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BY order of the Hon. Frederick Smyth, and Richard
Stockton, two of the Judges of the Supreme Court
for the province of New-Jersey, the creditors of William
Radley, Samuel Searring, and John Toft, insolvent
debtors, are hereby notified to appear before the hid
Judges on Wednesday the tenth day of May next, at the
Court^Houfe in the City of Burlington, and province
aforefaid, to flew cause, if any they have, why an align
ment of the said debtors estates should not be. made, and
they discharged from their confinement, agreeable to a
late act of General Assembly of said province.
Elizabeth-Town, April 8, 1775.
To be SOLD at private Sale,
A Valuable lot of land, lying in Newark, in New-
Jertey, whereon the subscriber now lives, contain
ing about 12 acres.—There are on the premises, a good
dwehing-houfe two stories high, built with stone, and a
stone kitchenadjoining, a convenient garden, containing
.a large asparagus bed, a barn with stables, a small granary,
a valuable orchard that will yield 40 barrels of excellent
cw . In a fruitful year. The dwelling-house is very'
v situated, fronting a pleasant green, whereon
^ /. academy at Newarkisereaed; the river Paffaick
e east fid& of the lot, from the bank of
, o ^ . delightful and extensive profpe& ; on the river
a wharf and a store-house, which have been
~^..efly made use of for ship. building, &c.. The
tiof this lot is very fertile, and exceeded by none in the
province. The situation is very advantageous for a Mer
chant, and extremely pleasant for a private Gentleman.
If a purchaser Ihould not speedily. appear for the whole,
the subscriber will dispose of a part of it in lots conveni
ent for building, which the situation is very advantageous
for, as it fronts two of the most public reads in thetown.
The subscriber hathalfo a lot of excellent fait meadow
very convenient to the premises, which, if the purchaser
should defife, he will also difpofeof ; likewise a trad of
land, lying about two miles from the homestead. Good
bonds, at 6 per cent, interest, will be taken for one half
or more of the purchase money, as may best suit the pur
chaser.—For further particulars, apply to the subscriber,
by whom a clear and indisputable title will be given.
SAMUEL GOUVERNEUR.
A NEGRO WENCH, aged Thirty Years, to be
f°ld' Enquire of RICHARD WARNER, on
Cruger's WharL
New-Jersey, / ^ fry Y order of the inferior court of
Morris-Cunty, f'D common pleas, in and for the
county afcne:aid : notice is hereby given to all the creditors
cf Aaron Burnet, John Jacks, and William Pettit,
insolvent debtors, confined in goal of said county, that
they be and appear before any two of the judges of said
court of said county, on Monday the 24th day of April
inst. at one o'clockin the afternoon of the said day, to:
shew cause (if any they have) why an alignment of the
said debtors estates ihould not be made to such person as
shall be then and there appointed, and to be released
from their confinement, agreeable to the directions of an
aft of the Governor, Council, and General Assembly of
New-Jersey, lately passed, entitled, “ A supplementary
aft, to an aft, entitled, An aft for the relief of insolvent
debtors.
STOLEN,
OUT of the liable of William Hopper, of Rlmapo,
in Bergen County, on the 23d March, 1775' a
black gelding, with a star in his forehead, about 6,ears
old, and 15 hands high, or thereabouts. He is natural
to all gates, and carries his head and tail high, and is
branded on his right thigh W. H. Likewise stolen at
the f. - time a breasted saddle, the brass loop on the
bread bnkehalf off. Any person that will secure the
laid horse and saddle, so that the owner may have them
again, shall have FIVE DOLLARS reward, and all
reasonable charges paid by
WILLIAM HOPPER.
N. B. Any person securing the thief in any of his
Majesty's goals, fhallhave the like Five Dollars reward,
provided the owner gets his horse.
