The daily advertiser — New York [N.Y.], 1788-11-03 00:00:00, page 4

For B O S T ON,
The Schooner SALLY,
Capt. HARMAN,
TJURTHEN about 80 tons ; a new
O veflel and well found. For
freight or paflage, apply to ROBERT
GILL, No. 11 7, Water-street.
Oft. 31. ts
For Charter,
To any of the Weft-India Islands, the Slodp
BROTHERS,
130 tons burthen,
TJRITISH bottom, wellcxl-
JO culatsd for carrying large
tnails 011 deck. For terms ap-
Alm ply to Capt. John Williams, on
board said (loop, at Brownjohn’s
-• wharf^-or Stewart and Jones^
w h o ^ave for Pale, just landed
’Of Paid veHel-^
20 hhds. of high proof
Weft-India Rum, and ho hhds* of Mufcovado Su
;.gars of very good quality*
F O R L Q N D ON,
’ The BRIG
Truk Briton,
f Christophe*. Go & it ns ,matter,
Wofewi®' A British veffel,Ts positively to
fail by the 20th of November. For freight or
'paflage apply to ROBERT BOWNE & Co. or the
matter on board,at Bowne’s wharf. Oft. 2^.
For LONDON,
r- TN BRIGANTINE
Brothers,
1 failwitb all poffrble dispatch, a
Jl remarkable strong well built vf
ftl, alvioft ncav, bar good accommodations for faf/en
gers—will be ready to take in by Monday next.—-For
..frei bt ar pajfuge, apply to George Douglas, jun.
Quecn-freet, or Qapi-air. Csaige on board, at Van
Zandt's Wharf. ^St. 29. tf*
£3^ For Savannah,
felN The Sloop FRIENDSHIP.
Joseph Burnham, Matter.
y^TEF fupenor accommodations ale generally
IT acknowledged, and her passages have been
far more expeditious and fucceislui than any ves
sel iu that tradefrom this port. She will fail with
all convenient speed. For freight or paflage ap
ply to the mailer onboard, or to WATSON and
GREENLEAF, 'No. 6, Crane-Wharf. Oft. 29.
This Day will be landed
For SALE at the Crane-wharf, from on board
the sloop Friandlhip from Savannah, a paiecl
of '
Indigo, Sole Leather, and
Tobacco,
Of superior Quality. Appiy to WATSON and
■GREENLEAF -—Who have also for sale.
Excellent Bohea 'Fea & Jamaica Spirits.
oft. 29* ____2C
For SAV AN NA hT
The sloop Jenny,
Z^ORN. SCHERMERHORN,
kVu Mailer—Has good accom
modations for paflengers, and
wiil l a ’l with all poflible dis
patch—For freight or paflage,
Apply to the matter on board at Shermerhorn’s
wharf, or to Peter Schermerhorn, No. 73, Water
ftraet, opposite the Crane. Oft. 29.
& For COR K,
The SHIP FALBROOK,
Alexander Maxwell, matter,
Is now ready to take in freight, and
Mil fail with alliconvenient speed. -For freight
<?r palTage apply to the matter on board,at Moore’s
■wharf, or to Hay Stevenson Er Co. No. 238,Queen
ftreet, who have just received, by the Brothers,
from London, an allurement of seasonable DRY
^OO DS. OH. 28.
For Charleston,
The SLOOP
M ARIA,
New-York and Charleston Packet,
William Elliott matter,
Will fail the Bth November—Having elegant
accommodations for paflengers. For freight or
pa Tage apply to the matter on board, at Bowne’s
^rharf, or at John Jackfona’s Store on said wharf.
27th October. 1788. lit.
-^3, For DUBLIN,
The shi P
OLI HE BRANCH,
•P- Bartholomew Barnewall, Matter,
XT 7 ILL fail about the ill December next; Ihe
v V is an excellent new (hip of about aoo tons
hurthen, and has good accommodations for patten
gers. This (hip is couftrufted for the Dublin trade,
«r which Ihe is intended to be kept, and will re
turn from thence early in the spring. For freight
er paffagc, apply to the Capt. on board at Hallet’s
Vharf, or to ' GEO BARNEWALL k Co.
