The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1777-07-28 00:00:00, page 4

~ UN-AWAY on Situr.lay the flh Inflant, from I
/;^the fubferiber, living on Long-lfland, a negro lad ,
named DQKE, (but it is thought he has changed his 1
nameto Dick) he is about 20 ye^s^f age, about § feet 4 1
inches h:gh, has thick lips and large eyes : Had on }
tvhen he Went away, a white fwanfkin double-breasted §
jacket, white drilling breeches, a tow cloth Mirt, and 1
blue and white flockings. He c/toffed' Dennis's ferry to §
Staten-Island, and has moft'kely irnpofd himfelf upon |
fume of the gentlemen of the army hr a free man.—
Whoever will deliver the said neg 0 to the fubferiber, or
to the printer hereof, or lodge him where his matter may
have him again, Mail receive Five Dollars reward.—
A'l periods whatever are forbid harbouring him at their
peril. NICHOLAS OGDfN.
SEPH C
PASTRY COOK,
rt: CQUAINTS the ladies and gentlemen that he has
fl mevpd to ^lttle-Dock-Strcet, four doors' from the
bridge, where they may be Supplied with all hinds of pat
tv, and meat pies. He will diets dinners abroad, if
WANTED to PURCHASE,
A Quantity of BE ES-WAX.
NV person having the fame to dispose of on reafori
^'l able terms, may hear of a purchaser, or receive
payment down, for any large or small quantity that may
be brought to the h use of Mrs.'Campbell, in Dock-street,
from this t;m-0 Tourfday evening next.
*Mr?B EL LEGARFe;—
.FENCING MASTER,
JATELY arrived from Paris in this city, offers
g I is f.rvice to all young gentlemen that have, an
inclination to learn fencing. They may depend on being
veil attended at his houf; in Queen-street, ^ear the New
Quaker's Marine, at No. 78.
jun imported from London, in the ship Edward,
Capt. Ehi t^ham Lawrence, and to be fold by
S A M U EL DEAL L,
In Broad-ffreet, corner of PrinecC-ftreet,
„ N aflhrtment ofmen, wome.%, and childrens thread,
,1 button, and filkhofe ; mens brwn thread gloves,
womens black silk gloves ad mitts, men and womens
white lamb glov<s, mens be.ver and wafli leather ditto,
womens flowered purple kid gloves and mitts, black and
white thread and blond face and edgings ; a neat aiTort
roent of plain, black, and figured ribbons ; gauze, cat
gut, lawns, cambricks, jackanet and book reuflins,
black, jet, and French pearl pins and ear-rings ; lavender
and Haungary water, hard pomatum and violet hair pow
der, Bailey's shaving soap in boxes and marble walk-balls,
Turlington's balsam, Hemet's < fl'cncc of pearl, pearl den
trifice and tooth taffies, patent Lining, liquid blacking
cake, best paper and pound pins, fine ivory and horn
combs, globe and square glass Tankorns and chamber
lamps, fine Durham flour of mustard, in large or fmari
quantities, Canary and rape feed for birds, with many
articles too tedious to mention.
Just imported in the E iward, Capt. Lawrence, and to be
fold wuolcfale,
At No. 27, DOCK-STREET,
Late Henry Van Vleeck's,
A Large and general assortment of European and India
goods, including the following articles, viz. Nails,
fail duck, German ozenbrigs, hats, hose, Moes, rigs,
blankets, Yorkthire cloths, checks, and Arnold's best
fn uff.
N. B A quantity of butter on very low terms.
Good Lisbon WINES,
In pipes and quarter calks ;
A Cargo just imported and to be fold by John Franklin,
at his hoofs near the New Slip, Ship Yards, and
by Samuel Wanklin, at his store No. 173, Queen-street,
near Beekman's Slip, who has also for sale, Russia Meet
ings, Ravens duck, drillings, dowlas, Irish linens, cot
ter checks, &:. and a quantity chalk, cart and waggon
boxes, iron kertirs. &c.