EDWARD and WILLIAM LAIGHT,
Have for Sale at their Store, near Burling's-Slip,
AUniverfal assortment of IRONMONGER! and
CUTLERY: Also, Window glass, shovels and
spades, brass kettles, London pewter, iron hoops, paints,
French indigo, qd, 6d, Sd, rod, 12d, 2od, 24d, deck and
sheathing nails; Crowley, German, blistered and common
fteJ, clotheirs Shears, flax hatchels, Newark hallow
ware, &c. &c.-—Which they will difyofe of on the most
reasonable terms for caffi.
To any Lady or Gentleman who is going
to the Spanish or French Weft-Indies.
A Single Woman' unincumbered, offers her Seryice
in the Capacity of Superintendant of their family,
or as private Tutore's to Children : —Flatters herfelf she
is qualified for the fame, having affedjn that C&ffify
can read English and French well, teach fine Work, ana
Shade after the Gobeleins at Paris.--- Thole whom this
suits, for further Particulars please to enquire of the Printer
of this Paper.
ALL perlons having any just demands, against the
estate of Alexander Colden, Esq; deceased, are
dehred to fend their accounts ; and all those indebted to
said estate, either by bond, note, or otherways, are re
quested to make immediate payment to
' RICHARD NICHOLLS COLDEN,
Affing Executor.
EDW ATI )W~rrLETT?-
WHO formerly llept the YORK ARMS INN,
in the Broad-Way, has taken a commodious,
well calculated house, in a very pleasant part of Broad-
Street, near the Exchange, for rhe reception of Dieters
and Lodgers, which will be opened for that purpose
the firft day of May next, when nothing necessary for an
agreeable accommodation of Gentlemen, will be wanting.
N. B. In said house is a genteel front parlour, with a
room adjoining, exactly calculated for a single Gentleman
inclining to keep a store.
c 0 v ER;
ff| =|||ii^^i^^^ At Ezekiel Hiet's, at Cort
landt's Manor, the very
*"beautiful and strong brown
^hrfffHorfe, called
tjfeg ECLIPSE,
'BELONGING to Gilbert
Williams. He is past
tmec yers old, fifteen hands and two inches high. He
was got by Liberty, and the Sire of Liberty was the fa
mous horse called Dove. The dam of Liberty was the
dam of Briton ; and he is supposed to be one of the best
three quarter blooded, and as well made as any horse on
the continent. Four Dollars is the price for the season,
CASH down, or three monthscredit.
Said Hiet has good pasture for mares, and may be al
ways found at his house, about two miles from Crom
pond Meeting-House.
New-Jersey, ft T, Y order of the inferior court
Morris County, } of common pleas, in and for
the county aforefaid, notice is hereby given to all the
creditors of Richard Edwards and John Stevens, insolvent
debtors, confined in the goal of said county, that they
be and appear before any two judges of said court, at the
court house of said county, on Monday the 24th day of
April inst. at one o'clock in the afternoon of the said
day, it drew cause (if any they have) whyan alignment
of said debtors estates should not be made to such persons
as shall be then and there appointed, and they to be re
leased from their confinement, agreeable to the directions
of an aft of the Governor, Council, and General As
sembly of New-Jersey, lately passed, entitled, " An act
tor the relief of insolvent debtors."
' For Sr. Kitts, the Musqueto-Shore, and
the Bay of Honduras,
The Brig INDUSTRY,
JOSEPH ROSE, Master:
A C HE has the chief of her freight
3 engaged. For freight or passage
agree with said mailer, on board,
lying at Murray's Wharf. She is a
fi me ve &l for carrying hordes, and
t^ke in thirty, should any one want to ship them.
N. B. On Wednesday night last was stolen from
Murray's Wharf, along fide of the Laid brig, about
fathom of a ten and a half Inch cable. Any ? er ° n
that will give information so that the thief or thieves may
be brought to justice, shall receive Three Pounds reward
from Jufeph Rose. ——
IRISH linens,
A Choice assortment of yard wide
and y-Sths, from 23d, to 3s. 6d. per yard, to be
fold at Mrs. Harrison's, in Broad-Street, almost
opposite the Genera
WeTOAN OFFICE,
T,OR the city and county o f New-York, will be
kept at the house of Theodorus Van Wyck,
on the third Tuesday of this instant April, as also on
the three succeeding Tuesdays.
