The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1781-03-26 00:00:00, page 4

WINDOW giafs of
various sizes,
A variety ofnailsand ftpikes
from gd. to ten inch,
Iron flock'd anchors from
50 to 300 wt.
Small graplins,
Iron and shod /hovels,
Fryfiig pans.
Iron camp kettles, very du
table,
Plated ftpek locks, padlocks,
Files, boat chains,
Best double worm spike and
nail gimblets,
Writing paper,
L: g and journal books,
Wafers, ink powder,
White rope from 4 inches tc
half an inch,
Cordage of all dime; firms,
A large affortmentof wooden
bowls and plotters of tht
best quality,
Putty, whiting,
TAKEN up last Monday, a stray Horse :
The Owner may have him again, pay
ing Charges, and proving his Property, by
applying to Hugh Gaine.
o ^^ ^^^^^ ^^ 0
JOYCE's Grand American Balsam,
S@LP BY HUGH GAINE.
toTTER Y.
TEE poffeiors of undrawn tickets in the firft ckfe
of the New York Refugee and other Poor Lot
tery, are hereby notified, that the time for renewing
thrm will expire on Wednesday the 4th of April.
N. B. A few tickets renewed in the second class,
are to be fold hv the managers^
mi n sL L's
Looking Glass and Dry Good Store,
Is removed from Mo. 43, the corner of Beckman
flip, Queen-street, and has for tale,
A Large affntment of looking glasses, girandoles,
tea cadies, tea chests, and gentlemens razor
cases. Also the best London cryftalTrown glats for
piaures, cut and put into frames if required, and
looking glasses cut into any form, or taken tn ex
change.
To be fold fbe^p,
London hair powder, perfumed and plain; ladies
.and gentlemens French white kid gloves, well made,
and the belt of leather; also meflin and Holland
gloves; a few pieces of well chosen brocades and
mantuas, gown trimmings, flowers, 3c. ladies re
markable tine bleached white court chip hats, adap
ted to the approaching lesion. Split cane for calalhes,
bonnets, &c. fuftians, jeans, and Holland stripe.
The above to be fold very cheap, for ready money,
at the Unirerfal Store, or the Medley of Goods, Nq.
222, next door to Meffis. Bucharman s, & Co. nearly
oppefite the Fly-Market, Queen-street. Also a few
remaining kegs of black paint, imported from a
noted oilman in London.
A CELLAR to Let.
To" BE SOLD,
AN elegant and commodious BRICK HOUSE,
now in the possession of Mr. Lloyd Daubeny,
No. 30, Broad-street and corner of Princess-street.
There are three rooms on the fi f ft floor, foter rooms
on the second, three ceil'd rooms in the garret, a
convenient brick kitchen, with a cellar underneath,
a fmeke house in the kitchen garret, a large and
commodious dry cellar under the house, a Hone cis
tern, and a well of the best firing water, with a good
yard and gangway. Also, a new three story Brick
House adjoining, No. 2, Princess-street, now in
the tenure of Mr. Pitched, in which there are nine
rooms, a good collar and kitchen, a large garret, a
well of spring water, a good cistern, and a convenient
yard. The title indisputable, and possession to be
given the firft of May next. Application to be
made to JOHN NICOLL,
SAMUEL DEALL.
At No, 14, Vandam's wharf, rear the ferry stairs.
* To' "BE sold,
THIRTY-threa acres of excellent LAND,
adjoining the farm of Col. Roger Morris, and
bounding on the road and north river : Twelve of
it may be mowed, 5 acres fit for the plough, and the
remainder pretty well timbered ; and the whole may
be easily improved. There is no buildings on the
land, but there are several beautiful situations for a
boule. For terms apply to Benjamin Waldron, who
may be fpske with either at the fix mile stone on the
r m d to King's bridge, or at Marlton's wharf; and
who will give a good title for the fame.
To be fold at public VENDUE,
By JAMES MACKRELL,
On Monday the 9th of April next,
A Good two story boule, in an excellent stand for
. any kind of business, situated in the town of
Flooring, confiding of four rooms on a floor, with
a good cellar and kitchen, barn, out-houses, a good
garden, and a final! lot of land, on part of which is
a nursery of fine fiuit trees, to be fold with or with
out the iteck in trade, which cenfifts of an assortment
of dry goods, ironmongery, tin, glass, earthen ware,
and groceries. Also a final farm, containing forty
acres of land, 15 of which is in wheat, with an ex
cellent orchard, a good house not quite finished, that
has a fine Drolpe& over the water.
DUMB FIS H,
Pickled Mackerel, and Herring,
YUST arrived in the Schooner Success from
J Halifax and Penobfcot, and to be fold by
JOHN PORTEOUS, No. 9, Hanover-square,
who has also for sale, some choice SPARS and
LUMBER.
