The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1778-01-26 00:00:00, page 2

Ris Majesty's mbit gracious SPEECH to
both Houses of PARLIAMENT Nov. 20.
Tis a great ^tisfattion to me, that I can
± have recourse to the wisdom and support
of my Parliament in this conjuncture, wbch
the continuance of the rebellion in North-
America demands our most serious attention.
'( he powers which you have entrusted me with
for the suppression of this revolt have been
faithfully, exerted; and I have a just confi
dence, that th; conduct and Courage of my
Officers, and the spirit and intrepidity of my
fdrc^ bo h by sea and land, will, under the
blchin, of divine Providence, be attended
, with important fuCcefs : But as I am persua
de& that you will fee the necessity of pre
paring for such further operations as the con
tingencies of the war, and the obstinacy of the
rebels, may render expedient, lam for that
purpose, pursuing tie proper measures for
keeping my land forces compleat'to their
t establishment; and if 1 Should have
An to increase them, by contracting any
4 ' engagements ; I rely on your zeal and
: spirit to enable me to make them good.
eceive repeated assurances from foreign
powers'cf their pacific difpofidons. My o^n
cannot be doubted: But, at this-time, when
the armaments in the ports of France and
S lain continue, I have thought it advisable
jt)m;ike a considerable augmentation to my
nav. I force, as well to keep my Kingdoms in
a refpe&able state ol security, as to provide
tan adequate protection for the extensive com
merce of my Subjects; and as .on the one
,hand, 1 cm determined that the peace of
Europe (hah net be dilfutbed by me, so, on
the other, I a ill be always a faithful gaardi
.an of the honour of the Crown of Great-
Britain.
Gentlemen cf the Honfe cf [Commons,
I have ordered the elUmates.for the ensuing
year to be laid before you. The various
services which I have mentioned to you will
unavoidably require large iuppfes: And
nothing could relieve my mind from the
concern which I fell for the heavy charge
which they mod bring on my faithful people,
but the perfect conviction that they are ne
ceghry for the welfare and the cffential inte
reds of my Kingdoms./
M, Lords and Gentlemen,
I will fleadily puifue the measures in which
we are engaged for there-establishment of
that constitutional lubofdinaticn, which, with
the llriflingt/f God, I will maintain through
the fcveral parts of my dominions: But I
.flail ever be watchful for an opportunity of
putting ago? to the efluffion of the blood of
my fubjefts, and the calamities which are
inseparable from a Bate cf war. And I Rill
hope, that the deluded and unhappy multi
tude will return to their allegiance, and that
the remembrance of what they once enjoyed,
the regret for what they have loft, and the
feelings cf what they now fuffer under the
arbitrary tyranny of their leaders, will re
kindle in thHr« hearts a spirit of loyalty to
their Sovereign, and of attachment to their
mother country ; and that they will enable me,
with the concurrence and support of my par
liament to accomplish, what 1 shall conlider as
the greatest happiriefs of my life, and the
greatest glory of my reign, the relioration of
peace, order, and confidence to my Ameri
can colonies.
Philadelphia, January 3.
The pairs taken by the leaders in The jrefent re
btllion, with a vnew fclely to the premotic n < f their
own ambition, and the etfab!ifhment of their intole
,dde tyranny, is not to be paralleled in any hiltory.
Mil epidentation, hifh,od and fraud, hart been the
cleans by which it has been begotten, brought forth,
2nd bourifh.-d. A people, in the enjoymentef more
I iberty and b.appintfs than exited in any other fpet cn
the globe, they have deluded be these unmanly arti
fecs from a Rate <f peace, plenty and frecdem, to
that ot w«r, ivant, and mexprefble tjrannj. 'Tis
tue the fild ot falfhocd at d deception is, hv a
variety of ciixwmftanccs, grown more confined ; the
people's credutry too often impeded on, at length is
to a manner, font againit their glaring imp. tinons.
They find, mdead < f receiving at the hands of these
demagojuvs the liberty so often solemnly promised,
they have nothing but the black and racking potion
<.f opprf ffinr. They have taken a candidand thought
ful y.?w of their \^ent extreme m'fer, under this
oppu Brim, cal compared it with that scene of free
acm and bappinefs which they were in the full pof-1
Action of under the mild rule of the best of fore
reigns, and yet, it is Grange to ted, that these dar
ing deludes cf mankind, never out of hope---never
tiled of their wickedmfs, and without the least re
,morfe at the bleeding idrefs of th ir country, or at
the Altitude of fouls they hate but vied into eternity,
with ut the shortest opportunity of repentance, to
§ ratify their irifatir ble tLeL for power, they still con
tinue their exempts to delude their brethren, and to
facr;fi:e them to it.