New-York, April 5, 177 $.
SCRIVENER'S OFFICE
Established in June, 1764, by
JOHN C. KNAPP,
Attorney at Law, de B. R.
WHO has made it his constant study and endeavour
to extend the utility thereof to all ranks of
people, and flatters himfelf the eligible undertaking
hands generally approved, many persons having experi
enced those salutary measures advised, to prevent the
being involved in law without other pofiible expectation
than great trouble, a disquieted mind, and a confumptivc
pockets.
As every new day brings with it frefh trouble, so time
continues to bring from.diftant parts strangers of various
occupations and difimaions, loaded more or less with
their difficulties, whereof some may be in the power of
this office to relieve, in which, gratitude to those your
many favours I have so sensibly received, will ever com
mand my utmost attention.
In all cases of Law and Equity, on deeds, wills and
other writings, you may depend my opinion and advice
will be the most candid, ftri&ly agreeable to the letter of
the law, and such plain reasons laid down in support
thereof, as to give the desired fausfaclionv
Debts recovered in an ea(y expeditious manner, at most
times without law.
Executors and administrators inftruaed in the regular
execution of their office, whereby th avoid those difficul
ties and inconveniencies which arise from the want of
knowledge therein.
It often happens that persons from the country, as well
as others are in want of mortgages,' wills, deeds, peti
tions, &c. to be immediately drawn, which business will
be executed with the utmost care, and in the shortest
time the nature thereof will possibly ^dmit. Also letters
of attorney, certificates, &c. perfected under the city
seal, or otherwise, as the case may require.
Money at most times to be had on approved real or
personal security, or bottomry, and for the difeount *of
good bills, bonds, or notes. All perlons favouring this
office with lending out their money, may depend the
utmost care will be taken of their interests,
All other the general business of this office executed
with ftrifl integrity, and the most immediate dispatch, pg
such determined low fees, as to give, the commonalty the
most easy access.
*+* Seven thousand five hundred acres of very valuable
land as heretofore advertised, in the township of Fiacaftle,
to be fold.
Also, a set of very complete surveyor's instruments,
altogether or feperate.
-W AN T E 157
A MAID SERVANT, who under
. stands cooking. Apply to the printer.
To be SOLD at private Sale,
THE very fertile and advantageous
ly fituatedTarm of the late Edward Stevenson, Esq;,
deceased, lying on Frogg's-Neck, in the borough of West
chester, diftantabont 20 miles from the City of New-
York. It contains about 400 acres, of which about 3.00
are up-land, with a fufficient quantity of wood and tim
ber. There is on the said farm, a large commodious
mansion house and barn, with federal very ufeful and
neceflary out-houses. The situation is exceedingly plea
sant, commanding a very extenfiva view of the Main,
the Sound, and Long-Ifiand ; a very good bearing orchard,
and a variety of other fine fruit trees ; the land is of the
firft quality for all kinds of grass and grain, and from the
vast quantities of sea drift, which lodges on the Shores
every tide, the whole with little expence, may be made
into mowing ground : There is likewise a most conveni
ent place for erecting a tide mill, near the house. It has
for many years been the place for ferrying from the Main
to Long-Island, commonly called White-Stone-
Ferry. Beside these advantages, there is an excellent
bass fifhery; and allforts of scale fifh common to this
country, with oysters, clams, and all kinds of Shell fiffi,
may be taken in their proper seasons, in great abundance..
