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'TO BE LET,
Two or three ROOMS near the C ffee-
Efoufe Bridge, proper for a linall Fa
mily.— Enquire of the Printer
^TaTT and BIRKS,
At No. 977, Beckman's Slip,
Have tor sale, on the lowed terms,
% MADEIRA, red port, a. d Lisbon wines by the
pipe, quarter crfk, or dozen; hyfon, green,
fufhong and bohea teas, double and tingle refined
loaf fogars, muScovado ditto, old Jamaica Spirits,
brandy and rum by the puncheon or gallon, mess
beef and pork in tierces, barrels and half barrels,
ihip bread, Hour of a gc od quality, a freflr assort
nient of butter ; (hot from No. I to 4, with a general
affoftment of groceries, a few tierces cf good rice,
a parcel of damaged bread and oatmeal.
GEORG!FgRUN DY, ^nd Co.
Have just imported in the brig LOWTHER and SEN
HOUSE, from Liverpool, and have Joi sale at
their fore, No. 162, d^eenfreet, near Peck's
flip; the fallowing goods, on the most reafrnabie
terms, viz.
rftRPENTINEfa^jW,
& fisaret, jar and tinjeed oil, iron hoops,
Left mess beef and pork in barrels,
Eritfb brandy in puncheons, malt, hops,
Smith's coals, brofoes,
Shewed barlev, Jpht peafe, and tin plates,
White and red herrings, rolled iron,
Sheet copper, glass and earthen ware,
Bottled beer in tierces, vinegar,
London porter in barrels, old Chefotre cbeefe,
Varifb, lamp black,
Spanifo brown and white lead,
Cordage. ,port wine, and strong beer in pipes.
Pomatum, black ball,
Plain and lift pipes, hair powder,
Starck, ftationary,jewellery, boJierj,
gloves, &c. ^c.
Also an assortment of Manchester goods, confuting of
fine corduroys, velvets, tbickfets, printed jeans, psl
lows, denies, fattinels, Dutch cord, and rope, and
a variety of other articles, ^c. kde
MARSTON^ RAPALJE,
In Wali-ftreet, corner of Smith-Arcct, save for sale,
A Parcel mufepvado, and Choice Madeira and port
clay'd sugars, in bhds. vines, in pipes, hhds.
ce.ces, and barrels, and quarter calks,
Gun-powder well Adapted for French Brandy, .
musketry and cannon, war- A quantity of Jamaica
ranted good, rum in puncheons,high
Hy'j and cengo T E AS, in proof,
coeds, Floor,
Coffee, Ship bread, newly baked,
Starch, a quantity, at 70s. per
Steelin boxes, cwt. warranted good.
Jult imported and to be fold, by
Edward Goold,
HA NOVE R.-SQU A RE,
A FEW pckages of Superfine Scarlet, white,
" blue and fafliionable colours broad cloths; wi^h
rattinets to match. Plain, fitted, and figured
gauzes, book m< Bin handkerchiefs, the belt ban
danoe, womens India cotton hose, Irish linens, fail
canvas, and oznaburp,; Also,
New role butter, mess beef in barrels and tierces,
A few h df barrels English pork,
Ox tongues, bell English mould candles, & soap,
Vinegar, riW<lfh ale, draught porter,
Port wine, of Tie vintage 78, $
Old Jamaica Spirits, and Tortola rum,
A few packages of
s E INmt W ™ E °
Just imported in the left vessels from Europe, and
now opening for Sale by
ROBERT GAULT,
No. 30, Hanover-Square,
SUPERFINE and fecund broadcloths, rattints,
fhedoons, tammies, and durants; flannels,
ferfees, and coatings, callicoes, chintzes, printed
handkerchieft, yard wide Lifh linens from 3s. 6d.
to 75.6 T per yard, brown and whi<e Russia Meet
ings and ravens duck, moreens, black ruffels, prin
ces hud, and fattmet, lutphings, mantuas, a mo
zcos and brocades, lattens, pel< n^s, modes,peifians,
taffeti' $, bahdauces, romals, and black Barcelona
handkerchiefs ; ribbons, thread edgings, bl ck ard
white laces and feeing silks, hosi r ry and cutlery,
chinain aborted boxes, London claret in cases, and
genuine i ed P t> : pi^es.
