The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1781-06-04 00:00:00, page 4

QUI'ERFINE and second;
broad cloths, with suit
able trimmings,
A neat assortment of Man
chester goods,
Yard wide & 7 £ Iriffi linen
D&wlafr, ravens duck,'
Russia drilling,
Modes, peelings,and fattens,
(White arfd coloured per fians,
Callicces and chintzes,
Plain and figured muslins,
Laces and edgings,
Gauzes,
W mens fluff shoes,
Pu liczt, lungee, ramaf, and
bandance handkerchiefs,
OWEN CORTHORN
HAS removed from Nr. I, Garden-street, to No. 178,
QpeenAreet, near Chapel-street, where he fells
on me lowed trrrrs by whclefale, the most fashionable
pun, fir ped and figured ribbons, gauzes of the newest
patterns minionets, Persians, farftnets, modes, plain and
figured fattens, |uteftrings, &e. &c.
Also, fimrofirr flour, a few hogsheads of loaf sugar,
sherf her a;d hymn teas, and black pepper in barrels of cne
hundred weight..
Th MOShb CUI'FLES, a native
4 of Clough, near Ballymena, in the county of
Antrim, Leland, and who by th? last accounts his
fields had from him in the year y 77 5, then lived
near the Red Lvon, on the gre t road from Philadel
phia to Lancaster, in Whiteland Township, Chester
County, Pennsylvania; will apply to the fubferiber
in New-Ycik, he will hear of something greatly to
hts advantage. DANIEL MCCORMICK.
" E ^ lEß ' ! b ^ rrfpeds to thW^^
At,! C-nncmen whose r^fical inclinations lead them
to :?u"ght the German Fiute—He will inftrud them
1 • the molt rfreditipus red approved method, and will en
; ^ (proved they can only feund the Flute) to learn
™£" a '"" or m ° ;c "^"' with ^eir proper
Rtan^ftarps, as the tunes maj requite, in the course of
toree months otherwise he will forfeit the whole cx
iec.ee of Caching, At Nq, ^i, ErpafrWay,
Alexander Leckie,
No. 22, HANOVER-SQUARE,
Was imported in the Quebec, Eleonora, and Nancy,
from London, Mid Glzfgow, an elegant aflort-
m p nt of Dry Goods, fueb as,
SUPERFINE cloths, caGtoers, rattinets, ftockenetr,
imperial ribs, Florentines and princes fluffs, black,
true, olive, and crimfen velverets, moreens, callimancoes,
fattinets and listings, scarlet and white flannels, baizes;
mens fine black hats, mens fine shoes and boots, military
Shoes and shirts, womens best fatten, callimaneo and lift
ing ffioes, childrens Morocco ditto; a large assortment
of black laces, blond lace, a large and beautiful aflortmeat
of thread laces and edgings; a great variety of Barcelona,
Qindano, luagee, and romal silk handkerchiefs; a large
aflortment of plain book and tambour book muffins;
biullin chintzes and handkerchiefs, cambri< ks and lawns,
furniture callicoet, leathers and flowers; India Persians,
jeans, fuftians and corduroys; checks of all kinds ; nan
keens, fittins, modes and farfenets, brocaded lutes and
foteftrings; bombazeens, ladies and girls stays, an elegant
aflortment of ribbon's and gauzes, tiffanies, white crape
and minionet flowered aprons, Marseilles quiltings; Irim
linens, Russia Greetings, damalk and diaper table cloths,
and huckabacks; clouting diaper, morca gowns; cotton
counterpanes; a beautiful assortment of gown and cloak
trimmings; mens white and black silk hose, patent rib'd
and plain white thread mens and womens silk and cotton
hose, mens white and black silk gloves, womens silk
writs, ladies fans, silk and callimanco quilts, men and
womens linen and jean gloves; chip hats, elegant abort
went of metal ^nd pearl buttons; fine cast Geel razors,
Whitechapel i eedles, pound and French wire; tapes and
bobbins, white and coloured threads, white and brown
buckrams, shirt buttons, sewing silks of all colours, lines
and taffe!s for bed and window curtains.
O:ange and lemon juice,late imported from Charleftown;
Madeira in cases of fix dozen; cherry brandy, Howe's
acid; soap, starch, and hair powder, Durham mustard,
pomatum, a neat abutment of perfumery, playing cards.