A veflel of 50 or 60 tons burthen may load and unload
at the dock,, at common tides, The whole of the above
farm is in good repair, well inclofed, and well watered
with living springs. Any person or peffons inclining to
purchase the above premises, may know the conditions
of sale by applying to the fobferibers, by whom an in
disputable title will be given.:
GLORY ANNA STEVENSON,
EDWARD STEVENSON,
• BENJAMIN STEVENSON.
Borough of Weftcheftet, March 27, 1775."
RUN-AWAY from the febferiber, living in Newbo
rougb, in Ulster county, and province of New-York,,
a Highland boy named Daniel M'Calay, about 5 feet high,
and 17 years of age, is of a very dark fix, and has light
coloured hair ; he has. two brown spots, one on bis right thigh,
the other on bit belly : be speaks very, bad English : bad on
when be went away, a fbort coat and breeches, made of
wbiteifh colour'd fulled linfey woolfey, a plaid jacket with
three blue patches before, foes and flockings, a pair of
large ribb'd leggings, white mittens, and a check jhirt.—
Whoever takes up said boy and secures him, so that be may
be bad again, food have the above reward, from
WILLIAM WEAR.
WAN I E D, ~
AN bones induflrous miller, who has been used to attend
a wind-will,, will bear of employment by applying to
H. Gaine.
IRISH LINENS
To be SOLD on reasonable terms for caffi, by
THOMAS M'GLATHRY,
At Mrs. Armstrong's, on Rotten-Row ;,
Also exceeding good Irish Butter in Firkins.
THE TRUSTEES of Queen's-
College, in New-Jersey, are desired to meet
at the city of New-Brunswick, on Thursday the 4th of
May next. By order of the trustees,
J. R. HARDENBERGH, Clerk.
TEN DOLLARS Reward-
C^LARK's family bible, O^ervald's do, gilt pocket
j do. common do. testaments, prayer books, psalms
and hymn books, Burket on the New Tenement, Dod
dridge's Rife and Progress ; ditto on the New Testament;
ditto Family Expositor, Charnock's Works, Walker's
Sermons, Josephus's Works, 4 Vols. Watts's
Works, Borton's Fourfold State; ditto on the Covenant;
ditto Sermons; ditto the ,Aflemblies Catechism ; ditto
Body Divinity, 5. Vols. Toplady on Predestination;
Willison's Works, Clark's Martyrology, Ruther
ford's Letters, Brown's Sacred Tropoloy; ditto Christian
Journal, Buchan's Family Physician, Smollet's Works,
Row's Works, Young's Works, Hock's, Rolin's, and
Goldsmith's Roman Histories, Hall's Gospel Worship, 2
Vols. Bishop Hall's Contemplations, Judge Hale's ditto ;
Gamal's Christian Armour, Ambrose's Works; ditto
looking to Jesus, Archbishop Tillotfon's Sermons, Scot's
Christian Life, Marlhal on SanCtification, Cole on God's
Sovereignty, and a Variety of Religious books too nu
merous to mention. Two Pair Globes, Maps and
Charts, Quarto Waggoners, and other Navagation
Books, Latin School Books, Dilworth's Spelling Books,
Primmers, Dictionaries ; a variety of History and Ro
mance, QriHs, Writing Paper, Blank Books, Wafers
and Sealing-Wax. '
Cordage and Ship-Chandlery ;
Also, a small Quantity of frefh Hemp-feed.
*, Subferiptions are taken in for Printing Thomson's
Travels, and Hawies's Sermons.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on Tuesday last
there was taken up and committed to the goal
of this city, a certain Anne Cain, who about two years
ago was carted about this city, with one John Mitchel,
for /hop-lifting. There was found in her possession some
cambricks, lawns, very fine tambour worked pincuffiions,
wearing apparel, &c. supposed to be stolen ; and any
person may fee-the goods by applying to the fubferiber at
the goal. Also, notice is hereby given to Abraham
Merrit, of Westchester county, that on Tuesday last the
fubferiber apprehended, and has now in his custody, a
certain Joseph Shepherd, who answers the description
given in Mr.Gaine's paper, of the thief that robbed
the said Merrit. Some half Johannes's were found with
him, which are secured by the fubferiber, ard Mr-
Merrit is desired to take the necessary steps for having
him removed to Westchester county goal.
