The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-07-14 00:00:00, page 4

Just imported by
PRICE AND SALMON,
At No. 20, in Queen-Street, a few doors above the
Fly-Market,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GO O'D S,
Which they will fell at a reasonable advance for cash.
Just opening, and to be fold by
William and James Douglas,
At No. 230, Queen-street, New-York,
, For CASH only,
AN EA T ahortment of goods, amongst which are,
ozenbrig*, linens, silk gauzes, thread hose, printed
linen and cotton handketch&s, hik gauze ditto, check
and striped Holland shirts, stitching, ounce, and coloured
thread, hats, gloves, and thread, tapes, shoes and boots,
nails, fafnionable buttons, buckles, and other hard ware,
dingle refined sugar, faddlery, stationary, and crown glass.
P. S. They will allo open during the course of this
week, a general assortment of^FngTfh, Russia, and India
goods, such as CLOTHS, CASSIMFRS, FUSTIANS,
JEANS,' SHEETINGS, DRABS, NANKEENS,
CALLICOES, MUSUNS, TABLE LINENS, LA
CES, RIBBONS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, PIECE
GOODS, &c. &c.
L O S T,
ON Thurfdey last, supposed on Staten-Island, near
the camp, a red leather POCKET BOOK, con
taining sundry notes and accounts of no use to any but the
owner. Whoever will deliver it at brigadier general
Skinner's, at Staten-Island, or at H. Gaine's, shall re
ceive half a guinea reward. July 7, 1777.
For SALE,
A Few barrels of tar and turpentine. Apply to Wil
liam Calderhead, at the house of Cameron and
Blaikie, head <>f Burlirie's-Rp, Qyen-ftreet.
Lis B. o n-vvtn -e?~
JUST imported from Lisbon in the Brigantine Rachel],
iCapt. Phillans, and to be fold by
Murray, Sanfom, and Co.
A T the ; r Store in Water-Street, betwixt Burling and
fl Beckman's Slip, a choice l'arcel of LISBO N
IV I N E, ip Pipes, Hogsheads, and Quarter Calks. Alf®,
3 few Boxes of LEMONS,
MASTERS of Vessels having Tin Ware,
or Iron Wire, to dispose of, may hear
of a Purchaser, by applying to
ANDREW COUGHLAN,
TINMAN,
At the Foot of Golden-Hill, in Queen-street,
No. 19;.
SUPERFINE FLOUR,
And frefh SHIP BISCUIT,
To be sold at Brooklyn Ferry,
By THOMAS HORSFIELD.
ON board a final! hoop or brig called the Humming
Bird, is a calk and some small parcels belonging to
Major Crew ; they were put on bar rd at New-York, and
lent to Amboy. The master is desired to fend them to
the printer, who will give those people who bring them,
TWO DOLLARS for their trouble.
~MA^D EIRA WINE.
A CHOICE parcel of Madeira wine, fit for im
mediate use, to be fold very cheap, for cash, in
types, half pipes, or quarter calks, by
V. PEARSE ASHFIELD,
In Smith-Street, facing Garden-Street,
WHO HAS ALSO,
Best English refined sugar by the hundred or smaller
quantity, Mufeovado sugar in barrels, best Taunton ale
in bottles.
coLinyß^r^ r,
Lately arrived from London,
At his store opposite General Cleaveland's,
Maiden Lanz,
HAS TO SELL,
A fine affortrnent of Engfa/b GOODS.
WANTE
A SERVANT well recommended, to wait on a
gentleman, who will gite him Twelve Guineas a
year and good eloathing, or Twenty and find himfelf.---
Apply to the printer.
A GOOD HOUSE in Chapel street, and cor
ftcr °f William-street, to be LE T T.---A wench
witn her child about 18 months old, a negro girl 13
fears old, and a boy 7 years old, to be difpoftd of. En
quire of Hueh Gaine.
jolt imp rteb in the Ihip General Howe, and 10 ne mid
By THOMAS MITCHELL,
At his flora in Quetn-ftreet, where Dr. William Stewart
formerly lived, opposite the Fly-Market, ,
T)ORT wine in bottles,
i Refin'd sugar,
Printed linen and check handkerchiefs.
Printed callicoes.
Cambricks, brdticks,
White linen and check fhirte,
Irish linen and Sheering,
Men's shoes fit for the army,
Snap, nails, &c, &c.