TO BE SO°LD BY
Jacobus L. Lefferts,
At ms dore in Water-fireet, be wren Buitin.'s flip
and the Fly-Market, three doois weft of Philip
Rhinelander's china ttore, upon the molt reason
able terms, the following articles, viz.
MAdeira, Port, Lif- Caftile soap,
bon, Sherry, and Turpentine ditto,
Teneriff Wines, Belt hyfon, foufhong,
Old Jampica Spirits, and bohea teas,
O'd Antigua ditto, Belt green cofee in bar-
Weft India rum of the rels or less quantity,
fiflt quality and high Chocolate,
proof, by the hoefhedd, Pepper, alfpice, ginger,
barrel, or less quartitvj nutmegs, cinnamon,
French brandy in kegs, mace, cloves, tobacco,
or by the gallon, Belt Scotch Snuff in blad-
Hollxud geneva, ders and bottles,
Belt London porter, and Mustard in bottles,
Liverpool ale in bottles, Chefh re, double and fin
Molafls in hog (heads or gle Glouctfter chcefe,
barrels, Short and long pipts,
Coarse and fine fait, Split peafe, rice,
Loaf and lump Sugais, Indigo, copperas, allum,
Muscovado ditto, Witting and wrapping
Mould and dipt candles, paper, wool cards, &c.
CoarSe and fine ,HO F, &c. &c.
Also, a quantity of excellent new Rose Butter
HU GHSMITH, and Q
Have for Sale at their (tore, No. 21,Little Deck-dreet,'
I^EST London claret, also new rose butter, Che
>fibre, single and double Gloucester cheeses of
the very belt quality, and the latent importation.
They continue to fell every article in the grocery way
as usual. All orders from Gentlemen of the Anny
and Navy punctually attended to, and carefully ex
ecuted.
WALTER SPENS has to difoofe of a few
pipes of port and Lisbon wines, of the very
belt quality ; enquire of Hugh Smith, and Co. N 0.21.
Little Dock-street, where the bufipefs of laid Walter
Spens is uaof^ed in his abfer.ee, b, Hugh Smith.
Jul Imported, and to be fold by
Edward Goold,
No. 34, Hanover-Square,
CHOICE neh and crgo beef, a tew half barrels pork,
flour, ship bread, draught porter, old turpentine loap,
wax candles, rose butter, Tortola rum, choice port wine
of the vintage 78, a few pipes of old Madeira wine, frith
linens, ftiiped and figured gauzes; book muffin handker
chiefs, the belt fpotven bandano handkerchiefs, womens
India cotton hose, mens white and coloured worsted hole,
fi.o Bath coatings, a few pieces low priced cloths, printed
fluffs, edging, black and white blond lace, men and
boys hats, flops, mens fine ruffia shirts, a la 4 ge affort
raent of the newest pattern paper hangings, the best mens
and womans shoes in trunks, cases ot mustard, a tew cases
of Allers best claret, best bohea, fufhong and hyfon teas,
a few calks of formed fbot, &c '
Alexander Leckie,
No. 22, Hanover-Square,
Has imported in the Vigilant, fiom London, and the
Ruby, front Glasgow, an elegant assortment of DRI
COCDS, such as
Superfine cloths, caffimers, rattinets, ftockinets, impe
rial rits, florentines and prince's ftufts ; black blue,
olive, and crimfou velverets ; moreens, callunancoes, fat
tinets and fallings, scarlet and white flannels, b^yfes,
mens fine black and whitehats, mer.)s fine (hues and boots,
military shoes, womens best ca l;mancoea?d lading shoes,
childrens morocco ditto, a larQe allurement of black laees,
blend lace, a large and beautiful aflortment of th<e?d laces
and edgings, a great variety of Barcelona, bandano, lun
gee and romal fillo handkerchiefs ; a large afUrtmenc of
muffins, muffin chintzes, cambricks 'and Iqwne, callicoes
and chintzes, furniture calli<o s, feathers and flowers,
India perfians, fattens, modes, and far fenere, brocaded silks
and luieftrings, an elegant assortment of ribbons and gau
zes, minionets, flowered aprons, Marfeillcs quilting, Irilh
linens, Russia meetings, table cloths and huccabacks.
Morea gowns, a variety of gown and cloak trimming ;
mens white and black silk hose, womens silk and cotton
hose, mens black silk gloves, womens silk gloves and mits,
chip hats, mens and womens leather gloves, a large assort
• ment of buttons, fine call Reel razors and penknives,
Whitechapel needles, pound wire, tapes and bobbins,
white and coloured .threads, brown buckrams, shirt but
tons, sewing silks of all colours, &c.
