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A Quantity of German
and faggot Reel,
Refined bar iron,
Knob and ring handled door
locks of different forts,
Brass cased door locks,
Cupboard and closet ditto,
Delk, chest and trunk do,
Stock locks, common and
bard spring loyter and
secret padlocks,
Knob and handle spring
latches,
Shutter Aiding and spring
bolts,
Brass corks of different forts,
Brass falh faftners,
Brass knockers,
Walker's best fad irons,
Gimbl&ts, double and single
worms,
Spike gimblets and tap
borers,
Bright and black augers,
Engineer bitts,
Carpenters gouges and chiz
zels of different forts,
Turners gouges and chizzels,
Stocks and bitts with steel
pads,
Center gouges, doweling
and coopers bitts,
Broad and narrow axes and
adzes,
Carpenters and masons claw
hammers.
Smiths fledges and hand
hammers,
Shoemakers hand and cramp
ing ditto,
Mill, pit, hand,pannel, fafb,
frame and turning saws,
Hand bellows from 9 to 14
inches,
Ditto Morocco, with brass
nozzels,
Spades, find and ditching
Novels,
Frying pans, long and short
handels,
Smiths anvils and beak
horns,
Smiths bench and hand vises,
Scale beams of different sizes
WRITI N G
TAUGHT in fix Weeks, atone Hour per
Diem, at Home or abroad, by the Sub
fenber, at his House the lower End of Crown-
Street, next Door to Mr. Ralph Thurman's:
Where Specimens of Improvement may be
fees. W. ELPHINSTON.
The Sloop Wan TON,
raffia JOSEPH MOUNT, M^fer;
" ILL TOUCH AT
OR
St. Euftatia:
HAS genteel Accommodations in her Cabbin for
20 or 30 Passengers, and will fail in five Days.—
For which apply to the Master on board, or to Samuel
Burling,
"JOHN ROBINS'MESIER,
Has for sale at his store in Cortland-Street, at-the North-
River, the following GOODS, which he will fell on
the most reasonable terms : —
ALL Ferfons having any Demands against the Estate
of Caleb Fairchild, late of Kinderhook, deceased,
are desired to bring in their Accounts to the Widow
Naacy Fairchild, at Kinderhook, on or before the firft
Day of December next, in order to receive a Dividend
of what is in her Hands.
NANCY FAIRCHILD,
Bf any civil of Military meafcre entered into for the
maintaining of the government against either external
or internal enemies, has ever been granted the society,
ba account of any such scruple of conscience, in any
fart of ths British empire, though, as the Addreffors
alledge, the society has exited for upwards of an hun
dred years, during which period it has been obliged to,
and hill does, pay taxes, levied for the purpose of de
fraying the expences of military expeditions, both here
and in Europe; nor do we recoiled! to have found the
payment of such taxes on the lift of grievances annu
ally made out by the society, though they duly comme
morate those to which the clause in the charter of pri
vileges is evidently directed.
Thus their own practice becomes a flrong proof
against them, and (hews at least that, if their religious
principles are abridged, we are not the authors of the
abridgmenU---Our Petition is, that the scale of justice
may hang even, and if there are such ccnfciences as
scruple to have impartial jufcice administered, we pray
that this Honourable House may, in their wjfdom, dis
countenance them ; for if such scruples once obtain fa
vour from government, it is plain who are moil likely to
claim and reap the benefit of them.
We desire to conclude by assuring this Honourable
House, that we are determined, to the utmost of our
power, to support the Liberties of America, and to in
form them, that, as we aik no partial favour for our
selves, so we request that it may not be granted to o
thers ; We therefore beg that the Prayer of our Petition
may obtain the most feriohs attention of this Honourable
House,
Signed by Order of the Committee,
WILLIAM ADCOCK, President."
Saturday, November 4, 17'75. ^"°
The House met pursuant to adjournment, and taking
into consideration the appointment of Delegates for this
province in Congress, .
Refolded, That the Honourable Jobn Morton, Spea
ker, John Dickinson, Robert Morris,' Benjamin Frank
lin, Charles Humphreys, Edward Biddle, Thomas Wil
ling, Andrew Allen and James Wilfoh, Esquires, be,
and they are hereby appointed Delegates for this Pro
vince in the Continental Congrefs^
A resolve from the Honourable Continental Congress
by two of their members was laid before the House, and
is as follows, viz.
In CONGRESS, November 4, 1775.