"FIVE DOLLARS Reward.
ABOUT the middle of June was taken from behind
a red ftote in Catharine-street, on the north fide of
the swamp, near the Jews burying ground, A L„RGE
IRON KETTLE, about 900 wt. the property of the
tubferibers, who have been informed it was carried away
tpori a long dray or truck, Any perfin giving intelli
gence where the said kettle may be found, shall receive
ths above reward from
JACOB WATSON, or
William backhouse,
for file.the following artic
n A adeira,
M^n,
Sherry, Fayal,
Malaga, K
Bed and white
port
Bett London porter,
French brandy,
White wine vinegar,
II) son, green and bohea teas
Loafand brown sugar,
toffee in bags,
Chocolate, mustard, spices,
Soap, bees wax,
Turlington's balsam,
iSpanish an^ French indigo,
0 Single Woman with a good Breast of Milk, is
£1 wanted in a Family in this City. Such a Perlon
% I, meet with Encouragement by applying to H.Gaine.
Archibald Cunningham,
'T.kes mis method to inform the PUBLIC, that be has
.cm ved from No. 9, in Queen-street, to Hanover
'quart, dir:&ly opposite Lord Howe's; where he has
cles,
Spermaceti mould and dipt
candles,
Almonds, raisins, currants,
Rice, fine fait.
Sail and seine twine,
Bottled and bladder,'d fntff,
Rappee, pigtail and cut to
bacco,
Pound pins,
s Ailfyice,
Capers, anchovies.
Olives, walnut liquor,
Flask oil, barley,
Hair powder,
Jamaica rum,
Molasses per hogshead.
To be fold by
JAMES STEWART,
At Burling's-flip, opposite Rhinelander's china ^pp, the
following articles,
A Few pieces fine yard wide Irish linen,
Yard wide citron check,
7-8 - - Ditto,
Sail duck No. 1 to 8,
A few cottons,
Women's thread and worded flockings,
Men's Ditto, Ditto;
7-8 linen ft/ipes,
34 check (tripes,
A few dozens of linen handkerchiefs.
Whalebone,
Long-Island pork,
A few porter barrels of genuine old Baibadcet cane
spirits.
Imported from Great-Britain, io t,e f^w George, capt,
John Aikew, and . 1 fi,< : Qy
John M'Lean & MonigHT.rry Kelfick,
AtP'oj'!::.
The following AR ItCLES, viz,
COARSE Kendal Pottons, ^4l Lru l ; broad cloths
of ail kinds, woollen rugs, wh'te o;.d b r &wf rznn
hurghs; haidwa.c, fmej; mei's and wear f; !cat!'.:t
shoes; women's cvimaacoe. ditto, men's worded Rack
ings ; earthen ware, forced; men's and boy's felt hats,,
check and check'd handkerchiefs, tingle refin'd sugar.
Cheshire cheese, grinding ftonts of different sizer, dipped
candles, soap, 6ds BJ. rod. and nod. nails, white rha
grey sewing thread, Russia linen, twist tobacco, prick or
carrot ditto, shag ditto, faftron cut ditto, Irish linen, po
. tatoes, onions, tar'd cordage of all sizes, paints of diffe
rent colours, oil for ditto, varnish, sweet oil, pickled sal
mon, coals in small or l^ige quantities, women's faftion
able hats and bonnets, women's fashionable fatten cloaks,
printed linen and cotton, printed linen and cotton hand
kerchiefs, emboss serge for women's pettveoAts, woman's
Venetian and poplin gown patterns, Women's beaver hats,
men's fashionable coats, men's suits with proper trim
mings of different Colours, Russia towelling, Madeira 2nd
port wine in .bottles, molasses in hogffieads, allspice, cof
fee, indigo, turpentine, cinnamon, writing paper, and fc-'
veral other articles too tedious to mention.
CT A convenient store is wanted.
f 0 BE ToTd~ -BY
DAVID MITCHELSCN,
No 9, Fly. Market,
A good assortment of china ware,
TAKEN up, a gray'd horse : The owner may have him
again, paying fc charges Enquire of Mr, Betts,
near the Battery^
CONSISTING of cups
and faucets for tea,
coffee, or chocolate ; mugs
bowls, &c.
