The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1775-03-13 00:00:00, page 4

SAMUEL PRINCE,
CABINET-MAKER,
At the Sign of the chest of drawers, in William-Street,
near the North Church, in New-York:
MAKES and fells all forts of cabinet work in the
neatest manner, and on the lowest terms. Orders
for the Weft-Indies and elsewhere, compleated on the
ihorteft notice. He has on hand for sale,
A parcel of the most elegant furniture, made of ma
hogany of the very belt quality, such as chest of drawers,
chest upon chest, cloath presses, delfts, defies and book
cases of different forts, chairs of many different and new
patterns, beuro tables, dining tables, card tables, break
farttables, tea. tables, and many other forte of cabinet
work very cheap.
To the PUBLIC.
The New STAGE COACHES,
,§ HAT constantly ply between New-York and Phi
% ladelphia, the one sets out from Powles-Hook
Ferry, opposite New-York, and the other from Mr.
Little's, in Fourth-Street, between Market and Chefnut-
Streets, at the Sign of the Indian Queen, in Philadel
phia, every Tuesday and Friday Morning, at or before
Sunrise, and meet at Princetown the fame Nights, where
they exchange Passengers, and return the next Day to
Powles-Hook Ferry and Philadelphia, so as to perform
the Journey in two Days from New-York to Philadel
phia. The Price for each Passenger in the Coach, is
Thirty Shillings, and out Passengers Twenty Shillings.
Proc. Each Passenger allowed to take 1415. Baggage, and
above that to pay Two Pence per pound.
The Flying Machine
Still continues, and sets out every Monday and Thurs
day Mornings from Powles-Hook Ferry, opposite New-
York, and from the Sign of the Cross-Keys in Philadel
phia, at the Corner of Third and Chefnut-Streets, and
meet at Princeton the fame Nights, exchange Passengers,
and return the next Day to Powles-Hook Ferry, and
Philadelphia, so as to perform the Journey in two Days.
The Price for each Passenger Twenty-one Shillings, and
Goods as usual, only each Passenger allowed iqlb. The
Passengers are desired to cross over the Ferry to Powles-
Hook the Eveni g before, as the Stages set off early.
It is hoped that this very expensive Undertaking will
meet with Encouragement from all Ladies and Gentle
men, as they may depend upon punctual Peformance, by
The Public's most obliged Servant,
John Mercereau.
RIC II ARD DITA- FTIT'
D IS TILL E R,
TAKES this method to return his sincere thanks
to all his friends and customers for their past fa
vours; and to acquaint them, he has now ready for
Sale at his DISTILLERY between the College and the
North River, in Murray's-Street, near Vaux-Hall;
A quantity of neat brandy, Red ratifie,
Rafberry brandy, Cinnamon-water,
Cherry brandy, Clove ditto,
Cherry rum, Orange ditto,
Brandy Shrub, Annifeed ditto,
Shrub of Jamaicafpirits, Allfours,
Geneva, Doctor Stevens,
Spiritsol wine, Weft-India andN.Yorkrum
Jamaica spirits, Madeira and Teneriffe
Royal ufquebaugh, wines, &c. &c.
The good quality offaid Deane's liquors, has for seve
ral years past been well experienced; but in a more par
ticular manner this last year;—as the demands for them
have exceeded his expeaationsten-fold.
And Bill he is determin'd,if possible, to make better.
Being fully convinc'd by longexperience, that the surest
means to acquire a speedy sale of the above articles, is
to make them of full quality, at a moderate charge, (as
he is determin'd to fell on as reasonable terms as any
one else) and good attendance; which with every other
endeavour to give general fatisfa&ion, will be the con
stant Study of the
Publick's very oblig'd, and very humblefervant,
RICHARD DEANE.
