The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-08-18 00:00:00, page 3

ExiraA of a Letter f on: Fort-Cumberland, dated
July 18, 1777.
“ The Works go on as b dkly as when you left
its. Major Studhohn, with Lieutenants Clinch and
Short, and about 30 Men of this Garrison, left this
cn the 26th June, for the Rirer St. John's, where
they were to be joined by a Company cf the Emi
grants, and a volunteer Company of the Halifax
blditi/.: We have for some Time expelled authentic
Intelligence from them, but have not any yet that
can be depended on. Various are the Reportsof the
Rebel Force on the River ; but I hope our Party will
soon be able to give a good Account of them."
The new appointed Governor of the Province of
' Georgia, has we hear been lately killed in a Duel by
a Rebel Officer named Me Intofh : We are told he is
succeed-d in his Office by a Person of the Name cf
Thompson, who lately kept a Tzvern in that Country.
The 9th Inst. Capt. Johnson, of the Ship, Mary,
mounting 14 Guns, failed from the Hoik, for Jamai
ca, in company with the Sloop Dolphin, Capt.
Mason, of to Guns. In the Afternoon of the fame
Day, they were atta< ked by a Rebel Privateer of 18
Guns, and full of Men. A hot A&ion ensued,
which continued upwards of fix Glasses, when the
Pirate was obliged to sheer off, with considerable
Loss. For want of Ammunition, the Viffels were
obliged to return. One Man only on board the Mary
was wounded, for wham the Merchants in Town
have made liberal Piovifion, as an Encouragement to
Seamen in general to behave spiritedly, in the
Defence of Merchant Veff Is.
From North-Carolina we learn, that the usurped
Authority of that Province, have made a Law
obliging ail Perfros to take an Oath of Obedience
to them and their rebellious Cause, or to depart the
Colony within a limited Time, after rduling to
lake such Oath.
In Confquerce cf this, on Thursday last arrived
here the Brig Brothris, Capt. Bazey, from New
bern, with whom came raffengere, the Hon. Martin
Howard, Esq; Cl,ief Juftire cf that Place, with his
Lady and Family; Meffis. Tellers and Family,
Messrs. M'Nairs and Family, Meffi,. Rigden Bryce,
William Carter, William M'Lellan, femes M'Ncdl,
Andrew Mack, John Maxwell, John Lindsay, and
Jimefon, &c. Sec. Friends to Government.
The Brig is the Property cf Meflis. Telfaiis, who
brought off aCago of Tobacco in her. On their
Passage hither they were boarded by the Ship General
llowe, tapt. Salkeihl, a Letter of Masque belong
ing to Glasgow, and had failed a few Days before
fem this Port, who took the Brig as American Pro
perty, and fact a Prize Matter in with her.
'About the latter End cf latt Month, two Rebel
Privateer Sloops, one of them commanded by Down
ing Newtown, attackedthe Fo ts at New Providence,
and fired several Shot through the Houses of the
, Town but did to Damage to the Inhabitants, the
Pirates being soon beat off: IThey intended to cut
out some Vessels that lay in the Harbour, but could
n t eff.a their Purpose. One of the Sloops was af
tnwards cast away.
A Person who arrived here the 15th Instant, f^s,
Tuat two Persons who had been to the Northward to
Qurchafe Hotfes for the /Rebel Army, returned with
out being able to obtain any, as the Expeditions
of General Burgoyne's Arrival at Albany had in
tirely ffopt the Circulation, of Square Dollars.
By a Person that arrive here the i6thlnttaut, from
the County of Albany, we learn, That Col. St.
Leger, with the Forces under his Command having
laid Siege to Fort Stanwix, on the Mohawk's River,
for seven Days, the Garrifan, confining of two con
tinental Regiments and 500 Militia, furrendcred
Prifmers cf War.