THE Congress considering that the most perfect
union between all the Colonies is efl'entially ne
ceflary for the preservation of the just rights of 'North
America, and being apprehensive that there is great dan
ger of hostilities being commenced at or near Wyoming
between the inhabitants of Pennsylvania and those of
Connecticut.
Refolded, That the Assemblies of the said colonies be
requeued to take the mod speedy and effectual fleps to
prevent such hostilities.
Ordered, That Thomas M'Kean and Silas Dean,
Efqrs, wait upon the Honourable House of Assembly
of Fennfylvania with a copy of the above resolution.
By Order of Congress,
JOHN HANCOCK, President.”
Ordered, That Mr. Dickinson and Mr. Humphreys
make enquiry upon what information the above resolve
is founded, and report the fame to the House on Mon
day next.
1 Brass and iron candlesticks,
Tobacco and fnuff boxes,
Spring rat traps, and wire
r mouse traps,
Chest straps,
Cross garnet hooks,
H ana HL hinges,
bilk hooks of different forts,
I Nails from 6d. to god.
IClout nails from 2d. to 3d.
Brads frora ad. to 6d.
Refe tacks from 4 oz, to 16
Screws from ^ inch to 2 |,
rßone and fliam table knives
Barlow's best buffolow pen
, knives,
Pistol, cutteau and horn
pocket knives,
Drawing and shoe knives,
: Taylors shears,
Plane irons from 2 inches to
An assortment of bench and
moulding planes,
An assortment of deflc fur
niture,
Ditto of smooth, bastard,
and coarse files,
I Curry combs and brulhes,
Horse cards,
Girt and furfingle web,
Diaper and draining ditto,
I Nailing lace,
Curb and fnaffie bitts,
rFlat sets from No. 1, to 6,
Stirrup irons, swivel and
I plain,
Stapel, tuft; and garnishing
. nails,
Brass and glass sleeve but
, tons,
Watch chains, seals and keys
1. Pocket book,
Carpenters and shoemakers
nippers and pincers,
Harness, brad and Ihoe awls
M and tacks,
Brimftope, and
t rotten stone,
Flour and corn,
Emory,
Sheet lead and cordage, &c.
, &c. &c.
To be SOLD or LET,
And entered upon the firft Day of MAY next,
A Good house ahd small farm of land, Situate in the
town of Jamaica, on Lon| Island, opposite theCourt-
House, and within 43 yards or the Prefbytsrian Meeting
Houle. # It is a pleasant situation, and is a good fland for
a store or tavern ; the house almost new, with four rooms
and a kitchen on the firft floor, three rooms, a lobby and
a large linter on the second floor, with a lar,e garret :
I here 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 tor the above, (hall have an indis
putable title by applying to the fubferiber, living on the
premises. JAMES HUGHSTON.
Jamaica, nth Sept. 177 $.
; TEN_ POU NDTre
:W'™'^*™^ ° r broke out of
the pasture of the fub
fcriber,ontheVineyardTraa,
q,&q/ near t" e city of Philadelphia,
"^ ° n Sunday evening. October
1775, TWO GELD
INGS, one a large forrell,
remarkably well made, of a gay carriage, has a
switch tail, lately nick'd, about 15 hands high, 4.
years old, small star in his forehead, and gaulded in
two places on his back.
The other a flea bitten grey, 14. hands 3 inches
high, half-blood, 9 years old, well made, gauled
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, ffiall have Three Pounds
for each ; and if the thief be taken and prosecuted
to conviction, Five Pounds for each gelding, and all
reasonable charges. DANIEL CLYMER.
To be fold by way of public Vendue,
BY AN ADJOURNMENT,
On Thursday the 30th Day of November inst.
TWO Farms or Plantations, lying and being in
Bridgewater Townihip, County of Somerset, New-
Jersey, lately belonging to Hendrick Rynearfon, decea
sed ; the one lying adjoining Rariton River, on the North
Side, about 13 Miles from Rariton Landing, containing
about 350 Acres, with a considerable Parcel of low Land
and Meadow. The other lying on the Rear of Rariton
front Lots, about 11 Miles from said Rariton Landing,
containing about 300 Acres, with a fufficient quantify
of meadow thereto belonging. The said Plantations are
fufficiently timbered. The Vendue to begin at 10 of the
clock on said Day in the Morning, and to be held on the
firft above mentioned Premises, when the Conditions of
Sale will be published by
PETER VAN NEST, ? , ,
JACOB VAN NORSTAND,J " u ^ es '
READY MONEY,
For any QUANTITY of large or small
Old Brass and Copper,
By JAMES BYERS,
la WALL-STREET.