WHEREAS we the fubferibers were appointed
assignees of the lands, goods and,efteas of Hen
drick Klauw, an insolvent debtor, by the judges of the
inferior courtof common pleas of the city and county of
Albany, pursuant to the directions of an aft of the le
gislature of the province of New-York, entitled, An
aft for the relief of insolvent debtors within this colony,
with refped to the imprisonment of their persons, passed
the Bth day of March, 1773: And whereas the said
Hendrick Klauw, after said appointment, did make
and execute to us an assignment of all his lands, goods
and effects, for the use of his said creditors, according
to the directions of theaft : And whereas we have in
pursuance to the further directions of the said a&, fold
and disposed of part of the estate of Said Hendrick Klauw,
and are willing to make a division of the monies arifing'
by the sale thereof: these are therefore to require all
the creditors of said Hendrick Klauw, to fend in their
demands against him, attested, to us, on or before the
18th day of June next, that they may receive their
dividendof the said estate, agreeable to the directions
of the said act.
G. G. MARSELIS, 7
ANTHONY VAN BERGEN, § A^nces.
TO-W-FO-LD;
By Hardenbrook and Dominick,
At their Lumber-Yard, in Water-Street, a little
above Dover-Street :
TIMBER, boards and plank of all forts and Sizes for
building, red cedar logs, mahogany, red and Spa
nifir cedar boards and plank, mahogany and Spaniffi cedar
for flair cases. Likewise at their Lumber-Yard, in the
Out-Ward, near the Ship-Yards, they have long and
short Shingles, hand sawed long oak and pine plank, from
one and an half inch to four inches, for Ship building, &c.
round and square gutter pieces, square oak and pine logs,
round and square logs for dock building. Also on the
shortest notice can supply any person with large quantities
of lumber for Shipping.
TO BE SOLD or LET T;
By Benjamin Whitehead,
A Houfe, and about 70 acres of land, in the towrfeip of
Jamaica, in Queen's county-, the house is two fories
high, with three rooms on the lower floor, and four on the
upper ; a cellar under the whole house, and a fine kitchen
adjoining. Said boufe has three fire-places, and ar. entry
through ; there is a very good palled garden, a large barn, a
corn crib, and a very good bearing orchard. If any gentle
man foould incline to hire said boufe and garden, without the
land, it is to be let.
ALL persons indebted to the estate
of James Carr, late of this city, carman, deceased,
are requested to be speedy in difeharging their accounts;
and all those who have any just demands against the said
estate, are desired to bring in their accounts to the fub
feribers for payment. *
CHARLES NICOLL,
JOSEPH ALLICOCKE,f Executors
th^-U1 C.
I Should .think my felf wanting in gratitude to my fellow
creatures, if I any longer omitted acquainting them
of being cured of the Rheumatism, with which 1 was
afßiffed in both my arms, for ten years, insomuch that
I was render'd unable to dress myfelf; and after having
tried every means without eflea. I applied to the French
Doflor, John Sals, who, thank God, has made so perfect
a cure that 1 can now perform my tifual bufinels as well
as when I was twenty years of age.
MARGARET KEARNS.
At John P. House's, near the New Goal.
% '%''°°° VER ' at Mod l san l a, at
1 three guineas a mare, and a
N dollar the groom, the beautiful horse,
fIrtVBAY RICHMOND.
His pedigree is as follows:
Richmond, Yorkshire, Sept. 14, 1774.
'' I certify, that the bay colt which Mr. John Hutch
“ infon purchased of Sir Lawrence Dundas, Bart, was
" bred by me, and was got by B^bram Blank, out of my
" mare Dido, that won ten Fifty Pound prizes, or up
" wards, and which colt was three years old at May
“ day last. THOMAS CORNFORTHF'"
4^ r '%g> Yorkfoire, Sept, to, 1774.
" I do hereby certify, that the bay mare Dido, the
" property of I homas Cornforth, Esq; was bred by me,
" and was own sister to my mare, called Virgin, and my
colt Miracle, being got by Changing (own brother to
" Mr. Fenwick's Match'm) the Dam of Virgin, Miracle,
" and Dido, was also the Dam of Lord Bolinbroke's
" Conundrum (afterwards Mr. Pigot's) and Ranthos,
" Mr. Cornforth's /Enigma, my Mare's Riddle, Miss
" lims, Mr. Foley's Pumpkin, and my Filley called
" Maiden, all which were got by Match'm : Their dam
" was got by Squirt, Sire of Mask and Syphon, their
" grandam by Mogul, (own brother to Babram) great
" grandam by Bay Bolton, great great grandam by Mr.
