The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1775-11-06 00:00:00, page 4

A neat and general Assortment of
D RYGOOD S,
May be had at
P. M'D AVI T T's Store,
In QUEEN-STREET,
Among which are the following ;
LOW and high priced callimancoes,
Tammies and durants, furniture checks,
Turkey stripes, fhauoons and ftuffs,
Red and blue furniture callicoes, 2 purple ditto,
Chintzes and muslins, humhums,
Cambricks and lawns, white flowered drawboys,
Rich lutefbings and mantuas, sewing silks,
§carf and hair twist, rich fattens and prongs, black.
Black, blue, crimson and purple Manchester velvets,
Rose blankets and flannels, penniftons and Bath
Coating,
With an assortment of metal buttons,
Knives and forks, mens shoe and knee buckles,
Holland tapes, ivory combs, &c. &c. &c.
Also, some hhds. of well sorted English glass.
PURSUANT to an order of the Hon. Banie! H@ri
mamden, and Thoraas Jones, Efguires, two of the
judges of the supreme court of judicature for the province
of New-York; upon the petition of Thomas Hallett,
of Queen's County, taylor, an insolvent debtor, and
three-fourths in value of his creditors; NOTICE is
hereby given by the petitioners, to all the creditors of the
said Thomas Hallett, to shew cause (if any they have)
on th 2,Bth day of November next, at eleven o'clock in
the forenoon of the fame day, at the house of John Sim
mons, tavern-keeper, situate in the south ward of the city
of New-York, and directly opposite to the Old Presby
terian Meeting House, why an alignment of the estate
of the said Thomas Hallett, fbould not be made to Tho
mas Hallett and John Turner, pursuant to the prayer of
the laid petition, and the said Thomas Hallett be there
upon difeharged, pursuant to the directions cf the several
ads made for the relief of insolvent debtors; which laid
several afts, the' expired by their own limitation, have
been revived by one certain act of the Lieutenant Gover
nor, the Council, and the General Assembly of this co
lony, made and passed the 3d April, 1,70
STOLEN or broke out cf
J the patture of the sub
scriber, ontheVineyardTraa,
I'cfllfer 7 near the city of Philadelphia,
;'§) on Sunday evening, Oaober
•^^S^"^ 17 75, TWO GELD
one a large lonell,
remarkably well made, of a gay carriage, has a
switch tail, latelv nick'd, about 15 hands high, 4
years old, small ftaf in his forehead, and gaulded in
two places on his back.
The other a flea bitten grey, 14 hands 3 inches
high, half-blood, , years old, well made, gaoled
with the saddle, very gay when mounted, an excel
lent carriage horse, has a thin mane arid a long
switch tail, which he carries lofty ; at the root of the
off ear he has a wart as big as a black walnut.
Whoever secures the above geldings, so that the
owner gets them again, fnall have Three Pounds
for each ; and if the thief be taken and pfofecuted
to conviction, Five Pounds for each gelding, and all
reasonable charges.
DANIEL CLYMER.
To be SOLD at public vendue,
©a Thursday the 23d day of November inst. on
the pfemifes :
AGRIST-MILL, with two pair of ffones and
thfee bolting reals, and a wheat fan, all in
good order, a large well built milhhoufe, two dwel
ling houses, a barn and out-houses, and about 15
acres of land : also sundry houlhold goods, lately
the property of Jacob G. Bergen, situate at Penn's-
Necks a nd about 4 miles from Princeton, 12 miles
land carriage to Philadelphia market, and i§ miles
land carriage to New-York market ; at which time
and place the conditions will be made known by
JOSEPH SKELTON,I
JOHN IMLEY, (
ARCHIBALD MERCER,
JOHN SCHENCK. }
N. B. The premises under a good title.
o ^^^^g rORTYIHiLL^GS 'fo,
r. == <^. -^ ^^b ^reafonable charges quill be
"° 't^l „ I give?? to any person who will bring to
I JOHN DE LANCET, in the Bowrey,
I° r securef ecure '" : ' e "'J °) New-York or
" u "'y °f "efchefler, a Negro man,
™'° "' ' e fi'" mistress. He is a good
footing fellow, about five feet eight
or nine inches high, civil spoken, a great cockfcunb, and one
of the best waiters at a table in this country •,plays upon the
French born, is a tolerable good cook, coachman and groom,
but bis vanity proving more powerful than his bonefly, be
fraudulently obtained a fiver watch, which being dfcovered
it is imagined occafored bis g^gs He has federal suits
of good cloatbs, was generally called Ctefar, but names
bimjelf fofeph Low.