The fame Peif.-n informs uc, That he was 12 Days
from Albany, and at that Time General Burgoyne
was said to be abouta Day's March from that Place,
Friday Morning lad arrived here fiem Halifax,
Ws Majesty's Ship Pi cenix, Hyde Parser, Esq;
Commander, and Yesterday put to Sea agrin.
Friday last departed this Life at bis House in this
Citv, Richard Colden, Esq; Surveyor and Searcher
of his Me, lefty's Customs for the Port of New-York.
I*, Dr. Keyfer's genuine I'l LLS, (which
are an infallible Cure fol a certain Disorder)
may be Lad at 11. Gaine's Book-Store. .
NEW-Y 0 R K, Auguit HI,
On Monday lift cbout 3 P. M. during a fevgre
Thunder Gull, a black Cloud was observed to come
from the Northward with gicat Velocity, which, as it
palled, difeharged the mod violent Shower of Hail at
and near King's Bridge, Morriffinia, trie, ever known
in the Memory of the oldetl Man living here.---
Many of the Stones, or rather Flakes of Ice, weigh
ed from 5 to 6 Ounces, and some of them measured
6 Inches in Circumference. This Shower, after
coming as far to the Southward as Turtle-Bay, took
its Cou fe to the E dtward.
Lift Thursday Evening a Parly of the New-Jersey
Volunteers, went over to Crane's Few,, near Ebza
berh-Town Point, and brought est three of the
Militia, without firing a Gun.,
Mr. Wethington, .with his Army, we hear is
encamped on tee Heights between New -Germantown
red the River Schuylkill, a few Miles from the City
of Philadelphia.
August 5. We hear that major general
Gate's is appointed tocemmand the northern
department, with orders immmediately to
repair thither-
The hon. Thomas, M'Kean, Efa: speaker
of the house of representatives ofDelaware, is
appointed to, and has accepted, the office of
chief justice of this state. Jonathan Serjeant,
Esq; of Newjerfey, is appointed attorney
general.
her, If not feeder relived !y c^t^on'al
troops, or dilmiffed by the commanding officer
of the department, and be entitled to conti
nental pay and rations.
That the commanding officer in the northern
department have diferetionary power to make
requisitions in the states aforefaid, from time
to time, for such additional numbers of the
militia to serve in that department as he fell
judge necessary for the public service.
Whereas it is represented to Congrcfs that
General @Wafnington it of opinion that the
immediate recall of all the brigadiers from the
northren department may be productive of in
cunvenience to the public service..
Refolded, That the older of Congress of the
firft day of this month, refpe&ing the briga
diers, be suspended until general Waffiing,ton
ffiall judge it may be carried into effect with
Safety.
Extracts from the minutes.
CHARLES THOMSON, fec'ry.
Tbcfcl^^b^ Presumption ^^ received cn ua
tuMay las, via Rhode-IJlar.d.
By John Burgoyne, Efq;&c.&c.
Lieut. General of his Majesty's Forces in America,
Colonel of the Queen's Regiment of Light Dra
gons, Governor of Fort-William, in North-
Britain, one of the Representatives of the Com
mons of, Great-Britain in Parliament, and com
manding an Army and Fleet in an Expedition
from Canada, &ca&c. &c.