3
To be S OLD on rqafonable terms, by
DANIEL WRIGHT,
At his ftoie No. 7, in Queen-Street,
At the foot of King-Street ;
A N affmlmnt cf callimancoe foots, many of
4"1 which are l?rge and of a lteady heel ; silk and
fatten French heels, mens strong Moes Suitable for
the army, gentlemens shoes and pumps ; loaf and
brown lugar, bohea te.4, English hard soap, fig blue,
starch, mould cand'ei, feme boxes cf dipt candles
frem 8 to 16 in the pound, mustard, pepper, rum
and brandy, &c.
[A Iv~TE~S FTV AG E,
f'IVE doors above Dover-street, in Water-street, has
A employ for fevsral pettiaugers, or schooners, of a
/mail draft of water, which will be kept in employ for
three months certain, at Ten Shillings the cord freight,
eqeven mile from the city is thediftance where the wood
is to be brought from, for the use of government.
Who has for SALE,
A variety of paints, spirits turpentine, rosin, brimflone,
nails, from 3d. to 22u. da. boat from izd. to %2d. spikes,
cordage, &c. &c.
LOST from the New Slip,
A Small beat about eleven or twelve feet long, rows
fries cars, painted the infid, red, the cutfide blue
and yellow, with a blue stern, ro ring-bolts in her stem
or flernpoft, but rope straps. Whoever brings said boat
on board the trig Admiral Gayton, in the North-River,
or to Mr. Reed, at Beekman's Slip, Mall receivea reward
cf TWO DOLLARS, from
GABRIEL SUND.
———, T ——
Robert and George Service,
And to be fold whokfale and retail, at the house
wherein Mr. Ennis Graham lately lived,
f General assortment of dry goods, viz. broad cloths,
fl linens, checks, muslins, lawns, cambricks, gau
ges, Elks, fattens and modes, wiha variety of laces, .
black ruffel and callimanc.es, fluffs, &c. menshnd wo
mens silk, thread, and cotton hose, Moes, &c.
Public Notary's Office,
By JOHN C. KNAPP,
Attorney at Law, No. 22;,
Nea r the OLD City-Hall, in Broad-Street,
Who cohftantly attends to execute the general business
, thereof with punctuality and difyatcht
fr%IHE farce candid and fatisfaaory advice as heretofore,
& 26 well in all cases of law and equity, as touching
ths validity of deeds, wills, and other writings.
Seafcrirg ran and other Grangers, who frequently meet
with difficulty in matters not altogether relative to the
hw, will be particularly affixed.
Executors and ndnirfhators inftru&ed in the regular '
execution of their office, whereby to avoid the trouble
and expence which often arises from the want of proper,
knowledge therein.
Charter parties, memorials, petitions, articles of agree
ment and co partnership, arbitration and other bonds,
letters of attorney, deeds,wills, mortgages, alignments,
and all o.her writings drawn effectually to answer the
purposes intended, and on the meft moderate fees,
7^ ^ % 777.
,—,, Tobe i.O LD,'
.£6^4 Ihe Ship Falmourh,
T^URTHEN 400 hogMca<, to-
B bocco arid upwards, mounts
NVT^.t^W#;^ 4 utuble-fortifira four pounders, and
'<^^[>^d^ fitted with clofequar :\. She is
O®''^a^_ found in fails, cables, anchors,
&c. and now fit for lea. Inventory may be seen on board
the Mip lying at Cruger's wharf, or at the fubferiber's
fiore in II anover-Square. ROBERT LAWSON.
Who has for falc on the lowed terms, a large affert
rnent of European GOODS, for readv money,
FREDERICK Wm. GEYER;
JUST arrived from London, in the ship Edvard, Capt?
Lawrence, with a general A SSORTMENT of
European and India GOODS,
From the firft hands,which he fel's on the most reason
able terms, whoTTale onlv,at hie store in Hanover-Square.
• cH in-Tw-arT 1
Just imported in the Hannah, from London,
, LARGE and very general atifortment, among which
F\ are fix complete blue and white table sets; bowls
of all fizrs, breakfaft bowls and saucers, cups and faucets
of different fiz"s ard patterns.