Queen's ware crockery,
among which are cham
ber pots, large and small
breakfaft cups and fau
cers,
Wine glasses and tumblers,
Women's .fluff and leather
shoes,
Men's flreng shoes,
Fine stitched and bound do.
Springs, dials, pendents,
verges, plain and socket
hands,
By the latest Importation from London,
GOODS to be fold on the foweft Terms,
By JOHN M'KENZIE,
AtN°. 1092, in Water-Street,
Betwixt the Coftee-houfe and Fly Market, by the bale,
package, or piece,
For READY MONEY only,
Broad cloths,
Superfine and seconds,
Shalloons for ditto,
Caffimers, fagothees, duroys
and wiltons of different
colours,
Cambists and tammies,
Itifh iinens yard wide and
7 8, different prices,
Mens white and black Bar
celona cravats and co
loured silk handkerchiefs,
Fine large beaver ha's,
Officers, ferjeants, and sol
diers ready made fhirfs,
Soldiers flocks and clasps,
Madeira,-).
Red port, I
Lisbon,
Cherry and I^
Barcelona J
Best London bottled porter,
Williamson's heft bottled
Liverpool beer,
Jamaica spirits,
Weft India rum,
Molasses,
French brandy,
Geneva,
Single refin'd loaf and muf
covado sugars,
Also a parcel of frefl
A CO O K.
A COOK who can be well recommended for honefly,
sobriety and cleanlineft, may hear of a plac@ by
applying to the printer.
' L O S T,
BEING left in a house near White Hall flip, two
haversacks, containing one dozen pair of soldiers
shoes, sundry knives, buckles, and forae tobacco. Who
ever will bring the said haversacks and their contents, to
MefTrs. Coffin and Arderfon's store, shall have TWO
DOLLA R S reward."
^his Day is publifeed,
And to be fold by H. GAINE, (Price is. 6d.)
DISCOURSE
Ort II Tim. 111. 16.
Delivered in St. Paul's and St. George's Chapels, in
New-York, on Sunday the nth of May, 1777.
By SAMSEL SEABURY, M. A.
The above sermon was written several years ago, and
was preached in Trinity Church, in this city, in April
1773° No person, who has ever felt that partiality which
most men have for their own productions, will be sur
prised at the author's faying he was pleated with the com
pofitron. However, neither his vanity, nor the impor
tunity of friends, have been the cause of its publication.
Upon preaching it lately in St. Paul's and St. George's
Chapels, in this city, it fell under the censure of some
who heard it; the author hopes, er.ly because it was mis
understood.. He has therefore taken the liberty to fend
it into the world to speak for itfelf, and recommends it
to the proteaion of the candid and reasonable partof man
kind, to whose judgment, however it may make again#
him, he shall ever pay the greatest regard.
T O'BE~~ SOLV
HARRY PETERS,
At his store in Qneen-Street, No. 157, dire&ly facing
Peck's-Slif;
Brown thread flockings,
Cotton and lir.cn checks,
Striped linceys,
Excellent 'old red port and
sherry in bottles,
White port wine in quarter
calks,
I Vinegary railing,
Bohea tea in chests,
- Black cloth fit for leggings,
Slops, threads, bindings,
, Pettycoats, cloaks,
Cardinals and bonnets,
• tays, needles and pins,
Soap in boxes,
A few boxes Stockholm tar;
A variety of files and watch
materials,
HOWE's CELEBRATED
ACID FOR PUNCH,
Loaf and brown sugar,
sea, c ffee, raisins,
Mustard, barley, rice, soap,
candles,
Rappee and Scotch fnuff,
Pigtail tobacco,
Madeira,
P °"'a ! WINES.
Sherry, and(
Lisbon J
London and Glasgow porter,
and beer,
Rum and brandy.
Bohea tea,
Coffee and chocolate,
Cheshire and Gloucester
cheese,
Snap and candles by the box,
Pepper, allspice, mustard,
Best French indigo,
Best Scotch fnuff,
Writing paper,
Wrapping ditto,
Ink powder,
Corks, rice,
Irish butter,
Long and short pipes, by the
box or dozen, &c. &c.
h SHIP BREAD.
Salt, Flour, Sbipbread and Lime;
A quantity of each, to be fold by
Benjamin Huggett,
No. 44., Nassau-street,
THE fait is in barrels, and of a most excellent qua
lity, suitable for table use, fasting butter, &c. &c.
