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RUN away from the subscriber, an indented servant
named George Maxwell, born in the north of
England, is a good groom, but a drunken fellow ; about
5 feet 6 inches high, brown hair, marked with the small
pox ; had on brown cloaths, buckskin breeches, and a
crimson coloured furtout coat. Forty Shillings reward
. will be paid to whoever takes takes him up and returns
him to HUGH WALLACE.
WHEkEA3 Peter Weffells, ot the City of New-
York, Sail-Maker, hath afligned and made over
all his real and personal Estate, to us the Subferibers, in
Trust, for his Use, these are therefore to desire all Per
sons that have any Demands against him, to bring in their
Accounts to the laid Subferibers, for Payment ; and also
to desire all Persons indebted to him to malce immediate
Payment, and prevent further Trouble. A Parcel of old
Sails to be fold at Vendue, on Tuesday next, at the Coffee-
House, at 12 o'Clock, and all the Furniture of the said
Peter Weffells, to be fold at public Vendue, on Thursday
the Day following, at 120 Clock, at theHoufe where he
now lives, on Moore's Dock, near the White-Hall.
HENRY HOLLAND,
GEORGE BREWERTON,
JACOB REMSEN.
Nw-frrfy)DY order of the Inferior Court of Com-
E/jex Count, 1 .) mon Pleas, in and for the county
aforefaid : notice is hereby given to all the creditors of
Moses Clark, an insolvent debtor, confined in the goal
of Newark, in the said county, that they be and appear
beforeany two Judges of said Court, at the Court-
House of the said county, on Tuesday the 16th of May
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon of the said day, to
fhewcaufe, if any they have, why an alignment of said
debtor's estate should not be made to such persons as shall
be then and §here appointed, and he be released from his
confinement,'agreable to the directions of an aft of the
Governor, Council, and General A fiembly of New-Jer
sey, lately p^fed, entitled, “ An Act for the Relief of
Insolvent Debtors."
ELIAS NEXSEN,
Living at Burling's Slip,
HAVING provided himfelf with all the materials
for weighing sugar, cocoa, tobacco, iron, hemp,
logwood, Nicaragua, and every kind of dye wood, &c.
and w old be much obliged to any gentleman who shall
please to favour him with their custom : He is determi
ned to attend the scales himfelf, and will endeavour to
give every poliible fatirfaftior;
FOUR DOLLARS Reward.^
RUN-AWAY from Abraham Lawrence, of Flushing,
on Long-Island, Queen's county, on the 18th of
March, a negro man named OLIVER, (belonging to
Samuel Smith, on the north fide of Staten Island) but
may have changed his name, as it is said he has called
himfelf Jerry : He is about 22 years of age, 5 feet 7
or 8 inches high, has something of a yellow cast in his
colour : Had on and took with him when he went away,
two old blue coats, one long skirts, the other short, a
striped jacket, a pair of old homespun breeches, a pair of
striped trowfers, a pair of tow trowfers, two pair of
flockings, one pair deep blue, the otlier grey, and an
old beaver hat. It is thought he has money, and likely
may change his cloaths : He has been seen at Eiizabeth-
Town and in New-York, in company with Col. Mor
ris's negro man named Jerry. Any person that secures
said negro, so that his matter may have him again, ihall
have the above reward, and all reasonable charges, paid
by Samuel Smith, on the north fide of Staten Island,
Abraham Lawrence, at Flushing, Jonathan I. Dayton,
at Elizabeth-Town Point, or Simon Hellers, at the
White-Hall, in New York.
He is very still, having but few words to fay to any
body ; his hair is something bushy, and it is thought he
has got on board some boat or (loop belonging to the East
or North River, or the Jerfies.
N. B All masters of vefl'els, and others, are hereby
forwarned from concealing or carrying off said negro at
their peril.
John Clark, of Invernefs/hire, Parfh of Kirkhill,
in North-Britain, who lately came Passenger in the
Ship Sharp, Capt. Rogers, will apply to the Printer of
this Paper, hemay hear of something to his Advantage.
At Mr. Lenzi's, Confectioner, opposite the Queen's
Head,
THE Chronicle of the Kings of England, from the
Reign of William the Conqueror, firft King of
England, down to his present Majesty George 3d, con
taining a true History of their Lives, and the Characters
which they severally (attained, whether in Church or
State, in the Field, or in private Life.