LOOKING GLASSES,
A neat assortment, among which are feme very elegant
ovals,
IRONMONGERY,
A finall assortment, consisting of carpenters, joiners, and
fhoem deers article;, &c.
Molaflfes, flour, fpermaceti candles, a quantity of
emptv boxes and crates, with draw for packing.
To be SOLD at
RHINELA ND ER's Store,
The corner of Burling's Slip.
Price ONE GUIN E -4.
To the PUBLIC,
To be fold, by the Inventor's Appointment, at the Bible
and Crown, in Hanover-Square, and no where else
in America.
The Salutary CONSERVE,
BEING an approved and infallible Preventive
from a Certain Disease.
Tri Author of this Medicine is a Gentleman very
well known, both in the Navy and Army, for his fuc
cefsful Practice in Physic and Surgery, he has had re
peated and incohteftible Proofs of the good Effects 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 some of his intimate Friends.---The Applica
tion of it is simple and easy, as will appear by the printed
direeions given with each Phial..
Just imported in the ship Thomas, James Ramsay, mafte ,
' from Glafgnw. and to be fold in wholefile, by
BRISBANE and BURTON,
Rr^HREE-four, 7 S, and 4 4 Irish linens in affortrd
X bxes; Irish Meeting. Scots holland, printed cot
tons, printed linen and check handkerchiefs, printed jean
vests, German ofnaburghs, fail cloth No. I tq 8, tar'd
cordage, fetching, ofnaburghs, and nuns thread, 3 4 and
7 8 checksand check hollared, men and womens thread
and cotton flockings, mens silk flockings, cutlery, nails
from 4d. to zod. crown glass, paints, linseed oyl, pain
ters bruMes, writing paper, mens and womens Moes,
fadlery, Muscovado and clayed sugars, lump and single
refined ditto, port wine, common, fine, and pearl barley,
IriM beef in tierces and barrels, mens felt, caftor, and
fine hats, porter, tar, &c.
This Day is published.
And to be fold by H. GAINE, (Price is. 61.)
DISCOURSE
On II Tim. 111. 16.
Delivered in St. Paul's and St. George's Chapels, in
New-York, on Sunday the 11th of May, 1777.
By SAMUEL SEABURY, M. A.
The above sermon was written several years ago, and
was preached in Trinity Church, in this city, in April
1 773> No person, who has ever felt that partiality which
most men have for their own productions, will be sur
prised at the author's faying he was pleased with the com
position. However, neither his vanity, nor the impor
tunity of friends, have been the cause of its publication.
Upon preaching it lately in St. Paul's and St. George's
Chapels, in this city, it fell under the confute cf feme
who beard it ; the author hopes, only because it was mis
understood. He has therefore taken the liberty to fend
it into the world to speak for i.felf, and recommends it
to the protection of the candid and reasonable partof man
kind, to whose judgment, however it may make against
him, he Mall ever pay the greatest regard.
W 'HOEVER has taken up a Grayed Cow, and
will bring her to the Printer hereof, Mall be
haudfoinely rewarded.
wN-T^
A SERVANT well recommended, to wait on a
gentleman, who will give him Twelve Guineas a
year and good eloathing, or Twenty and find himfelf.---
Apply to the printer.
Just imported in the ship Lilly, fiom Glasgow, and to be
fold bv
ROBERT PAGAN, and Co.
At their flore in Qgeen-Hrect,
PRINTED callicoes, |Twift and gilt buttons,
Printed handkerchiefs,/Onaiity and coat bindings,
Yard wide, 3-4 and 7 8 Iriffi Tapes and gartering,
linens,
Men's made linen Mirts,
Irish Meeting and diaper,
Broad cloths different co
lours,
Bath coatings,
Flannels aad -plaidings,
Camblets and dorfeteens,
Plain and rib'd worsted
fteckings,
Velvtrcts and plushes,
Men's bound hats,
7-8 check'd linens,
Check'd handkerchiefs,
Plain lawns,
Shalloons and buckrams,
MURRAY, SANSOM, and Go.