FRANCIS CHILD.
' KEYSER's celebrated TIL LS7
TO BE SOLD by
WILLIAM STEWART,
In Queen-street, opposite the Fly-Market ;
WHO has just received a quantity of , the genuine
fort from Paris, with a certificate to prove their
genuineness, signed by the Widow Keyfer; the 14th day
of last July, which will be shewn to any person desirous
of feeing it.
He has on hand a frefh assortment of
Genuine DRUGS and MEDICINES,
Which he will fell on the most reasonable terms, either
for cash, or at the usual credit.
To be fold at public vendue, on Saturday the 22dday of
April,
A Farm, part of the estate of John Willett, deceased,
confining of seventy acres of land, ten of which
are wood land ; a good dwelling house and barn; in a
dry pleasant situation, about a quarter of a mile from
Mr. Underhill's mills, in Flushing, on Long-Island. The
vendue will be held at the place, at two o'clock in the
afternoon. For particulars, apply to David Colden, or
Thomas Willett, executors, who will give am indisputa
ble title-
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to
all the creditors of James Morgan, olthe city of
Perth-Amboy, county of Middlesex, and province of
East-New-Jersey, insolvent debtor, that the said James
Morgan has, agreeable to the act of a&mbly, applied to
the Supreme court now fitting at Perth-Amboy aforefaid,
for relief from confinement ; and agreeable to the aforefiid
aft, said court ordered all his creditors to meet at the city
of Burlington, on Wednesday the loth day of May next,
then and there to appoint one or more assignees, to receive
all the estate, both real and personal, of him the said
James Morgan, for the benefit of all his creditors. In
default of the creditors meeting, the court will appoint
one or,more afliznees to receive said eflatc.
WILLIAM NEPLSON,
HATH for Safe Hibernia and Mount Hope Pig Metal,
refried and bloomery Iron of all Sizes, Cart and Wag
gon Tier, a large Parcel of blue and white and enameled
China very cheap, an Assortment of Checks, Stripes, Velvets,
Tapes, Bindings, Breeches Patterns, Hofery, Half Yard and
Half Ell Bombazines, Cap Lace, &c. The best red Clover
Seed of last Crop, well faved;lrifh and Country Butter,&c.
New-York, April 10, 1775.
PROPOSALS
For Printing by Subscription,
LETTERS
Written by
THE LATE RIGHT HONORABLE
PHILIP DORMER STANHOPE,
Farl of Chesterfield,
< TO HIS SON,
PHILIP STANHOPE, Esq;
, Together with
SEVERAL OTHER PIECES,
On various Subjects,
Published by Mrs. EUGENIA STANHOPE,
From the Originals now in her Pofltffion.
CONDITIONS.
L This Work will consist of four beautiful Pocket
Volumes, printed upon a new Lettet, and Paper little
inferior to Writing Paper.
11. The Price shall riot exceed Twenty-Six Shillings,
neatly bound and lettered,
111. The Subferibers Names shall be printed.
IV. The greatest Part of these Letters beifig afready
printed, the whole will be publi/hed in a very ffiott Time.
Gentlemen disposed to encourage this Undertaking, are
desired immediately to fend their Names to James Ri
vington, and Hugh Gaine, Printers, in New-York.
For one, two or three years, and entered upon the frf of
May next :
AS pleasantly Jituated a form as any in Newtown, con
taining about forty acres of extraordinary good land,
adjoining the church glebe, about nine acres of which is good
meadow land, the remainder very good for grain or graft.
