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To be fold at public VENDUE, on Thursday the 20th
of April next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to
the highest brr, on the premises, or any time be
fore at private sale.
ALL that farm and tra& of land on which Lindert
Muller now lives, containing about 260 acres,
situated near the Yfer Bugh, by the Half-moon ferry, on
the east banks of Hudson's River, being about eleven
miles from the city of Albany; a great part of which
land is well cleared, and improved in the best manner;
and the buildings ora this farm are in good order. It is
also a very fine stand for a merchant's store, being about
one quarter of a mile from the Bennington and Sinkhaick
roads, which lead to Stone Arabia, commonly called the
new city. Those who may purchase, will receive an
indisputable title from the subscriber, living in the city of
Albany. J ACCB^^CUYLER^
.W A N T E D,
TWO men that understand the coder's trade, to go to
the country ; Jingle men will be preferred. Enquire of
Hugh Gaine.
To be LET,
A Genteel new boufe, in the Broadway, near the ofwego
Market, now in the occupation of Philip Livingflon,
jun. Efa:—-Enquire rs David Jones, near the premises.
By the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty
of the City of New-York.
PUBLIC n.tice is hereby given, that on Monday the 3d
day °f April next, at three o'clock in the afternoon, at
the Common Council Chamber, in the City-Hall cf the said
city °f Neva-York, the falls and fundings in the several
markets of this city ; and also the docks and f psof the said
city, quill be let to farm, by publick auction or outcry, to the
bighef bidder, for the term of two years, to commence the
farfday of Muy next. The conditions of leaf to be seen
daily at the Town Clerk's office, in New-York.
By order of the Common Council,
AUG.V. CORTLANDT, Clerk.
Ij-fl SOL D,
THAT commodious house and lot of ground wherein
Mr. Uriah Hendricks now lives, in Broad-Street,
next door to Capt. Jacob Roome's. Enquire of John
Abeel, or Garret Abeel, by whom a good title will be
given. The above house rents for Sixty Pounds a year,
and taxes.
By way of public vendue, at the house of Andrew Pat
terson, of Bafkenridge, on the thirtieth day qf this
instant, March,
THAT plantation whereon he now lives, containing
fifty-eight acres of land, all clear, whereof is
about nine acres if meadow ; with a good house, barn
and liable, a waggon house, a good spring, and spring
I house, two barracks, and an orchard of 120 apple trees,
lying about a quarter of a mile from Balkenridge meeting
house, and about a mile from a grist mill and a smith ;
very convenient for a tradesman or store. Also to be
fold all forts of houfhold goods and utensils for hulbandry,
too tedious to mention ; a lot of wood land about a mile
distant, containing 25 acres, which may be had at pri
vate sale any time before, by applying to said Patterson.
Also that lot or plantation whereon John Durham now
lives, containing 240 acres of land, a good dwelling
houfe, with four rooms on a floor, and fire places in
each room, a good orchard of above 300 apple trees, a
good barn, liable and barracks, lying about a mile from
Bafkenridge meeting house, and not above fifteen rods
from the mill and froith's. There is also a large quan
tity of meadow belonging to the place. The conditions
witi be made known on the day of sale.
1 bis Day is published.
And to be SOLD'by ROBERT BELL,
Next door to St. Paul's Church, Third-Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
In One Volume Quarto, (Price Four Dollars.)
Ledures on the Materia Medi'ca,
As Delivered bv WILLIAM CULLEN, m. d.
Profeffor of Medicine in the University of
Edinburgh.
No vV published by permission of the Author, and
with many corrections from the collation of dif
ferent manuferipts by the editors.
" Our author attempted a plan entirely new and origi
nal and hath produced a performance, which far excels in
method, copiousness of thought, liberality of sentiment,
and peOpicoity of judgment, all that have before written
on this fubjedt ; so that the execution of this work hath
gained him universal approbation and *lafting reputation
am< ng all the friends to the art of healing."