Havejuf imported in the Hannah, Capt. Watson,
from London,
A LARGE and neat affortmenttr European and East-
India GOODS; amongst which are, 4d. Bd. lod.
led. 208. and 24d. Nails ; 8 by 6, 9 by 7, 10 by 8, and
1 I by 9 Crown Glass ; small bar Lead, Pewter, Nutmegs,
Cinnamon, Cloves and Mace, German, Crawley, No. 3
and blistered Steel: Also a Cargo of choice Lisbon Wines,
in Pipes, Hog Mead,, and quarter Calks; a few Boxes of
Lemmons; likewise a few Hog Meads of best Mufcovado
Sugar ; all which they have for sale at their store in
Water street, between Beekmaff and Burling-flip.
To be SOLD,
°T"'° MOUSES, with a lot of ground to each, situ-
X ate in Chatham Row, facing the common, En
quire of the vrid,w Smith on the premises,
^Military and common Moes,
Women's leather ditto,
Men's cclf pumps and Moes,
Woman's callimancoe ditto,
Men's saddles,
Horn and ivory combs,
A neat afiortment of hard
| ware,
Mails of all kinds,
:Sail cloth No. 1 to 8.
;IJjid soap in boxes,
IMoulded candles in ditto,
iLoaf sugar in hog Meads,
^Bottled Merry wine in
1 calks, &c. &c. &c.
Juftimported from London, in tne mip Ed
ward, Capt. Effingham Lawrence,
And to be SOL'.) BY
ROBERT ALEXANDER, and Co.
At their here in Dock-Street.
Between the Coffee-Houfe and tne Old Slip ;
Y 7"ARD wide, 78, anl Twist and knee garters,
h 34 Iriffi linens,
Write and brown 9-8 ditto'
Meeting,
Callicoes, the figures vet)
elegant,
Superfine cotton Rocking:
for the ladies,
White and brown thread do.
for men and boys,
Black and buff-coloured
breeches pieces,
Shammy linings, buttons,|
O white cloths,
Superfine blue and green do
Ditto fafhUnablr colours,
White, buff, and green caf
fimers,
An assortment of second
cloths,
German serges, scarlet ftize,
Bath coatings,
Mens hats velvet bound
and fantails,
Silk breeches patterns,
Worsted ditto,
V.1zerets and coloured jeans
Dimotbecs, corded and
figured,
Linens 3 4, 7 8, and yard
wide.
Sheetings, 8 4 and 9-4,
white and brown,
Russia Meetings and drabs,
Cotton and linen checks,
Striped and brown Holland, 1
Diapers and table linens,
Printed linens and cotton:
in great variety,
Printed handkerchiefs ditto,
Silk ditto,
Cambricks and lawns,
Plain and flowered thread
and silk gauzes,
Fattens, perfiins,
Half mantuas,
Luteftrings, plain and fcu,
red,.
Silk cardinals, bonnets and 1
hats, 1
Womens flays,
Ditto "callimancoe Moes,
Ditto silk gloves and mitts,
Durants, tammies, Malloons,
Callimancoes, broad and
narrow,
Cambists, striped and plain, 1
White and brown thread
flockings and gloves,
*, The above GOODS will be fold for caffi, or
good bills, either by the package or piece, as purchafors
incline.
IMPORTED BY
W. SOUTHGATE,
And to be fold cheap, wholesale and retail, for cAh only,
at No. 164, Queen-street, at the house where Mr. Wil
liam Depeyfter formerly kept shop,
A Variety of silks of the newest patterns, Italian and
Norwich crapes, camblets, cailimancoes, &c. wo
mens silk, fatten, callimancce and fluff coats; silk and
fatten cloak", newest fafhion; an assortment of gauze,
lawns, ribbons, needle-work'd aprons, silk and printed
handkerchiefs, sewing silks, twist, threads, black and
Dutch l ce, silk flockings,
A bugle Woman with a good Breast of Mnk, is
avote i ; Family in this City. Such a Person
will meet v< -T&Bxagemem by *£?'%'% to H,Gaine,
TEN DOLLARS Reward.