N. B. This excellent History containeth a true De
scription of Royal Life and Manners. By the Pen oftbe very
able and ingenious Author of tbe oeconomy of Human Lift, in
the Character of Nathan Ben-faddi, of the House of Israel.
Westchester Gaol, April 17, 1775.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Henry Cotaunt, Henry Bonker, John Anderson,
Abraham Yeamans, Isaac Jones, Joseph Todd, and
Will am Brown, insolvent debtors, confined in the gaol
at the White-Plains, in the county of Westchester, being
seven of the persons named in a certain act of the Go
vernor, Council, and General Affcmbly, entitled, " An
aft for the relief ot insolvent debtors within this colony,
with respect to the imprisonment of their persons ;" that
they the faidinf Ivent debtors have presented their petitions
to the Worfhipful John Thomas,' and Jonathan Fowler,
Esquires, two of the Judges of the Inferior Court for
the said county of Westchester ; which petitions, together
with their accounts and inventories annexed to the fame,
are filed with the Clerk of said Court, for the infpedion
of the creditors aforefaid ; and the said insolvent debtors
do hereby notifiy their said creditors, that they intend to
apply to the said Judges, on Friday the 26th of May next,
at Westchester aforefaid, for their difeharge, agreeable
to the direction of the said aft.
WANTE D,
SOME Persons who understand the Nailing Business.
Good Encouragement will be given by SAMUEL
OGDEN, at Boonfton, New Jersey.
W ANT E D,
A Good MILLER, that is properly acquainted with
his Business: Also a good Cooper; both Angle
Aten. Good Encouragement will be given. Enquire of
the Printer.
A Likely young Negro Wench, with a Child about
fix Years of Age ; has been used to all Manner
of House Work. Sold for no Fault but the Want of
employ. Enquire of the Printer.
WANTE D,
A MAID SERVANT, who under-
Rands cooking. Apply to the printer.
A parcel of very excellent
DRIED HIDES,
To be SOLD by
GEURT SP. DE WINT,
Near BURLING's SLIP.
WANTE D,
To hire by the Y EAR,
A NEGRO MAN or BOY, that has no very bad
Faults. Enquire of the Printer.
This Da, is published, and to be fold by
WILLIAM GREEN,
TO BE SOLD,
New-ferfey, ) T) Y order of the Inferior Court of Com-
Eflex County,)]]) mon Pleas, in and for the county
aforefaid; notice is hereby given to all the creditors of
John Vander Pool, John Dow, William Jenkins, and
Daniel Cayfwell, insolvent debtors confined in the goal
of Newark, in said county, that they be and appear
before any two Judges of said county, at the Court House
of said county, on Tuesday the 16th of May next, at
one o'clock in the afternoon of the said day, to ihew cause,
if any they have, why an alignment of the said debtors
estates, should not be made to such persons as ihall be
then and there appointed, and to be released from their
confinement, agreeable to the directions of an aft of the
Governor, Council and General Assembly of New-
Jersey, lately passed, entitled, " A Supplementary Aft
to an Act, entitled, An Aft for the Relief of Insolvent
Debtors."
HOUSES and LANDS for Sale,"
At PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON Tuesday the 2d May next, will be peremp
torily Bruck off to the highest bidder, if not
before fold at private sale, that commodious house and lot
of ground in Dock-street, now occupied by Henry Cuyler,
Esq; opposite to Isaac Low, Efqr's. being one of the most
convenient and belt finished houses in this city, and few
or any equal to its situation for business.
Also, a convenient house and lot of ground in King
ftrect, now occupied by Mr. Samuel Broome, nearly op
posite Doctor Rodgers's ; together with three thousand
acres of land in Hardenberg's Patent. For particulars
enquire of Wm.Waddell, Eleazer Miller, and John Taylor.
On the firft Day of MAY next,
THOMAS LYNCH
REMOVES from the house he now lives in, to that
formerly occupied by Mr. Myles Sheerbrook, in
Duke-Street, (which was known by the name of Bayard-
Street) being next door to John Livingiton, Efq'rs,
Office, and Mr. Baltus Van Kleek's ; where lias for sale
the following articles :
London Madeira Wine,
Irilh Linens from 2s. 3d, to 4s. per Yard,
3-4 Stripes, Very large silk Handkerchiefs,
Lawns, Cambricks,
Womens Gloves, Warrington Sail Cloth.