ty^HL Forces intruded to my Command are de
& signed to a& in concert, and upon a common
Principle, with the numerous Armies and Fleets
which already display, in every Quarter of America,
the Power, the Justice, and, when properly fought,
the Mercy of the King ; the Cause in which the
British Arms are thus exerted, applies to the merit
affecting Interest of the human Heart: And the
Military Servants of the Crown, at firft called for
the sole Purpose of reffcring the Rights of the Con
stitution, now combine with the Love of their Coun
try, and Duty to their Sovereign, the other extensive
Incitements; which fining from a due Sense of the
' general Privileges of Mankind. To the Eyes and
I Ears of the temperate Part of the Public, and to the
IBreafts of buffering Thousands in the Provinces, be
I the melancholy Appeal---Whether the prefect unna
; turn! Rebellion, has not been made the Foundation
lof thecompkateft Syllem of Tyranny that ever God,
I in his Displeasure, fuffered for a Time, to be exercised
|over a froward and hubborn Genet at ion: Arbitrary
I Imprifonmentt, Confiscation < (Property, PeTecution
iand Torture, unprecedented in the Inquisitions of
I the Romifli Chinch, are among the palpable Enor
j mities that verify the Affirmative : These arcinfliaed
by Assemblies and Committees, who dare to profefs
Ithemftlves Friends to Liberty, upon the most quiet
' Salt a, without Diftinaion cf Age or Sex, for the
•sole Crime, often from the sole Suspicion, of having
adhered in Principle to the Government under which
they were born, and to which, by every Tie divine
I and human, the / owe Allegiance. To consummate
;thefe (hacking Proceedings the Profanation of Reli
;gion is added to the melt profligate Prostitution of
common Reason ! The Confeiences of Men ate set at
;nmght, and Multitudes are compelled not only
I to bear Arms, but alfb to swear Subjt&ion to an
Uftupation they abhor.---Animated by these Con
federations, at the Head of Troops in the full
Powers of Health, Discipline and Valour, deter
'mined to ffrike where necessary, and, anxious to
five where possible, I, by these Frefents, invite and
exhort all Perlons, in all Places where the Progress
of this Army may poivt, and by the Blessing of
God I will extend it FA R, to maintain such a
Condua as may juftify me in protecting their Lands,
limitations, and Families. The Intention of this
Addref; is to hold forth Security, not Depredation,
to the Country ; to those whpfe Spirit and Principle
may induce them to partake the glorious Talk of
redeeming their Countrymen from Dungeons, and
re-eftablifiling the Bkfiings of legal Government,
I offer Encouragement and Employment, and upon|
the hrft Intelligence of their Association, I will find
Means to assist their Undertakings.---The domestic,
the industrious, the infirm, and even the timid In
habitants, I am desirous to protest, provided they
remain quietly at their Houses ; that they do hot
fuffer their Cattle to be removed, or their Corn or
Forage to be secreted or destroyed ; that they do not
break up their Bridges or Roads, or by any other
Aft, directly or indire&ly, endeavour to obftru& the
Operation of the King's Troops, or supply or affitt
those of the Enemy. Every Species cf Provision
brought to my Camp, will be paid for at an equitable
Rate, in solid Com.---In Confeioufnefs of Christi
anity, my Royal Matter's Clemency, and the Ho
nour of Soldiership, I have dwelt upon this Invita- §
tion, and wished for more persuasive Terms to give|
it Impression ; and let not People be led to difregard|
it by considering the immediate Situation of mv ;
Camp, I have but to give Stretch to the Indian fc;
ces under my Dheaion, and they amount to Th^u- ,
finds, to overtake the hardened Energies cf Great-{
Britain and America ; I confider them the fame|
wherever they may lurk.---If notwithstanding these 1
Endeavours and finecre Inclination to assist them, the 1
Phrenzy of Hoftdity Should remain, I trust I shall [
hand acquitted in the Eyes cf God and Men, in
denouncing and executing the Vengeance of the ;
State against the wilful Ou'caft. The Messengers [
of Justice and of Wrath await them in the Field,}
and Devaluation, Famine, and every concomitant 1
Horror tint a reluctant but indifrenhble Profecu-1
tion of Military Duty mult occasion, will bar the {
Way to their Return.
J. BURGOYNE. 1
Camp at the River Bongrett,?
June 23d, 1777.3
By Order cJ bis Excellency the Lieutenant General,
Robert Kingston, Sec'ry.
From a late Halifax Paper.
