnership, l is desired to bring in their
accounts in one week, from the date hereof. The said
Smith continues to carry on the dying and scouring busi
ness, at No. 9, where ladies and gentlemen may depend
on having their work compleated in the best and neatest
manner. June 9, 1777.
— STXTOU NDS Reward.
RUN-AWAY on the firilday of June instant, three
NEG ROES, two men and one woman, the
property of George Shaw, of the city of New-York,
tanner. One is about 6 feet high, or upwards, and goes
by the name of JAMES RICHARDS, or RICHARD
SON, the other negro named HARRY ROBBINS, of
a middling stature, yellow complexion, and mighty com
plaisant in difeourfe, but very deceitful and given to li
quor. The other a ngrp woman, of a coal black com
plexion, named ANN, very nimble and brisk on her feet,
but bold and impudent behaviour, born in Nen-Caftle
county, on Delaware.
The two negro men have entered into his Majesty's
firvice as waggon drivers, and their names are on the
Commissary's books, but are my property. Whoever will
tike up the said negroes, and bring them to me the fub
fc'iber, shall have the above reward, or FORTY
S HILLINGS for each, and all reaftriable charges,
paid by GEORGE SHAW.
ISAAC HERON,
Coffee-Houfe Bridge.
AFreffi importation of WATCHES, in silver, green
skin, gray Ikin, blue-fkin,* and tortoise theft cases,
for either sex. Spring and house clocks, garnet booprings,
tbroaches, ditto for the ancient fops of peace, laced hats,
purses, pen knives, pocket books ; pebble, cr,fial and ' cor
nelian sleeve buttons, chains, seals, &c.
* Ye Blue-ikins I will you fay I allude to you ? Well
you may, ye curftd varlets ! Who can view the consequen
ces of your baneful politicks, and not despise and detest
you? ---But, vain Wretches ! it is not to you I advertise.
Strangers should be informed, that in this province, the
epithet Bluefin was that by which, in the infancy of
the rebellion, those ingrates were distinguished from Roy
a^fts, or real patriots.
HUGH GAINE has for Sale,
WRITING Paper of all Sorts and Sizes,
Account Books of various Sorts, Orderly
Books interleaved and with Clasps, Quills,
Pens, Wax and Wafers, Pounce and Pounce
Boxes, Inkpots, Razors, Pencils, Gun Ham
mers and Screws, red Tape for tieing Pa
pers, Leather Inkpots, Backgammon Tables,
Playing Cards, Burning and Reading Glasses,
Powder Flasks and Shot Pouches, Snuff and
Tobacco Boxes; Turlington's Balsam, and
Dr. Ryan's incomparable Worm-destroying
Sugar Plumbs. Also the very bell English
fraoaking Tobacco, by the Pound.^
WHEREAS a certain Francis Kingfon (a native of
Devonshire, who came to New-Jersey a few
years since) on the 29th ultimo came into this city with
a flag, in order to procure a passage to his family in Eng
land, and has not been since heard of. He is of a mid
dling stature and thin habit, wore a blue cloth coat, and
other old cloaths ; is about 30 years of age, and some
times disordered in his mind. As it is possible that for
want of a knowledge of his unhappy circumstance, he
may have been impressed or imprisoned, any person who
will kindly give any information concerning him to Sa
muel Burling, merchant, at No. 36, in Wall-street, will
do a humane office, and receive an adequate compenf.tion
for their trouble.
JU-ST PORTED,
By CHARLES GEDDES,
Watch-maker in Hanover-Square,
I Facing Mr. Gaine's,
WATCHES of all Sorts,
Sizeable GLASSES, &c.
To be SOLD,
A few barrels of T A R,
Of an exceeding good Quality.
APPLY on board the brigantine Nancy and
Molly, lying at Backman's wharf. ALSO,
Mufeovado SUGAR in barrels.
A Careful sober firvan; that understands dressing hair
and taking care of horses. Such a one will receive
good encouragement by applying at the house cf the
widow White, in Maiden Lane, any hour between 9 and
2 o'clock. No one need apply whose character will not
bear the ftriaeft scrutiny.