^°j u f pubtfad by Ja i/BELL,
Proposals for Printing by Subscription,
Lectures on the Duties and Qualifica
tions of Physicians,
WITH
Elements of the Practice of Physic.
B, JOHN GREGORY, M. D. F. R. S.
Physician to his Majesty, and Profeffor of Medicine in the
University of Edinburgh.
The above Work may be had of
WILLIAM GREEN, Bookbinder,
At Mr. LEN Z I's, Confectioner, nearly opposite the
Queen's Head Tavern, New-York.
FOUR DOLLARS Reward.
RUN-AWAY from the subscriber, living in Phila
delphia, an Erglife servant named WILLIAM
IV*ll I 1 E HEAD, by trade a comb-maker, about 22
years of age, 5 feet 7 or ^ inches high, jolly fac'd, and
much pitted with the fmallfex ; # has a bufey head of hair,
is fond of frong liquor, and when drunk very talkative and
quarrelfare : bad on when he went away, a felt bat bound
round the edgy almost new, a light-coloured cloth coat and
waif coat, with plain yellow metal buttons, blue knit breeches,
light worfe.lfakings, plaited buckles in his foes, a cbec'k
font, anda white Barcelona handkerchief about his neck.---
Whoever takes up the said servant, and secures him in any
goal, so that bis wafer may have him again, fall have the
above reward and reasonable charges, by applying to Thomas
Blockley, ir. Hanover -Square, New-Tork; or William Ha
felwood, comb-maker, in Feurtb-freet, Philadelphia.
N. B. It is supposed be is gone after one Bowles, a comb
maker, at Amboy or New York. All masers of vefels, and
ethers, are forewarned not to harbour or carry bim off at their
peril."
To be fold at public Vendue, at the Merchant's
Coffee-Houfe,on Thursday the 20th April next,
T 'HE WIND-MILL in the Bowrey Lane, with the
A fix valuable lots of ground on which it is built,
now in the p r fleflion of George Trail. Whoever in
clinesto purchase, will have an indisputable title given
them by JOHN WETHERHEAD, and
Daniel stiles.
The Queens Head Tavern,
NEAR the Exchange; is three Tories high, with a
tile and ead roof; has fourteen fire-places, a most
excellent large kitchen, fine dry cellars, with good and
convenient offices; (efficient fora large family, the busi
ness abovementioned, a merchant, or any other large tra
der; is a corner house, very open and airy, and in the
most complete repair; near to the new ferry. Further
particulars, and a good title, will be given by Samuel
Francis, vho, so far from declining his present business,
is determined to use every the utmost endeavour, to carry
on the fame to the pleasure and fatisfaaion of his friends,
and the publicin general.
To be fold at the Merchant's Coffee-Houfe, on Tuesday
the 3d of April next, at noon, by public auction, or at
private sale any time before;
LOOKING GLASS STORE,
REMOVED from Smith-Street, to Hanover-Square
(opposite Mr. Golet's, the sign of the Golden-
Key) has for sale an elegant aflbrtment of looking glasses
in oval or square ornamental frames, ditto mahogany;
the greatest variety of girandoles ever imported to this
city ; brackets for busts or luftres, ornaments for chimney
pieces, as tablets, friezes, &c. Birds and baskets of
flowers, for the top of book-cases or glass frames, gilt
bordering for rooms by the yard.
ENGRAVIN G S,
By Strange, Woollet, Vivares, and other eminent masters.
A pleating variety of mezzotintoes well chosen and
beautifully coloured. Also an elegant assortment of
frames without glass. Any Lady or Gentleman that
have glass in old falhioned frames, may have them cut
to ovals, or put in any pattern that pleases them best.
The above frames may be finished white, or green and
white, purple, or any other colour that faits the furni
ture of the room, or gilt in oil or burnished gold, equal
to the best imported.
I flatter myfelf, from the assurance of my correspon
dent in London, when the difference is fettled between
England and the Colonies, of having my store constantly
(applied with the above articles, as will give a general
fatisfaftion to those who please to favour me with their
commands.