We find in the present defyrite ciraumflanccs ci
their Ofirs, they are driven to the mod improbable
ardirded evident untiut^s, to fopport them a little
longer—-They have pudithed in their papers extrr&s
of letters ; probably wrote at the foot of Congress,
as has been often heretofore pr^l fid, ^ffertin^ the
pgifp<a of a ww between Great- Britain and France,
an I even in the General Orders from head-quarters,
the fame improbability is intimated. It is true,
this is but faintly and modestly done'. It is there
only hinted, that “ There are reasons to believe the
period is not very distant when (he will take a more
active part, by declaring war against the Briti/h
---crown." However, that the unhappy people of
America, already too often and too long deceived by
the fame delusive tale, may judge for thcmfelves, the
printer thinks it a piece < fjuftice due to his country,
to give them the other file of the question, not rely
ing upon vague repor:s---but uponfaTf founded
on authentic! letters and affidavits, to be seen by any
candid enquirer.
Extras o, a letter from tie right Hon. Lord ,
# dated London, zgtb Au,f, 1777.
" Being just returned from France, I think I may
venture to allure you that the Frendikourt will not
give us any interruption in putting an end to the re
bellion."
Another letter from the famenobleman of the fame
date.
" I am just returned from Paris, where I ^re
every reyfon to think they mean to be pacific."
“ Philadelphia, ff.
" q'"^ 2 sth day of December, in the yea
our Lord 1777, before me the subscriber,
appeared Capt. Patrick Barry, who being duly sworn
on the holy Evangelists of Almighty Ged, did de•
pose and fay, that be left Bordeaux, in the kingdom
ot France, on or about the middle of Augult Ts,
and failed to St. Martin's ; that while there, ce• :
accounts came down, informing that the fchc
Liberty, an American veffd, and the sloop Seaff
er, from New-England, having military stores
board, were both seized, with the Did dores, b
orderfrom the court at Paris, to the proper omc
Bourdeaux, and that they were accordingly unlade?.
And further this deponent' faith not.
Sworn before me the day and,ear above mentis'
JOS. GALLOWAY, fuperintendent-ger^
Philadelphia, ff.
" CT""'" 25th day of December, in the ye~.T
A our Lord 1777, appealed before me th. FA
fetiber, Capt, Mik Cullen, who being duly ; ' ; rr .
on the holy Evangelists of Almighty God, da
pose and fay, that he left Bourdeaux, in the kir
dom of France, about the beginning of October
last ; that about three weeks before he failed fro
thence, the flcop Seaflower, an American vcffel, free.
New-England, having a quantity of military ftou.
cn board, defined for America, was seized by a fy
cial order An down from the French court at Par
to the proper officer at Bourdeaux, ar,d all the so
ifores unladen; hud when he came away the,Phi
.vefclftill remained itized, and not discharged. And
further this deponent faith not.
MARK CULLEN.
Sworn before me,
JOS. GALLOWAY,Superintendent-general.''
~—-.OTlC4vfftfr;M\h '4i<¥^ ', 'OT.„ : CTAtt „rt
Idem Rebel Papers.
LAN C ASTER, Dec. 3 r.
By a gentleman who arrived here yefterdy from
Jamaica, b t lad from Cape Nichola Mole; we learn,
that 12,(,00 men had arrived at the Havannab, and
that every tlfng wore the appearance of an immedi
ate war with Gre t-Britain. This gentleman fays,
/hat in Jamaica Agar fold for nineteen fliillirgs per
hundr d, and Jamaica rum at one sh Iling and ten
pence per gallon.
Extrafl 0) a letter from WiltiamJburg, (Virginia.)
" In hopes to throw in a body of men, which
may enable General Washington to do something
this winter, we have paHed a bill to fend him five
thousand men immediately as volunteers, to f.rve
fix months after they join him."
BURLINGTON, Dec. 31.
Since our last we learn, that a great part ot the
British army, on Sunday fe'nnight, crossed the
Schuylkill, and have potted themfelycs on the heights
of Darby, half way between Philadelphia and Chef
ter —That fcveral fkirmi&es hav*.,happened between
their Touting parties and ours ; in which the former ,
are said to be corfiJeraple lockers' ;'but the particu
lars are not yet come to hand.