NOTICE is hereby gilen, to al! the creditors of Andrew
Bofwick, that be intends to petition the General
Afombly of the colony of New-York, at their next feffons,
that be may be difebarged from confinement, on bis delivering
up all bit eftlit for the benefit of bis said creditors.
' ANDREW BOSTWICK,
Hubert Van Wagenen,
At the GOLDEN BROAD-AX in Beekman's-flip;
HAS still on hand a tolerable affortrrent of iron
mongery and cutlery, which he will fell at a rea
sonable rate for caffi, wholesale and retail; amongst
which are smiths anvils and hammers ; Landing, bench,
and hand vices; mill, cross-cut, fanearing, hand, pannel,
Tennent, dovetail, frame, and key-hole saws ; locks and
hinges of many kind and fiees, ffioemekers urehfils, files
and rasps of many sizes, carpenters axes, adzes, compares,
hammers, planes, plane-irons, aggers, chizels, gouges,
dinners, &c. koopers axes, adzes, &c. cutthe and pen
knives, knives and forks of different prices, clouts, tacks
and brads, brass handles, &c. brick and plaiftering trowels,
rat and mouse traps, bridle bits, shutter and spring bolts,
tayiors ffiears, brass and iron candleflieks, brass and steel
fnuffers; plaited, steel, white and yellow fhbe, knee, and
stock buckles; iren coffee mills, iron pots and kettles,
with many other articles in the ironmongery way, &c.
Alfe Haerlem oil and Neurenburgh salve, with an affert
ment of nails.
NOTICE IS i]EREBYTnVEN ~
THAT a Constitutional Post-Office
is eftablilhed in this City, by the Poft-Maiter-
Ceneral of all the United Colonies on the Continent
of North-America, from whence the following Pelts
are regularly dispatched :
To Philadelphia on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
To Albany on Thursday.
To Hartford, in Connecticut, on Thursday :
And to New-London, Newport, and Pro
vidence on Monday.
The Hartford and Ne^-London Posts convey
Letters and Packets as far to the Eastward as Psrtf
mouth, in New-Ham,foire.
EBENEZER HAZARD, Post-Master.
N. B. The Office is kept at Noel and Hazard's,
near the Cofr-Houfe.
To be SOLD of LET,
(And erdered upon immediately)
A Convenient house and a small tract of land of
about 20 acres; pleasantly situated in the town
of East-Chester, opposite to the church, with three
or four acres of salt meadow. The premiles (if not
fold) will be let, with or without the land till the
fiitt of May next, or longer if required. For fur
ther particulars apply to the fubferiber in New-
Rochell.
THEODOSIUS BARTOW.
All the above fruit trees are inoculated and grafted, and
should any person incline to purchase, there are now many
tboufands of a proper Jize for transplanting ; and ts
wanted to be font over sea, will be carefully put up in
either matts, cases, or boxes, fee of ary expense except the
frft cost of the said matte, casts, or boxes. Any person may
have the said trees, &c. font to New-York every Tuesday
and Friday, as on those days two beats, the one commanded.
by John Yates, the other by William Keefe, who may com
monly be seen at or near Burlinfs-Slip, corfantly ply from
Flujbing to New-York : But should neither of the boats be
there, orders fir the trees may be left with Mr. Samuel
Prince, cabinet-maker, in New-York, oppofte the fgn of
the Horse and Cart, in William-street, formerly known by
the name of Horse and Cart-street.
Any person may fee a full catalogue of the contents of this
nursery, by applying to the above Samuel Prince.