" Pullin s Chefnut Arabian, (which mare was the gran
" dam of the Bolton Sterling) great great great grandam
" by Rockwood, great great great great grandam by
" Buftler." Witness my hand,
JOHN PRATT.
This horse was lately imported from Yorklhire : Heis
near fifteen hands high, of great Strength and bone, rising
four years old, and performs all actions with vast ease and
gracefulnefs, and in figure equals the fineft horse ever
imported, to this province.
Good grass for mares, and the greatest care taken of
them.
TO Cover also, at the fame
place, at two guineas a mare,
'"' a °'' ar ''" fervent, the famous
horse
ff^,G° L DEN FARMER,
He is a strong beautiful bay, well
made, full fifteen hands and an inch
high, three years old, and free from all blemishes; he
was got by the noted horse bold Hercules, who is re
markable for getting famous hunters ; he was got by a
son of Snake, his dam by his grace the Duke of Bolton's
Little John, and Little John by Old Partner, out of a
bay Bolton mare. Golden Farmer's dam is a stout grand
hunting mare, is allowed, by good judges, to be one of
the best brood mares in Yorklhire, and herbreed has proved
it there, in three capital Stallions out of her, one of which
has been proved, and one thousand guineas have been
requently refufed fcr h:m. Golden Farmer is the pro
perty, and was bred by Mr. John Hutchinson. This is
a true pedigree, as witness our hands.
Capt. JOHN HUTCHISON,
JAMES SADLER.
A ND to Cover at Troy, in the
county of Morris, East-New-Jersey,
^ the last famous bay Stallion, imported by
f»''\^ Mr. Hutchinson, called
BOLD FORRESTER,
At Four Pounds Ten Shillings, for the season.
Bold Forrester is now rising fix years old, is full sixteen
hands high, and free from all blemishes : he was got by
Bold Tom, his dam by Croft's Forrester, and is thought,
by good judges, to be the best horse that ever was brought
to that province,- as he has Strength and action superior to
any horse that ever was' shewn on the continent : he is
very fuccefsful in getting colts, which are like to prove
good hunters or excellent coach horses, and are in general
the best flock I ever knew. As witness my hand,
JOHN HUTCHINSON.
Good grass for mares, on moderate terms, and proper
care. The money to be paid when the mares are co
vered, or before taken away.—Troy is only seven miles
distant from Morris Town, fifteen from Springfield, and
twenty-one from Elizabeth-Town.
To be SO LD,
A Houfe and lot of ground containing about an acre,
near the two mile stone, in the Bowery Lane, at
the corner of the Greenwich road, very convenient for
a tradesman or a tavern, which it has been about two
years, and kept by George Signell, the proprietor, of
whom further particulars may be known, and an indis
putable title given.