There is on the premises a large double house, face rooms on
the lower floor, an entry through the middle, a good cellar
under the house, a kitchen adjoining, under which is a milk
cellar, paved with Hell-Gate fone : There is also a good barn
and other necefery out-houses, a large garden, ,afm „ un g
orchard, grafted with the best of fruit : also a piece of fait
meadow About two miles from said farm, which will produce
"", fef'ient to winter the flock kept on thefarm. The above
place is very convenient for a Gentleman or (hop-keeper, as if
has been long occupied in that way, and there is nofhop near
it ;or a Very good stand for a tavern. Any person inclining
to hire, may know the terms of the fubferiber, at Jamaica, or
Capt. fames Moore, at Newtown. WATERS SMITH.
SAMUEL LOUDON,
Has for sale, a large parcel of books, which he will fell
to those who take a quantity, nearly at prime cost, in
order to turn them speedily into caffi, before the trade
opens with Great-Britain, that he may be the better
enabled to lay in a frefh assortment :---Amongft which
are,
Brandy and Gin at 4s. 2d, per Gallon ; Clove, Orange,
and Annifeed Waters, as also Dr. Stephens and All-Fours,
at 2s. 6d. per Gallon.
Likewise, Rafberry and Cherry Brandy, Cherry Rum,
Shrub, Jamaica Spirits, Weft-Lndia and New-York
Rum, Madeira and Teneriffe Wines, &c< on the mo®
reasonable Terms.
I am most gratefully thankful to my Friends and Cus
tomers for their many past Favours, and am determined to
use every means in my Power to continue their Friendship,
and though I have lowered the Prices of my Brandy^
Geneva, and Cordials considerably ; yet ftiH make my
Brandy and Geneva of a full Quality, and high Proof as
usual ; nor shall I diminiffi the Goodness of my Cordials
in any refyea whatever, being fully convinced that con
siderable Sales attended with quick Return, though small
Profits, will answer the desired End of the Public's
Very obliged,
New-York, And most bumble Servant,
April 3, 1775. RICHARD DEANE-
Just publifoed,
By SAMUEL DELLAP,
(Price THREE SHILLINGS)
THE
LETTERS
OF
ABELARD and HELOISE.
To which is prefixed,
A particular Account of their Lives, Amours, an 4
Misfortunes.
By the late JOHN HUGHES, Esq;
To which is now firft added,
THE
P O E M
OF
ELOISA to ABELARD,
By Mr. POPE.
With a neat Copper-plate Frontispiece.
THESE Letters of Abelard and Heloife are remark
able for their genius and learning, as well as a mod
extravagant pafiion for each other, are every where full:
of the sentiments of the heart, (which are not to be imi
tated in a feigned story) and touches of nature much
more moving than any that could flow from the pen of a
writer of novels, or enter into the imagination of any
who had not felt the like emotions and distress. The
great calamities of his life took their rife from his un
happy indulgence of a criminal passion, and giving him
felf a loose to unwarrantable pleasures. After this, he
was perpetually involved in sorrow and distress, and ia
vain fought for case and quiet in a monaftick life. To
be fold at Mr. William Bailey's, at his grate-ware-house,
in Beaver-Street ; where may be had, the Golden Midi
cal Cephalic Snuff, British Tooth Powder, and Tincture for
the Guras; Essence for the Tooth-ach, arid the true
Italian Pomade de Venus, with printed directions to each
article.
On Tuesday the 25th Instant,
Will be fold at Public Vendue at the COFFEE-HOUSE,
between 12 and 1 o'clock, (if not disposed of at Private
Sale before)
THAT convenient house and large lot of ground,
fronting on Queen-street, the property of George
Elsworth, at present in tenure of Mr. Lewis, adjoining
the house and lot now occupied by Mr. John Murray;
with a good kitchen and stable, a grass plot, cistern, well
of excellent water, &c, in the yard. The lot is about
20 feet wide, and near 150 feet in length. For furthq
Particulars enquire of ANTHONY L. BLEECKER.