WHEREAS the Fulling-Mill of Hanover, in
Moiris County, and the appurtenances there
unto -belonging, were advertised the zoth of last Sep
tember for sale, but not being fold for want of buy
ers ; I therefore, by the advice of a number of my
cuflorhers, inform the public, especially those who
live at a distance, that may perhaps be at a loss to
know whether I yet carry on the business at Hanover:
J do hereby acquaint them, that I carry on the
Fulling and Dying Business in its several
branches, to the greatest perfection, where the public
may depend upon having their cloth done in the belt
manner, and with the greatest care and dispatch ;
almost any colour dyed upon woollen cloth, yarn,
wool and silk orcotton, linen, &c. But dye fluffs
sometimes proving not good, neither can I find in
New-Yoik or Philadelphia, of every fort or quality,
such as I could mention, fit for such and such colour
or dyes ; and the deadness of the wool, feme of it
caused by the hardness of the winter, and for want
of proper caie taken of the sheep, it teems to
be very hard or difficult striking fo*ie colours, to the
advantage or ihade they doat home. I have followed
thedrade several years in this country, have worked
almost all over England, Scotland, and Ireland,
where it was my chief study in tach place, to dive
into this mystery ; and the rcafons above given, and
for want of encouragement, is the cause why I don't
dye every colour, as well, and to as great perfection
as .they do at home.
Men'sclothes cleaned, and the foots taken out, the
colour retrieved; women's fcailet cloaks cleaned and
the colour retrieved ; as also gowns, skirts, silks, or
waiftceats ; takes mildews from goods damaged by
salt water, er otherwise, &e. by me
WILLIAM DENNISTON, Clothier,
.At Hanover, Morris County.
N. B. A journeyman wanted, that understands
his business in its several branches, or in the (hearing
and preflmg way, at Hanover.
FIVE POUNDS Reward.
RUN-AWAY Augtift the 12th, 1775, from the
fubferiber, living in Philadelphia, an indented
lidh 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, looks plea
sant when talking, is a tolerable , handsome lad ; has
served part of his time to the rope-making business,
and has been seen in New Yoik ; it is foppefed he is
gone to sea from that poit, and is likely he may return
there again. Whoever secures said lad in any of his
Majesty's goals, so that his maftvr may have him
again, shall have the above reward, and all reasona
ble charges paid, by
RICHARD TETTERMARY.
^^#Q^„ ^CTOLEN from the sub
scriber living at Rye,
£'«\@ the beginning of August last,
a bright sorrel mare, with a
bald face, natural trotter, her
W^ fe&t white, four years old,
^g^^^jfy^ about 14 . hands high, and
had a tuck of heaving up. her head. 'Tis supposed
Are was taken away by a certain Zephaniah Hubs ;
he is 6 feet high, ffeoder made, and a down look,
with light hair and thin beard. Whoever takes up
and secures the above mentioned Hubs, so that ne
may be convicted of the said robbery, Hull have
TEN POUNDS reward, and all reasonable charges,
paid_by SAMUEL LYON.
To be SOLD by
WILLIAM PRINCE,
At Flushing Landing, on Long-Island,
Near NeW-York,
A large Colle&on of FRUIT TREES, &c.
as follows, viz.
ALL kinds of EngiiJb cherries anAotbers, all kinds
of plumbs, peaches, neHarim, apricots, pears,
quinces and apples ; a large quantity of the black and
white mulberry, which bear as they fland ; also about
one thoufaud Madeira nut trees, and a number of black
walnut and butter met trees, fig trees, black, red, and
white currants, green, yellow, and amber gooseberries,
large chili, hautboy, red wood, and white frawberry,
a quantity of bard and foft jbell almond trees, and a
great number of large Barcelona filbert trees.
Flowering trees and Jhrubs, ?i%; fbe large Caroline
magnolia, catalpa, tulip tree, dogwood, fizow boll,
lily, funding American boxey-fuckle, locust trees, wild
tamarind trees, button wood trees, Jhfafras trees,
Carolina alfpice trees, medlar trees, red cedar trees,
pine trees of different forts, such as white pine, Jerfy
and Weymouth pine, double and Jingle spruce fir,
and all kinds of timber trees, evergreen trees, flower
ing trees, Jhrubs and plants.
The prices of the above trees, Jhrubs and plants,
are as follows, viz. Fruit trees is. 6d. each, except
quince trees, mazard and morello cherry trees, which
are is. per tree ; currants and gooseberries 6d. per
plant ; Madeira nuts, black wallnuts, andbutter nut
trees is. 6d. each ; the Carolina magnolia 41. per
ree ; tulip tree 2s, 6d. catalpa tree is. 6d. snow ball
tree zs. dogwood tree IS: 6d.f!y, locust, wild tamarind,
button-wood trees, flanding American honey-fuckte,
faffafras, cedars, medlars, Carolina allftice, spruce,
and pine is. each, all other American Jhrubs, ^c.
according to their quality. Filbert trees at is. each.