For Charlestown,
(Soutb-Carolina)
The SLOOP
NEW-YORK PACKET,
FERDENAND LITTEL, Master,
WILL fail in ten Days. For Freight or Paflage
apply to Jesse Hunt, Ward Hunt, or the Matter
on Board, at Lupton's Wharf.
P good s,
At DANIEL M'CORMICK's
VENDUE-HOUSE,
On WEDNESDAY Morning,
Will be PEREMPTORILY fold,
A large parcel of SHOP GOODS,
CONSISTING of
For S ALE,
Upon reasonable TERMS,
AN elegant HORSE, sixteen Hands three Inches
high, or upwards: Also a large Canadian MARE.
For further Particulars enquire of tfc Printer.
Chintzes, callicoes,§
Cambricks, lawns,g
Mecklenburghs, taborets, |
Barcelona and romall hand-3
kerchiefs, 0
Fans, ribbons, gloves,o
Tapes, silk, twist, *
ROBERT GAULT,
Who has for Sale, at his Store in Maiden Lane, whole
sale and retail,
A large Assortment of European and East-India Goods,
CHINA, GLASS, JEWELLERY, &c. &c.
New-Gaoi, City of New-York, April 15, 1775.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Thomas. Lupton, Samuel Hunt, Samuel Tanner,
Henry Burtfell, John De Lanoy, Hendrick Bogert, Oliver
Loffiier, Abraham Wheeler, Alexander Forbes, John Ro
berts, Susannah Spencer, Mary Thompson, and Sarah
Church, insolvent debtors, confined in the gaol of the city
of New-York, being thirteen of the persons named in'a cer
tain aft of the Governor, Council, and General Assembly,
entitled, " An a& for the relief of insolvent debtors within
this colony, with refpe& to the imprisonment of their per
sons ;" that they the said insolvent debtors have presented
their several petitions to the worfhipful Benjamin Blagge
and George Brewerton, jun. Efqrs, two of the judges of
the Mayor's Court for the said city ; which petitions, to
gether with their several accounts and inventories annexed
to the fame, are agreeable to the directions of said aft,
filed with the clerk of the said Court, for the infpeaion
of their creditors aforefaid ; and the said insolvent debtors
do hereby notify their said creditors, that they intend to
apply to the said Judges on Friday the 19th day of May
next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of the fame day, at
the Corporation Room, in tbe goal of said city, for their
several dilcharges, agreeable to the directions of the said ad
PETER SCHERMERHORN,
Has for SALE,
A Quantity of Pimento, Dear-skins, Rice, best
Copper Indigo, and a few Tons Hemp.
Middlesex 7 I) ' virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to me
County. J D directed, against the goods and chattels,
lands and tenements of, and belonging td'Jacob Bergen,
jun. at the suit of his creditors, I have seized and taken
the grist-mill, with all the appurtenances thereunto
belonging; together with the houses and lots of land,
situate in Windsor, which 1 shall expose at public sale, on
Wednesday the 3d day of May next, at the said mills,
between 12 and 5 o'clock, P. M. All persons concerned
herein, will take this notice.
THOMAS SKINNER, Sheriff.
DENNIS and DAWSON,
At the house where the late Mr. John Lambert formerly
lived, adjoining Messrs. Ten Eyck and Seaman's Flour
Store, in Little Dock-street, facing Coenties Slip,
New-York; have for sale, wholesale and retail, the
following articles, viz.
THE Partnership of Campbell and Gault, being in
tirely dissolved, all Persons that have any De
mands against said Partnership, are desired to call and
receive Payment; and all those indebted to them, are
desired to difeharge the fame immediately to
Madeira,-)
Lisbon, 4
Teneriff, '
Port, and M
Sherry, •"
Old Jamaica Spirits,l
Weft-India Rum,
Brandy,
Geneva,
Single-refined, C
Lump, and < SUGARS.
Mufcovado (
IRISH LINENS
To be SOLD on reasonable terms for caffi, by
THOMAS M'GLATHRY,
At Mrs. Armstrong's, on Rotten-Row;
Also exceeding good Iriffi Butter in Firkins#
Molasses,
Coffee,
Chocolate,
Rice,
Cheshire and Gloucester
CHEESE,
White Wine Vinegar,
Porter,
Bristol Beer,
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c.
&c. &c.
Thread & worsted flockings,
Rattinets, Walloons,
Damascus, morees,
Jeans, fuflians,
Lace, edgings,
Quality bindings,
Drawboys, &c. &c.