ALL persons who have any deman is upon the
Barrack Master General for FUEL supplied
Iris Majesty's troops, quartered on Long-Island,
to the 31st of December last, are requeued for the
last time, to call at this office with their accounts,
that they may be adjusted and paid.
Barrack-Mailer General's Office,
Water-Street, March to, 1781.
LINDLEY MURRAY,
At his. Store, No. 209, Water Street,
Between the Coffee-Houfe and Superintendent's Office,
has for sale the following articles, just imported in the
Nancy, Capt. Miller, from London,
I Best London glue,
Lampblack, oil, and paints,
sos all colours,
Varnilh and oil of tar,
1 Fine sweet oil in jars,
English bend leather,
Fiffiing lines, and the best
Kirby hooks,
Telefchpes, quadrants, and
compasses,
Buntin, and a variety of suits
, of colours,
Horn and tin lanthosns,
I Speaking trumpets,
Time glasses,
Pint and quart pewter mugs,
The best velvet corks,
And a general assortment of
ironmongery, tin ware,
and fbip chandlery; any
>of which articles he will
dispose of wholesale or re
tail on the most reasonable
t6rms.
Alexander Liddell, and Co.
No. xo, opposite Mr. Hugh Gaine's, Hanover
fquare, have just imported in the brig Peggy, Capt.
Hallie, and to be fold on reasonable terms, whole
file only,
SUPERFINE flout in barrels, barley in kegs, gin
ger bread, turpentine soap; tin, copper, and pew
ter ware; glass ditto, bottled porter, and strong bear
in talks, mens wait'd find military shoes, and a few
chaldrons of good coals. Also a neat assortment of
dry goods as ufoal, calculated for the approaching
season. N. B. The brigantine Peggy, will be dear
to fail for Glasgow by the twenty sixth instant: For
freight or paffagc, apply as Above, or at the master
on board, frying at Murray's Wharf. She is a stout
vessel and fails remarkably sass.
ROGERS and MURRAY,
HAVE just impot ted in the Nancy, Capt. Miller,
from London, many articles in the iron
mongery way, viz. Window glafi, duck, Iheathing
nails, fykes, fythes, a variety of coffee, and nut
meg mills/ neat andirons ; tea kittles, tea pots,
glue pots, brafo cocks, knives and forks, scale
beams, iron and brass knockers, &c. &e.
Likewise, fail cloth, from No. 1 Wo S, and a few
trunks of womens common and treat (hots, all
of which they will fell on very reasonable terms by
the package or otherwise, at their store, 188,
Queen-Street, fronting Beekman's Slip.
N. B. Wanted a few tons of bar iron on reason
able terms Enquire aS above.
Murray, Sanfom, and Co.
Have just imported in the (hip Nancy, Capt. Miller,
from London, and the brig Peggy, Capt. Hattie,
from Glasgow, a general aifortment of European
and East India goods, which they have for sale
on reasonable terms,
Amongst which are the following ARTICLES, viz.
PORTER in hogftieads, a small quantity of the
very best fuperfine flour, single and double re
fined sugar, men and womens (hoes, paper hang
ings, Indians, jeans, jeannets,, and corduroys, a
variety of plain, figured and Griped gauzes, Scotch
threads, bed ticks, needle worked lawn aprons and
handkerchiefs, brown Holland, cotton checks,
Crowley's steel, mens, youths, and childrens hats,
linseed oil, red and white paints, ffieet lead, powder
and (hot, tin plates, turpentine soap, long, middling
and Ihort pipes; china in boxes, aflorted, March,
Dilworth's Spelling books, testaments, &c. &c.
They have also for sale, Lisbon and Port wines,
Jamaica spirits, excellent Hollands geneva in calks,
and Britiih brandy.
ALL persons having any demands
on the estate of the late Mr. John Werril
Blunt, assistant surgeon to his Maj^fty's General
Hospital, are hereby desired to attest their accounts,
and fend them to Mr. John Buckler, No. 46, Great-
Dock street, in 14 days from the date hereof, in
order that they may receive their proportionable divi
dend. Likewise all debts due to the said Mr. J. W.
Blunt, are requested to be paid to Mr. Buckler.
March 19, 1781.
Emanuel Walker,
Has removed his (lore from MILL-STREET, to
No. 40, Hanover-Square,
Nearly opposite the Admiral's, and formerly possessed
by Younghufband and Harrison,
Where he is now opening for Sale,
A General assortment ofEvROPEAN and India
GOODS, calculated for the approaching sea
son, imported in the laftfleet and running (hips from
London ; which will be difpofcd of (by wholesale
only) on the lowed terms.
Also Yorkshire hams, pickled tripe, affortmi cases
of pickles, Howe's acid, Durham mustard, turpen
tine and white soap, a few calks glass ware, Weft-
India rum, Jamaica Spirits, Port rind Lisbon wine, &c.
SAGO E.
Bowen's Patent Sagoe Powder,
IMPORTED in the lift Vessels from the original
Patentee at Georgia, and warranted genuine,
by the Hundred, or smaller Quantity ; likewise, a
frefh supply of Gum Camphor, Spernia Caeli, &c.