N. B. An apprentice is wanted to the above art of
Carving and Gilding ; none need apply but those who
have a lad of a sober and promising genius, and are
willing to give a premium.
Mcney for broken looking glass, or taken in exchange.
ASSORTMENT OF
MILLINARY Articles, as usual.
At a Court of Chancery, held for the province of New-
York, at the City-Hall in the city of New-York, on
Tburfday the ninth day of March, one tboufand seven
hundred^nd feventy-fve, in the fifteenth year of the
reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Third, by the
grace of God, of Great-Britain, France and Ireland,
King, defender of the Faith, and so forth.
~PRESEN T,
The Hon. JAMES JAUNCEY, jun. Esq;
Master of the Rolls.
His Excellency ) YTTHEREAS the above
William Franklin, Esq; ( VV complainant hatb filed
against ( bis bill of complaint, againf
George Croghan. 'the above named defendant,
fitting forth, among other things, in fubfance, that the said
defendant, by certain indentures of lease and rekafe, bearing
date reflectively the ninth and tenth days of March, in the
year of oar Lord one thousand fever hundred and seventy,
did mortgage in fee, unto the complainant, ALL that
certain trad of land, containing forty thousand acres, then
lituate in the county of Albany, but now in the county of
Tryon, being part of a traH of one hundred thousand acres of
laud, on the south f.de of the Mohawk River, granted to
the said George Croghan, and ninety-nine other persons, by
bis Majesty's letters patent, under the great seal of the pro
vince of New-York, bearing date the thirtieth day of No
vember, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred
and fxty-nine ; which fame mortgaged premises were, by
the said indenture of release, made redeemable, upon pay
ment of the sum of one thousand eight hundred pounds, cur
rent lawful money of the province of New Jersey, equal to
the sum of one thousand nine hundred and fifty pounds,
lawful money of the province of New-York, heretofore lent
by the Jaid complainant to the said defendant, with lawful
interef ; and that the condition or provjio of the said mort
gage, remains as yet unperformed ; And therefore the com
plainant prays by bis said bill, that the equity of redemption
of the said defendant, and of those claiming under him, may
be freelfed, or that the premises may be fold for the payment
of the complainant. And whereas it appears from the d
portion f John Lawrence, of the city cf New York
torney at Law, that the complainant's Jaid bill was fl : in
this court, on the twelfth day of January, in the year of
our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-sour, and
that a Jubpeena issued out of this court on that day, com
manding the defendant to appear her eon the twenty-seventh
day °J J anua % i" 'be year last aforefaid, to anjwer the
said bill. That the deponent at that time made all due en
quiry to find the said defendant, in order to serve bim with
the said subpoena, but was not able to do it : That Jince
the ifluirg the said subpoena, this deponent bas made all
due enquiry after the said defendant, that be might be served
with a subpoena to answer the complainant's bill, but that
bis endeavours have proved altogether fruitlefs. That this
deponent bath been credibly informed (and which be believes
to be the truth) that the defendant hath formerly lived in that
part of this province, called the county of Tryon : That be
afterwards removed from thence to, or near to Fort Pitt, out
of this province, where he lived at the time when the afore
faid subpoena sued, and the deponent verily believes be bas
continued his refdence there Jince.
It is therefore ordered,
On motion of Mr. Duane, of Counsel for the complainant,
that the said defendant appear in this court, to answer the
complainant's said bill of complaint, on or before the twen
tieth day of April next, or in default thereof, that the said
bill be taken pro confefb.
A true copy. Attest.
GW. BANYAR, Register.
FIVE POUNDS Reward.
BROKE goal on the 6tb of February, 1771, at the
borough-town of Weflebefter, a certain Michael Reyer,
but assumes the name of Michael M'Kelfon: be is about 6
feet high, flout made, bas black eyes and black bair, by trade
a Jboemaker. He formerly lived at Tappan, in Dutchefs
County, and is now supposed to be at the Fife Kills. Who
ever secures bim, and brings bim to the said goal, Jha II have
the above reward, from the subscriber, ferjeant of the mace
of the borough-town of Weftebefter.