The flour is good, and just landed from on board a prize
lately arrived. The fhipbread is new, being frefh baked.
The lime very proper for whitewafliing hofa&c_
Board and Lodging,
WANTED by three single gentlemen, in Long-
Island, either in the fame hcufe or in the vici
nage of each other. They eXped only plain viftuals,
and will give no trouble. Any person itunay suit, will
be waited upon by leaving a direction for A. Bishop, at
the bar of the Merchant's Coftte-Houfe, New-York.
T) UN-away on Saturday the 21st ult, a likely negro
wench, named Charity, about ip years of age,^
feet high. She took a child with her, about two years
old, named Peter, who frequently calls the mother by
name. It is probable she may endeavour to get to the
White-Plains, as she was bought from ^oftor Graham,
about ten months since, and seemed anxious to get back.
Whoever apprehends said wench, and brings her to the
fubferiber in Chapel-Street, shall have Eight Dollars re
ward. _SA MUEL PEARCE.
ON Saturday night the 28th June, deferred from the
ordnance flip Nancy, William Brown, master, ly
ing at Staten-Island, and stole the fhip's jolly boat, Ri
chard Butler, and Daniel Sylveftcr: Whoever apprehends
the said two persons so that they can be brought to the
said William Brown, fl.all receive Three Dollars reward
for each. Richard Butler is about 5 feet 8 inches high,
well made, black hair, born in Philadelphia, and had on
when he went away, a gfey jacket without sleeves, a dirty
coloured shirt, dirty leather breeches, and grey yarn flock
ings. Daniel Sylvefler is about 5 feet 4 inches high,
thick set, vety swarthy complexion, short black hair, born
in Portugal, an^ had on a tary frock and trowfers and a
Dutch cap.
Ten Dollars Reward.
R UN-away from the Two-Friends victualler, Tho
mas Jones, master, on the 25th inst. John Davifon,
a tervant, about 20 years of age, black complexion, and
wears his own hair : Had on an old blue jacket and long
trowfers. Whoever will inform the said mailer so that he
may be fecuted, shall on his being so, receive the above
reward, paid by Thomas Jones, l)ing off the king's yard.
N. 8. All masters of vessels are forbid to harbour
him at their peril.
A Gentleman going to England, who has a consider
able firm of oid New. York and Jersey money, is
dehrous of exchanging it for cash, rtf a bill of exchange
on London. A very considerable premium will be given.
Enquire of the printer.
RUN-AWAY on Sunday the 15th ultimo, from the
Swan transport, Capt. Deal, an apprentice lad na
med ANDREW : He is a mulatto, was born in Hondu
ras Bay, about 5 feet high, straight, strong, black hair ;
hid on a blue suit of cloaths, with fashionable buttons,
and long trowfers. Whoever takes up and secures the
said boy, so that his master m;y have him again, shall
receive FIVE DOLLARS reward, paid by
JONATHAN DEAL.
j'O'HN CAMPBELL,
HAS for faie at the Fly-Market, a quantity of Eng
iilh loot legs, sole leather square cut and lides, a
large affprtment of men's and womea's shoes both leather
and linff, which he will dispose of on reasonable terms.
He wants journeymen shoe-makes, and will give them
5% 6d. per pair for men's, and ss. per pair for women's
work.
To be Sold,
ON board the schooner Rover, just arrived from
Halifax, and now lying at Blache's wharf, a
quantity of PITCH and TAR, salmon in tierces and
barrels ; mark ^1; herrings, &c>
D'E~S ERTED
FROM on board the Pacific!: transport, James Dunn,
master, three young men, sailors, viz. Archibald
Graham, about,s feet 9 inches high, brown complexion,
wears his own black hair, is a north countryman, about
27 years of age, and has remarkable white teeth.
Michael Burn, about 5 feet 10 inches high, yellow
complexion, light brown hair, wears a round hat, about
24 years of age, and born in Dublin.
William Baxter, about 5 feet 6 inches high, fair com
plexion, wea-s his own long brown hair tied behind, is
marked with the small-pox about 21 years of age, born
at Aberdeen, in Scotland.
Four Dollars reward will be paid for each of thefemen,
by the said master, to the person that shall apprehend and
feeare ^hem. June 27. 1777./
JUST IM?O RTED,
'By CHARLES GEDDES,
Watch-maker in Hanker-Square,
Facing Mr. Gaine's,
WATCHES of all Sorts,
.Stable GLASSES, &c.