For two days pad the weather has been so intense
ly cold, that the Delaware, opposite to this city, is
frozen over.
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PUBLIC AUCTION,
This Morning at XII o'clock.
Will be Lid on the Coffee-houfe bridge,
For the benefit of the infarers,
A Quantity of rigging, fails, spars, two'
anchors and cables, &c. being materials
fayed from the ship Adventure, lately wreck'd
on Long-Island ; —alfo the hull of the said ship,
as it now lies (with the lower mads Handing)
on Wine Hill Beach, south fide Long-Eland.
' O be fold at public auction, on Thurs-
I day the zgth/inftant, at 12 o'clock, rs
.the Merchant's Coffee-hcufe, the brig DIANA,
lying at Tolmie's wharf. Inventory to be seen
at Thomas Ludlow's, jun.
For SA~L E,
ANEW seven inch hawser, a parcel cf new and
old cordage, one anchor about four or five hun
dred weight, a final! quantity of fpike'nails, twelve
pieces Russia duck, three barrels beef, a calk of rice,
and sugar in barrels, soldiers shoes and Hockings,
and Sundry other articles. . Enquire of the printer.
TsaTTUTkTFT
In Duke-Street, No. 22,
Has imported in the last (hips from London,
A N affortmenc of European and India
I X GOODS, which he will fell very rea
sonable for cash.
^PHILADELPHIA,-
The Schooner
IBBWILLIAM,
Henry Davis, Master ;
11 /TAUNTING fix carriage guns,
with final! arms and men ah
fweiable, now lying ar Cruger's wharf, and will be ready
to fail with the firft convoy. For freight or parage apply
to the master on board the vessel, who has for sale, an
anchor near a 1000 wt. and a 12 inch cable, 70 fathoms,
a mofei boat a Yawl, ard a parrel n r carpenter, tools.
Sent away in Mistake,
FROM cn board the uhi? Hannah, Capt. Watson, a
hex of cl e rs mark'd P. B. Whoever has it in pos
session is requeued to inform the printer hereof, or the
Crprain on board at Murray's wharf.
STOLEN co of the house of the fubfer ber, living at
Bloomingdale, on Wednesday la 2, a silver watch,
w ha steal chain, and a silver seal, and a man's head en
g avid oni'. The letters V. D. were in a cypher on
the outside of the case. F< ur Dollars reward will be
given to any person who rtturns the watch '0
WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
For bale at the Store of
URIAH HENDRICKS,
Opposite the sign of the Golden Key,
In HaNOVFR-^QUARE,
AQuiqtitycf new rice lately landed, in tierces and
half tierces, I co pair of mens shoes and pumps,
at B<. per pair by the dozer, a quantity of fine French
dowlas sheeting very cheap, wide French vetery and ozen
brigs, Li/h dowlas linen, striped Indian blankets, 7s, a
piece by the quantity, fine holland checkt and striped li
nens, camblets, fail duel:, felt and caftor hats, ready
made Ruflia linen fheeas, pack pirri, &c.
DELIVERED from on' toaru the Britannia, Capt.
Rail, from London, the gift December, 1777, to
William Phillips, cartman, a case aud bale, (both marked
R □ G; the case No. 11, the bale No. 5) which the
faio William Phillips has delivered to a wrong house :
The gentleman that has received'them, will please to leave
a line at the Coffee House.