To be sold by
HAMILTON YOUNG,
At bis Store in Dock-Street,
Between the Coffee H life and the Old Slip,
IRISH m<fs beef andiCheck fniits,
pork in tierces, [Shoes ard boots,
A few dozen red port, 7 , Nails, starch in kegs,.
Claret, and >^ Camblets,
Calcayella j ^ Ozenbrigs,
Caftile and Irish soap, Russia duck,
Dipt and mould candies, English canvas No. I.
Irish linens and fretings, Printed patterns for jackets,
Do. printed linens & hdkfs. Sheet copper, beads,
Broad rugs, ticking, A few barrels of tar,
Browa thread, Salmon and 7 T ,
Yarn and worsted hose, Tripe, £ ° '''
Ready made linen and
ALSO,
The very best English CUT TOBACCO,
in Boxes,
And Irish Butter in firkins and 1-2 firkins.
Imported from LONDO N,
And now opening for sale by whokfile and retail, a large
cargo of GOODS, at the house formerly occupied
by Mr. Humphrey Jones, in Little-Dock-street, No.
890, among a variety of other articles are the fol
lowing,' viz.
FINE and coarse shirting and Meeting linens, pome
rania and low priced Irish linens, cambricks, mus
lins and lawns, a variety of printed linens, callicoes,
handkerchiefs, brown hollands, sniped holland and
checks, ozenbrigs, table cloths and napkins, diapers,
mens thread and fifk hose, mens and womens thread,
silk, and leather gloves; womens thread and cotton
flockings, great variety of ribbons, womens hats, bon
nets, caps, cloaks and cardinals, lace, gauze, fans, with
a variety of other articles of the newest taste for ladies
apparel, tammies, durants, callimancoes, camblets, some
fine scarlet cf a new invention, bombazeens, crapes and
Venetians, mens felt and beaver hats, boys beaver ditto,
dimothces, j runs, jennets, green and scarlet caffimers
and fagothees, silk tobir.es, damafeus arid mozeens, and
a variety of other summer wearing apparel ; a fine as
sortment of fuperfine broad cloths, with a great variety
of fashionable trimmings, ironmongery, cutlery, station
ary, jewellery, faddlery, china, window glass, pins and
needles, some approved medical articles, Stoughton's
bitters, red and white port wine in bottles and quarter
calks, porter in bottles and hoglheads, refined sugar,
fpicery, mustard,, table oil, soap, starch; blue, perfu
mery, shoe and house brushes, brooms and mops, &c.
MAJOR DONKIN presents compliments to the
ladies and gentlemen intending to fubferibe to
the military remarks and collections, for railing a charity
to relieve belfrlefs orphans, and indigent widows of valiant
ftilors and brave soldiers, that have fallen, or may fall in
this unnatural rebellion; and acquaints them, that as
the Work will speedily he put to Press, their names
shall be printed at large in the treatise, with the
sum dedicated.
Carried forward, £, 367 7 3
63d. Regt. Capt. Bruen, - - - 1 16 0
Daniel Wier, Esq; Commissary General, 5 5 0
Sabferiptions are received by Mr. Thomp
son, Town-Adjutant, No. 64, Maiden-Lane.
'JOHN D A V'TN,'
Has for sale, at his House No. 207, in Queen-street,
near the Fly-market, Ncw-Yoik;
GEnuine old Madeira, Weft-India rum, ditto
by the pipe, hogshead, Best hyfon and bohea tea
quarter-calle, or dozen Cloves, mace and cinnamon
Best red port, by the hogs- Nutmegs, isinglass,
head,quarter-calk, or doz Coffee, chocolate
Claret, by the hogshead or Pepper
dozen Mustard, salad oil
Cherry wine, by the quar- Double refined loaf sugar
ter calk, or dozen Single refined ditto
L'fbon wi^e, by the pipe Mufeovado sugar
hogshead, quarter-calk, 0 Spermaceti candles by. the
dozen box or pound
Sweet wines, in bottles Mould ditto by the box
Arrack in bottles Raisins of the fun by keg
Old hock in bottles Corks by the hogshead or
Rhynilh wir.e, in bottles grefs
Best Champaign, in Lotties Cheshire cheese
Scotch ale, in bottles f Single and double Glofter
Best London bottled porter cheese
Liverpool ale in bottles Cartridge and wrapping pa-
Bristol beer in do. per
Scotch porter in do. Best Caftile soap by the box
French brandy London made white ditto,
Holland, geneva by the box
Old Jamaica spirits, by th+ Pipes by the box er gross.