t- o'be — -
A Good convenient dwelling-house in the Broad-Way,
seven rooms, two of them very large; a very good
cellar kitchen and cellar. Enquire of James Hallet, next
door, opposite Dey-Street, commonly called Batteau-ftreet,
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, purfuaht to an act
of the Governor, the Council, and the General As
sembly of the province of New-York, passed the igth day
of Marell last past, entitled, "An act for the more effec
tual registry of mortgages, and for securing the purchasers
or mortgaged estates"; that on the 12th day of July next,
at ten o'clock in the morning, there will be fold on the
premises by the fubferibers, at public action or vendue, to
the highest bidder, all those certain tracks of land situate,
lying and being at Claverack, within the manor of Renf
felaerwyck, beginning at a black oak tree, which tree
Bands south 77 degrees weft from the house of Joseph
Pixley, and from the said tree south 78 degrees east, 58
chains; thence north 12 degrees weft, So chains; thence
north 78 degrees weft, 80 chains; thence south 12 de
grees east, 80 chains ; from thence to the place where it
firft began. And then another parcel of land lying on the
east of the aforefaid piece of land, beginning at a black
oak faplin standing fix chains from a small brook, thence
south 86 degrees east, 40 chains; thence south 4 degrees
weft, 80 chains ; thence north, 85 degrees weft, 40 chains,
thence to the place where it firft began ; with all and
singular the profits, benefits, privileges, hereditaments and
appurtenances to the fame belonging. Which said tracts
ofland and premises were, by indenture bearing date the
13th day of November, in the year of our lord 1769,
mortgaged by the said Joseph Pixley, Since deceased, to us
the fubferibers. The conditions of sale will be made pub
lic on the day of the vendue before the sale begins, and
title deeds executed by the fubferibers, to the purchasers,
fubje& to the proviso in the said aft of assembly in fa
vour of other mortgages, judgments at law, and decrees in
equity, prior to the sale by
Claverack, Dec. 3, PETER FONDA,
1774. LAWRENCE FONDA.
TO BE LET,
For one, two or three years, and entered upon the Erh
of May next:
AS pleasantly situated a farm as any in Newtown,
containing 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 grass, There is on the premises a large double
house, five rooms on the lower floor, an entry through
the middle, a good cellar under the house, a kitchen ad
joining, under which is a milk cellar, paved with Hell-
Gate stone : There is also a good barh and other necessary
out-houses, a large garden, a fine young orchard, grafted
with the best of fruit: also a piece of fait meadow about
two miles from said farm, which will produce hay fuffi
cient to winter the flock kept on the farm. The above
place is very convenient for a Gentleman or Shop-keeper,
as it has been long occupied in that way, and there is ho
shop near it ; or a very good stand for a tavern. Any
person inclining t» hire, may know the terms of the
fubferiber, at Jamaica, or Capu James Moore, at New
town. ' WATERS SMITH.
Jamaica, March 4, 1,75.
A Gentleman properly recommended, that perfectly
understands the Greek and Latin languages, and
the most ufeful branches of the mathematicks, and is
willing to undertake the tuition of two or three young
gentlemen, will meet with great encouragement, by
applying to the printer.
To be SOLD,
A Valuable improved farm, situate at Claverack, in
the county of Albany, bounding upon Hudson's
River, and opposite Lunenburgh ; containing about 210
acres, of as good land as any in the neighbourhood. The
premises are extremely well timbered and watered by a
never failing Stream, advantages not always to be met
with in that part of the country- .There ison it a house,
barn and orchard. Among other desirable advantages of
this place, is that of the most convenient, nay only Situ
ation in the neighbourhood for drawing a seine in the fish
ing season, which is reported to fcr that purpose by the
inhabitants for.many miles round it ; and has ever proved
of great profit to every occupant of this farm. For fur
ther particulars apply to Gerret Van Sante, Esq; in Alba
ny, or to John G. Leake, in New-York, by whom an
indisputable title will be given.
THREE FOUNDS Reward.
RUN away from the fubferiber, the 15th instant, a
L bought, servant man, named Hugh M'Diarmed,
about 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, and about 25 years of
age, by trade a taylor, has fair hair, is thick and well
made, and lame in his right knee, his right thigh thicker
than the other. He is a native of the Highlands of
Scotland, but speaks tolerable good English: had on
when he went away a Short blue cloth coat, and jacket of
the fame, light blue Scotch camblet breeches, a pair
of Highland hose, pinchbeck buckles, and a small round
wool hat. Took with him a pair of new shoes, and a
pair of coarse white wollen flockings. Whoever takes
up the said fervent, and Secures him in any of his Ma
jesty’s goals, so that his master may have him again, Shall
receive the above reward.and all reasonable charges, by me
JAMES MOORE.
Schenaaady, Albany County, Feb. 16, 1775.
BELLE VALE FARM.
To be fold by the fubferiber,
CT[' HE farm or plantation called BELLE VALE,
Situated at Warwick, in the county of Orange ; it
consists of about 800 acres of land§ and is justly esteemed
as valuable a craft as any of its file in the province, hav
ing belonging to it in one body, 230 acres of the richest
low and intervaleland, with a fine stream of water tun
ing thro' it, by which the whole may be laid under water,
and situated at the foot of a range of mountains, which
will forever afford an unbounded outrange. It is in a
thick fettled country, within five miles of Stirling iron
works, and seven from Ringwood and the Long-Pond,
which afford the best market for whatever is railed, 12
miles from Goffien, and 24 from New-Windsor landing.