At the GOLDEN BROAD-AX in Beekmank-flip,
HAS still on hand a tolerable assortment of iron
mongery and cutlery, which Le will fell at a rea
sonable rate for cash, wholesale and retail; amongst
which are smiths anvils and hammers ; standing, bench,
and hand vices; mill, cross-cut, fanearing, hand, pannel,
tennent, dovetail, frame, and key-hole laws ; locks and
hinges of many kind and sizes, Shoemakers utensils, files
a-,d rasp& of many sizes, carpenters axes, adzes, compasses,
hammers, planes, plane-irons, augers, chizels, gouges,
firihers, &-c 6 koopers axes, adzes, &c. cuttoe 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,, (hotter and spring bolts,
taylors (hears, brass and iron candleflicks, brass and Reel
fnuff°ers-; plaited, steel, white and yellow Shoe, knee, and
'flock buckles ; iron coffee mills, iron pots and kettles,
with many other articles in the ironmongery way, &e.
Alf® Haarlem oil and Neurenburgh salve, with an affort
mens of nails.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
rtHAT a Constitutional Post-Office
1 is established in this City, by the Post-Master-
General of all the United Colonies on the Continent
of North-America, from whence the following Posts
are regularly dispatched:
To Philadelphia on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
To Albany on ThurGlay,
To Hartford, in Connecticut, on Thursday:
And to New-London, Newport, and Pro
vidence on Monday.
The Hartford and New-London Posts convey
Letters and Packets as far to the Eaftwaid as Perlf
mouth, in New-Ham,/hire.
EBENEZER HAZARD, Poft-Ma^er.
N. Bv The Office is kept at Noel and Hazard's,
near the Coffee-Houle.
,^ ft&fca, anato ^s^ b,
NOEL and H AZARD,
LAW of LIBERTY:
A SERMON on American Affairs.
PREACHED at the opening of the ProvinciAL
Congress of Georgia. Addressed to the
Right Honourable the Earl of Dartmouth.
To ivhicb is subjoined,
An APPENDIX.
Containing a concise Account of the Struggles of
S^wifferland to recover their Liberty.
By JOHN JOACHIM ZUBLY, D. D.
One of the Representatives of the Colony of Ge
orgia in the Continental Congress.
To be SOLD or LEI,
THE house now in the possession of Mr. David
Clarkfon, at the Whitehall, with two good large
store-houses and a Stable, very fit for a gentleman or mer
chant. For farther particulars apply to David Clarkfon.
SAMUEL BROOME and Company,
HAVING removed their store 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 Phoenix, living in New-York,
nearly opposite where said Broome and Company kept
their store. —They have still on hand, a small assortment
of Goods suitable for the approaching season, to be fold
for caffi or credit, or the ufuai moderate terms.
WOODWARD and KIP,
REQUEST those who are indebted to them, (such
in particular as have been tardy) to make immediate
payment, either to themselves in Lew-York, or to their
clerk at New-Haven in Connecticut, at the house of
Mr. Isaac Jones.
Hubert Van Wagenen,
To be SOLD Wholesale and Retail,
Very cheap far CASH.
At JOHN RICHARDSON'S
Hardware and Jewellery STORE,
In Cortland-Street, oppofitc Mr, John Leary's ;
AVery neat and general aflortment of jewellery, and
jewellers materials ; watches and watch materials,
good choice of gilt and plated bucklet, metal and steel
buckles; materials for coach-makers, ditto for fiddlers
and cabinet-makers; an elegant assortment of gilt watch
chains, ditto plated arid steel do. silk strings, best plated
spurs, with swan necks and silver chains, ditto, common
of several forts; fine fciffars, shoe and knee chapes,
jappanned tea boards, waiters and trays; gold scales and
weights, in japanned boxes; razor cases, with four razprs
&c. a few elegant guns, feme common do. one pair of
elegant pistols, ladies pocket books, hand vices, plyers
nut crackers, buckle patterns, metal llwe clasps, lables
for bottles, mother of pearl tea tongs, gilt sleeve buttons,
• common links of several forts. The fubferiber desires all
accounts against him may be brought in, that he may
fettle them ; and requests all persons indebted to him to
make immediate payment, that he may be enabled to
discharge his just debts, which will oblige their most
humble servant, JOHN RICHARDSON.