Removed from the Fly-Market, to No. 47, the upper
end of Nassau-Greet, op; o he the new Brick Meet
ing, where he has for sale, the fol'ow Articles:
SPIRITS and ium by the hogshead or lets quan
tity; diff rent kinds of wines, as Madeira, Pert,
Teneteiff, Fyaj, &% Hyfen and common green tea,
mobiles by the hogshead or 1 # fs quantity, hams, ba
con, beef and pork, cheese, butter by the firkin or
left, powder sugar in boxes, brown mufeovado and
loaf sugar of sundry qualities, geneva by the case or
left quantity, fnuff in bottles; Philadelphia fuper
fiot fl un by the barrel, raisins by the keg 01 less,
anchovies in bottles, figs by the frail ur smaller
'quantity, plain and turpentine soap by the box or
I fs, dipt and mould candles ; and all other articles
in the grocery way.
Alljavern-keepers or families may depend upon
bring served with all kinds of liquors of the heft
quality and upon the moG rvafonabie terms, and fnall
be delivered without ary expcrace.
JOSEPH BREWER,
A! his flo^e iiißurling's Slip,
J S now opening for sale on reafohable terms, a good
A aff^tment of European and East India goods firt
able for the prelent and approaching /eafpn, which
he has imposed in t! e Defiance, Quebec, and other
ate vessels from England.
T° LET, between the Coffee-Hcufe and Fly
£ Market, an exceeding good DRY CELLAR.
Enquire of the Printer.
^'" ° r ^^ convoy;
The Ship N A NCY,
'" AMUEL Smith, Commander ;
'^4°'"'' l Sl2 carriage guns, and
LyA men anfu erable;'has a gen
teel round-houf. for the accommodation of paffen
,<% and is in every refpeft an unexceptionable Ship:
For freight or passage, apply to said commander, on
baid at Murray s wharf, who has for file a few
tons of brft Swedish bar iron, frefh London Ship
bread, beef, poik, &c. and a new long boat with fails
comply, that will carry seven hogsheads of sugar.
N. B. In the above Ship are several packages of
dry goods marked W. S. and D. M. I, for which
no teills of lading were tendered to be signed ; all
which, if mot oroperly applied for in two weeks from
the date hereof, will be fold at vendue.
New-York, May zl. j,gr.
Imported in the last ffiips from London, and arc now
1 opening for sale, at
John and Francis Atkinson's
Stoß E, No. 17, corner of the Fly-Market, in
Queen-street,
Edward Bardin,
;A well chosen assortment of
ribbons,
Ditto, ditto of mens and
womens gloves,
Ditto of plain plated, gilt,
iand fashionable buttons,
Mens and youths black hats,
Mens white beaver ditto,
ALSO,
Hyfcn and fuffiong teas,
Spices, sugar candy, pickles,
British and foreign brandy,
Geneva,
Old Madeira,
Port and Lisbon wines,
&c. &c. &c. 45 $r
to BE LET, a very good farni&cd ROOM, in the
£ meft pleasant part of the city, opposite the Grand
Parade. Any single Gentleman whom it may full, may
breskfaft with the family, if hechoofes. Enquire of the
Printer.
TO BE SOLD, BY
GEORGE BEL L,
No. 10, the corner of Water-street, at the lower end
of the Exchange Bridge,
A General aflortment of groceries, a variety of
glass, china, and earthen ware. Also a large
assortment of lumber, such as joists and boards of
different kinds.
Hull and Lawrence,
Have removed their STORE of
„ DRUGS and MEDICINES,
From Water-street, to No. z 6, Hanover-Square, next
door to Hugh Gaine, Printer; and have just re
ceived per the Quebec, Capt. Smith, from Lon
don, a large supply of freSh and genuine medi
cines, amo.ngft which are,,
BORAX, camphor,
Sago, pearl barley,
White wax, cochineal,
Pearl ash,
Fine lint,
Carraway feed,
N. B. -The Inhabitants of the city, and Pra&i
tioners and others living in the country, by fending
their orders to the above Store may depend on being
Applied with genuine modify, on @Qp@le typify
Just imported in the Eleonora, and Nancy, from
London, and to Ire fold by
EDWARD GOOLD,
HANOVER-SQUARE,
AVery large and elegant assortment of SILKS,
among which are black, white, and the molt
fashionable coloured luteftrings; white perfians and
broad farfnets; 1-1 ell, 3-4, and 4-4 modes; black
and white Barcelona handkerchiefs, cravats, mens
silk hose and gloves, womens fine India cotton hose,
mens brown and white ribb'd cotton ditto; Renting,
lawn, and book muslin handkerchiefs ; silk muslins,
womens white, purple, and colour'd lamb gloves and
mitts, mens gloves ; qlb. 4 1-2, 3 1-2, short white,
and pound pins; black pins sorted, the best White-
Chapel needles, thread and tapes, lilk umbrellas,
gold and silver epauletlace with trimmings, gold And
silver passing, London gilt, plated, and a few gross
of the most fashionable buttons; the very belt mens,
womens and childrens shoes.