The improvements are, on one part a log-house, a new
framed barn, and a young orchard, with about 120 acres
of the intervale land reduced to the best kind of mowing
ground, being cleared, fenced, and seeded; and several
large fummet fallows in tillage. On the other part is a
small grist mill, saw mill and forge, for converting pig
metal into bar-icon, a coal-boufe, a pretty good framed
dwelling-house and barn. Should the purchaser incline
to it, the farm confining of the firft mentioned improve
ments, nearly all the low land, and about 400 acres of
the up-land, will be fold feperate from the iron-works and
mill, which, with a small pieceof the meadow, and re
maining part of the land, may be had either separate or
united with the farm. For further particulars enquire
cf the fubferiber, at his farm in Dutchefs county, John
Thomson, Esq; at Florida, in Orange county, or of Dr.
Samuel Bard, in New-Yc-rk. JOHN BARD.
T 0~8 b'o'L D,
ATRAC I 'of LAND containing
about 50 acres, Situate about 3 miles from Prince
ton, in the county of Somerset and province of New-
Jersey, and adjoining the lands of Samuel Tucker, Esq;
there are about 25 acres cleared, on which is erected a
good stone dwelling-house ; also a very good apple orchard
containing about So trees, with other improvements :
The remainder well timbered. Late the estate of Jane
Furman, deceased.
If the above is not fold before the firft day of April
next, then to be exposed to public vendue. For terms
apply to the fubferibers, near the premises.
HENDRICK BERRIEN,? ,
JOHN SCOTT, § Executors.
N, B. All persons having any just demands against
said estate, are desired to bring in their accounts properly
proved ; also all persons indebted are requested to make
immediate payment,
'fo be fold at public vendue,
ON Monday the firft day of May next, at the house
of Gilbert Tice, at Johnstown, in the county of
Tryon, by the executors of the last will and testament of
Sir William Johnson, Bart, deceased, and in pursuance
of the fame, sundry trails of valuable land, viz. A
tract granted to Michael Byrne and others, Situate near
Schohary, and containing.about 19,000 acres; another
tract near the fame, being a fourth part of a tract granted
to Lawyer, and others; another tract extending along
the Adaguightinge, or Charlotte River, being a Branch
of Sufquahaona, about 23,000 acres, of which will be
fold. Another trad of 5000 acres in a patent granted to
Glen, and others, north of the patented lands in the rear
of the German Flatts, with 13000 acres in a patent
granted to Peter Servou, and others, near the Mohawk
River, above the German Flatts,---which said several
tracts are directed by the said will to be fold by the said
executors, and the monies arising therefrom applied as
therein mentioned. Any person or persons inclined to
treat for the fame, o'any part thereof, before the day of
sale, may apply to Sir John Johnson, Bart, or any other
of the executors, who will give them further particulars,
or treat about the fame, otherwise the fame will be fold,
and a good title given on the day of sale before mentioned.
WANTS a PLACE (with any gentlemen) as a
gardener, a young man just arrived from London,
that understands the management of the kitchen, fruit,
and pleasure gardens, and the green house and stove ; also
the laying-out of new grounds ; and if with any gentle
man that delights in the botanic way, the more agreeable,
as he has devoted part of his time and study that way.—
Inquire of John Anderson, corner of Beekman's Slip.
In HogSheads and Tierces, fit for Dipping ;
A large Quantity of choice
Pickled Cod, Mackarel, Salmon and
Herrings, in Barrels;
Also a few Barrels of BLUBBE R,
JUST ARRIVED FROM HALIFAX.
