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fIENTLEMEN'S DRIVING
0 UTS, beds Plain and Ornamented,and every other
kind of Garment in general use, may be seen daily making np In
the most approved* manner, by the best workmen, of Milled Drab
superfine Cloth, milled Kerseys, Hunters', Orford, Insane, and
*tat Beaver Clonh, mid every sort of stout rough Witney and Fear-
roe ghts. The Surtout of superfine and other Cloths, Gambroona,
&c. and many ti.htr articles of the most curious texture. The
*thole are made up into all imaginable fcrrns so that Gentlemen
to.av view the various f.whionabte shapes, and thereby ascertain
they most approve, without being inconvenienced as hero•
tncare by giviug orders which taro frequently base not beim un.
derst:od, and consequently not executed agreeable to their listen-
tiuns. Also 'fiIA%'ELLING CLOAKS for Ofileers and pri-
'tate Gentlemen, which are eiceedingly light, portable, warm,
.14e..bte, and warranted to turn any quantity at continusithravy
lain; the same made of G. FOX's l'atent Aquatic Hair Gama
brown, wove in a peculiar loom, so as to effect tide long desired
requisite. Likewise the double sort is continued to be made Into
Great Coats, Shooting Jackets, Ureeelses, Gaiters,ar.c. in all co-
lours, and particularly is Blue, for Naval and Military Deicers,
winch a numerous list of Nobility have sanctioned,. fur being far
supezior to any article before invented for durability, repelling
wet weather, and wearing clan. Ladies supplied with it for
boots and shoes as heretofore. '
N.II. :.-etvants Boa and Great Coats kept made, and Liveries
made to order, of the best materials, and at lower prices than
Lsual.
Direct (post-paid) to G. Pox, Ladies'Woellen Clods !daturas-
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