LEFT Brigadier General De Lancey's service, from
his farm at Bloomingdale, a negro fellow named
HARMAN, of a yellowish colour, broad face and Moul
ders, hollow back, big buttocks, and remarkable strong
well Maped legs, with a very large foot, is about 25 years
of age, understands farming. Had on a Dutch thrumb'-d
cap, a blue sailors jacket, fpcckled or white Mirt, good
tr^w&s and Moes, with a spare buckskin breeches.
This is his fccomd elopement, and by his dress may induce
matters of Mips to entertain him, who arc requeued to
deliver him to New-York goal. Whoever takes him up
Mall have the above reward paid by General Delancey, the
printer, or Mr. J fiph Allicocke.
Jult imported in the last Ihips from London, anu
to be fold on reasonable terms, by
Edward and Wm. Laight,
At their Store No. 190, Queen-Street,
Near Burling's Slip,
A Large assortment of 7-8 and yard wide Irish linens ;
cambricks and lawns; 7-8, yard wide, and yard
and 3-8 cotton and lii en check ; ravens duck and dowlas,
a few bales of low-priced and middling broad cloths, hath
and common coatings, frizes, striped and rose blankets,
beaver and felt hats, mens beaver gloves, wax necklaces,
nutmegs, mace, cinnamon and cloves ;---an assortment
pickles, mustard and tweet oil; raisins and currants,
writing paper, blanlc bocksand quills in small trunks.---
Also, nails, axes, hatchets, best and common penknives,
cutteau knives, brafi ink pots with knives, low pric'd
lenives and forks, razors, pins and White-Chapel needles,
chisels and gouges, Mot pouches and powder flafKs, cha
findiffies, padlocks and doer locks and hinges, cork screws,
corn mills, hammers, buckles and buttons, ivory and
horn combs, &c. &c.
A few coils of excellent cordage, hard and foft soap,
candles, bend leather foles, Ol pfarry wine in half pipes.
'SU For GLASGOW?"
The Ship YORK,
^R&^L, Andrew Mackay, Master.;
Burthen about 180 tons,
f ' e clear to ta ke on board
«^CTL^&dB w 7 i R a few days: For freighter
pelage apply to Brisbane and Burton, to be found at
Mr, William Burton's, Hanover-Square.
'SIvTrT'H 'ICa M ADG E,'
Has imported by the Mip Hannah, Caph Watson,
from London,
A large ASSORTMENT of
YARD-WIDE IriM linnens, fuperfine broad-cloths,
scarlet, blue, green, white, garnet,maroon, crimson
blue, grey, and black, with rattinets and trimmings
for the fame ; scarlet, red, yellow and white flannels;
wikons a very great variety ; men and womens cot
ton, thread, and worsted hose; black wo ft.d breeches
patterns from 5I to 12L per dozen; silk and worsted
mitts, a quantity of German ofnaburghs to be fold very
cheap by the bale ; yard wide and yafte 3 8 cotton checks ;
yard wide and 7-8 linen checks ; indigo by the barrel.
Imported in the ship General Howe,
And ro be SOLD by
PROUDFOOT and BRYDEN,
At their Store in Hanover-Square,
Opposite the City Guard House,
QUPERFIN£ scarlet anelSilk flockings, white, black,
Cotton checks,
Silk moree gowns,
Table cloths, and
Ruflia diapers,
Coarse and fine dowlas,
Loaf sugar in hr gfheads,
Srilad oil in cases,
Durhatramuftard inditto,
Red port in bottlesin ditto,
Leather for limes and boots,
Large hair trunks.