To be SOLD,
Few quarter ctfks of best eld cherry wi. 01
. ately imported tr m Cadiz, and never yet Loder,
a few jars of fine Spanish olives, and a few neg of
talian anchovies. Enquire on board the Ihip PhL
'll/: at Bache's wharf.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Nurab. 6. Queen-Street,
Has just imported a cargo or goods, which he will dispose
of by the package on very reasonable terms, for cash
or Bills of Exchange." The different articles he has
for sale are,
S SUPERFINE broad sloths of feffiionable colours', a
I general assortment of fecend^ ditto, German Serges,
hunters, frizes, coatings, kerfeys and fearnoughts, fu
perfine white And yellow cafm^rs, fhaloons, death, head
buttons, end oil other trimmings compleat for the above
cloths, ready made duffle great coats, ditto jackets of
fpott^d ermine, and blue and green frize, best rose blan-
Jtys, Dutch blanketing, spotted ermine, fuperfine white
flannel, tammies, durant, ealimaneces and everlastings,
India nankeen, black and coloured Barcelona handker
chiefs, India checkt ditto, men and womens worsted
hose, mens Sanquhar and white yarn ditto coarfi and
fihe Scotch blanketing and plaiding, black plaiding
, breeches, cord-lure new cut, feperfine Norwich,crape ard
Italian hat ditto, fcarl# tieth cloaks, ditto cardinals,
tr^mm d with fur, lady's faflrionable bl-ck mede hats
and bonnets, ditto black and white 61k cloaks rich'y
trimm'd, men and womens gloves, Ihammy ficins, ivory
and hern cemhs, herdware, cross cut saws, Oznuburgh,
Pitching and nuns thread, bailors trowfets, check'd linen
and .ditto handkerchiefs, mens check'd 2nd linen fhius
fine and coa fe, printed cloths and handkerchief, black
ribbons, Iriffi linen and ffieeting, brown Russia sheeting,
German ozraburghs, writing paper, pins, needles, few
: ing silk, cap and Skeleton wife, vermilion Wafers, blank
books, glals ware, felt end-carter hate, copper, and tin
ware, iheet lead and drop Ar t, mens military, common,
best- plain and pro's fhdes, ditto finale and double chan
nel pumps, womens leather and caFmanco, Ihoes and
pump, bogikin saddles plain and full welded, portman
teau ditto with furniture, portmanteau leather trunks
with straps and locks, bend leather and horse hides,
Scotch fnuff, nails from 2d. to zod. scupper and sheath
ing ditto, linseed cyl, all kinds of ship paints', fig blue,
painters brushes and tools, scrubbing and tar brushes,
mops, large hair trunks in neftr, tarred cordage, mofily
running rigging , flax and hemp fail cloth, from No. 1,
to No. 7.
V ra wine by the pipe,,
qu#er calk or dozen,;
Ditto Sherry,
Ditto. Lisbon.
Ditto Ttner'ffe,
Ditto Red lore,
Claret by the d< zen,
. London Porter by. the hcgf.,j
, head or dozen,[
Tar.ton Ale by the d, zen,|
Tnglifti Cyder by ditto,|
Old Jamaica Spirfyby the
hog (head, or left quantity,'
Ditto .Cane Spirits, , ,1
Ditto Weft India Rum,
Holland Geneva,
French Brandy,.
,Shrub,
' A neat assortment of home
spun Gin and Brandy,
very little infer ior to Hol
land or French,
,All fort, of the best of Cor
dials,
Moh.fts,
Single, arid double refined
Leaf Sugar,
Mufebvado Sugar by the bar-'
rg), or less qfiqtiy,|
WIT H,
A variety of neat buttons proper for the army and navy,
a large assortment of sewing silks and threads, soap and
candles in fraall boxes for families, a large quantity of
the fineft English bacon, Weftmoreland and Yorkshire
hams, a quantity of the best split peafr, arid a variety of
other article#
A w-York Alms House Lottery.
; HE public are hereby informed that the numbers,
§ prizes, and blanks of this lottery are now ^rolling
, rnd will be put in the v.hcus on Monday 2d of Feb
c, when the drawing will commence at the house of
Mr. David Grim, No, 439, William-ftrcet, under the
inty &ion of gentlemen appointed by authority for that
peer )fe.
% {venturers are requeued to make speedy application
% me
lICKE T S,
<tfch yerj^tM inthe F-^& of the managers.
ILAAREcA
A Remarkable' th p, b<rik for the
'^^^-fy All trade; minting 12 four poun^
^^ —filets, and -H nw/d; has excellent
ucommedatjor.s for paffepgerst Apply to Samuel Bafik
n, or the said master on board, at Cruger's wharf#
PHILIP KISIC K,
Vintner and Distiller,
A. the upper End of Qfon-ftleet, has for Sale at his
House, Numb. 125. 1 ,
™^ / FRY fire old Madei^Beft Hyfon ard Rohea Tea,
Irish mess beef in tierces,
Bacon hams
Single refin'd loaf sugar in
tietecs,
Old Jamaica rum,
Port wine in Calks of fix
dozen each,
Vinegar,
Hard soap,
j:f imported from London in!be St. Mary's Packet,
and Britannia, and to be fold at No. 52, f^tw
freet, opposite Beekman or Chapel-freet, by the
package or Jingle piece, on the moji reasonable terms
for c@, the following goods, viz.