Draught porter, British brandy, a few pipes ge
neva, and packages of the best bottled fnuff, calks of
patent fhott, &c. &c.
Just imported in the Quebec, and to be fold by
F. P A NT O N,
At No. 38, in Wall-street, for caffi,
A Large assortment of Lady's and Gentlemen's
pocket books and etwees, travelling cases and
pouches, lady's dressing boxes, pearl, palle, and steel
cap and hat pins; pearl, paste, and garnet necklaces,
ear-rings and bracelets set in gold and silver, River
tea pots, a few tea urns, a large aflortment of perfu
mery, among which is Smyth's lavender water in pint
and half pint bottles, Rufpinie's dentifrice, Delcfiote's
opiate, Hemet's essence and pearl powder, capilire
and orfott, the essence of pepermint, essential fait of
lemons ; canes and cane firings, sword knots, fouff
boxes, pick teeth cases, fuelling bottles, razors, pen
knives, feiffars, cork screws, silver and metal buckles.
N. B. To be fold or leafed, three lots of ground
on the south fide of Beaver-street; the title indispu
table. Enquire of the Grid Panton.
No. 4, Water-Street, opposite ,the Superir
Office, has for sale, for cash, on reafonab)
HYSON, foufhong, and bohea teas by thecheft
or less quantity, Madeira, Port, and Lisbon
wines by the pipe, quarter calk, dozen or gallon, bran
dy, best spirits, and common rum do. loafand brown
sugars, caflile and turpentine soap, vinegar and best
failed oil, beef and pork, split peafe, barley, ancho
vies, olives, and soy, capers, gerkins, mustard and
starch, spices and cayan pepper, rice, chocolate,
raisins, figs, basket fait, shoes, and bolting cloths.
Also, a few plough sheers, and colters, made in
the best manner. [45 48]
Joseph Allicocke,
At No. 201, next door to the Coffee-Houfe, in
Water-Street, has for sale, on low terms for ready
money,
GENUINE old Madeira as usual, by the pipe,
hogshead, quarter crfk, or dozen,
A few dozen cf 13 years old ditto, which may be
had by the bottle, by way of medicine,
Port and Lifb,>n wine of excellent quality, by the
pipe, hogshead, quarter cask, or dozen,"
Arrack of the firft quality, and Shrub,
Old Antigua rum, and Jamaica spirits,
Old French brandy, and cherry brandy,
London porter, and taunton ale,
Geneva, vinegar, mustard, pepper,
B fleet fait, Garch, split peas in kegs,
Corks, chocolate, ceffee, fig blue,
Sallad oil, of superior quality, and pickles of various
kinds, by the bottle,
Single and double refined sugar,
Bell hyfon and foufhong teas, just imported,
Wax and mould tallow candles,
ENGLISH HAMS in prime order,
SPICES, CAYAN PEPPER, CRACKERS,
made ofthe fined flour, in kegs, &c.
N. B. Orders for groceries, &c. carefully attended
to vrith dispatch.
'"r'AVERN keepers and ethers, may be Supplied on
Ji moderate teyns for caffi, (if applied for soon) with
geneva of a very hi 4 h proof and good flavour, in quarter
calks or cases, at No. 27, King Greet. A finglegeitle
raan may be accommodated with a genteel final! front
parlour, ftirnifhed, or not so; and a small celler.