hogshead, or five gallons
N. B. A few dozens of London particular Madeira,
eleven years old, at £.44 0 per dozen.
JU ST IMPORTED
In the brigantine Flora, and to be fold for cash, or good
bills of exchange, by the Subferiber, at hia Acre three
doors below the corner of the Fly-Market, exactly fac
ing commissary Loring's, in Little-Dock-Street,
The following Articles, viz.
BEDTICKS and ozna- Twist and sewing silks,
burghs, Womens cloaks and
Irish sheeting @nd linen, cardinals,
Fife and Glasgow checks, Gold and silver Barkill
Check and brown+hoHand, buttons,
Guadaloupe, Mens fine and coarse hats,
Diaper table cloths and Womens fatten hats and
towelling, bonnets,
Men and womens thread Womens fine riding hats,
flockings, Barcelona handkerchiefs,
Taylors stitching and Nuns Superfine jean denim,
thread, Silk breeches patterns,
Printed cloths, Silk flockings,
Printed and check hdkfs. Camblet ar.d callimancoes,
Printed jean veßs, Stationary,
Thread gauze. Men and womens saddles,
White and dy'd jeans, with furniture,
Cambrick, White rope in coils,
Clear lawn, long lawn, Barley in kegs,
Men and womens -leather Knives and forks,
gloves, Plain fnuff and rappee in
Men and womens silk do. bottles,
Silk laces, figured lawn, Silver shoe and knee
Broad cloths with trim- buckles,
mings, Paste ditto,
Tammies, durants, Silver tea spoons,
Shalloon, Silver sleeve buttons,
Silk knee garters, Fans, &c.
GEORGE WRIGHT.
N. B. For sale at fame place, a few hoglheads excellent
Mufeovado sugar, fine new Irish beef in tierces and bar
rels, tallow candles and hard soap in boxes, a f^w calks
strong beer in bottles, Irish tongues in half barrels,. bascn
hams, and afew barrels Stockholm tar.
^tED'GOOb
Xmpc'^ — Ship M*ry,Dan:J Tingley,Mzfr,
from Lon^n, to be fold at publick Vendue, for
the Benefit of the Underwriters, T@-morrow, at/
Mr. Bukche'e-Store, in the Sloat, now occupied
Messrs. John Porteous, and Co.
CONSISTING of fuperfine, middling and coa fa
Cloaths, Cotten Checks, lofh Linens, Cahcets,
Russia Drillings,OWaburghs,Carivafs,Haberdaflierj,
Hefiery, Hau, Threads, Men's Shoes, Leaf Sugar,
Nails, Ironmongery, Cutlery, Stationary, &c. &c.
The Sale to begin at Ten in tbe Morning, and
continue fr@m Day to Day until the Whole are dis
posed cf.
Daniel M'Cormick;
BAY MALTO N,
N'OWftands to cover at the house of Mr. John
Wright, in Cedar Swamp, at five dollars the fea
lon, and e : ght dollars to infare a colt, one dollar of
which to be paid in hand.
Bay Malton's pedigree has been heretofore published in
the New-York papers, and is so well known, nothin?
farther need be said, than that he is afull bred horse,
soled in Virginia; is exceeding handsome and well
made, his colour a fire bricht bay, black main and tail,
15 hands I inch in height.—He has covered with great
certainty at East-Chester and Long-Lland, where his
soles are exceedingly admired.