Also Madeira wine in cases of fix dozen, cherry brandy,
Howe's acid, Durham mustard, soap, starch, and hair
powder. &c.
PETER HEGEMAN,
VINTNER and DISTILLER,
Has tor file at his store the upper end cf Queen-street,
No. 125,
Formerly occupied by Philip Kissick,
Upon the most reasonable terms.for case,
OLD Madeira, Port, D üble and single refined
Lisbon and Tene sugar,
riffe wines, Mufeovado sugar,
Jamaica spirits, Hyfon, foufhong and bo-
Weft India and cherry hea tea,
rum, Chocolate and coff e,
Holland geneva, 1 Pepper and mustard,
French andcherry brandy, Pearl barley and rice,
Shrub, Caftile and turpentine soap
All forts of cordials, Mould and dipt pandles,
The very best of home- Poland starch and fig blue,
spun geneva and brar- Hair powder,
dy, very little inferior Bird /hot of ail sizes,
to Holland or French, Fwilt and cut tobacco,
Molasses, Raisins and currants,
Wine and cyder vinegar, Ox tongues dried,
London porter in boules Nutmegs, cloves, and
DoubleGloucefter cheeft,|cinnamon,
And firndry other articlestco tedious to mention.
TO BE SOLD, and Poffellion given immediately,
A DWELLING-HOUSE in Little Dock-Street, in a
convenient and good stand for a tavern or the gro
cery business. Said houfr Rands on land held by lease of
nineteen years from the firft of May next, at the rent of
1 I l. per annum, and one half of the buildings to be paid
for by the landlord at the expiration cf the fed leafc.
An imdifputable title Vill be given to the purchaser or
purcbafera of the said house. Propofols in writing f#r
said house will be received by John Kelly, No. 28, Ha
nover-square.
TO BE SOLD, together or feparat^ as may best suit a
purchaser or purchasers, and pofleffion given on the
firft cf May next,
AN exceeding good new distillery, with all necessary
u.enfils for carrying on the dirtilling business com
pletely, and a good DWELLING-HOUSE, two Rory and
anhalf high, with an excellent good store, suitable for
the grocery, dry good, or any other business, a back
kitchen and convenient yard, as well to the distillery as
to he dwelling house, the whole lituate in! Water-street,
ne.tr Peck's flip, and now in the occupation of Mr. James
Arden. Proposals in writing, for the distillery and dwel
ri )g htufe, or either of them, will be received by John
Kelly, No, 28, Hanover-Square.
10 BE SOLD, together or separate,
npwo brick DWELLING-HOUSES, one (No. 12)
& three story and a half high, with very elegant
apartments, figuate in Great Dock-ftreet,being in breadth
in front on said ftrect, thirty-fix feet two inches; and
the other in Duke-street in the rear thereof, (No. 25)
being two story and an half high, and in breadth on the last
mentioned street twenty feet. The lot of land oa which
the laid houses stand is eighty nine feet four inches deep,
and in as advantageous a stand as any in this city. Pro
posals in writing for the said houses, or either cf them,
will be received by John Kelly, No. 28, Hanover- fauare.
+ % O be let,for such term of years as ihall be agreed
& upon, tht beautiful and delightfully situated lot of
land at H:llgate, adjoining land lately occupied by Heath
cote Johnfoo, Eq; containing twelve acres of choice
meadow, and very convenient for a ferry to Hallett's
cove. Propofols will be received by John Kelly, No.
843, Hanover-fqcare.
' TO BE To
TWO excellent three story and an half brick dwelling
houses, with a good let and cistern, to each of
them ; the one lituate in Duke Street, near the corner of
Smith-Street, and the other in Hanover-Square, in a
commodious stand.---A two Rory and an half brick
store houfi, abnoft new, in the rear of the last mention
ed house : A large lot of land with a convenient coach
houfe and Rabies, on the northerly fide of the Sloat, and
five lots of land near Cruger's wharff, fronting the Old
flip, in a i cxellent stand for business, bring part of the
estate of Henry Cruger, late of the city of New-York,
Esquire, deceaf/d. Proposals for the fame, or any part
thereof will be received by JOHN KELLY, No. 843,
Hanover-Square, who is empowered to fell the fame;
and who has a good house on Cruger's wharff to dispose
of.