JOHN VALENTINE.
TO BE S O L~D,
THE noted grist mills in the Great or Lower Nine
Partners, in Dutchefs County, about three miles
from Hudson's-River, or publick landings at Pawling's
Purchaft (alias Staatfburgh) belonging to the subscriber.
These mills are well built, and have two pair of the
best Efopus stones, three bolts that turn by water ; in
the mill house are four floors and a half, a cellar under
the whole; at a proper distance from the mills a good
dwelling house, two rooms on a floor ; also another house
with a large leanter to it, fixed for storing ashes, and
making pot-ash ; a new barrack and stables, all in good
repair; a very fine conveniency for a fulling-mill near
the grist-mills; together with two hundred acres of land,
whereof about fifty acres are clear, great part of it is
meadow ground, a,nd a bearing orchard of about fifty fruit
trees, all in good fence; the remainder well timbered,
and the whole well watered. The advantages attending
this place are too many to ennumerate herein ; it is situa
ted in a very flourishing part of said county, where several
public roads raeet, and on the main road that leads from
the main body of said Nine Partners (so well known for
the extraordinary produce of wheat) to said landings,
which makes it one of the best situations for business.
For terms of sale apply to the subscriber, in Rhynbeck
Precinft, who will give an indisputable title to the pur
chaser. PETER D'WITT.
WHEREAS Catharine Carman, the Wife es the
Subferiber, has left my Bed and Board ; these are
to desire all Persons from trusting her on my Account, as
I will pay no Debts of her contracting from the Date
hereof. March 6, 1775.
CHRISTOPHER GARMAN.
LEFT at a House in Town (how, or by whom,
unknown) a couple of SADDLES; the
Owner, by applying to the Printer, may know where
they may be had upon Proof of Property, and pay
ing the Charges.
MINSHULL's
LANDS
To be fold upon terms very advantageous to the purchasers,
by order of the executors of the late Mr. William
Kelly, of London, and formerly of New-York.
AT raft of upwards of two hundred acres of excellent
wood land, at White Land, in the Great Valley,
in Chester County, in Pennsylvania, not more than 26
miles from the city of Philadelphia. Enquire of the
quality, of Mr. John Ord, in Philadelphia.
A house and lot of ground on Cowfoot-Hill, 25 feet
wide, and 57 feet long, now possessed by Mr. John
Thompson, and next door to Alderman Blagge's.
The house in which Mr. Kelly formerly lived in Wall-
Street, nearly opposite to Mr. Van Horne's. This lot is
25 feet wide, and 111 feet deep, and the house in the best
repair.
The house, and about 5 acres of ground (formerly Mr.
Emot's) opposite to, the Great Bridge in Elizabeth-Town,
together with another lot adjoining the firft lot, and con
taining near 5 acres more, as pleasantly situated as any
lands in that flourishing town.
500 acres, or one undivided fourth part of the 2000
acre tra& at Turkey, in the county of Eflex, in New-
Jersey, on the S. E. fide of Paffaick River, which was
heretofore returned for the four daughters of Michael
Kearney, deceased.
557 acres in two tracts at Canoe Brook, in the county
of Essex, formerly Henry Leonard's, being about 10 miles
from Newark.
A variety of excellent farms in a tra& of upwards of
6000 acres, occupied already by above 30 families, situ
ated at New-Town, near the Court-House in Sussex
County,---or the whole tra& together.
A farm of about 160 acres, formerly Capt. Bowers's,
in the town/hip of Hanover, in Morris County, now in
the possession of Nathaniel Seabury.
A variety of farms in the township of Gageborough,
which is a very fine tract in the county of Gloucester in
the second tier of towns from Conneaicut River,---or the
whole townfllip together, containing 24,000 acres, with
an addition of 5 per cent, more for highways.
The lots No. 10, 15, 20, 21, 26, 40, 49, 64, 74, and
81, (each containing 539 acres) in Schuyler's patent near
Canigd&rage Lake, in the county of Tryon.