HALL and BIRK S,
At No. 977, Beekman's Slip,
Have for sale, on rhe lowest terms,
M^^. red port, ad Lisbon wines by the
pipe, quarter cask, or dozen; hyfon, green,
fufhong and bohea teas, double and single refined
loaf sugars, mufcovado ditto, old Jamaica spirits,
brandy and rum by the puncheon or gallon, mess
beef and pork in tieices, barrels and half barrels,
Ship bread, flour of a good quality, a ftefh assort
ment of butter ; Shot from No. 1 to 4, with a general
aflortment of groceries, a few tierces of good rice,
a parcel of damaged bread and oatmeal.
GENEV A.
Nicholas Hoffman.
Annifeed, &c.
Spermaceti,
Juniper berries,
Belt honey,
Patent medicines,
Perfumeries, &c. &c.
A Quantity of new mess
A BEEF and PORK,
in tierces, barrels and
half barrels,
FreSh fuperfine flour,
Mould and dipt candles,
Red herrings, in barrels
and half parrels,
English and American
hams,
'White wine vinegar,
Pigs tongues in kegs,
Neats ditto,
Loaf, powder and brown
Sugar,
Turpentine and Caftile
soap,
Gloucester and Cheshire
cheese,
Coffee in barrels,
Paper Hangings,
AVery elegant assortment of plain and printed,
from 4 to 16s. per piece, may be had at the
Paper Hanging Manufactory
No. 23, Broad-street, nearly opposite the Poft-Office.
Rooms, halls, and Stair cases coloured in the neateSt
mariner, and paper hangings laid on in the most ap
proved method, and lowed price, by a person who
served a regular time to that branch.
N. B. Ladies and Gentlemen by fending their
orders, Shall, be waited 04 with patterns at their
h.ufes,
For Charles-Tefft,
C° '" "'"' " ie "'ft convoy)
"'"' Charming-Sally,
A Remarkable faft sailer, and
Ahas good accommodations
—*^for paffengery Far freight and
passage, apply at No. 26, Broadway, or on board
laid (hip lying opposite the Fly-Market.
-JOHN ~ HOULROYD,
FORMERLY inn-kteperat the Thrii Tuns,
Hemphead Plains, returns his fiscere thanks to
the gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and the Pub
lick in general, for their pall favours; and begs leave
to inform them, that he has opened a house at Fluff
ing for their reception, where the Public in general
will meet with good accommodations both for man
and horse, at the sign ofthe QUEEN's HEAD, by
the Publick's humble servant,
JOHN HOULROYD.
Hugh Smith, and Co.
Have for SALE, at their Grocery-Store immediately
upon the wharf below the Coffee-Houfe,
MADEIRA, Port, and Lisbon WINE S, by
the pipe, quarter cask, or dozen; Weft-India
rum, and white wine vinegar, by the puncheon or
gallon; old Coniac brandy, London claret, firft qua
lity ; hyfon, fbufhong and bohea teas.
They have also arrived to them per the Eleonora,
from London, loaf sugar, black pepper, and some
few calks ,of double Gloucester cheese, in as high
perfection as any ever'imported into this city, which
they will dispose cf on the lowed terms for caih.
All orders from Gentlemen ofthe Navy and Army
gratefully received, and executed with the utmolt
attention and dispatch.
London made Shoes and Boots,
Arrived in the Quebec, and for sale by
John and George Inman,
No. 36, Hanover-Square;
AL SO, jewellery, cutlery, perfumery,
hats, hosiery, nankeens, bandanoe
handkerchiefs, and a variety cf other ARTI
CLES. [4l 46]
TO BSOLD;
THREE lots of land on the fouthciy fide of Cort
landt or Leary-Greet, near the Broad-Way, and
opposite to the westerly end of the Ofwego-Market, two
of which lots are in breadth in front on said Greet 40 feet,
in the rear 40 feet, and in depth its feet ; the other lot is
25 feet in breadth in front and rear, endin depth 10c feet.
This Greet is at prefcnt almost as advantageous a situa
tion for the grocery or other business, as any in this city,
and will, upon a re-eftabliffiment of civil government, be
a most capital band, flora its vicinity to the Ofwego-
Market, North-River, and Landing-place from Powles-
Hock-Ferry, which will be a thorough fare not only for
those who come to market, but for the people who may
pass and repafs from the cities of New-York and Phila
delphia. Aifo to be LET for the term of 2% years, nine
lots lying on the banks of the said North-River, and two
lots in Field-Market-Street. Likewise to be leafed for
such number cf years as (hall be agreed upon, two spa
cious lots in Broadway, and two in New-street. Propo
sals in writing, for the said lots, or any of them, will be
received by John Kelly, notary public. No. 3^, Hanov.r-
Square, who is empowered to fell and let the laid lots, and
as no preference is promised to any perform the highest
bidder will be preferred.