WHEREAS Edmund Androfs, Esq; Lieutenant
and Governor General under his Royal Highneri
James Duke of York and Albany, &c. of all his terri
tories in America, did give and grant to Jan Hendricks
Van Sol/bergh, and Gerrit Slichlenhorft, and to their
heirs and assigns forever, all that certain parcel of land
near unto Albany, lying on the eastern fide of Hudson's
river, and stretching along the river north north-east
from a certain small creek or kill running from the second
Claver to the creek or kill of Major Abraham Staats, in
length twelve hundred rods, then stretching east south
east, is in breadth five hundred and ten rod, then south
south-west to the creek or kill called Keefywcy's Kill,
twelve hundred rod ; and thence weft north-weft to the
second Claver aforementioned, five hundred and ten rod,
together with the drowned or sunken meadow adjoining,
wherein are some small islands. The aforefaid parcel of
and containing one thousand and twenty morgan.
And whereas partition of the said traCt of land
was afterwards made between the proprietors thereof, and
the following traCt was laid out as one diftinCt, separate
and divided part thereof, and is bounded as follows :
That is to fay, " beginning on the east fide of Hudson's
river, at a mark'd eyper tree, Handing by the mouth of
Major Abraham's creek, on the banks of Hudson's river,
and runs from thence south sixty-seven degrees and thirty
minutes east, five hundred and ten rods, then south
twenty-two degrees and thirty minutes weft, fix hundred
rods ; thence north sixty-seven degrees and thirty minutes
weft, five hundred and nineteen rods to the said river, by
a small run of water ; from thence along the said Hudson's
river to the place of beginning, containing four hundred
and eighty-four morgans, one hundred and fifty-two rods ;
also a segment of a circle of low meadow or drowned
land on said river, containing about forty acres, together
with a small island near the laid premises."
And whereas I the fubferiber am part owner and
proprietor of the last mentioned traCt of land: Now
therefore by virtue of a certain act of the Lieutenant
Governor, the Council, and the General Assembly of the
colony of New-York, passed the Bth day of January,
1762, entitled, “ An aft for the more effectual collecting
of his Majesty's quit-rents in the colony of New-York,
and for partition of lands in order thereto ;" and also by
virtue of another a&, entitled, “ An aft to continue an
aft; entitled, An aft for the more effectual collecting his
Majesty's quit-rents in the colony of New-York, and for the
partition of lands in order thereto;" and alio to continue
one other aft, entitled, " An aft to explain part of an
aft, entitled, An aft for the more effectual collecting his
Majesty's quit-rents in the colony of New-York, and for
partition of lands in order thereto, passed the gift dav of
December, 1768. IDO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
that Henry Van Schaack, of Kinderhook, in the county
of Albany, Esq; and Henry Glen and Hermanus H.
Wendel, of ScheneCtady, in the said county, Enquires,
not interested in the said last mentioned trad of land, are
appointed commissioners to make partition thereof, and
that they the said commissioners will meet at the d welling
houfe of Richard Cartwright, tavern-keeper, in the city
of Albany, aforefaid, on Tuesday the 30th day of May
next, to proceed to the partition of the laid land; and all
persons interested therein are hereby required to attend
then and there for that purpose, cither by themselves or
their atturnies. Given under my hand, the 7th of
February, in the year of our lord, 1775.
JOHN DUNCAN.
At a Court of Chancery, held for tbe province of New-
York, at the City-Hall in the city of New-York, on
Iburfday the ninth da, of March, one thousand seven
hundred and feventy-fve, in' the fifteenth year of the
reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Third, by the
grace of God, of Greai-Britain, France and Ireland,
Kin,, defender of the Faitb, and so forth.
PRESE N T,
The Hon. JAMES JAUNCEY, jun, Esq;
Master ot the Rolls.