/ —IAPTAIN Brisbane, of his Maj-fly's Shipl
Fluty, being on a Cruise the 7th Instant, at ;
Day-Light difeovered three large Ships and a Sloop ?
upon his Weather Quarter, and one about fix Miles
on his Lee Quarter, all handing close upon a Wind {
to the Westward, as he then was : As focn as pof-j
fible he tacked, and at 6 A. M. puffed so near to{
Leeward of the three weathermoft Ships, as to fi:el
two Shot at them, in o r der to make them draw their ।
Colours ; upon the second Shot being fired they all?
three hoisted Continental Colours, formed a Line|
ahead, and Shortened Sail ; feon after this the twol
fternmoft tacked, and passed close under the Lee 1
Quarter cf the Flora, who exchanged Broadfidesl
with each of them as they crossed each other ; the 1
Flora hood on to the Ship which had not tacked,
and gave and received a Broadside from her, upon 1
which the attempted to go about, but miffing Stays,
was obliged to wear, which afforded the Flora the
Opportunity of raking her with great Success : The
Flora wore after this Ship and pursued her, the [
other two keeping close to the Wind. These seve
ral Manoeuvres cf the Rebels loft them a great deal
of Ground, and at the fame Time afforded the fourth
Ship the favourable Opportunity of dealing up to
the Distance of about three Miles, and fne proved;
to be his M<jefty's Ship Rainbow, who as die passed
fired several well pointed Shot at the Flora's Chace ;§
and upon the largest of the three Ships tanking, the |
Rainbow tacked and chafed her. The Flora at 6 |
P. M. came up with her Chace, and was agreeably 1
furprif.d to find it was his Majesty's Ship Fox, of
28 Guns, which after a very close and brisk En
gagement of two Hours, against the Hancock andl
Boston, and having received much Damage, was ;
obliged to ffrike to those Ships.
In this Tranfi&ion the determined Bravery and §
Coqlnefs of Behaviour of Capt, Brisbane, leaves us [
at a loss how to speak fufficiently in his Praise : It
is from such Reflation that Rebellion muff soon hide
her baneful! Head, and seek Shelter by returning to
proper Obedience; and we may rest assured that
grateful Britannia's Sovereign will not he unmindful
of that Gentleman's gallant Merit.l
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Tuesday, ti o'clock,
, Cn Beache's wharf,
W*ILL be fold the c^- $ of rhe febconer Charmirg-
Polly, confiftbig or pierb, tar, tnr;ear>ne, rice,
bacon, &c. &c. At 12 o'clock the Ehoor.tr Charming-
Puily.
Cn Wed nefday,'ll o'clock,
Near the Coffer-Hoofe, a quantity cf rum, an® a fc&
calks chore mufcov<d> fuzau.
At 12 o'clock the brig Experience, lying at Mathur's
wharf, and fchoonet Raven, at Marra, 7 & wh^rf.
At i o'clock the brig Sea Horse, lying at the Albany
Pier.
On Friday 12 o'clock,
The brig Joseph, and the sloop Felicity, lying at the
Albany Dock.
Inventories of the above vessels to be fen at JOHN
M'ADAM, and Go's, venue-office, a^d at the time cf
sale.
TO MOT^^W-MORNIN6,
Will be SOLD at
TEMPLETON and STEWART's
Vendue House,
A parcel of callicoes, cloths, hats, &c.
SAME DAY,
Will be fold at the Cuffee-houfe, between 12 and
The Snow SUCCESS,
Burthen about 150 tons, now lying at Murray s
wharf. Inventory to te seen at Templeton and Stewart's
office.
On Wednesday,
Will be fold near the Codec .heu'e, a quantity cf
choice Weft-India rum, and a few h- yflieads of mohflrs.
On V\ ednelday next, at 12 o'clock,
Will be fold at public Auction, by
Bowman and Codner,
The Schooner SALL Y,
AS the now lays at Murray's Wharf, burthen absut 65
Tons, 3 Years old f
Inventory to be fern at roeir Offi-e Harov-r ScU're,
l °o- morrow,
Will be fold at the Cofiee-Houfe,
A smart active N EGRO BOY,
Ab^ur 12 Yrrs of Ae*.