©ft. aa. No. 205, Water-street.
James Hallet,
Coach and Chair Maker,
No. 43, Broadway, and adjoining the Theatre in
Jofan-ftreet.
GRATEFULLY acknowledges the many past
favors of his friends and the public in gene
ra], and takes this method to inform them, that he
has now on hand, ready tor the season, a large and
general aflbrtment of CARRIAGES, which he will
fell at the lowest rate. Gentlemen who will favor
him with their cullom, may depend upon being
served at the Ihorteft notice, in the most modern
and approved taste. Having now in employ a
number of the heft workmen at their various
branches, and having every advantage that can
arise from a large and convenient Ihop, he is in no
doubt of doing himfelf credit and giving his cuf
tomers the greatest fatisfaftion.
N- B. He has now on hand a number of second
hand carriages for sale ; likewise carriages of all
kinds and horses to let*
Mweit i», ra fcth.
r "I''HE. death of the late Gabriel H. Ludlow, ma-
I king it neceflary, that an immediate settle
ment &ould be made of all the concern, of the
partnership of Ludlow and Shaw; This therefore
is to request, that all thole indebted to the laid
partnership, will, with all convenient speed, fet
tle or discharge their accounts to CHARLES
SHA W, the furvivipg partner, at his counting
houfe, No. 50, Smith-street, who hopes this notice
will be attended to, and will prevent hiin the
painful necessity of calling on those indebted in a
110thcr manner. 13.
ALL persons indebted to the ejlate of ROB ERT BELL,
late of Hudson, in Columbia county, fate of New-
York, deceajed, are hereby desired, without delay, to fettle
their accounts with thejubferiber ; and whoever has any
demands agair.fi said estate, are defined to present them to
him for adjufiment. And, as the said Robert Bell died in
the city of New-York, where he was on business, and did
not fully explain to the fubferiber the fiate of his affairs ;
any perfans in poffejfion of property belonging to the Jaid
Robert Bell, or who have know ledge of any, of which
the fubferiber may be a fir anger, are hereby requefied to
acquainthim therewith* JOHN MURRAY, jun.
New-York, ictb Mo. iS. im
A New DWELLING HOUSE, 25 feet by 30,
two story high, lituate at the Landing in Tar
.ry Town, the firft ftandon the river for the Mer
cantile business, from its ncarnefs to New-York
Market; and from having a very extensive com ■
mand of an inland trade ; it is also very conve
nient for a mechanic : and will be fold on reafon*
able terms, and the payment made easy to the pur
chafer. For terms apply to the Printer.
Poughkeepsie, Sept. J. t s.
For Wilmington, (N. CJ)
—x The sloop Nancy and Polly,'
J°bn Bran (by, Matter.
XX^’n-L fail in two or three
davs. For freight or pas
sage apply to ROBT- BOWNE
& Co. io mo. 23.
^'iT^HE partn&r/hip of GEORGE APPLEBY and.
Jl Co. Brewers, will be diflblved by mutual
consent the Ift day of April next.
The business will be carried on ih future by
Appleby and Matlack,
A t the new BREWERY, No. 36, the east fide .of
Ghathara-Itreet, nearly o.ppoiite the Tea-Water
■Pump.
They TetttWi tMir sincere thanks to the public
For ptift favours, and hope to merit a continuance
of them by their attention to tire business.
Their Friends and Customers will be supplied §
tire lowest terms with the belt
Ale, Table, Ship, and Spruce Beer.
Orders left at the Coffee-Houfe-, or with White
Matlack, No. IJ, William-street, or at the Brewe
ry, will be duly attended to ; and beer delivered
on board veflels, or any part of the city, on tire
flrorteft notice. GEORGE APPLEBY.
WHITE MATALCK.
New-York, March 18.
~C~O~AL T~A^rT~
A Quantity of this Tar, and of black and
clear Varniftr extrafted from Coal, is just
arrived, to be fold for ready money only, by
Charles Wilkes,
No. 5 2, Hanover-square.