A farm of 230 acres, in the manor of Fordham, in
West-Chester County, now possessed by Charles Doughty ;
and another small farm in that manor, pofTeffed, at pre
sent, by Adrian Laforge, with a small lot of about an
acre, to the northward of the road from the New Bridge
to the town of West-Chester. Col. Lewis Morris own
ing the moiety of these lands, will join in the convey
ances.
A mortgagee title to 52 acres, near Whippany River, in
New-Jersey, adjacent to several trails pofleffed by Jona
than Johnson, Abraham Cafterlin, and Samuel Ford;
and upwards of 56 acres formerly returned to Lord Stir
ling, on Stoney Brook, being a branch of Whippany
River : These lands were mortgaged by Timothy Conner.
A small, but valuable, farm of 60 acres, in Salisbury,
in Litchfield County, in Conneaicut, poffefled by Capt.
James Bird : It has an orchard of too bearing apple trees,
yielding 50 barrels of cyder per annum.
A mortgagee title to three acres in Pembroke Tribe, in
Bermuda, laying between the lands of Richard Pitt, Jo
nathan Outerbridge, Thomas Waterman, and the school
lands,*
The moiety of the following lots in the Great Patent
of Kayaderofferes.
Acres.
No. 13 in 3d allotment, 205 No. 2 in 16th, 2300
13 in 4th, 588 7 in 17th, 2234
iiin 6th, 61J 9in 18th, 100
lin 7th, 470 jo in 19th, 1145
Ilin Sth, 817 11 in 20th, 1009
2in 9th, 1783 gin 21st, 3520
4in loth, 60 gin zed, 1763
loin lith, 723 4in 23d, 1443
2in 12th, <l7 13 in 24th, 853
qinigth, 1 in 25th, 1059
gin 14th, 2500
12 in 15th, 684
If any persons are desirous of knowing the price, or title,
they may apply to the fubferibers, who have power from
the executors to make the sales, and execute proper con
veyances. WILLIAM SMITH,
ABRAHAM LOTT.
To be SOLD PEREMPTORILY,
At public vendue, On Saturday the firft day of April
next, at two o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises ;
THE large two story stone house and gardens, near
the Town Wharf, in Newark, being a part of the
estate of Col. Josiah Ogden, deceased, very commodious
for a Gentleman, or any public business, and within one
quarter of a mile of the /new Academy, where a Latin
School will be opened the beginning of April next, by
an experienced master& The conditions of said vendue
will be made known at the time of sale, by
DAVID OGDEN,
JACOB OGDEN, and
ISAAC LONGWORTH.
10 be S OL D,
By way of public vendue, on Monday the 17th day of
April:
A Suitable place for a merchant, tavern, or any
other public business, being near a cross road at
Clark's-Town, in Orange County, about half a mile
from mills and a church, is pleasantly situated, about 5
miles from the North-River, with a good road to the
landing, and between 2 and 3 miles from the Court-
House. The place has on it a good dwelling-house, with
four rooms on a floor, well finished, and a cellar under
the fame; also a compleat summer-house of 15 feet
square, with two doors and four large glass windows, and
a compleat cellar under it for storing bottles of liquor :
Also a good barn and stable, a good pump and garden, and
plenty of fruit trees, with many other accommodations
too tedious to mention. Likewise to be fold at the fame
time, another place, with a good dwelling house thereon,
having four rooms on a floor, and is a good Hand for a tan
ner, ffioe-maker, or any public business ; is about two
miles from the English meeting-house at Kakiate, and
on the main road from Harverftraw to Kakiate, and five
miles from Harverftraw Landing, to which there is a
good road to the fame. The conditions of the vendue will
be made known on the day of sale, by the subscriber, at
Clark's-Town. JOHN WEAVER.