SIX POUNDS Reward.
'Q5"'-4W.AY on the firfl day of June instant, three
NEG ROES, two men and one woman, the
property of George Shaw, of the city of New-York^
tanner. Oru about 6 feet high, or upwards, and goes
by thp nanr.pf ,AMES RICHARDS, or RICHARD
SON, the other negro named HARRY ROBBINS, of
a middling Nature, yellow complexion, and mighty com
plaisant in Wirourfe, but very deceitful and given to li
quor. Ihe other a negro woman, of a coal black com
pletion, ,frme # d ANN, very nimble and bri/k on her feet,
but bold and impudent behaviour, born in New-Castle
county, on Delaware#-
The two negro men have entered into his Majesty's
fcvi%ae waggon drivers, and their names are on the
Commiffiry's books, but are my property. Whoever will
tike up.be said negroes, and bring them to me the fub
frrire^ shall have the above reward, or FORTY
SHILLINGS for each, and all reasonable charges,
p^ by GEORGE SHAW,
J 6 HN IREL-A'NPT
HAS for sale, at his store opposite Richard Saufe's,
near the Fly-market, in Water-street, a large
quantity of
Men's fine and coarse shoes,
Hard Ware,
English and Wcft-India goods, as usual.
All every reasonable for case.
WHEREAS a number of persons that understand
the business of stacking and thatching of hay, are
wanted for that service, at the forage magazine at New-
York, Notice is hereby given, that such persons will, by
appiying at the forage-office in Dock- street, near the Fly
market, find good encouragement, provided they are ma
sters of that business.
New Irish Butter,
AT one milling and nine-pence per pound, arrived
last week, a choice parcel to John Young, in
Water-street, near the Fly-market ; who has also for sale,
bohea tea, at 87s. per dozen, sugar, rum, new rice, in
dtgo, r r ifh linens, brown drillings, WUli a mfon'&
Liverpool gR m bottles, fa, ^ - ?
Five Pounds Reward.
R UN-away from the fubferiber, on Tuesday the rfh
of April last, a negro man, of a yellow complex
ion, part Indian, well fit, walks with his knees wide
apart, flat nose, about five feet eight or ten/inches high,
forty five years of age, or thereabouts, goes by the name
of Abraham : Had on when he went away, a brown
homespun jacket, tow Ihirt, a pair of buckskin breeches,
black and white yarn flockings, and a new pair of ffioes.
The said negro took with him a small mulatto wench,
by the name of Moll, which he claims as his wife, and
two negro children ; one a boy three years old, the other
a girl five months old. The above negroes were seen 02
Long-Inland, not long since. Whoever apprehends the
said run-aways, and brings them to Thomas Bartow, in
New- York, or to the fubferiber, or secures them so that
the owner may get them again, shall receive the above
reward, or Three Pounds for the negro, and TwtyPound#
for the wench and children, and all re^fopable charges
paid by Thomas Pell.
Manor of Pelham, June 22, 1777.
Just imported in the Snow Annie, and to be fold by
the picksee, for
READY MONEY,
A large Affoxtment of Goods, amongst which are thd
following Articles:
LOW-PRICED Irish linden, brown & white Meeting,
bed tick, check handkerchiefs, brown and white
Ruilia drabs and meeting, printed cottons and linnens,
printed handkerchiefs, nuns, ftiching, coloured and
oznaburgs thread ; brown and white thread flockings,
shoes, fadlery, mens, youths & boys felt and caftor hats ,
German and Britim ozenbrigs, soldier's mirting, check
ffiirt:, ozenbrigs ffiirts and trowfers, sailors jackets, red
and white flannel, fuperfine Scarlet, buff, and white and
uniform broad-cloth, with trimmings suitable ; coarse
broad-cloth, beaver coating, duffle and German serge,
with trimmings; writing paper by the bale, half-bound
paper books, memorandum books, wax, Irish wafers,
quills and ink powder, window glass and putty, paints &:
oil, soap, candles, nails frowvqd, to god, brads & spikes,
copper and tin ware, fail cloth, feiti and fein twine,
cordage, small anchors, feel leather, porter, Iriffi beef 8-
pork, pit and cross-cut saws, flock locks and hinges, claw
hammers, drawing knives, lathing hammers, bricklayers
and plasterer's trowels, handsaws, chizels, gouges, plain
irons, and all forts of files, with a large afTortment of
cutlery and hard ware, Apply in Wall-street, at No. 46,
THOMAS BLANE.