The fubferiber wants a woman servant. None need
apply without a good recommendation.
MADE his Escape from the Subferiber, the 30th
ult. at South-Amboy, a certain Samuel Hillfey,
by Trade a Taylor; a well made Fellow, about Five
Feet Eight or Nine Inches high, has a Scar on one of his
Cheeks, and straight black Hair: Had or a new dark
brown Broad Cloth Coat, with walk'd Steel Buttons- a
lightifh blue Vest, and dark blue Breeches. Whoever
apprehends the- id Hillfey, so that he may be had again,
ihall receive the above Reward, and all reasonable Char
ges paid by me
JACOB LAWRIE, Deputy Confiable.
Just PUBLISHED, and
To be sold by H. GAIN E,
At his Book-Store in Hanover-Square,
L E T T ER S
Written by the late Right Honourable
Philip Dormer Stanhope,
earl of chesterfield.
To his SON
PHILIP STANHOPE,
Late Envoy extraordinary at the Court of Dresden.
1 t 01mN
OUT of the Pasture of the Subscriber, living in
Stamford, on the 30th of Cfhober last, a black
HORSE, three Years old past, about 1, Hands and an
Half high, one hind Foot white, a Star in his Forehead,
and some whue under hrs Nose, a natural pacer, but
trots some. There was taken at the fame Time a Wo
man s Saddle, ofa ruflct Colour, Leather Housing, and
the fore Part of the Ears red Plush, almost new.
The supposed Thiefis a Man of middle Stature, finooth
face, ard about 21 or 22 Years of Age, wore a red Jacket,
black Breeches, and a light coloured Bearskin Sirtout.
Whoever apprehends the Thief, so that he may be brought
to Justice, and secures the Horse and Saddle, so that they
may be had again by the Owner, shall have a Reword of
Five Dollars, and all necessary Charges paid ; or Three
Dollars for the Horse and Saddle only, paid by me
THOMAS YOUNGS.
f) UN-away from the Subscriber, a Negro Man called
X M'ngo, 20 j ears of'Age, of a yellow Cast, round
race, and middling flat Nose, about five Feet two Inches
b'^/' lad on when he went away, a Felt Hatcut in the
ration, a brown Sirtout, a homespun freaked Jacket,
bomefpun chequered Trowfers, a Pair of blue Stockings
fpeckied with white ; carried with him a Pair of mix'd
blue home knit Stockings. Whoever takes up and fe
cureb the laid Fenow, so that his Master may have him
again, (hall receive Four Dollars Reward, and all rea
sonable Charges paid by me, Benjamin Hutchinson, of
Southold, Suffolk County, Long-](land.
T O BE LET,
(To be entered immediately)
1 A LL the large and convenient store-houses at the
North-River, which have been for many years
past occupied by the crown as provifiori ftoies; two of
them are upwards of 50 feet long and three Tories high ;
they are in excellent good repair, and calculated to ans
wer any purpose of (tores for a merchant, Haxfeed cr
bolting business, and will be let together or fep,rate ;---
also the house wherein the Commissary Generals office
was kept, which is large and convenient, and in a good
^and for a (hop-keeper; likewise the house next door to
uhere Mrs. Leake lives, in Nassau-street, to be let and
entered theist of November. Enquire of Mrs. Leake.
PURSUANT to an otto of the Hon. Daniel Hoff.
maiden, and Thomas Jones, Esquires, two of the
judges of the fopreme court of judicature for the province
of New-York; upon the petition of Thomas Hallett,
°f Queen's County, tayler, 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 (hew cause (if any they have)
on the 28th 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 Couth ward of the city
of New-York, and directly opposite to the Old Prelby
terian Meeting House, why an alignment of the estate
of the laid Thomas Hallett, Should not be made to John
Willett and Thomas Hallett, pursuant to the prayer of
the said petition, and the said Thomas Hallett be there
upon difeharged, pursuant to the directions of the several
acts made for the relief of insolvent debtors; which laid
several aCts, tho' 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 palled the 3d April, 1775.
Twenty Shillings Reward.
W'HEREAS on the Night of the 17th October,
the Boat of William Camp, lying at the White-
Hall Dock, was broke open, and a Paper Bundle taken
thereout, containing a new black Cordery Vest and Breeches
which had never been wore; the Vest was lined in the
Back with white Fustian, and faced with black Rattinet;
the Breeches was made without Lining, and had five
Buttons at each Knee: And as they will probably not
fit the Person who has them, the above Reward will be
paid him c,n his 'delivering them to the Printer hereof,
and no Questions asked.