A number of trees of the Balsam Peru at zs. 6d. each.
For S A L E,
A Valuable negro man, about 21 years old, has
lived with an officer in the army, is a tolerable
good cook, understands the care of horses, and is
remarkably fisher. Enquire of the Printer.
AN elderly Woman, qualified for a C@ok and
House-Keeper, in which Capacity (he has lived
with several Families in this City, wants a Place.
For farther Particulars apply to Hugh Gaine.
CORNELIUS RYAN,
Leather Dresser and BrExcHzs-mAKE R,
At the sign of the Sun and Breeches, in the Broadway,
nearthe Ofwego-Market,
MAKES and fells the very bed of buck and doeskin
breeches; fine ground lamb do. best buck and
doeskin gloves; also the very best fort of cariboo Ain
breeches and gloves. In all which he has the greatest
encouragement from the public, and as he is determined
to ute h:a wtmoft endeavours to excel in this branch, he
doubts not the continuance of his friends commands.
He likewise has a great variety of buckskin breeches for
traders or country floras, Indian and oyldreffed deer skins;
all which he will fellon as low terms as they can be had.
from Philadelphia; or any other part of the continent,
To be fold cheap, 300 pair of good buckskin breeches.
Wanted immediately, three of four good workmen at
the breeches making business.
TEN DOLLARS' REWARD.
Run-away from the fubferiber, Hugh Montgomery, a
servant man, by trade a breeches-maker. Any person that
will take up the said servant, and bring him to his master
in New-York, /bail receive the above reward. All per
forms are hereby forewarned not to harbour, conceal, or
carry off laid servant, as they may expect ta be prosecuted
as the law directs in such cases.
SCRIVENERS OFFICE.
MR. KNAPP allures the public of his constant
attendance to execute the business cf this office,
10 tar as the present unhappy crisis will admit ; that in
the mail candid and latisfa&ory manner he will continue
to give Lis advice and opinion as well in all cases of law
and equity, as on deeds, wills, and other writings ; will
draw articles of agreement and co-partnership, affidavits,
alignments, mortgages, leases, deeds,,wills, petitions,
memorials, and every other writing, effectually to answer
the putpofes intended, and that upon the most easy charge,
and in the Ihprteft time poflible : Also, letters of attorney,
certificates, &c- perfected under the city seal; or other
wise, am the ca e may require.
Executors to wills, and administrators to intestates
estates will be regularly inftrufted in the execution of
their office, whereby to afraid the expence and trouble
which often happens from the want of knowledge therein :
Arg fca-fareing men, as well as other Grangers, who
many times fall under difficulties not altogether relative
to the law, will be particularly assisted.
Cash at prelent is Scarce, but whoever shall please
to favour this office with lending out their money, may
rely on their intereff being duly regarded. Debts reco
vered as yfual. Broad-Mreet, 16th O&o. 1775.
Io be 3 ULD, at public Vendue,
AFAR rl or plantation of land, lituate, lying and
being at Bloomingdale, within about 5 miles of
the city of New-York ; be ng part of the eflate of John
Horfen, Lately decealep, containing 50 acres of land, J 2
of which is fine weed land, and 12 more excellent roea
dawgruund, and 12 more may be made, and the rest is
well adapted either for grals, or the. railing of grain, which
it has been found to produce plentiful crops of dll Lines.
On the premiles are the following improvements ; a good
convenient dwelling house, with a kitchen at one end,
a good bain, two hay barracks, and a fine orchard, in
wh.cli theie is ajMoice collection of about 300 fruit trees
of the belt kind, two wells and a Spring, which are con
ka.tiy luppiied with water, even in the dryeit season.—
Ihe ntuacion of this larm is delightfully pleasant and
healthy, and capable of the most elegant improvements,
and its vicinity to the city renders it exceeding convenient
and pkaant tor a Gentleman's country le.it, a trader,
or tavern keeper, or for any kind ot public business. It
is alto very convenient and pleasant on account of its ad
joining the North-River, which affords plenty of filh
and oysters.
To be LET inwfediatfy,
THE whole or part of the dwelling-house late of
Joseph Jelf, deceased, fit'uate in Elizabeth-Towh ;
Allo to be let, the shop and out stores late of she said
deceased. This shop is one of the best Situations in town
for business. For terms apply to Mrs, Jelf, who lives on
the premiles.