I and coloured,
pVhite and brown threads,
Coloured threads,
Sewing silks,
Twist and other trimmings,
Plated buttons, various
patterns,
Mens Moes dfferent kinds,
Scotch and German ofna
burghs,
Sail cloth and rigging,
White and coloured flannels,
White ferg^s and plaidings,
Carpets, different patterns,
An assortment of stationary,
Needles and pins,
Horn and ivory combs,
Queen's, china, and glass
ware,
Copper, pewter, and tin
ware,
Saddlery,
Cart saddles with cruppers
and breechins,)
An assortment of hardware
and ironmongery,
Carpenters,
Joiners, and > TOOLS.
Shoemakeis J
Looking glasses,
Window glass and puttie,
Hair brooms,
Cloth brushes,
Candles, soap,
Corks, copperas,
Oatmeal and barley,
Cheese, porter, sugars, Hirns,
French and Portugal wines,
Snuffand tobacco,
Stine twine and small
cordage,
Nails, ?xe ft ,
Spades and hammers,
Scythes and saws,
A quantity of linen and
check shirts.
A For SAL E,
g Handfeme dark taySTALiics
/"M_o^h IA fayen years old, rear 15 hands
Vid^^^rl high, fit only for the riddle, to which
he is well tycke. Any person iocli
d^tapterf^ to become purchafr, by giving a
previous notice to Mr. H. Gaihe,
may have said h rs: brought to Brook
lyn Ferry to be ffiewn. The price is Forty Guineas.
just imported in the veryhalt vriDri from London, and
will be disposed of Wholesale and Reta 1, by
RICHARD SAUSE,
At his Hard-ware Store in Water-Meet, near the loweg
end of the Fly-marlcet, a small but general assortment
of CUTLERY and HARD-WARE, among which
LP ings,
Blown and white Iriffi
Meetings,
Scotch ofnaburgs,
3 4 check and striped linens
and Hollands,
Yard wide and yard and 3-8
wide cotton checks,
3-4, 7-8, and yard wd. IriM
linens, from is. rod. to
6s. per yard,
Brown Holland linen,
Light and dark ground pur
ple callicoes and chintzes,
Furniture callicoes,
Plain and check'd muslins,
Black Barcelona handker
chiefs,
FngliM and India Bandanoe
ditto,
Sillc and cotton romall do.
Blaclc tafreties,
Black, coloured, and striped
perfians,
White and light coloured
sewing silk,
Cloth coloured ditto,
Nankeens, with buttons
and twist,
Striped and plain ginghams,
Black, blue, and brown
durants.
Jult opening, and to be fold by
William and James Douglas,
At No. 230, Queen-street, New-York,
For CASH only,
ANEAT assortment of goods, amongst which are;
4^. oz-nbrigt, linens, silk gauzes, thread hose, printed
linen and cotton handkerchiefs, silk gauze ditto, check
and striped Holland sh s, flitching, ounce, and coloured
thread, hats, gloves, and thread, tapes, shoes and boots,
nails, fashionable buttons, buckles, and other hard ware,
single refined sugar, faddlery/ftationary; and crown glass.
P. S. They will also open during the course of this
week, a general affhrtment of English, Russia, and India
goods, such as CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, FUSTIANS,
JEANS, SHEETINGS, DRABS, NANKEENS,
CALLICOES, MUSLINS. TABLE LINENS, LA
CES, RIBBONS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, PIECE
GOODS, &c, ^
are the following:
C^ REEN and white ivo
]T ry carving, table, and
defart ferried knives and
forks
Block ebony, cam-wood,
buck and split bone ditto
Ruzors, penknives, feifTart,
pocket, butcher and qifter
knives
Flam'd .fiore, and double
pocket ditto
Horse fciffars, ox and horse
fleams
A variety of door, chest an
other locks, hinges, belt
and screws
Shoe knippers and joiner
pincers
Hand, tenent, faffi, compafi
and brft wood fqws, wit)
a variety of carpenter,
rules and compasses
Best awl blades and Moe
tacks
Carpenters and Moe ham
mers
Candhfticks, fconces,braft :
bag locks and fi kle<
Netting pins, biafs and ire
Wire afritted
Hooks and eyes
Brass drawer handles and
cloak pins
Brafiefeutcheon pins ano
awl hafts
g° With avriety of ar.
hard-ware, and cutlery way,
N. B. At the fame place, cc
and fi.ver, tortoi
GEORGE WETMORE,
Has for sale at hi : store No. 3, in Queen-street, between
the Fly Market and Burling's Slip,
I ISBON WINE by the pipe,
& ✓ hqgMead, or quarter calk ; port wine, Jamaica
spirits, Weft-lndia rum, indigo, rice, pipes, and various
other articles, all which he will fell upon the most rea
sonable terms.