His Excellency ) <1 THEREAS the above
William Franklin, Esq; ( VV complainant hath filed
against (bit bill of complaint, against
George Croghan. J the above named defendant,
setting forth, among other things, in fubflance, that the said
defendant, by certain indentures of leafs and release, bearing
date rfpe&roely the ninth and tenth days of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy,
did mortgage in fee, unto the complainant, ALL that
certain trail of land, containing forty thousand acres, then
lituate in the county of Albany, but non, in the county of
Tryon, being part of a trail of one hundred thousand acres of
laud, on the foutb Jide of the Mohawk River, granted to
the said George Crogban, 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 tbeyear of our Lord one thousand seven hundred
and sixty-nine ; which fame mortgaged premises were, by
the said indenture of reieafe, made redeemable, upon pay
ment of tbe sum of one thousand eight hundred pounds, cur
rent lawful money of tbe province of New-ferfey, eyual to
be sum of one thousand nine hundred and fifty pounds,
lawful money of tbe province of New-York, heretofore lent
by tbe said complainant to tbe said defendant, with lawful
interest ; and that tbe condition or proviso of tbe said mort
gage, remains as yet unperformed : And therefore tbe com
plainant prays by bis said bill, that tbe equity of redemption
of tbe said defendant, and of tbefe claiming under him, may
be foreclofed, or that tbe premises may be fold for tbe payment
of tbe complainant. And whereas it appears from tbe dc
poftion of fobn Lawrence, of tbe city of New-York, at
torney at Law, that tbe complainant's said bill was fled in
tbis court, on tbe twelfth day of January, in tbe year of
our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy -four, and
that a subpoena issued out of this court on that day, com
manding the defendant to appear hereon tbe twenty -feventb
day if January, in tbe year last aforefaid, to answer tbe
said bill. That tbe deponent at that time made all due en
quiry to find tbe said defendant, in order to serve him with
tbe said fubparna, but was not able to do it : That fnce
tbe tyuing tbe said subpoena, tbis deponent has made all
due enquiry after tbe said defendant, that be might be served
with a subpoena to answer tbe complainant's bill, but that
bis endeavours have proved altogether fruitlefs. That tbis
deponent barb been credibly informed (and which be believes
to be tbe truth) that tbe defendant bath formerly lived in that
part of tbis province, called the county of Tryon : That be
afterwards removed from thence to, or near to Fort Pitt, out
of tbis province, where be lived at tbe time when tbe afore
faid fubpeena issued, and tbe deponent verily believes be bat
continued bis ref dense there fnce.
It is therefore ordered,
On motion of Mr. Duane, of Counsel for tbe complainant,
that tbe said defendant appear in tbis court, to answer tbe
complainant's said bill of complaint, on or before tbe twen
tieth day of April next, er in default thereof, that the said
bill be taken pro confego,
A true copy. Attefi.
k , GW. BANYAR, Regifler.
IRISH LINENS,
A Choice assortment of yard wide
and 7-Bthi, from 23d, to 3s. 6d. per yard, to be
fold at Mrs. Harrison's, in Broad-Street, almost
opposite the General's.
EDWARD WILLETT,
WHO formerly kept the YORK ARMS INN,
in the Broad-Way, has taken a commodious,
well calculated house, in a very pleasant part of Broad-
Street, near the Exchange, for the reception of Dieters
and Lodgers, which will be opened for that purpose
the firft day of May next, when nothing necessary for an
agreeable accommodation of Gentlemen, will be wanting.
N. B. In said house is a genteel front parlour, with a
room adjoining, exactly calculated for a single Gentleman
inclining to keep a store.
To all persons interested in the trad of land
•last herein after-mentioned.
To the PUBLIC.
The New STAGE COACHES,
THAT constantly ply between New-York and Phi
ladelphia, the one sets out from Fowles-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 Priheetown 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 141 b. 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 141 b. The
Passengers are desired to cross over the Ferry to Powles-
Hook the Evening 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.
SAMUEL LOUDON,"
Has for sale, a large parcel of books, which he will fell
to those who take a quantity, nearly at prime cost, in
order to turn them speedily into cash, before the trade
opens with Great-Britain, that he may be the better
enabled to lay in a frelh assortment :-—Amongft which
are,
CLARK's family bible, Oftervald's do. gilt pocket
do. common do. testaments, prayer books, psalms
and hymn books, Burket on the New Teftement, Dod
dridge's Rife and Progress , ditto on the New Testament;
ditto Family Expositor, Charnock's Works, Walker's
Sermons, Josephus's Works, 4 Vols. Watts's
Works, Boston's Fourfold State; ditto on the Covenant;
ditto Sermons; ditto the Assemblies Catechism ; ditto
Body Divinity, 3 Vols. Toplady on Predefti nation ;
Willison's Works, Clark's Martyrology, Ruther
ford's Letters, Brown's Sacred Tropoloy; ditto Christian
Journal, Buchan's Family Physician, Smollet's Works,
Row's Works, Young's Works, Hock's, Rolin's, and
Goldsmith's Roman Histories, Hall's Gofpcl Worship, z
Vols. Bishop Hall's Contemplations, Judge Hale's ditto ;
Gumal's Christian Armour, Ainbrofe's Works; ditto
looking to Jesus, Archbishop Tillotfon's Sermons, Scot's
Christian Life, Marshal on Sanctification, Cole on God's
Sovereignty, and a Variety of Religious books too nu
merous to mention. Two Pair Globes, Maps and
Charts, Quarto Waggoners, and other Navagation
Books, Latin School Books, Dilworth's Spelling Books,
Primmers, Dictionaries; a variety of History and Ro
mance, Quills, Writing Paper, Blank Books, Wafers
and Sealing-Wax.