SAMUEL BROOMEDndCompany,
HAVING removed their ftere to New-Haven, in
Connecticut, desires all those indebted to them, to
call and fettle their accounts, either with them at New-
Haven, or Mr. Daniel Phenix, living in New-York,
nearly opposite where said Broome and Company kept
their store They have ftiii bn hand, a small assortment
of Goods suitable for the approaching season, to be fold
for caffi or credit, or the ufuai moderate terms.
New-Yark, O&ebar 5, 1775.
^^^^^j^^ Q'''"' cut of the pasture
°°' '" e fubferiber, on the
! |"" inflant, a dark brown
" mare, about 14 bands high,
L three years old, a natural pacer,
^ " me has a star in her forehead,
l^'^Sq^^Fl^^^a small streak of white on
one fide of her nose, and both
hind feet white; has been docked, but has still a long
bufoy tail. Whoever will take up and secure said inare,
so that the owner may have her again, shall have THREE
DOLLARS reward, and all reasonable charges paid by me
Stamford, Sept. 26, 1775. BENJAMIN JAMES.
1 he bit @f the above to be on the 9th day of Decem
ber next, at Bloomingdale, on the premises, at eleven
o clock tn the forenoon of the fame day, when the arti
cles of tale will be made known or it required, at any
time before, by the lublcribers, wo will give an indis
putable title to the purchaser : --a very good waggon and
cart will be also fold on the fame day.
Notice is hereby also given to all persons who have
any demands against the estate of the said John Horfen,
diceaed, that they are requested to bring in their accounts
properly attested ; and all perlons who are indebted to the
said estate, by bond, note, or butkuebt, are likewise re
qutfted to make immediate payment, to prevent those
disagreeable proceedings the law directs.
pgg|g^j^ To be LET, or SOLD,
(And en cted on immediately)
|esss__/rfg^^ <'IIE F .RM whereon the lub-
KN l scriber lately liven, in North
"thin torty 'mirs of New
at)"u' '° ur m " es from Hud
.n^-River : The faim grains i 5 p
cres of land, w^ll tinbred a<
watered, is all very natural to grass, and th. re is is toe
fame between 20 and 30 atres of meadow, ihr^ excellent
orchards and a good dwelling house, with tin 1 convex ent
out-houses, with a saw-mill and a grid-mill. V>o
- inclines to hire or purchase, ma i agree on reafon^le
terms, by applying to Nathaniel C<kl;nvhorg near
the premises, or SAMUEL HALLUCK.
JACOB HORbEN,7
martinus Schoonmaker, % tx - cutors
.?sf@ fo^ife^ f,^^!?^ ^^t ^tx,^g%,
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^ ^C^E^Y^S^ X
1 Famous Pills,
^ C° we " known all over Europe, for their ^
^ OSuperior Efficacy and peculiar Miidnefs, ia $
ty perfectly eradicating every Degree of ascertain ty
+ Disease, without the leaf: Trouble or Con
finement.
,% The Public may be affured,that this ex- M
X£ cellent Medicineis beyond any Thing,in all )^
Q° Foulnefsand Impurities ofthe Blood; having
$ performed many affoniffiing Cures (in this and "ts
"' neighbouring Colonics) in Scorbutic Erup- 8
„ tions,Leprofies, WhiteSwellings,StiffJoints*
.@. Gout, and Rheumatic Disorders, &c.
^ A new Importation 0
(Directly from PARIS) ?g
fy Of the above Pills,
§a May now be bad of
I HUGH GAINE,
^ In Box es<rf lOS.2CS. and 40s. each,Q
Who has in his Hands a Letter from the „
^ Widow Keyler, and a Certificate from under ,%
^4 her own Hand, of their Genuineness ; which »«>
0 any Person may have the Perusal of by ap- TC
0 plying to him at his Book Store in, Hanover ty
Square.—Where the Public in generalcan be „
Q fuppljed with most Sorts of
. ¥
*o° Books and Stationary Ware.
<>s*°°°°%>£> # '°°°°'%*'/°/*°°°°'s°°°°'i>°* °s'^%-fo
SIR, Paris, Augufi 1, 1774.
IN Consequence of the Letter with which you have
honoured me, the 14th of June la&, I have sent
you a small Box containing the Ante-Venereal Pills
you wrote for, and have been paid for. the fame. In
the Box you will find a Certificate which proves that
the Pills I now fend are of my Composition: And
have the honour to be fincsrely, Sir,
Your humble Servant,
W. KEYSER.
Mr. Gaine, Printer and
Bcokfeller, at New-York.