The Joie Agent In America for the Britifis Tar
Company.
THE superior excellence <>f this Tar in pre
serving the bottoms of veflels from the worms,
and in keeping them clean, has been proved by
repeated experiments-. It has been allo found to
be an efl'eftual preiervative of call and wrought
iron from rust. A description of the different
kinds of Coal Tar and Varnifli made by the Bri
tifli Tar Company, and of the various uses they
may be applied to with thegreateftadvantage, wish
direftions for using them, may be had as above.
29th Sept. 1788.
STOP THIEF!
Ten Dollars Reward.
STOLEN out of the store, No. 6, William-street,
yesterday as ternoon, about 5 o’clock, the fol
lowing goods, viz.
No. 21 35 ells 3-4 blue fattin, damaged, in two
pieces,
103 1 piece ftiiped tenon
104 2 do- do. do. -x
105 1 do. plain do. A
106 1 do. do. do. T Supcifme.
107 2 do. do. do. (.
168 1 do. do. do. Jr
-5 I do. coarse lawn,
26 1 do. do.
28 1 do. do.
29 1 do. do.
Any perfoH who will flop the above goeds, and
deliver them at said place, or to the printer here
of, ihall receive the above reward,and no questions
*sked. Oft. 22. ts
Starch and Hair Powder
MAnnfaftured and fold by ISAAC and JOHN
STOUTENBURGH, at the corner of Green
wich and Dey-ftreets, North River. ts June 3.
That nearly fix months after, to wit, on the
sth of December following, we again attended at
said wharf, when in our pretence they were all
taken up, and on examining them, the piece done
over with the Coal Tar appeared clean and entirely
free from grafts and barnacles, the other pieces were
both very foul, one of them was almost covered
with barnacles ; that on cutting them in fevaral
places we found the worms in full pofteflion of the
two pieces payed with the (hip ftuff, scarcely an
inch having escaped them. The piece done over
with the Coal Tai - was perfectly free from them,
and as found and fre(h sk when put down.
From the above experiment we are fully of
opinion that the Coal Tar will preserve the bot
tom of (hips from barnacles and the worms, and
is worthy of the greatest encouragemen-t.
Signed) John Murray, Thomas Sanders,
Andrew Van Tuyl, Stephen Crosfield,
John Thompson, Win. Rhinelander.
Tobe Sold at Private Sale.
The Jolltriuing Certificate of an Experiment made
in New-York, is added for the information of the
Public. New York, April 26, 1788.
WE the fublcribers do hereby^certify that on
or about the 18th June last, we attended at Van
Tnyl’s wharf, on the East river, in this city,
where we examined three pieces of timber, all of
the fame dimensions, one payed over with iord
Dundonald’s late invented Coal Tar, the other,
two pieces with a stout thick coat of common (hip
ftuff (pitch, tar, oil, and fuipher); that we after
wards saw them all chained to and funk along fide
said wharf.
TT7?Eir.A3 Al'ral.jm N'rC, of t: 0 r-aror r~f Ccrt
-7 V iandt,and county rs Wfci: eflt > Jarir er,(per the Je
curing the payment of three kiinartd ana । irerty prve pounds*
current motley of the fate of New -York, wub lawful in
ter eJi for the fame, on or bep'ore the eleventh day of Septem
ber, in the year of our .Cord one thoujandjenjen hundred and
eighty eigiot, according to the emdition of a certain bond,
bearing aate the eleventh day of September, in the year of
our Eord one.thmfand Jeven hundred and eighty Jeven, and
executed by th?faid Abraham Lent, to Ybeodojious Fow-
I'er, of the city of New York, Efyuire : J did, Oy indenture
of mortgage, bearing date the fata eleventh day of Septem
ber, in the year /as aforefatd, mortgage to tbe.jaid 'lhcodo-
Jious Fowler, “ All that certain piece, or parcel J land,
jituate, lying and being tn the manor (f Cortlandt, and
ceuntyofWcJlchcflcr—being bounded South wefierly, by
land now ar late in the p jfjfion of Willets Deane, North
weperly, by lauds belonging now or late, to the heirs of
Sir Peter Warren, deceajed, North-Eafierly, by a lot op
land mortgaged to Philip Kan Cortlandt, and South Eaji*
erly, by tbe furnace lot, ccmt-aimr-g one hundred and forty
acres ‘.—Together with all ana singular the houses, cut ■
houses, Jlables, buiHings, eajements, profits, privileges, ad
vantages, emoluments, hereditaments, and appurtenances,
to the jaid piece or parcel of land and piemijes, hereby
granted belonging or in any wife appertaining. “ And
whereas, in, and by thefaid indenture of mortgage, it wai
covenanted and agreed, that in case default Jhould be made
in payment of the said sum of three hundred and twenty
five pounds,with the niterejl thereon to accrue or any part
thereof, on the Jaid deve'ntb day of September, in the J aid
year of our Lord one thoufand,Jeven hundred and eighty.