"Just ins,cried in the Jhip LiHy, Capt. Cochrane,
from GlaJgo^j, and to be fold by
PAT RIC K H A R T,
The following articles, for ready money, viz.
WHITE drab and pink luteflring, duroys and
Mgsthees, broad cloths and trimmings,
German ofnaburgh, plain and striped mufiins, nan
keens, German dowlas, Russia drabs, callicoes and
chintz patterns, bombazeen, black alamode, ban
danoe handkerchiefs, perfians and taffeties, station
ary, looking glares, mens and womens gloves, bea
ver coating, Scots and Irish linens, brown and white
Meeting, brown holland, bedtick, Scots handker
chiefs, checks and striped hollaed, thread, worsted,
and fi k flockings; an affort'ment of ribbons, silk
and thread gauze, corderoy and royal ribs, tapes and
gartering, diaper and table cloths, womens fafnion
abit hats and bonnets, ladies drefs'd caps, lawns and
cambricks, womens and girls flays, white, green,
and blue nap'd cottons, ftrip'ed duffle blankets, lawn
aprons and handkerchiefs, mens plain a; d ruffled
shirts, mens, and boys hats, spices, necklaces, plated
buttons, pins and needles, ivory and horn combs,
Hardware and ironmongery, pewter ware, cordage,
nails, axes and hoes, hard soap and candles, port
wine, striped duffle blankets, window glass, pipes,
fadlery, putty in bladdeis, men and womens ffioes.
Enquire at Robert Bogle's store, third door from
Mr. Gaine's printing-office, Hanover-Square.
To BE SOL 1) BY
DAVID SEABURY,
In Smith-Street, No. 353,
The following Articles, wholesale and retail,
just arrived frbm London ;
r, ROVvN Russia Meet- Black, blue, cloth, green
and whits callimancoes,
White cyprus gauze,
Womens black and coloured
callimancoe Moes,
Flanders bed ticks,
Womens purple leather
mitts, plain and flowered,
Brown drab,
Blue fagothees,
Wiltons, caffimers,
Superfine cloths, with
trimmings,
Brown and white thread hose
White and red flannels,
[Scotch handkerchiefs,
(Printed linen and cambrick
ditto,
Cambricks and lawns,
Brown buckram,
Quality and Mae binding,
Gartering,
Tapes and threads,
Sciffers, penknives, cuttces,
Table knives and forks,
Childrens burnt bone knives
Ivory and horn combs,
Common ar.d best London
sewing needles,
White-Chapel ditto,
Darning ditto,
Pins 41b. and 4 12 Ib#
Hunters half do. and twig
whips
Gilt, plated, pinchbeck,
Reel and common Moe,
knee, and flock buckles
Mecal coat and veil buttons
Silver top'd emit frames
Shaving boxes and brushes
Powder machines, bags and
down puffs
Tooth, buckle and Moe
brushes
4 . variety of low-priced poc
ket books
Enamelled, japanned, Muff
and tobacco boxes
Edweezers, black hair pina
awd key frivols
Table, cypher, flyer and
common fl,eve buttons
Flat, gilt, graved mcM seals
and trial g'e do. in silver
Sail palms, white and brass
thimbles
Temple spectacles, pocket
locking glares, and
pinching irons
Bass scale, and steel yards
Gilt links, silver and metal
Mae clasps
R.zor flops, tea tongs and
4smbl%wbrm gimblets
Buckling and common horn
combs
Pocket ink pots and Reel
ply Sts.
icies in the silver, jewellery,
, too tedious to mention.
ash will be given for old. gold
te ftiell and ivory.