TO COVE R,
At Ezekiel Hiet's, at Cort
—l'ndt's Manor, the very
beautiful and strong brown
Horse, called
free, ECLIPSE,
BELONGING to Gilbert
Williams. He is past
three years old, fifteen hands and two inches high. He
was got by Liberty, and the Sire of Liberty was the fa
mous horse called Dove. The dam of Liberty was the
dam ot Briton ; and he is supposed to be one of the best
three quarter blooded, and as well made as any horse on
the continent. Four Dollars is the price for the season,
CASH down, or three months credit.
Said Hiet has good pasture for mares, and may be al
ways found at his house, about two miles from Crum
pond Meeting-House.
WHEREAS the Honourable the Lieut. Governor,
the Council, and General Assembly of the Co
lony of New-York, was on the third day of April, inst.
pleased to pass an aft, entitled, “ An Ad for the Relief
of Insolvent Debtors within this Colony, with Refpeft
to the Imprisonment of their Persons." And we the
fubferibers being insolvent debtors confined in Dutchefs
County goal, and named in said aft for relief; do ii>
pursuance of the diredions of said aft, hereby notify
all and each of our refpe&ive creditors, that we, and
each of us, do intend to apply for a difeharge in manner
following, to wit : Henry Rofekranfe, jun. to the Hon.
Daniel Horfmanden, Robert R. Livingston, George D.
Ludlow, and Thoma# Jones, Esquires, Judges of the
Supreme Court for the colony of New-York, (or to
any two of them) out of which Court process has issued
against him, at the Chambers of the said Daniel Horf
manden, Esq; in the city of New-York, on Saturday
the 27th day of May next; and to Beverly Robinson,
James Smith, Henry Vanderbergh, and Isaac Smith
Esquires, Judges of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas
in and for Dutchefs County (or any two of them) at the
Court-House in Poughkeepsie, on Tuesday the 23d day
of May next. John Krankhite intends applying to the
Judges aforefaid, at the fame times and places with Henry
Rofekranfe, jun. process having issued out of both the
said Courts against him. Jacobus Van Kleeck, Thomas
Palraer, Edward Simmons, Jeremiah Jones, Frazer Ter
bofs, Alexander Griggs, Fredrick Klein, and Lewis
Bogardus, intend applying to the Judges of the Inferior
Court ot Common Pleas in and for Dutchefs County, (pro
cess having issued out of said Court against them) on
the twenty-third day of May next, for difeharges agree
ab. ' to . % aforefaid aft, we having each of us complied
with the directions of said aft.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to
all the creditors of James Morgan, ot the city of
Perth-Amboy, county of Middlesex, and province of
East-New-Jersey, insolvent debtor, that the said James
Morgan has, agreeable to the aft of assembly, applied to
the lupreme court now fitting at Perth-Amboy aforefaid,
for relief ' from confinement ; and agreeable to the aforefaid
aft, said court ordered all his creditors to meet at the city
of Burlington, on Wednesday the 10th day of May next,
then and there to appoint one or more assignees, to receive
all the estate, both real and personal, of him the said
James Morgan, for the benefit of all his creditors. In
default of the creditors meeting, the court will appoint
one or more assignees to receive said estate.
Cordage and Ship-Chandlery ;
Also, a small Quantity of frelh Hemp-feed.
*, Subscriptions are taken in for Printing Thomson's
Travels, and Hawies's Sermons.
HENRY ROSEKRANSE,
JOHN KRANKHEIT,
JACOBUS VAN KLEECK,
ISAAC FINCH,
JUSTUS KNAPP,
THOMAS PALMER,
EDWARD SIMMONS,
JEREMIAH JONES,
PRAYER TERBOSS,
ALEXANDER GRIGGS,
FREDRICK KLEIN,
„ ~ LEWIS BOGARDUS.
Dutchcfs County Goal, nd April, 1775.