eight, as aforefatd-t then and tn such case the said '1 beo
dofious Fowler, his heirs, executors, adminifirators or aj-
Jigns,fijOuld or might, and. he, they or either of them, were
by the Jaid covenant fu/ly authorijedi, by public Jale at ven
due or auction, abjolute tb jell and dijpfe. of the said piece
or parcel of land and premfes, with the appurtenances of
the fame, to Juch purchajer or purchasers as the jaid Tbe
odojious Fowler, his heirs, executors, adminifirators or aj
figns, or 'either of them fibould procure to purcbafe the fame,
and tb make, Jeal and execute one or more deed or deeds,
conveyance or conveyances, releaje or releases for thcjanle :
and out J the monies arising fam fuch.fate or fates, Jbould
in the Jirjl place deduhi and take to himfelf the jaid princi
pal jum of three hundred and twenty five pounds, and the
interefi which Ihould be then due fior t be Jame, together with
all coJis, charges and expenccs in relation to the Jame: and
after jueb dedublion Jbould be made, the surplus, ij an
there be, jbould be refunded and paid to the jaM Abraham
Lint, bis executors, adminijirntors orafiigus, as in and by
thejaid indenture of mortgage, reference thereto being baa,
may more fully and at large 'appear. And whereas the
whole of the Jaid principal, together with all the Mt'-ejl
thereon, is now due and owing to tbe jaid C lbeodojious
Fowler: These are therefore to give notice to thejaid A
braham Lent, that uhifjs be doth dijebarge tbe laid jum
ej three hundred and twenty five pounds together with
all the intere/ldue or to grow thereon, on or befyre Wednej
day the firji day of April next enjulng tbe day of this r. ol.fi
cation, all and singular, the /aid mortgaged premises will be
jold by tbe JaidTbecdofious bowler, onWednefaaythefaid
firfiday of April next ensuing tbeda>e hereof as aforejaid,
at eleven of the clock in the forenoon of the fame day, on tbe
premijes, purjuant to the covenant and agreement in tbe
said indenture of mortgage contained—ana aljo in purju ■
ance of the direAions contained in an act of the Icgijta
ture of the fate cf New-Yorii, entitled An alt to pre
ventfrauds by mortgages, and for jecuring tbe purchasers
of mortgaged efiates," pajjed the zhtk of February, 17S8.
Dated this twenty-ninth day of September, in the year
of our Lord one tboujanajeven hundred and eighty
eight.
6m THEODOSIUS FOWLER.
Whereas John Richard le Poupet, of St.
Aubin, in France, failed from Rochelle in j?6i,
in a privateer for New-England, commanded by
Monsieur Courual,and has not been fmee heard of—
Any person who can give information of the said
J. R. Ie Poupet, whether he be alive or dead, and
will transmit the fame to Capt. James Prince,No.7,
Broadiftreet, New-York, Hi all have a handlome
reward for his trouble.
Oft. 22. t-f
John Shepherd,
MERCHANT TAYLOR,
No. 23, Hiwver-Sqrutre.
Has imported in the Bet fey, Capt. Mefnard, and
Betsey, Capt. Watson.