A School for Mufich,
OPENED in Maiden-Lane, by jAn S. SLiffrr,
No. 43, where gentlemen may te intruded to
play on the violin, flute, ard guitar, ^t one guides per
month. Mr. Slaitfer will teach any gentleman or lady
at their houses. at the hours that may be . m@ft convenient
Few will pretend to contradict that the charms of music
will fufficiently compensate for the trouble in the attain
ment efit: Mutic makes as treat an iApnffion on or as
the bewitching charms of beauty; it humanizes the
foul, and is in short the best companion for the gay, the
wou r d-d lover, or the drooping fair.
To be SOLD hv
JAMES DUNCAN, %
At his store in Smith-street, next door to Mr. Crave
Bend's,
FINE green tea, loaf sugar, fpermaceti
candles, japan'd ware, cutlery, Ac. Ac.
To be'SOLD by
Winthrop and Kemble,
At their store No. >l, between the Coffee-Houfe and
Old-flip bridge,
JAMAICA spirits, rum, Madeira wine, claret, sheath
ing nails, rrufeovario sugars in barrels, indigo, frefh
flour, salad oil, portable soup, corks, bohea tea, a quan
ti - cf bar !ron, &c. &:. &c.
To be SOLD by
HAMILTON YOUNG,
At his flare in Water-street, between the Coffee-houfe
and Old Slip,
A CARGO of moiafles, tar, turpentine, a^d salt;
also Irish pork, rose butter, caftiie soap, linen,
Meetings, made Ihlrts, Russia dock, ofoaburghs, cam
bitts, worked and yarn hole, ticking, coarse cloths, hand
kerchiefs fl t and rais'd copper bottoms and meets, black
beads, claret in bottles.
A Few days ago between the North River Ferry and the
/l Fly-market, A DEED POLL bearing date the
19 hos June, 1775, "° ra Jof^h Wi)brd,of Wincheftes
in the province of New-Hampshire, Esq; to me the fJa
scriber, for twenty one shares of the township of Claren
don, situate on both sides of Otter Creek to the North
caftward of Fort Ann, in the county or Charlotte, and
province cf New-York, in confederation of fix hundred
pounds flerling money of Great-Britain, which flrares
were originally granted to the petfons named in the laid
DEED POLL, and by them Lverally and refpeaively
released and conveyed in the year 1761, to the said Wil
lard, who in and by the said DEED POLL, did cove
nant to warrant and defend the laid twenty one Glares to
me the fubferiber, mv heirs and assigns, for ever. Who
ever will bring the said deel poll to Mr. Gaine, printer,
in Hanover-Square, or to the subscriber, shall be hand
somely rewarded.
J. KEL I, Y.
N. B. The said deed poll it of no use to a»y person
but the owner, the said wrilard having at the time of the
execution thereof, entered into an obligation in a very
large sum, to execute and deliver in due f,rm of law, to
the laid fub'feriber, another deed for the Ld mates, in
case the one above mentioned should be burned, loft or
otherwise destroyed before the conclusion of the rebellion
then subsisting in America
Bowen's Patent Sagoe Powder,
For making Jelly,
A QUANTITY fieffi imported, aid to be fold at
AATTWOOD's Medicinal Stoxx, eight
doors weft of the Ciffee house.
Sagoe Jelly is extremely nouiifhicg, and makes a most
suitable diet in the flux.
A large Iron Cbeft, to be fold.
For Particulars apply to Itugh Gaine.
To AIT/ ~ GENTLEMEN"
VOLUNTEERS,
Of the Old Country,
U7 H ? are able and willing to serve his Majeffy
WV King George the Third, as Soldiers, in the
Queen's American Rangers, commanded by JAMES
WE YM SS, Efa; Mj r Commandant, are desired to
repair to Capt. Buchanan's Quarters, No, 17, Crown
ftreet, New-York, where they will receive the King's
Bounty in full, a Suit of new Regimentals, Linen, &c.
and Accoutrements ccmpleat; enter into prefect Pay,
and have a good Barrack to repair to.