To be SOLD at public Vendue,
To the highest bidder, on Friday the 7th day of April
next, by the fubferibers, executors of the last will and
testament of Joseph Reed, Merchant, late of Amwell,
in the county of Hunterdon, Weft-New-Jerfey,deceafed:
A SMALL FARM, situate in Amwell aforefaid,
fronting the great road leading to the Union Iron
Works, about a mile of Ringoe's Tavern, and sixteen
miles from Trenton, containing 48 acres of land, on
which is a large two story dwelling house, four rooms on
a floor, in excellent repair, where a store for the sale of
all kinds of merchandize, has been kept with very good
success for upwards of forty years past. There is on the
premises a store house, fmoak house, chair house, a large
new barn, stables, barrack, a bearing orchard, a well of
good water, that never fails in the dryeft seasons; about
fix acres of good clover and spear-grass meadow, watered
by living springs, a garden pailed in, with a variety of
fruit trees. The whole in good fence, and divided into
proper fields, except about eight acres of wood-land.—
Also to be fold the fame day, twenty-seven acres of
wood-land, situate about a mile from the said small farm,
fronting the aforefaid great road. The title to the whole
is deemed indisputable. The vendue to begin at two
o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises, where attend
ance will be given, and conditions made known by
JAMES KIRKPATRICK,)
JOHN HART, and )Executors.
SAMUEL TUCKER. )
Trenton, March 2, 1775.
The Morris-Town Stage Waggon,
Which was firft set on foot, and has been for up wards of
four years continued by
DANIEL and SILAS BURNET,
BEING provided with good accommodations for pas
sengers, Ladies or Gentlemen, will set out every
Thursday morning early from Powles-Hook ferry, and
from the other stages on the road (weather permitting)
at the usual times.
The proprietors have also adopted proper measures to
secure the goods committed to their care, from being loft
or stolen on the passage, and will be answerable for their
fafe delivery, according to directions: They therefore
hope, from their former customers and others, to meet
with the encouragement they shall constantly use thejr
best endeavours to deserve.
Of 'HIS is to give notice, that the subscriber intends to
£ ride post from this place to New-York, and return
here as usual, on every Tuesday afternoon ; —he also
proposes to ere& a complete and commodious STAGE
WAGGON, to go from his own house in Hanover, and
call at the house of Joseph Morris, to the house of Tho
mas Kenney, Esq; and from thence set off at five o'clock
on every Tuesday morning, commencing the firft Tuesday
in May next, and proceed the fame day to Powles-Hook ;
calling at the following places, viz. at the house of
Sikanus Cicly, and Matthias Winins, at Paffaick River,
at the house of Nehemiah Woodruff, at Springfield ; at
the house of Josiah Pearfon,in Newark, and from thence
proceed to Powles-Hook :—From which last place said
Stage will set off on its return at five o'clock every Tues
day morning, and come through Newark, Springfield and
Paffaick, (without calling at Hanover) to this place on
the afternoon ot said day.---As the stage mutt set off
early to perform this journey timely, the pallengers are
requested to come over the river on Wednesday evening.
The rate for each passenger from this place to Powles-
Hook, will be four shillings New-York currency, and
the like sum for each returning passenger, and so in pro
portion for those taken in along the r^ad ; bundles, &c.
belonging to passengers, and not exceeding fourteen pounds
weight, be carried free The public ma, depend that
the subscriber will use his utmott diligence and care to
render fatisfadion to every person that will encourage him
in his undertaking. And as he flatters himfelf that he
has given fatisfaaion to the Gentlemen that have em
ployed him for some years past in riding post from this
place to New-York, he requests the continuance of their
favours, assuring them that he will faithfully exert him
felf to merit their future approbation.
CONSTANT COOPER.