THE house now in the possession
of Mr. Gilbert Oakly; it Hands in Westchester
town, very near the church, has five rooms on a floor,
well finished, with a good cellar ; about 20 acres of land
adjoining the house, a great part of it a good orchard of
choice fruit, such as pippins, pears, peaches, quinces,
plumbs, cherries, &c. with a fine piece of mowing
ground, a large garden, a well of good water, and a piece
of salt meadow near a mill, within call of the house,
where many boats pass almost every day to go to New-
York. For further particulars enquire of Phoebe Barnes,
the proprietor, living in New-York, near the Ship-yards,
For Sale by John .Schuyler,
35° Quintals of excellent dry'd
TO BE LET T,
And entered upon the firft of May next,
COD-FISH,
Wanted immediately,
To be fold at public vendue, on tie premises, on tie lift of
March, or at private sale any time before;
A Farm or Plantation of near zzo acres, late the pro
perty of the tuidonu Sufannab Nevius, deceased, plea
santly situated in the county of Somerset, adjoining Rariton
River, and opposite the town landing, near the new bridge,
and one mile and a half from the city of Nro-Brunfwick ;
it is Efficiently watered, and extremely well timbered^ therb
is on it a dwelling-house, barn, and a young bearing orchard,
all in good order, and would suit either a gentleman* or a
farmer. The vendue to begin at 10 o'clock in the foreruon,
when an indisputable title will be given for the premises, b,
David Nevins, and Lucas Schenk, executors.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to an
aft of the Governor, the Council, and the General
Aflembly of the province of New-York, passed the 19th
day of March, now last pall, entitled, ''An aft for the
" more effectual faiftry of mortgages, and for recuring
" the purchasers of mortgaged estates ;" that on the
15th day of April, which will be in the yearof our Lord
1775, at ten o'clock in the morning, at the court-house
at Flatbulh, in King's County, there will be fold by the
fubferibers, at public auction or vendue, to the highest
bidder, all that certain dwelling-house, and piece or
parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the tow.nlhip
of Flatbufh aforefaid ; containing 30 acres, bounded weft
by land of John Titus ; south by land of David Wort
man ; east and north by the creek, with all and lingular
the appurtenances to the fame belonging : Which said
dwelling-house and out-houses, land and premises, were,
by indenture bearing date the 23d day of May, in the
year of our Lord 1772, mortgaged by Derick Wortman,
since deceased, to Abraham Remfen, of the township of
Brooklyn, in the said county, for securing the payment of
Four Hundred Pounds, with interest, on or before the
23d day of May, 1773, and have, since the default of
paymentof the said monies, been by the said Abraham
Remfen, in due form of law, together with the said
mortgage, assigned and transferred to the fubferibers -
The conditions of sale will be made public on the day of
the vendue, before the sale begins, and title-deeds execu
ted by the fubferibers to the purchasers, fubjeft to the
proviso in the said a& of Assembly in favour of other
mortgages, judgments at law, and decrees in equity, prior
to the said sale, by
LEFFERT LEFFERTS,
oa o . icfa REM COUWENHOVEN,
1774. PAUL VAN DERVOORT.
TO BE SOLD, "
The following SEEDS.
EARLY great batterfea, flat white Brunswick, low
brown head, Utrecht head, high brown curl'd,high
green curl'd, fine blood red, red head, early white, yellow
Bloomingdale, low green curl'd, great Amsterdam savoy,
and green do, cabbage feed.---Swediffi, great yellow, large
brown, great Berlin, small red, great Mogul, Spanish,
speckled, yellow flone, small yellow, princes, and cut
head fallad feeds; large Amsterdam fallad, four fallad,
curl'd cut fallad, and early cut fallad seed.--Parsley carrot,
long yellow, long red, early, great yellow, fchonanul,
and sugar carrot feed.---Broad leav'd, round, small, and
four fpinage feed.—Yellow, white early, cabbage turnip
above ground, do. under ground, long French, and white
turnip feed.---Broad leav'd, curl'd, and broad curl'd
endive feed.—Yellow Dutch^green, curl'd, and French
parsley feed.—ltalian broccoli, best Dutch cauliflower,
cucumber, fealand onion, blood-red do. French white
do. great Spanish do. cut parsley, long radishes, white do.
red do. ramanarfe, fuckerye, rosemary, artichokes pars
nips, peppergrass, caraway, winter leeks, summer do.
red beet, Dutch celery, great flemifh do. ketchup, thyme,
fattacoufe, and several other forts of feed.