TIMOTHY WOOD,
Shoe-maker, in Broad-Street,
INTENDS to remove, the firft of May next, into
the house situate between the houses of Mr, Thomas
Barrow and Mr. John King, nearly opposite to the place
he now lives in, where a general assortment of mens
shoes and pumps together with women's ftuff ihoes and
pumps (all of the firft quality) will be constantly kept
for sale, at moderate prices.
Gentlemens boots, and ladies silk ffioes (when bespoke)
made in the neatest and best manner.
He returns thanks to his customers for their past, and
hopes a continuance of their future favours, which he,
will always gratefully acknowledge.
Orders from the country will be duly attended to, and
punctually executed, on reasonable terms, for calh or
Ihort credit.
RICHARD DEAN E,
DISTILLE R,
Living between the College and the North-River, in
Murray-Street, near Mount Pleasant, formerly
called Vauxhall ;
BEING fully convinced that for some Time past,
some Distillers in the City have undersold me in
Brandy, Geneva, and Cordials, and by that Means have
got some of my Criftomers; I beg leave to inform the
Public, my Friends, and Customers, that I can afford to
fell said Liquors on as cheap Terms as any others can
theirs, of an .equal Quality. I believe it cannot be
denied, that I was the firft Distiller that ever made Bran
dy and Geneva for Sale in this Province, and conse
quently have been the Means of introducing a Business
whereby the Country saves annually large Sums of Money
that muff otherwise have gone to foreign Parts. To
convince the Public that my Terms of Sale will be as
reafunable as those of any other Person whatever; I
fliall mention the Prices I wiftnow fell at, and shall con
tinue to do so until I advertise to the contrary ; at the
fame Time, Ido assure all those who may incline to
favour me with their Custom, that if any Person fells
Liquors of equal Quality with mine, cheaper than the
Rates underneath, I will immediately fell for the fame
Price, being fully determined not to be undersold by any
Person whatever. The great Demand for my Liquors in
most Parts of North -America, &c< is a fufficient Proof
of their Excellence.
HUGH GAIN E,
Has for Sale, at his Book Storf, the Sign of the
Bible and Crown, in Hanover-Squ a re,
BIBLES of all Sorts and Sizes, Testaments, Dil
worth's Spelling-Books, Watts's Psalms and Hymns,
Common Prayer Books, Pool's Annotations, Burkitt n
the New Testament, Erkin's Works, Ambrose looking;
unto Jesus; Josephus, in 4 Vols. Memoirs of 2500,
Humphry Clinker, Essay on Women, 2 Vols. Cafpipina's
Letters, Old Head on Young Shoulders, Guardian, Bab&
ler, Tatler, Beattie on Truth, Goldsmith's History of
England, 4 Vols. Goldsmith's Roman History, 2 Vols,
History of England, by Way of Question and Anfwel,
Roman History, Question and Answer, Thompfon'b
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Voltair's Works, 24 Volt. Shenfton's Works, Locke's
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Travels, Viaud's Voyages, Independent Whig, Robinson
Crusoe, large arid small Editions, Beauties of English
Prose, Beauties of the Spectators, Devil oh Crutches,
Rollin's Belles Lettres, Mason's Companion, with several
of the Clafficks.
Also the following Articles, viz. Writing Paper of Q
Sorts and Sizes, gilt or plain ; Merchants Account Boo:';
Sealing Wax, Wafers, Ink-Powder, with the very bJt
ready ndade Pens, Scales and Dividers, neat Pocket Pis,
tols, Letter Cases of many Sorts, Memorandum Books L
the best Ass-skin, Gold Scales and Weights, Razors and
Penknives, Cork Screws, Singleton's Gaffs, Pounce and
Pounce Boxes, Letter Files, Orderly Books, Playing
Cards, Pewter Ink-stands, Surveyor's Instruments com
pleat, Sciffars, Middleton's Pencils, Clarke's
Leather Ink-pots, and Snuff and Tobacco Boxes.
I will now sell as follows, for Cash.