*** WANTED, a convenient store or warehouse.
Choice Superfine and common
FLO U R,
ABOUT 140 barrels, to te fold by JOHN MUR
RAY, between Burling's and Beekman's-Slips',
in Water, street
To be SOLD,
At JAMES RIVINGTON's Store,
ALL forts of stationary, &c. Maredant's drops and
Keyfer's pills, a fre ffi supply lately arrived. Also,
mens cotton and thread stockings, at los. Ss, 7s. and ss.
per pair; mens shoes and pumps at izs.a pair ; womens
shoes at 11s. a pair; 1 dozen arrack to be fold at a very
low pr'ctj
A large Quantity of German
Scythes and Sickles,
WITH a general assortment of IRONMON
GERY and CUTLERY, just imported, and
to be fold by WILLIAM UStiCK, at ths. sign of
the lock and key, between Burling's and Beckman's-,
Slips, No. 3%.
Just imported in the Ihip Pole, John Maddock, master,
from Liverpool, and to be fold by
HENRY THOMPSON,
At Burling's-flip;
TO BE SOLD— BY 7 -
JAMES SAVAGE,
Five doors above Dover-Street,
In WATER STREET,J
A Variety of paints, Gun carriages,
White lead, Pound pins,
Spirits of turpentine, Needles,
Cordage; Sugar by the barrel.
Oakum, Nails,
Junk, Rosin, tar, &c. &c„
Wanted a number of pettiaugers;
to bring wood for the garrison.
MAR Y MIIOH~UL7L7
INFORMS her friends and customers, that ffie so
returned to New-York, and lives in the house (on>
Golden-Hill) formerly occupied by the widow Brats ;
, h " e .^ has for sale, very fine blond, fume handsome
bl r k joining lace, bruffels & nd black hec, women and
childrens fine cotton and thread stockings, fattens, modes
and perfians, fine cambrick, lawns and catgut, a genteel
aflortment of fans, with most other articles in the mil
hnary way.
reguefts the favour of those indebted to her, to
discharge their accounts, as soon as pofilble, her former
indulgence and her having been so long out of bufmefs,
she hopes will apologize for this request.
„N. B. She has also for sale, a few looking glares and
piaures.
firoPPE D, luppofed to be stolen, an anchor t The
D owner may have it again, by applying to Edward
Dougherty, at Murray 's-dock, near the Coftee-houfe.
Price ONE GUI N'E A.
To thePUBLIC,
To be fold, by the Inventor's Appointment, at t^e Bible
and Crown, in Hanover-Square, and rid v^ere else
in America,
T^ Salutary CONSERVE,
BEING an approved and infallible Preventive
from a Certain Disease.
The Author of thib Medicine is a Gentleman very
well known, both in the Navy and Army, for bis fuc
cefsful Practice in Physic and Surgery, he has had re
peated and ineonteftible Proofs of the good Effeds of hie
Medicine, which he. was prevailed on to give to the Pub
lic some Years ago, in Europe, at the earned Sollicitati
ons of some of his intimate Friends,---The Applica
tion of it is simple and easy, as will appear by the printed
dire&tons given with each Phial.
JARVIS ROEBUCK,
Cork Cutter,
At his house in King-ftrett,
CARRIES on his bufinefa as ufuaf, and will serve
the public in every thing in his Way on the belt
and most reasonable terms: He has now on hand a large
assortment of brufhos, best loaf sugar by the quantity or
single loaf; best hyfon tea at 40s. per lb. also the best.
of London spices, nutmegs ui, 6d. per lb, ©act
ci^pon ~j^ tyry ah, per lbs
OLD bottled port wine,
Liverpool Salt,
Soap,
Window glass,
Felt hats,
Manchester goods,
Flaxen linens,
An assortment of woollens,
Twist and sewing silk,
Pins,
i Canvass No. 1 to 8,
Oznaburghs,
Dowlafs,
Irish linen,
Irish fhecting,
Shalloons,
Callimancoes,
Camblets,
Durants,
Sailors jackets, &c. &c.