THE bsji r;f fuperfine Cbstbs, Buff and
■white Ccijffimcrs, gold andfilver bafiet and im
perial buttons, to match tbe cloths—jut tin and silk
florentincs —tuith a very grand and elegant ajfort
ment of veftpatterns of the nevefl taste; also a good
assortment of Orleans cloths, suitable for thejummer
e.fon. May 9-
ADVERTISEMENT.
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors-of
John GiUifpie, late of Ryeneck, to give in their
refpeftive claims, properly attested, to 1-2 fub
feriber, on or before the 15th day of November
next, at which time a dividend will be made of
such of tbe said John Gillifpie’s effofts as have been
recovered. Such creditors as negleft producing
their claims on or before the faidtyth of Novem
ber, Ihall be precluded from any dividend.
JOHN TAYLOR, Afting Trnftee,
No. 225, Queen-Street.
Oft. 9 V 1788.
THY. fee fimpie of tbe HOUSE, No. to, in Cathe
rine-ftrect, [in tbe out ward of this city,) and
the LOT of GROUND on which tbe kotje stands —
containing in breadth in front,thirteen and a half feet
—in reer, twelve and a half feet —and in breadth on
both fidcs one hundred feet. For terms apply at
No. 205, Watcr-ftreet. -Sept. 6. if
THOMAS BURLING,
Cabinet and chair-maker, next the Chappel in
Beekman-ftreet, New-York,
GRATEFULLY acknowledges the many fa
vors of his friends and the public, aad takes
this in ethod to inform them, that he has now on
hand, aa aflbrtment of most elegant Mahogany
Furniture, (uch as he has no doubt will do himfelf
redit, and give his customers fatisfaftion. ,
He served his time with the noted Samuel Prince
and has now employed a number of his bell hands,
and means to use his endeavors to retrieve the
credit of the business in this city, that has been
greatly hurt by the sale of so much flight work at
these vendues.
Bed Chairs for the sick, to let.
9th mo, 20th. ts
For Sale,
Tothe Public—aneafy Cure.
A NAT WE of France that has been regularly brat
JfX up a SURGEON and MAN-MIDWIFE, has
attedin tbe fouthery continental army as both regimental
and Jenior furgeen ; and has bad yy years practice in tbe
different parts of the world, takes this nieihod tb it form tbe
public that he is n ova fettled in Fl lw -York, and is Well
acquainted with an cajy, quick and fafe method of cure
fir the Venereal—and .n order to eftablifo bis cbara Her,
and convince the public of the truth of the affection, ths
money will be returned to tbeperjons if not radically cured t
which is to be in force for tbe jpace of three months front
this date.
He has an infallible cure for the worms in what part of
the body ftever. Apply at his Medicinal Shop, Malden-
Lane, No. 37, near tbe corner houje, Ely - Market, where
he gives con itain attendance. Oct. 2.1. -m
To the Ladies of New-York,
A C A R D.
MRS. DeLESPINE refpcHfully Informs the Ladiot
of this city, that Jhe is but just arri^-ed from the-
Jeuthward —that MIDWIFERY is a prof ejficn jhe b'as
been regularly bred to —that in fettling here, her wijhes ex^
tend to hope for tbe patronage and countenance of her sex in
tbe practice of her profejjion, if Jund to merit i'; and
has no manner of objcHdn to any inquiry that may be made
touching her anilines both in the theory and pracilce, and
the knowledge dj as much anatomy as is relative to the ob
fletric Art. Sbe hopes that no unfavorable imprefiions may
take place f om cboofixg a newjpaper as the vehicle of
communicating her intentions, as being aft ranger. She is
to be jSur.d at No. Malden-Lane, near the Fly-
Mar tet, .and will cheerfully attend when defined,
Oct. 21.
JF Mrs. ALICE MORRISON, (aliasAliceHehen
ftrici), -who left tbe if.aiid of St. Croix feme years
since, is living, and will apply at No. 5, Stone-ftre. t in
this city, Jhe will hear of J smithing much to her advent
tage • ar if any perfun can bring proof of her dedth, they
will be thankfully rewarded for s*>eir trouble.'