SUPERFINE CLOTHS,
Q Middling and coarfc do.
Yorkshire plains,
Hunters and forrtft cloths,
Bath coating, and proper
trimmings.
L'nfeye, fwanfkins,
Flannels, baizes, serges,
F-arnr ughts, halfthicks,
Kerfeys, beat skins, duffles,
Frizes, kendal cottons,
Shalloons, calamancoes,
Durants and tammies,
Evtrlaftings, moreens,
Sa,othees, bed blankets,
Duffle blanketing,
A large quantity of yarn
and worsted flockings,
proper for fqldiers.
Silk, worsted, cotton, and
thread fteckings, for men,
woman and children,
Rugs and carpetting,
Womens linen jean and
worsted mitts and gloves,
Silk and worsted breeches
pieces,
Mill'd gloves and caps,
Cotton and worsted Gaps
and gloves,
Mens and womens shoes,
Mens and boys hats,
Silk and check handkfs.
Checks, dowlas and sheeting,
Velvercts, thicksets,
Corderoys and Cerdelures,
Dutch cords,
Jeans, dimothecs,
Counterpanes,
A general assortment of mil
lenary and haberdaffiery,
A quantity of neat quilted
pettycoats,
Gold and silver lace,
jßeft Cheshire and Glc ucefler
I Chpfe, - /'
jßert Caflile Soap by the box,
I or left quantity, -
I'Common1 'Common ditto,
Candles by the bex, or less
quantity,
iCoflee,
^Chocolate bye the box or
sdozen,
[Bert Durham Murtard,
:Rice;
fißaifins by the keg, or less
[quantity,
Scotch Barley.j
Spermacceti Candles by the
bry,
Mens Beaver Hats,
Cznabrigs,
, Corks, )
F° r lg% e ,:
Pepper,
Ajifpice,
Cinnamon,
Cloves,
Mace,
[Nutmeg,
'And sundry other Articles,
Itop tedious to mention.
Durham murtad,
Gloucester and Cheshire
cheef-,,
Parley in kegs and.barrels,
Oatmeal in barrels,
Candles moulded and dipt,
Pitch ar d tar,
Rail brimstone.
LUK
dtdefare fa - ffrf- d fr f Mr < ^
erf oner ot Little 'Doci-flreet,
BES I Ir.lh r,e;f in tierc:sl
and b^^ri
Kofe butter.
Cheshire cheefs i n hampers.
Common and pearl barley i,
1-2 barrels and kegs,
London porter in bottles
Red port wine in ditto
Jamaica spirits,
Single refined sugars,
Bohea, congo arid hyfon tea
A quantity cf Liverpool salt
Broad cloths, middling am
wih trimming.
and green,
Spotted and thickset rugt,
7.4 8 4, and 9 4,
Torrington rugs,'
Plaid and blanketing,
Rose and defile blanket.
Carpetsand coverlids,
Beken hair matraffes,
Bolftets and pillows,
lifh linensmoarfe end fine,;
Vfhite arid brown ffieetings|
German dowlas, -|
Checklinen and handkfr#
White ar^t,check linen shirts
White and lrown ozenbrigs,
Tweel sicking,
Nuns white, ozehbrig, and
coloured thread,
leans, dimities, vdverets,
'King cord, conducts,
Cambists, .caUimappoes,
Shalloons, tarimies,
Lasting, bombazeens,
Muslins, cambricks,
Clear and figured lawns,
Lawn handkerchiefs and
needle-work'd lawn
aorons,
^- For LONDO N,
" (To faii with Convoy)
A The Bri g DAVIS,
PIPPARD, Master;
A Very fart sailer; good accom
ltffel^f#i^ #1 modations f<h prffengtrs, and
ready to take in : For freight or pas
sage, apply to the master on board at Hallet's wharf, or
V. Pearfe Afhfield, No. 497, Smith-rtreet. Who has
for file, Madeira wine of the firft flavour and quality,
very low fir cash.
Wrapping Paper,,
Chambers's best Virginia fmoaking Tobacco^
manufactured in London, and universally
esteemed by all who use it;
The best HYSON TEA,
Children's BOOKS of all Sorts,
And a general Assortment of STATIONARY,
of the best Kind^ and at the cheapest Rates,
Sold by VALENTINE NUTTER,
Oppofte the Coffee- House,
Of whom may allo be had,
Gaine's Universal Register for 1778.