GO D save the KING.
N. B. The Queen's Rangers only are impowered to
inlift Old Countrymen,
A few butts ok! Jamaica Spirits,
Claret in boglheads,
AND
Best Carolina Indigo,
By the barrel; to, be SOLD bv
PATRICK M-DAVITT,
At No 27, King Street.
^T^AKfeN away last Thutfiay from die meh house at
^ Kin Ibridge, by mistake, a bay hoif<, and left in
his head a bay maret They have both sere b-cks. Tbs
ovner of the hors: may have him again, by delivering
the rn^re to John Dudley, baker, in Wa!l,lhffl.
G^dTlTW^^^
In pipes and quarter calks;
A Car^o just imported and to be fold by JOHN
IF RANKLI'N, at his house near the Ntw
tup, ship-yards, and by SAMUEL FRANKLIN,
at his store, No. 17,3, Queen-fb eet, Fear Beekman's fl fy
who has also for fate Ruflia meetings, Ravens duck, drill
ings, dowlas, Irilh linens, cotton checks, &c. and a quan
tity of chalk, car' and waggon bnxe<, iron ke'tle,,&%
Wants to employ immediately,
JEWELLERS, diverfnnthr, a lappedary, buckle cutter,
chape for, er, filer, cutlers, and razor grinders, at the
111 p lower end of Golden-Hill, opposite Buihng'sfip,
in Q^een-fireet, and near the Fly-Market.
It there is any of the above branches among the troops
quartered in this city, and can obtain liberty to work,
thev will meet with good encouragement.
^ne^lUDlKGnc
^ ITTLE the . w^fe for Use; to be .fold on reafonafle
Hugh Gaine,
A Servant Woman,
7"HO can be well recommended, may be directed
'VV to p place in a family refitting in the country, by
applying to the printer hereof.
TEN DOLLARS Reward.
VV^==3 9 UN-AWAY from the fubfcr : -
ISV tf!4 IN ber, on Wednefda, the 6.h inst.
"'"'Sa # I'" e ° r ° f*"° w named FOR K, but,
I probably mav ch-nge it to that of
'===@s'Al Dick, as be did when he absented ac
J i former time : He is about 23 years
4^f^^CO^fi of age, of a middling Nature, Lender
his right knee bent inwards, a
lengthy visage, ycllowith ,complexion, ade ,der long hose,
and h^s loft some of his fore-teeth.---Had on a pair of
efnaburgh trowfrrs, axd (potted flinn-l jacket. Who
eys rwill take up and secure the laid negro, so that his
m&r may have him again, mail receive the above re
ward. THOMAS BROOKMAN.
X. 2; He was seen last Saturday fen'uightia this city,
and it is fappofd he is hiking in or about it at present,
all p> font are therefore forbid to harbour laid negro, and
all makers of vessels are forewarned not to carry him cff.
EIGHT DOLLARS Reward.
V, UN-AW AY cn Thursday last the 14th inflant, a
TV n W° man named WARE, this country burn, of
a park complex on, well made, ab<nt 3 feet 7 inches
high, 24 ,eirs of age, has 2 large fur in his forehead,
and one on hit li, : bad on whence went cff, a white
jacket without ,Herves, white breeches, and a pair ofinixt
coloured flockings. Whoever takes up and fecores Lid
fellow, or gives any information where be is, so that he
may be had, mail receive the above reward from the sub
scriber, living at Newton, on Loop-Idmd.
,A^ZAWAM LENT.
Price ON E GUINEA.
To the PUBLIC,
To be fold, by the Inventor's Appointment, at the Bible
and Crown, in IlanGver-Sqaate, and no where clfe
in America.
The Salutary CONSERPE,
EYEING an approved and infallible Preventive
) from a Certain Disease.