(Removed tj No. 215, ^een Street, a few doors
above the Fly-Market)
Has imported in the Ship Nancy, Capt. Smith, from
London, a number of articles in the dry good way,
which will be fold by the package 01 quantity, for
caih, on very low terms : Amoigft them are the
following.
Most amazing variety
of printed Callicoes,
Cbirztes and Muffins,
Low priced Irirh linens and
Meetings,
Romal and pullicat hand
kerchiefs,
Printed lindnhandkerchhfs,
a large quantity,
Fustians and clouded jeahets,
Book mullins and handker
chiefs,
Tambour aprons,
Scotch thread, and pins,
JOHN PEL L,
At No. 191, Queen-street, near Beekman's-flip,
HAS FOR SALE,
By the last vessels from England and Ireland,
Also a quantity of excellent
New R OSEBUTTE R.
, NewYok, 21st May, 1781,
B. Waddington,
LIKEWISE,
A few bales of tlack pepper,
Wax candtesin small boxes,
Ground white lead and black paint,
And a few C. »% of fewiog Twine.
r Cotton and silk hole,
, Itilh and Russia diapers,
Marseilles and mock quilt
1W
White buckrams,
■ Plated buckles and steel
watch chains,
, White and black lace and
edgings,
, Mock and real c^flymers, &
a few pieces of fuperfine
cloths,
Striped tickings, ,
I Low priced waiftecrat Shapes,
Port wine,
Green and Bohea teas,
Black pepper,
Chocolate,
P)ayiqg cards,
Olives,
Capers,
Anchovies, !In bottles.
Girkins, l
Walnuts, J
Pipes of different lengths,
Mallard loose and in bot
tles,
Old spirits,
Ditto rum,
Barley in kegs,
Holland geneva,
Wrapping paper,
Writing ditto,
Dried cod fi sh.
AL L persons indebted to the eflate of THOMAS
4 SMITH, deceased, late of the city oj New-York,
Dyer,}are defred to make immediate payment ; and
all persons that have any demands upon ibe efate of
said Smith, are defred to produce them to the fubferiber
within fix weeks, that they may be adjufed.
There are sundry coats, silk gowns,' and other ar
ticles, in my cufydy, that have been coloured or
dressed by said Smith —the owner or owners are de
sired to call at the fubferiber's house, in Nafau-freet}
No. 26, within four weeks and pay for the drefog
them, or they will be fold. Said Smith's dying-kettle
and press are to be fold, by JOHN KINGSTON,
May 21, 1781. Executor of said Smith.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
At the corner of the Fly-Market, Queen-street,
Is determined to fell the following Goods as ci eapr
• as they can be purchased any where in this city :
OLD Madeira, Port,
Lisbon and Tene
riffe wines,
Jamaica spirits,
Well India and cherry
rum,
Holland geneva,
French and cherry brandy,
Shrub,
All forts of cordials,
The very best of home
spun geneva and bran
dy, very little inferior
to Holland or French,
Molasses,
Wine and cyder vinegar,
London porter in bottles,
Double Gloucester cheese,
BRocades, tobines,
Mantuas, ducapes,
Luteftrings, armo^ena,•
Tiffetits, Persians,
Sattins, modes, farfenet,
Flowered, corded, ftrip'd,
check'd, book and
jackeaet muflina,
Chintzes, callicoes, and
printed linens,
Cambricks, lawns.
Aprons, gauzes,
Biack silk laces, and
edgings,blond edgings,
Thread laces and edgings
Floss and crape fungs,
The best kid and lamb
gloves
Cotton & thread Hockings
Hole's shoes.