A Quantity of HouJbold and Kitchen Furniture,
Bedding, Tables, Chairs, Pots, &c. to be fold
at pubtick Vendue on Tburfday next, at the House of
WILLIAM HICK, No. 326, oppoJite Mr. Isaac Low's,
in Dock-Street.
Gaine's Universal Register,
0 r,
American and British Kalendar,
For the Year 1778,
Is just published, and to be bad at his Book Store in
Hanover-Square.
To be S 01
By MICHAEL KEARNEY,
1a Sm th-street, corner of Kiag-ft cet,
Mess pork in barrels,
Ox tongues in half ditto,
Rose butter in firkins,
&d a few hhds. of excellent bottled c!#reh
Juft,importer in 'the Endeavour, Capt. Hope, from Lon
don, and to be fold on very reafonabib terms by
PATRICK JEFFREY,
At his ftbre No. sty Queen-street, nearly, opposite to
Beekman's-flip,
CH OIC Elnew beef irjCctten velvets and velveret
tierces and barrels, [Thickfets, fuflims,
Ditio pork in barrels, also 'a Corduroys, bed bunts, &c.
few half barrels made up White and coloured sewing
for family use, | thread arid silk,
Choice full bound firkins ofSlops in great variety, viz a
rose butter,
Yorkshire hams nicely
fmoak'd and fmali sizes,
Tongues in half barrels,
Gloucester cheese,
Hyfon, finglo and bohea teas,
Loaf sugar single and double
refined,
Porter in calks and bottles,
Ringwood ale in bottles,
Port,Lifbon and sherry wines
Brown and white soap,
Mould and dipt candles,
Fine and coarse woollen
cloths in great variety,
with linings and trim
mings, &c.
Kerfeys, beavers,
Bath coatings and ftrouds,
Red, white and embofs'd
flannels,
Rugs an! blankets in great
variety,
Irish and British linens of
various prices,
Oznaburg'ns, and fail can
. vafs from No, 1 to 8.
Brown .nd whiteßuffia drabs
Stuffs of various forts for
women's gowns,
Moree ditto for ditto,
Printed cottons and linens
f@r ditto,
Women's hats, cloaks am
cardinals,; .'-
Striped and check'd Holland
and linens,
JcLuze and ^a^ze htndfo^
tibbons, black feathers,
.adits drefe caps fashionable.
Plated gold budons,
Gold-arid uriei h^t loc?< zn4
buttons,
Icartet cloaks rod rtriM,
Black fatten cardin
med,
Printed linens und eottnos
the newest .ri uMt a;
proved patterns,
India clo hr and hi rizes,
^Printed linen and c on.
Mens, womens, and chil
drens stockings,
Worsted breeches pieces,
Mens, womens; and youths
leather Ihors and pumps,
Cillimaricoe rtiheo;
Strong military Ihoes,
An afortmerit of fiddles'
and faddiery,
/Hard -leather portmantua
] trunks, with straps and
Imail pillion,
Mens f.rihionable hats
3Writing paper,
, Scotch fnuff in bottles,
Pigtail tobacco/
IGlafs ware arid crown win-
I dow glass,.
Stones and earthed ware,
Copper, pewter, tin ware,
iCntlery and hard ware,
Cordage whiteand tarf'd,
[Nails from 2d. to zod. in-
I elusive,
German and English steel,
Garden spades, frying pang
Iron pots, camp ovens, &c.
jackets, frocks, settees,
great coats, boot cloaks,
checle shirts, &c.
Military shirts and shirting
linen,
Ditto strong ffioes and yarn
hose,
Stockings, silk thread and
worsted,
Breeches pieces,
Handkerchiefs, silk, cotton
and linen, .
Men's fine and coarse ffioes.
Women's and boys ditto,
Women's ffufF ditto,
Best tanned leather cut in
soles and heels,
Shoemakers tools, wax, bris
tles, thread. &c.
Saddles and bridles,
Men's and boys hats various
prices,
Knives and fork-, buckles,
Nails, axes, coopers tools,
Saws, gimolets, compasses.
Hatchets, hinges, locks,
icilLs, bellows, shovels,
Spades, bliftererj and Ger
man rteel, with a treat
variety of braziery, hard
ware, pewter and tin ware
Needles and piris,
Writing paper, ink powder,
quills, &:c.
Playing cates,
Oils and paintersxoloirs,-
Corks and medicines,
•Virdow glass various ffzcs.