The Author of this Medicine is a Gentleman v^ry
well known, both in the Navy and Army, for his fuc
cefsful Practice in Physic and Surgery, he has bad re
peated and inconteftible Proofs of the good I'fteßs of his
Medicine, which he was prevailed on to give to the Pub
lic some Years ago, in Europe, at the earned Solicitati
ons of fame of his intimate Friend .—The Applica
tion of it is Ample and easy, as will appear by the printed
directions in von with each Phial.
- "COLB OOT BARRELL,"
At his Store No. 57, Maiden lane,
JS still felling cff on the most reafonabie terms, by
wholesale, and fer cath only, a prime affortro^nt of
EUROPEAN GOODS, which he puichafed in Great-
Britain from the fifft hands, and brought with him in the
Ceres, Capt. Greig, and imported in the Adventure,
Capt. Henderson.—Among his goods there is a great
variety of b^ft firft fupernne cloths, raßaens, friefias,
Orleans, caffimers, and extra thin cloths in patterns fur
fuics, with materials of the heft kind to match them.
^!jo, the following Articles,
Coarse and fine broad and iSearing wax,
narrow cloths,
German serges, emboCd du.
Sagothees, durojs,
Shalloons, tammi s,
Plain and flripedcalhmancotE
Print eddurams, evMaftin,,
Druggets, half thicks,
Cadfs, moultons, prizes,
Coatings, duffles, blankets,
Carpeting, hunters cloths,
Flannels, baizes, wiltons,
Swanlkins,
Cotton and Genoa velvets,
Velverets, cordrioys,
Cardmend, thickets,
Fustians, jeans,
Jennets p:ain and printed,
Velvcret and jenret Crapes,
Velvercta faddie c o.is,
Chintz waistcoat Ihapes,
Dimodnes counterpanes,
3-4, 7 8, 4-4, 5-4 and 6 4
cotton and linen Manche
ster checks,
3 4, 7-8, and yard wide
frith, Scots, and German
linens,
Sheetings, ravens duck,
Printed and check handker
chiefs,
Cambricks, lawns, gauzes,
Threads, sewing silks,
Tapes, bobbins, silk laces,
Braids, ferrets, galloons,
Bindings, pins, neechs,
Shirt buttons, faces,
Trimmings, French chain,
Gold and filter hat loops,
Buttons and bands,
Fans, ribbons,
Rich silk grogram,
Silk serge, luteftrin,,
Satten, brocades,
Buckram, bedticks,
Bed bunts, Iri/h ticking,
Felt, caftor and beaver hats
Silk hats and cloaks,
Writing paper, quills, pens
And many ot
^Account books, cards,
i^Elegant paper hangings,
[lnk powder and ink cake,
[Cake blacking, lead pencils, .
s^cwter, rails, steel,
i,[Anvils, brass kettles,
[Window glass,
{Knives and forks,
^Penknives, gouges,
[Cbizels, hammers, fudges,
[Saws, hinges and locks,
[Latches, candleflicks,
|And -irons,
Shovels and tengf,
Hair pins, cap wire,
{Combs, knitting needles,
IKnee garters,
[Ruffia drill,
|Mcns neat /hoes and boots,
[English fyle and upper lea
ther,
q Silk, thread, cotton, worfled,
and all other forts of hole,
Silk and worfled mitts and
glows,
n:Toys of all forts,
Mores gowns, chintz,
Calliopes, printed linens,
- Furniture checks,
Furniture firipes,
Fringe for trimmings,
Clocksand watches,
Breeches patterns,
Bibles and testaments,
Prayer books, pfalters,
Spelling books,
, A variety of printed bo o ks
in history and the feien
ces, novels, &c.
Cordage, Rullia duck,
Srirfh fail cloth,
Ofnaburghs, ticklenburghs,
Florence oil, nutmegs,
Cinnamon, cloves,
Macs and pepper,
s Loaf firgar, brimflone,
White lead, ,
s Grass and garden feeds#
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