PETER HEGEMAN,
VINTNER and DISTILLER,
Has for sale at his store the upper end of Queen-Street,
No. 125,
Formerly occupied by Philip ,Kissick,
Upon the most reasonable terms.for case,
SUPERFINE Scarlet, dark blue, dark green, buff,
white and London brown broadcloths, fuperi;r
to any ever impo: ted here, Walloons to suit the above
cloths; an assortment of Irish 4-4 and 7-8 wide
linen, ditto ribbons, tambour worked aprons, fprigg'd
and plain muffins, luteftrings, Persians and modes,
flays, quilted fluff petticoats, callicoes and calliman
coes, dyed and white fultians and jeans, Dutch cord,
Marseilles quilting, with and without borders, wo
mens and mens Shoes, an assortment of hats aid
black feathers,filver & plated Shoe and knee buckles,
do. palte, jewellery, hardware, china, and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention, allo a few pipes of
Port Wine.
A LOT of land in Beaver-Street, 40 feet ia
front, and 130 feet deep : It is next to the
corner of New-Street, and in the form of an L,
fronts that Street 80 feet, and in depth 60, makes it
very advantageous for any person that means to im
prove the fame. For terms apply to Hugh Gaine.
N, B. There is a general assortment of simolt
every article for the summer trade, although not
enumerated.
HERLITZ and BLACKWELL,
Have for sale, cheap for calh, at their store, Q^een-
Greet, No. 236, between King-Greet and the Fly
market, imported in the Quebec, Eleonora, and
other late vessels, *
JOHN HENR Y,
Has opened his store at No. 209, Queen-Street,
near Burlin g's-Slip, where he has laid in a
general assortment of
India and European Goods,
Suitable for the prefect season,
Amongst which are the following articles, viz.
INDIA nankeens, callicoes, chintzes, and chintz
patches; furniture callicoes, and check de.
cambricks, lawns and kentings ; needle work'd do.
aprons and handkerchiefs, jaunet and hook muslins,
needle work'd aprons and handkerchiefs do. fine
Drrifden and tambour needle work'd ruffles do. a
variety of gauzes, gauze handkerchiefs and aprons ;
tiffany and Lenoe, men and womens silk, cotton,
thread and worsted hose, plain and ribbed ; men
and womens silk, thread, Dee-lkin. coloured jean,
and Kid-lkin gloves ; plain and figured ribbons,
love taste, &c. armczeens, mantuns, and lute
firings, fattens, modes, pelongs, faifenets, India
perfians, plain and striped ; jeans, jeannets, fufti
ans, diapers, English and Russia do. Turkey Gripes,
blue and white cotton do. Holland Gripes, &c.
India, bandano, pullicat, and r@ma| handkerchit fs,
black Barcelona do. printed cambrick, cotton and
linnen handkerchiefs, black silk cravats, Irish yard
wide and 7-8 linnens, Russia Greetings, drillings,
white and brown ; brown hollands, dowlafs, &c.
apron yard wide and 7.8 cotton checks; rufiel,
cailimancoes, durants, and tammies; face and
dually bindings, apron and cap tapes, skeleton and
fkaine wire shirt buttons, threads, coloured and
white sewing silks, &c. and n t any other things too
tedious to enumerate, which he is determined to fell
low for call).
HAS imported in the last ships from Lon
don, whence he is just arrived, an assort
ment of the following goods, which he is fell
ing on the lowest terms at his store, No. 29,
Queen-street, near Burling-flip:
EaG-InJia, Manchester, Linen Drapery,
Mercery, Habdrdafhery, Millenary, Hosiery,
Shoes of all Kinds, Jewellery and Hardware.
And sundry o@r articles toe odious to mention.
THOMAS MAULE^
To be sold or leased,
, Double and Single refined
fi'gar,
Mufcovado sugar,
Hyfon, foufhong and be
hea tea,
Chocolate and coffee,
Pepper and mustard,
, Pearl barley and rice,
Caftile and turpentine foa,
Mould and dipt candles,
Poland starch and fig blue,
Hair powder,
Bird Shot of all fires,
Twist and cut tobacco,
Raisins and currants.
Ox tongues dried,
Nutmegs, cloves, and
cinnamon,
A great variety of breads
cloths, near 50 different,
colours,
About twenty patterns of
beautiful silks for
vraiftcoats,
The belt Florentines,
Princes fluff, fergedenime
Sattinet, corduroys,
Jeans, fuftians, &c. &c.
Silk, thread and cotton
flockings,
Beaver hats, fine shoes.
Fine ruffled shirts,
Military shoes and shirts,
A quantity of Russia
Greeting, very low
charged,
About one hundred wt.
of the best quill bark.