To be fold at private Sale,
And entered upon immediately,
pleasant and commodious Situation of Doftor
,A John Hill, adjoining the Wallkill Meeting-House,
in Ulster County, with 70 Acres of Land contiguous to
the House. The House fe elegant and commodious, and
would in all Refpe&s suit any Person who wou'd incline
to carry on any public Business, or any Gentleman who
is fond of a Country Life, it being Situated in the Center
or a rich and populous Neighbourhood, where several of
the most public Roads in the Country inter fe& each other
at a small Distance from the House. Any Person inclin
ing to purchase the ' fame, may know the Terms of Sale by
enquiring at Mr. William Adams, Druggist and Apothe
cary, in New-York, or at said Doctor Hill's, living on
the Premises.
N. Bi Some small Families who may incline to retire
from the City to a Place of Safety, during the troubled
State of our publick Affairs, can be commedioufly Ap
plied with good Lodgings at said Kills.
Ibf plumb is a great Dieuretick, cleaning the reins of
fiime ; it expels wind, and is a sovereign medicine in tb
cbolick and griping of the puts. It allays and carries qf
four vapours which occafon many disorders in the bead, so
opens all obfruSions in the femach, lungs, liter, reins ar.
bladder y Causes a good appetite and helps digefie... It batb
beer, found wonderfully fuccefsful to fueb persons as are
going into chronicle diflempers, as afumas, pbtbifcks, or
foortnef of breath, dropfos and yellow jaundice. Now I
bope all impartial persons are fatisfed, that the medicine
which works upon fvb bumours, will almof teach any
difemper, if, not too far gone, jince corruption and putre-'
jaaion are the fore-runners of all diseases; therefore ro
better febyfek cam betaken for all ages, sexes and conflitu
tions, from infancy to an old age. 'lbefe plumbs are highly-'
serviceable to the female sex, from the age of 14 co 20
years, and from 40 to 50. Each box contains one dozsen of
these plumbs, price 8 fillings, with printed directions.
Soldby Hugh Gaine, in New-York, and by no other pferfon
in America, unless by bis appointment.
Diognoftick Signs of Worms.
PALENESS in the face, itching of the nose, bollownefc
of the eyes, grating of the teeth when aflety, dulnefs,
pains, and beavinefs in the bead, a dry cough, an itching in
the fundament, white and thick urine, unquiet sleep, often
farting, loft appetite, fuelled belly, knawtag and b:ting
about the fomacb, frightful dreams, extreme thirfs;tbe
body decayed and lean, fits, often vomiting,finking breath &c.
Directions for taking them,
A child from 1 to 2 years may eat one plumb; from
2^4 oneanda half ; from 4 to 6 two ; from 6 to S two
and a half • ,from S to 12 three ; from 12 to 15, and all
above that age, may eat four plumbs, one hour or two before
up tiling, not to drink during that time, but aferwardsfrink
l^arm tea, cubey, or water-gruel ; in taking them, the pa- •
tiery mufi fay twoor three drys betwixt each dose.
In agues, the fame quantity mus be taken, two, three or
four hours before the fit comes on, and be repeated three times.
Iffmfep%or chin-cougp,give the quantity above mentioned.
FIFIY DOLLARS Reward. .
13 UN-AWAY from the fubferiber, an English con-
V via servant man, named BENJAMIN SAGERS,
a blacksmith and gunsmith by trade, a very freight;
round lac d fellow, about five feet eleven inches high,
has a remirkible down frowning look, ffiort light hair,
and several fears on his head and face: Had on when he
went away, # a white shirt, blue coat, ftri,ed trowfer?,
Spotted flockings, new pumps, and an old beaver hat cut
in the fafhion: May probably forge a pass, as he writes
a good hand. Whoever takes up and secures said fervant'
in any of his Majesty's gaols, so that his matter may
have him again, ffiall have, if twenty miles from home,
Forty Shillings, if forty miles, Four Pounds, if eighty
miles, Eight Pounds, and if one hundred miles, the
above reward, and reasonable charges, if broughthome
^ b Z AWERAY RICHARDSON.'