New York, OHober I. ts»
Printed by FRANCIS CHILDS,
Np ’9O, corner of
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
z A genteel saddle Horse,
Suitable for a Lady. A pacing horse would be
prefeired. Enquire of the Printer. Sept. 24. ts
A front Room on the firft
Floor, in a central part of the citv, very conve
nient for an Office, or any private gentleman.
Enquire of the Printer. 4#ft. 16. ts.
r T~'iL“. Stibj’crrber again rejpeHj illy informs bis
I. frtends and the public, 11 ‘t, be jtill carries on
his mannfidtory of Star ch and Hair I*o wrier on an
extensive manner, at No. 7, Gar Jen Jrcct, nearly
opposite the 011 Dutch Chsir h-, —where Merchants,
Traders and Masers of Fei cis can befupplied for ex.
portation, with any auaniity, and at 'the lowef rate
for Q.iJb, or a re.ijyitable time fir payment. He re
turns thanks to bis Cufiomcrs for their p- avours
and hopes to merit their continuance.
Sept. 4. if JOHNNITCHIE*
TO BE SOLD
K* IGHTEEN yearsleaie efthatexcellcnt STORE
on Lcflerts’h-wbarf. For term ; apply at No»
B*3, Cherry-ffreeß June 4. ts
A Gentleman regularly bred to Surgery and
d. X Midwifery, and who has praftifed thole
branches for qp ••.irds of eighteen years in one of
the southern dates, was induced to vifitNew York
in search of that health which for a few years back
has been on the decline, finding the climate highly
beineficial, he has resolved to continue in it—And
beng desirous to enter into his profeflional line, he
takes this method of communicating his intentions.
Difeafcs incident to women and children have been
his most particular study. Tbofe who think pro
per to conftilt him, may rely on finding the drifted
attention paid to them; and when neceflary the
most inviolable secrecy observed. Apply at No. 7»
Cherry Street. Sept. 5.
T* 4. 1 -y- tt a -r y
Ox. .'tCi(i oil ci 1. ii 11 r i’3.vucr ?
/TF 'l 7i, '' c y? inanufjftured and fold byGhfO
HaKSIN, at his .nanufaft try, No. 10, rrmces
street.
N. B. He ftiH continuesh>s formerbufinefs s» tifuak
J27J2
V'i/ I UIAM H.ENI>OI\, tavlor
1 <b-r-m 4.< r, from t DND 'N, inform,
his friends and the pu .1 ic ,u g. •era.', r,; .t .e ha, \c**
moVrd ‘ r 9, imi h-ltr'.cr.oppo 'ty.Hore Lane,
toNti. sj, Smi -i tetr, hc,, i, -oppMi.e cue house
'rom v nwh -• .as removed, and sexedooi to Mr
Mrxsn te- u.v p. rr f„,, me-r.i-j <
{’HE I’artnetihip of J. H' /ii.RAR and \V.
HILL, being didolvcd this day by mutual
consent, all perfohs having demands against tnem,
are delired to produce the fame for payment:—
And thole who are indebted to the teid Fitm, are
particularly requested to di (charge their reteeftive
balances, as no lon«et indulgetwe can be given,
to either of trie lubicibers, No. ?i t, or 201, Water
ftreet. JOHN M‘VRXAR.
WILLIAM HILL.
Notv-York, rd Sept, t “88.
N. d-. A quantity of Liverpool Ground SALT,
for fn.ie os realona :: t.'mns tor Cash.
S r ARCH if HA lR Po WDER.
•a—l
Hogs Bristles.
TFPFF I '''"' ITP OUniil wili be given for Mogf
J biuues, provided they are combed clean, at
No. 4°i Qneen-ffreet, near Bdekman’s-flip, where
ah forts ot brufbes are made, and fold on as low
terms as any imported.
Country (lore keepers arc reqt’eff ct i to make it
their mtereft to pm chafe all the bridles that may
be offered tor fate at their refpeftive dores, as
tlieymay depend cash will be paid on the delivery
of any quantity, by ANANIAS COOPER & Co
Ort - V- 'mW
TO BE L E T,
To the Public.