ft) —B
TWO three story and half brick dwelling Houses, on
the northerly fide of Little Dock-street, near the
Exchange ; one now p ffefTed by Mr. Dennis M'Ready,
and the other by George Forbes. Also a two Rory and a
half trick dwelling House, almnft new, with a large yard
and ciftem, occupied by Edward Seaman, Esq; two lots of
land in the rear thereof, one fronting the East River, in
an extraordinary stand for business. Propofalsin writing,
will be received by John Kelly, No# 28, Hanovcr-fquace<
TO BE SOLD,,
AN excellent farm, about a mile from Newtown
landing, containing above an hundred Acres of
land, inclwdmg twenty or more of fine thriving
young wood land, and 'a lot cf fait meadow at feme
diftairce- There ate on the premises a good house
and harn, two large gardens, and a numbet of fruit
trees of the belt kinds. The whole is in good fence,
and capable of thehigheft improvement. The beau
tiful situation of some of the grounds, commanding a
molt extensive and elegantprofyea, renders it an ob
je& for any gentleman of tatte; at the fame time
that its vicinity to Newtown landing, and the quali
ty of the foil, must make it, in proper hands, highly
a vantageous both for farming and gardening.
Persons inclined to purchase are defined to apply be
fore the io>h day of Marth next, to Mr. John Kelly,
Notary Public, Hanover-square, or to Harifon and
Auchmuty, Attornies at Law, Queen-street.
TwTATIIL
BEING desired by a great many of my
friends and customers to brew some strung
ale that 1 could fell them at eight dollars per
barrel, I now acquaint that 1 have ready to
deliver, at my brewery on Golden Hill, a
quantity which greatly exceeds, both in fla
vour and quality, any that has been brewed
since the rebellion, by
E° CEF EDEN,
Police Office, Nezu-York, November 20, 1780,
Quality, Weight, & Price
BREAD,
By Order of the Commandant.
THAT on and after Thursday the 23d instant, all
bread made of sweet flour of the firft quality, must
be baked into long loavesof two pounds weight each,
and Ramped with the initials of the baker's name, and
fold for Sixteen Coppers each loaf.
And all bread made of merchantable flour cf an infe
rior quality, must be baked into roundrioaves weighing
two pounds and one half each, Ramped with theinitials
of the baker's name, and fold for Sixteen Coppers each
loaf.
Any baker or retailer of bread, who shall be convided
of demanding or receiving any more or greater sum than
Sixteen Coppers for each loaf of bread as above men
tioned, ihall be fined TEN POUNDS for every such
offence.
In order that the above regulations may be duly en
forced, Balthafar Creamer, is appointed Infpe&or of
Bread, with directions and powers conftan'tiy to visit the
several bake houses in this city, and to mate feizore of
ail such bread, as he may find deficient, either in § ic
abovementioned qualities, weight, or (bmp. The
bread seized, to be immediately sent to the city aims
house, for the use of the poor, and report made to the
Police of the cause of seizure, the quantity and the
baker's name from whom it was seized, that the fame
may be published; and upon couviaion of a second of
fence. that the offender may moreover be fn ed Fifty
Pounds and an entire flop put to his baking, if found
guilty of a third \ ffence.
ANDREW ELLIOT, Superintendent General.
DAVID MATHEUS, Mayor.
PETER DUBOIS, Ma/Rrate of Police.
Attwood's Medicinal Store,
Nc. 207 (olim No. 8) Water street,
IS amply Rocked with a general assortment of choice
Drugs and Medicines, mufti, purchased from Apothe
caries Hall,---particularly the chemical preparations,---
the Jeluits bark in powder, &c,
The public may depend upon their quality, and their
favours, With those of the Gentlemen of the Faculty, in
Navy and Army, being duly executed, with bonoui and
dispatch.—Privateers, and vessels going to sea, may be
accommodated at the fhdrteft notice with medicine
cherts, &c.
Pr fcriptions at all times faithfully prepared. Many
valuable patent medicines, such as James's Powder, Mare
dant's Drops, &c. kept in readiness. The genuine Sago
powder in small canisters -Spices ifing'afs, haf:fhorn.
Savings, oatmeal, barley, orange flower and rose waters—
Mortars, marble and glass, vials,,gallipots, surgeons in
ftrumeuts, &c.