Morris-Town, 4th March, 1775.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, pursuant to an a&
of the Governor, Council, arid General Assembly of
the province of New-York, palled the 19th day of March
now last past, entitled, < 'An a& for the more effectual
registry of mortgages, and for securing rhe purchasers of
mortgaged estates;" that on the ioth day of October
next, at ten o'clock in the morning, there will be fold on
the premites, by the subscriber, at public auction or ven
due, to the highest bidder, ALL that certain farm or
parcel of land situate, lying, and being in Rumbout's
Precin<ff, in the county of Dutchefs, beginning at the
east corner of a lot of land now, or late, in the possession
of William Edwards, by an elm sapling marked ; thence
54 degrees and 30 minutes east, 37 chains and 40 links,
to a white oak tree marked on two sides; thence north
21 degreesand 30 minutes weft, 24 chains, to a ftakeand
stones round it; thence south 54 degrees weft, 23 chains,
to, or near, the middle of a pond of water; thence north
24 degrees and 30 minutes weft, 12 chains and 40 links,
to an island on the north fide thereof, to a white ash
sapling marked ; thence westward along the creek, as the
laid creek runs, to the land now in the possession of
William Edwards, to the place where it firft began, con
ta^ing 108 acres and a half of land, whereof 7 acres and
a halt are allowed for pond; with all and Angular the
appurtenances to the fame belonging.---Which said farm
and parcel of land, and premises, were, by deed bearing
date the firft day of January, in the year of our Lord
1772, mortgaged by Peter Davifon, since deceased, te
the subscriber, for securing the payment of £.25% with
interest, on or before the firft day of October then next.
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 subscriber, to the purchasers, fubje& to the
proviso in the said act of assembly in favour of other
mortgages, judgments at law, and decrees in equity, prior
to the said sale, by
CHARLES LE ROUX. -
THE subscriber hereby gives notice, that the
CHIMNEY OFFICE,
Lately kept in Little Queen-street, is removed into Fair-
Street (formerly called Moravian-street) between the
Broadway and Nassau-street, three doors from the house
of Mr. Hugget, at the corner of Nassau and Fair-street,
and on the fame fide of the way.
HERMAN ZEDTWITZ.
WANTE D,
A Married man, to undertake the management of a
fertile and well cultivated farm, pleasantly situated
on a Bay about 24 miles from New-York: there are
many advantages attending a settlement on said farm,
which make it a desirable objea with any person willing to
enter into the engagement abovementioned. Any person
who can produce proper evidence of a good character, and
whom the above proposal may suit, may apply for further
particulars to Hugh Gaine.
JOSEPH PEARSALL,
WATCH-MAKER,
Has removed from between Burling's and Beekman's-flip,
opposite Hugh Gaine's, Hanover-Square,
HAS FOR SALE,
EIGHT day clocks, in mahogany cases ; very elegant
spring ditto, in black ebony cases; clocks without
cases, gold and metal watches, a good assortment of silver
day of the month watches, and plain ditto of various
prices, warranted good.
Said Pearfall continues to repair clocks and watches, in
the best manner, and on reafonabls terms.
Mrs. B R O C K,
HAS removed from the White-Hall to the house of
Mr. David Provooft, nearly opposite the coffee
houfe; where she has very good accommodations for
lodgers, and a spacious large room for the reception of
company. Relishes may be had at all times, and enter
tainments prepared on the fborteft notice. A glafsof very
good Madeira, and every other kind of liquor; her situ
ation is very convenient for accommodating masters of
vessels. Those who please to favour her with their custom,
may depend on being well treated. She gratefully acknow
ledges the favour of her friends, and will endeavour tn
merit their future encouragement.
To be fold at public vendue, on Monday the 27th day of
March,
APleafant and valuable farm, situate at the weft end
of the Great-Plains, lying partly in Flushing and
partly in Hempftead, in Queen's County, on the post road
to New-York, very advantageously situated to carry on
tavern keeping; now in the tenure and occupation of
Gilbert Clement, containing by estimation, 140 acres,
be the fame more or less, of which 35 acres is good wood
land, the remaindercleared, and divided into proper fields.
Also a certain lot of salt meadow, containing ten acret,
more or less. There is on said farm, a good dwelling
houfe, barn, orchard, and well of good water, Immedi
ate possession of the premises, with a good and indisputa
ble title to the whole, will be given to the purchaser, by
Dr. DANIEL LAWRENCE.