All the above.feeds are lately brought from Holland,
by an able judge, and to be fold at Mrs. Smith's, in the
Broad-Way, corner of Wynkoop-Streep
He has on hand, a neat assortment of goods, which he
will fell cheap for caffi, or short credit ;--mongft which are,
SUPERFINE, middling
and low priced cloths,
with rattinets and Wal
loons,.
Tamies, durants and calli
mancoes,
Bumbazeens, alapeens,
Silverets and poplins,
Plain and ftript luteftrings,
brocades, fattens;
Peelongs, taff'ety, and Per
sians, bandano, silk ro
mal, ftampt linen, and
check handkerchiefs,
White, black and coloured
serge and cotton denims,
and corderoys,
Velverets and lastings,
Bed fattens and moreens,
Drawboys and counterpains,
Blue and white, purple and
white, and red and white
furniture cottons and cal
licoes,
Callicoes and chintzes,
Mens and boyscotton, thread
and worfted' hose.
Womens and girls cotton,
thread and worsted hose,
Womens, maids, and girls
silk, worsted, lamb and
kid gloves and mitts,
A neat aflortment of Iriffi
linens and sheetings,
Russia Sheetings,
Ravens duck,
Oznaburgs and dowlas,
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the dwelling
house and trad of land Situate in the precind of
New-Marlborough, in the county of Ulster, containing
one thousand acres of good land, under good improve
ments, belonging to the Reverend Abner Brush, which
was advertised to be fold by the Sheriff of Ulster county,
on the lith day of January last, by virtue of two certain
writs of teftatum fieri facias, issued out of the supreme
court of judicature for the province of New-York, at
the suits of Elizabeth Livingston, and John Davis; and
of sundry writs of fieri facias, iifued out of the inferior
court of common pleas for the county of Ulster, and the
sale whereof then adjourned, to the firft Monday in April
next; will be exposed to sale, at public vendue on the
premises, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, and
struck off to the highest bidder for 'the fame, by me.
THOMAS COLDEN, Sheriff.
JOHN MORTO N,
INTENDING tor Europe in the Fall, requests all those
indebted to him, by bond, note, or book debt, to
make speedy payment; and as many of them must be
sensible he has been very indulgent, he now expects that
they will exert themselves in difeharging their debts ;
as ail those that do not, may depend on having their ac
counts put in a lawyer's hands, as he is determined to
have his accounts fettled as soon as possible.
A large and elegant assortment of gilt framed, maho
hany and black walnut, square and oval sconces, pier
glasses and gerandoles.
Blue and white, and enamelled table sets, tea table
ditt®, for ornament, odd plates and difiies, bowls,.mugs,
tureens, cups and saucers, &c.
J yard, | ell, so and yard wide carpeting, Wilton and
Scotch carpets, a large assortment.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Pictures, Sheet and differed maps.
CHIN A.
17-8, yard and yard and 3-^
, cotton checks,
- Silk moree gowns,
Stript Hollands,
- Scotch, flomilh and coloured
threads,
Lawn aprons and handker^
chiefs,.
, A fine assortment of cat guts,
Spotted, figured and striped
silk gauzes,
Spider and Paris netts,
Turkey, French and fancy
gauzes,
I Gauze aprons and handker^
, chiefs,
1 parcel of fashionable
ribbons,
Apron and cap tapes,
, Ivory and horn combs,
iSnuff boxes, glass and brafi
links,
Barlow and other penknives
Cutteau and pistol capt
knives,
I Knives and forks,
Raz. rs, feiffars and knitting
, pins,
3d. 4d. 6d. Bd. rod. izd.
20d. 24d. and 2 J inch
: Sheathing nails,
Tin plates in boxes and wire,
> 6 by 8, Bby to, and 10 by
12 window glass,
A imall assortment of Indian
goods, confining of Crouds,
blankets, frizes, &c. &c.