*, The Proprietor having been unhappily confined
for some time from an accident, is so far recovered as to
give his personal attendance in his store, hopes to merit
the renewal of his former custom.
N. B, A radical cure far the Tooth-ach.
ALL Peisfons having any demands against the
Estate of the late Major Alexander Menzies,
of General Delaney's 3d Battalion, are hereby re
quested to furnish the Subferiber at Hempftead,
Queen's County, Lohg-Ifland, with their Accounts
against the said Estate, by the firff Day of May next,
in order to a Settlement.
SARAH MENZIES, Adminiftratox.
To be LET,
And possession given the firft of May next,
PART of that pleasant situated dweriing-houle of
Philip Kiffick, Queen-street, No. 131. For fur
ther particulars, enquire at rhe premises,
ALL perlons having any demand on the estate of
the late Charles Nicoll, deceased, wine mer
chant, are desired to bring in their accounts that
they may be paid ; and those who are indebted to
said estate, are requeued to pay the fame to the'
Gbferibers at the house of the late Charles Nicoll,
Little Dock-street.
EDWARD NICOLL,
EVERT BANCKER, jun.
CHARLES N. TAYLOR.
Who have to dispose of at said house, his stock of
genuine liquors confiding of Madeira, Port, and
Lisbon wine, by the pipe, hogfliead, quarter calk, or
five gallons : Also old Jamaica spirits of the firft
quality, brandy, and geneva.
To BE SOLQ, OR LET,'
And entered on the firft of May next,
A Houfe of four rooms on the firft floor, and four
• on the second, with five fire places; a large
convenient kitchen and oven adjoining ; a new barn
lately built, and fufficient for twenty horses; a large
garden containing the best kinds of fruit trees, and
a fufficient quantity of afrafagus, strawberries, and
rafherries. The whole in the best repair, containing
about 12 acres, and lituate in the town of Jamaica,
opposite the Englifli Church. Enquire of John Li
vingston, on the premises, or Philip I, Livingston,
at Hell-Gate. (31 38)
GOLD WATCHE 3,
._ Neat assortment, plain and jewelled, warranted
good, lately come to hand, to be fold by
THOMAS GORDON, Watchmaker, in H^ora-
Square. Likewise, good silver watches of different
prices.
Batavia Arrack,
Sold by T. ROAC H,
No. 36, Water-street,
Near the Lower End of the Fly-Market.
'fo-fE s 0 CD;
AN elegant and commodious Brick House,
now in the possession of Mr. Lloyd Daubeny,
No. 30, Boad-ftreet and corner of Princess-street.
There a ? three rooms on the firft floor, four rooms
on the second, three ceil'd rooms in the garret,p
convenient brick kitchen, with a cellar underneath,
a fmeke, boule in rhe kitchen garret, a lai-^e and
commodious dry cellar under the house, a store
cittern, and well of the belt firing water, with 4
good yard and gangway. Also, a ne^v three dory
Brick Ho,use, adjoining No. 21, Princess-street,
now in the tenure of Mi Pitcher, in which these
are nine rooms, a good cellar and kitchen, a large
gariei, a well of fpiing water, a go^d cistern, and
a convenient yard. The title indifputa^le, and
pofleffion to be given the firft of May next. Ap
plic tuon to be made to
JOHN NICOLL,
SAMUEL DEALL.
At No. 14, Vandam's wharff, near the feirv Stars.
To be bOLD, very low tor cAeH, by
ROBERT LOOSELY,
Between the Cuffee-Houfe and the Superintendents
OFFICE,
GOL D, silver, and pinchbeck watches; frelh
violin firings, fpir.net and harpsichord wire,
German .flutes, wi," ing paper by the ream, or less
quantity ; best I%h wafers, quills, &c. Patent ink
by the bottle or dozen, made in London ; shoe tacks
and awl blades,&c. Window glass of different sizes,
and Cut to any pattern, putty, &c. Fine battle gun
powder, by the pound or quarter cask; bird ffior,
curry combs and brushes, icng handle brooms and
fcruhbing brushes, by the dozen; looking glasses
sorted, neat dressing ditto, coffee mills, copper tea
kettles and Luce pans, Swindens genuine cephalic
herb fnuff fc. the head: If all is true the maker Jays
oj its virtues, it must be an Excellent remedy. Howe's
acid, Anderibn's powder for cleaning cloth ; 2 or 3
good barometer s and thermometers, ci mpleat; a few
acromnic telescopes, a few neat fowling pieces and
fuz es with bayonets in the breech,' pistols, gilt and
steel mounted hangers, morocco and buffbelts, hard
ware, jewellery, &c. &c.