J The Widow of Joseph Adrian de Keyfer, Efy
one of his Majesty's Pensioners and Provider f«
the Military and other Hospitals of this Kingdom,
Do HEREBY Certify, to all whom it may con
cern, That the Boxes of ANTI^VENEREAL
PILLS now sent, are verily of my Competition,;
in Truth of which, and to fatisfy all those who ma,
i\; it it, I have given this Certificate. Sealed with
I >eal of my Arms, at Paris, theist of August,
1774. W, KEYSER.
The New STAGE COACHES,
' I 'HAT constantly ply between New-York and Phi^
.1 ladelphia, the one fete out from Powley-Hook
Ferry, opposite New-York, and the other from Mr.
Little's, in fworth-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 Pafleugerv, 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 Paffeager in the Coach, is
fhirty Shillings, and out PatTengers Twenty Shillings.
Proc. Each Passenger allowed to take ^lb. Baggage, and
above that to pay Two Pence per pound.
The Flying Machine
Still continues, and lets out every Monday and Thurs
day Mornings from Pow|es-Hook Ferry, oppofa, New-
Y< rk, and from the Sign of the Cross-Keys in Philadel
phia, at the Corner of Third and Chefnat-Streets, and
meet at Princeton the fame Nights, exchange Patfengers,
and return the next Day to Powley-Hoek Ferry, and
Philadelphia, so as to perform the Journey in two Days.
The Price for each Passenger Twenty-one Shillings, and
Goods as usual, ,nly each Paflenger allowed T4lb. The
Paflfengers are desired to cross over.the Ferry to Powley-
Hook the Evening ' before, a, the Stages set of early.
To be SOLD or LET
THE house now in the poffefiion of Mr. Darid
Clarkfon, at the Whitehall, with two good large
store-houses and a stable, very fit far a gentleman or mer
chant. For farther particulars apply to David Clarkfon.
"To be SOLD ^'ITeT,
And entered upon the firft D, of MAY next,
A Good house and small farm.of End, situate in the
town of Jamaica, on Long Island, opposite the Court-
House, and within 4® yards of the Presbyterian Meeting
House, I: i rpleafant filiation, and is a good Hand for
a store or tavern ; the house almeft new, with four room#
and a kitchen on the firft floor, three rooms; a lobby and
a large linter on the second floor, with a large garret:
There are two good cellars under the house, feperate from
each other; a good barn and garden. The houfeftead
lot, aback of the house, is excellent land, containing
eight acres, whereon is a good orchard; there are eight
acres of good wood land about a mile from the houfeftead,
and eight acres of salt meadow about two and a half miles
from ditto, all belonging to said tenement. Whoever
may incline to treat for the. above, shall have an indis
putable title by applying to the fubferiber, living on the
premises. ' # JAMES HUGHS FON.
Jamaica, irth Sept. 1775.
Choice MAD EI R A WINE;
Jamaica SPIRITS, Weft-India RUM,
BRANDY, ARRACK, GENEVA,
Sweet Wine, Claret, Port,
PORTER in Bottles, LIME JUICE, MOLASSES,
QUART BOTTLES, PROOF BOTTLES, CORKS,
Best Mustard; and twelve Bottle Cases,
TO BE SOLD
^2°™' N DUNS.COM&
A H'ctnurfe, with a miu breast of milk, tLes.rea CC^AIF
4 l recommended, n tuiuirg 10 ge into & gentleman's family;
ans a woman very well foiled as a lotfe-kesfer, fya
cook. Any person wanting to e% ley.either of the above
mentioned Women, for Particulars are defaed.to apply to
Gaine. -
IF a certain Mary Realty, alias Parfuns, will apply
. to Mr. Cornelius Bradford, Merchant, in New-
Yoik, she will hear of something much to her
Advantage: 'Tis supposed she is in or about Phila
delphia, as The wrote to her Friends in Ireland, from
thence in the Year 1774.
It is hoped'that this vety expensive Undertaking will'
meet with Encouragement from all Ladies and Gentle
men, as they may depehdupon pundual Pefarmance, b,
The Public's mast obliged Servant,
John Mercereau.
To the PUBLIC.