A neat and general Assortment of
DRY GOO D S,
May be had at
P. M'D A VIT T's Store,
In QUEEN-STREET,
Among which are the following;
TOW and high priced callimancoes,
r ^/ Tammies and durants, furniture checks,
1 urkey stripes, Walloons and Ruffs,
Red and blue furniture callicoes, 2 purple ditto,
Chintzes'and muffins, humhums,
Cambricks and lawns, white flowered drawboys,
Rich lutcffrings and mantuas, sewing silks,
Scarf and hairtwift, rich fattens and peeiongs, black.
Black, blue, crimson and purple Manchester velvets,
Rose blankets and flannels, pennittons and Bath
r Coating,
With an assortment of metal buttons,
Knives and forks, mens (hoe and knee buckles.,
Holland rapes, ivory combs, &c. &c. &c.
Abb, some hhds. of well sorted Englilh glass.
Dr. R ANA '
Incomparable Worm-destroying
SU GAR PLUMB S,
Necessary to be kept in all Families.
go exceedingly valued by all people who have bad of them
O in Great Britain and Ireland, for their tranfeendm ex
cellency in the defraying worms of all kinds both in the bodies
of men, women, and children, by net only breaking the knots
in the Duodenum, or gutt next the ftomacb, but they pass
through the fmallef plages of the body, and purge away
those ropy and slimy buntours which are the cause of those
pernicious vermin, and the source of many other difrders ;
they are one of the be, purges in the whole world for grojs
bodied children that are apt to breed worms, and have fogo
bellies; their operation is mild, fafe and pleasant; tb,
wonderfully cleanse the bowels of all Jiff and dummy hu
mours wbub flop up the parts, and prevent the juice of
food being conveyed to the livtr and made blood, which is
often rue case with children, ard is attended with a bard
belly, finking breath, frequent fevers, rickets, and a decay
°f frergtb in she lower parts : Likewise fettled aches and
pains in the bead, fwdlings, old seres, scabs, tetters, or
breaking: out, will be perfcHiy cured, and the blood and fin
tforcd to itsoriginal purity and fmosthnejs; they purge by
urine, and bring away the gravel, and efcHually cure a'!
cbfrations of the urine, or ulcers in the Kidneys. Tb^ at
once frike at the true cause of the feurvy and entirely defect
it, and all icorbutick humours and ffets, root and branch,
so as ^wr to return again ; and what makes them more com
mendable is, they are full as agreeable, to both tafe and fgby
as ^ a f f u ia r i and in their operation as innocent as new:
I have by theft plumbs cured a great many ctildrn c
whooping, or ebin-esugbs, and agues, which difemten
very common and troublesome to families, and the f , f
these plumbs are the ruin of many childrens csnfitutiim..
Theje plumbs enrich and fwteten the whole mass ofb
CTr y off adgrofs, corrupt and putrid humours, and cm..
4 f'f b 4x3 healthy complexion in such as are affefled b^ ar
putr d mutter.
Two Rooms and a Kitchen,
rrio be LET, in a pleasant Situation, about fix
g Miles from Brookland Ferry. Enquire of Joseph
Woodard, at Bufhwick.
"FRANCTS VAN' DALE,
A Perfon of unexceptionable Character, having taught
French and other Languages, with good Success
in Ballon, and Newport in Rhode-Ifland ; Would be gla<
to meet in New-York, the fame Encouragement, bj
opening a DAY ard EVENING SCHOOL, at a ver;
reasonable Rate. The Terms are Forty Shillings each
per Quarter, half to be paid at Entrance. Ile lives at
Burling's-flip Corner, the second Door, next to Mr. Uf
tick, in Queen-Street.
Wanted to H IRU,
A Negro Man that understands cooking. Any Per.
son having such a one, and can recommend him
for his Honesty and Sobriety, may hear of a Place b,
applying to the Printer hereof.
rc'^^^pOßTY SHILLINGS r^7f
£' ™'' a " reafaabk charges will b&
m given to any person who will bring ts
^OHNDE LANCET, in the Lew,%
I ° r s ecure m 'be ci, of New-York or
1 cow, of Weftchefer, a Negro man.
Y^^v^Jh^HA w" '"' left bis mifrefs. He is a good
locking fellow, about fee feet eight
or nine inches high, civil spoken, a great cockscomb, end one
of tbebf waiters at a table in ibis country ; plays upon the
French born, is a toterab'egood cook, coachman and groom,
but bis vanity proving more powerful than bis bonefty, be
fraudulently obtained a fiver wateb, which being discovered
it is imagined otcafaned bis going off. He has several suits
of good cloatbs, was generally called Ceefar, but names
bimfelf %fepb L%o.