A VARIETY OF BOOKS,.
Amo: git which are Johnson's folio dictionary,
and Bvo ditto, Bayley's ditto, Boyer's French and
English ditto, Nugent's ditto, Bell's British theatre,
in twenty volumes: Without boafling, the best ever ~
imported for file to New-York. Buchan's domestic
medicine, Salmon's geographical grammar, Robert
son's America, very in quarto, two vole, ditto in Bvo.
Renall's history of the East and Weft Indies, ditto
NoriH-America, Stern's works, ten vols. Swift's
works, twenty-five vrids. Nature difpiay'd, seven vols.
Nubrey's collection of voyages, four vols. Shakes
peare's works, eight vols. pupil of pleasure, Chefter
field's advice to his son; ditto principles of polite
ness ; Pope's works, fix vols. fpe&ators, eight vols.
Goldsmith's history of England, Greece and Rome;
Smollet's ditto of England, Hume's ditto, Black-
Itone's commentaries on the laws of England, Hoyle's
games, Moftreum's church history, in fourvols. Don
Quixette, four vols. art of speaking, Brydon's tour,
Fielding's works, twelve vols. Tom Jones, three
vols. Foote's works, four vols. Garricks ditto, three
vols. Chryfal, or the adventures of a guinea, four
vols. Guthrie's grammar ; Brooker's gazetteer, Tom
Brown's works, Leland's history of Ireland, with a
.variety of novels, miscellanies, &c. too tediums to
enumerate ; likewise bibles of the Oxford and Edin
burgh editions ; testaments, Spelling booksand prim
mers cheap by the dozen; with a variety of school
and childrens books, &c.
To be Jold at public Vendue,
On Tfrhifdg_^%;hth Day of March inst. on the
Premises, oCTtyivate Sale any Time before,
A Houfe and lot of ground, situate in a street
.(leading down, north eaflerly, from Philip
Kiffick's towards the Swamp) called Rutger's street,
belonging to the estate of Cornelius Hogeland, of
Oyfterbay, deceased; The lot is twenty four feet in.
front, and seventy five feet deep, more or less, and
in a good place for business. Whoever inclines to
purchase the fame before the day of sale, may apply
to Jacob Duryee, at No. 25, Ferry-street : A good
title will be given for the fame by Tuenis Hogeland,
and William Hogeland, executors.
To be SOLD, '
A Houfe and lot of ground, on Golden-Hill, now
in the occupation of Capt. Gregory. The lot
is 104. feet deep, and 27 front and rear. The house
is two story and a half high, with four rooms and a
genteel parlour back,<as also a kitchen, the two lift
in the yard, and fix fire places in the whole, and there
is a gangway in the front which leads into the yard%
Also to be SOLD,
A good dwelling house and lot of ground in one
of the best Situations in this city, now in the pofferlion
of Meffis)Hull and Lawrence, on the South fide of
Dock street, between the Fly,Market and Burlings
Slip, and within 2 few doors of Mt. Richard Saufe's,
and opposite Capt. Vardill's: The lot is 83 feet in
length, 20 feet in front, and 18 feet 6 inches in the
rear. The house contains 4 rooms, with a kitchen,
and 5 fire places in the whole ; there is a cistern in
the yard. Both the houses belong to the estate of
the late Capt. Benjamin Tanner, For conditions of
frle apply to Tuenis Tiebout, at Guanas, on Long-
Island, or Thomas Vatdill, in New-York, who will
give a good title for the fame, and agree on reason
able terms.
To be fold at Public Vendue,
The loth of the 3d Month called March,
THE farm late the property of John Mott, de
ceased, fi.uate on the eatt fide of Cow-neck,
in the twwnlhip of Hempftead, and adjoining tha
harbour,' containing about i4p acres of land; on
which is a large and good dwelling house and barn,
a good bearing orchard, and other fruit trees, tje
whole in good fence. The sale to begin al the io'th
hour, on the premises, by
RICHARD SANDS,?,
ADAM MOTT, jExecutors.
Cow-neck, 19th of ?d Month, 1780.