T O'We -1Tol~d;
By Winthrop and Kemble,
At their Store No. 11, in Dock-street, between the
Coflee-lljufc and the Old flip Bridge,
TAMAICA fpints, Candles in boxes,
J Weft India rum, London crown glass,
Mufeovado Sugars, Portable feup in cases,
Superfine and fine fiefli Salad oil in half thefts,
fl° ur > Madeira wine in pipe $,
Ship Bread, and in bottles,
Fine cut tobacco in calks, Coffee-in bags,
Corks in ditto, Nails, &c. &c,.
John sTTTe s,
INFORMS the Public, he has removed to the
house formerly occupied by Garrat Rapalje, fronting
toe Fly-market, where he h: s for sale, a neat affortmenc
of silks, threadand blond laces, gentlemens Dresden ruffles,
china, chintzes, fuperhne broad cloths and fattipets, fine
and coarse y-Sih and yard wide Irish linens, ozuabrigs, felt
hats, 46. 61, led. zod. and z4d. nails, chocolate, hyfon
tea, French brandy in anchors, Weft-India rum by the
hogshead, old Madeira wine by tbe pipe or quarter cafk&c.
O ST; —
ABOUT Hick's house at Amboy, on Saturday the
31st May last, aGOLD WATCH, with a
fhagreen case, rather small size, London made, with a
handsome steel chain, and one seal hanging to it
Whoever will bring the above watch to H. Gaine, or
Lieut. Hugh Fraser, 71st regt, or give such information
as it can be found, shall receive One Guinea reward,
and no questions asked.
A few barrels of LIM E S,
ripo be fold on board the bark COMMERCE,
£ lying at Murray's wharf.
By the barre 1 , - 216 07
_By_the hundred; o 8 ^Currency.
W A N'T' E I),'
A Perfon, capable to serve as butler to a gentlemen
going to England. He must have used the sea 'or
tome time, and have an unexceptionable character.
Apply to the'printer.
Richard Durfort Duftur^e,
Surgeon from Europe,
ACQUAINTS the publick, that he in general per
forms all kinds of operations; in particular he dots
the offices of a midwife, occulift and dentist. He makes
artificial teeth, which perfectly resembles the natural,
and composes an effectual remedy to cure the feurvy, and
cleamfe and- fallen the teeth. .
He likewise makes bandages for all kinds of ruptures ;
the poor he will serve gratis.---He flatters "himfelf he
will give fatisfattion to those who will please to favour
him with their commands# He is to be found in Duke-
Street. at the house Mr. Isaac Kip formerly lived in.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
HAS for sale at the Fly-Market, a quantity of Eng
lish Loot legs, sole leather square cut and sides, a
large assortment of men's and womea's shoes both leather
and fluff, which he will difoofe of on reasonable terms.
He wants journeymen shoe-makes, and will give them
ss. 6d. per pair for men's, and ss. per pair for women's
work.
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given for the best Sort of good, dry,<g
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"Q> for those of an inferior Quality,—-
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ABRAHAM WILSON,
HA S removed to the house formerly, occupied by
Dirck Brinckerhoff, Esq; lately by Evert By/anck,
at me sign of the golden lock, in Dock-street, near the
Coenties-Market, where he has for sale on very rea&n-;
able terms, Weft-India rum, loaf and mufeovado sugars,
bohea tea, coffee, chocolate, barley, millet, sweet oil by
the gallon, best salad oil by the chest or bottle, black pro
per, starch, needles, pound pins, locket buttons, corks by
the hogshead Or single gross, feiffars, razors, shoe bru shes,
10 by 12 window glass, fiffi hooks, an assortment of the
best London pewter, Scotch and oznaburg threads, mens
white and brown thread hose, Irish linen, narrow sheet
ings, rattinets, shoe bindings, hatters trimmings, ezna
burgs, &c. He gives ready money for all forts of Whipping
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To be fold at public vendue, or private sale, on er before
the 12th day of June,
A GOOD dwelling house and lot of ground, in Gold
ftreet, on Golden-hill, belonging to Daniel Casey,
for which an inuifyuuble title will be given by the Log'