To be had cf James Muirsom, at No. 223,
Qrieen-Street, nearly facing the upper End of the
Fly Market.
CHOCOLATE,
WARRANTED fine and good, wholesale and
retail, at reasonable rates, by REBECCA
GOMEZ, at the chocolate manufactory, No. 57,
Nassau-Street, next to Ann-street ; who has also for
sale best Spermaceti Oil for lamps, common lamp
ditto, liver and train oil for curriers use. Teas,
sugars, spices, blue, soap, and best Poland starch at
is. per pound, vinegar at 4s. per gallon, firft quality
Durham mustard at 4s. per lb. faifins, almonds,
citron, playing cards, &c. &c. ctf.
no H E partnerlhtp of FOWLER and TRE
-1 MAIN, is to be dissolved by mutual consent,
on the firft day of May next. All persons indebted
to them are requeued to difeharge their refpe&ive
balances by that time, which will enable them to
difeharge all accounts outstanding against the part
nership. They have for sale a quantity of canvas
from No. 1 to 8 : No. 1 at ss. per yard and a penny
down.
New-York, March 9, 1781,
AL L Persons having any Claims or Demand*
upon the Estate of the deceased John Grant,
Esquire, late Commiflary and Paymalter to the Royal
Artillery, are desired to bring in the fame, to Mr.
James Frafer,at his Office opposite St. Paul's Church,
on or before tie 30th April next, in order to receive
Payment thereof: And all Persons indebted to the
said Estate, are requested to make immediate Payment
to Mr. Fraser, he being properly authorifed to re
ceive and difeharge the fame.
JAMES FRASER.
To be fold at Private Sale,
Choice LISBON WINE,Jiri pipes, hogsheads
and quarter calks,
RAISINS of the firtt quality, in calks and jars,
LEMONS and ORANGES in the highest
perfection,
Imported in the snow Nancy, just arrived from
Lilboh. For terms apply to.
EMANUEL.WALKER;
No. 40, Hanover-Square,±cw
JAMES KING, No. 57.; Wall-Street,
And sundry other articles too tedious to mention.
HALL and BIRK S,
At No. 977, Beekman's Slip,
Have for sale, on the lowest terms,
]tfADEIRA, red port, and Lisbon wines by the
pipe, quarter calk, or dozen; hyfon, green,
fufhong and bohea teas, double and single refined
loaf sugars, mufeovado ditto, old Jamaica spirits,
brandy and rum by the puncheon or gallon, mess
beef and pork in tierces, barrels and half barrels,
ffiip bread, flour of a good quality, a frefh assort
ment of butter ; foot from No. 1 to 4, with a general
assortment of groceries, a few tierces of good rice,
a parcel of damaged bread and oatmeal.
To be SOLD, OR LET,
And entered on the firft of May next,
A Houfe of four roomson 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 asparagus, drawberries, and
ralberries. The whole in the best repair, containing
about 12 acres, and situate 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)
—. : — -; het— I —,
NEW-YORK, March 1, 1781.
B.WADDINGTON
A No. 8, ^JEEN-STREET.
Has the undermentioned ARTICLES, calculated
for the approaching Scafon, that he has imported in
the last fleet, and running drips from England, which
he will fell on very low terms as usual, by the Package
or Quantity, for C ASH:
Best Su,erfye cloths, viz. for a Farmer.
TO BE LET,
THE large STORE of Robert Cmmmfr
line's at the Crane, from the firft of
May next. Enquire of Thomas Ellison, No.
31, Beekman-ftreet.
Double glazed BONNET or Press PAPERS,
Just opened, and to be fold by
JOSEPH TbTTEN,
Ne. 179, Qteen-Street,
Liktwifa
SUperfine and second cloths, by the piece, with
trimmings suitable,
Rattinetts, (balloons, durants and tammies, of all
colours,
Mufeovado sugars by the hoglhead or barrel,
Jamaica spirits by the hoglhead,
Fresh flour by the barred.
Mould candles by the box,
And a few crates of queen's ware neatly afforded.
N. B. The above articles will be fold cheap for
CASH.
Three HOUSES
Near the Fly-Market to be SOLD;
THEY are well situate for any fort of business,
and some of them have had a great run for
may years past. For particulars apply to HUGH
GAINE. If not fold by the firft of May next, one
of the best of them will be
TO LE T.
NOTICE is hereby given, that if all Captain
Delancey's tenants do not within fix weeks
from this day difeharge and pay unto his aferney
George Stanton, all arrears of rent now due to the
said Capt. Delancey, that they may depend upon
being dispossessed, agreeable to the tenor of their
leases, and the lots let out to other persons.
N. B. A number of vacant lots of said Capt. De
lancey to be leafed. Enquire of said George Stanton.
New-York, Feb. 14, 1781,
PR I N T E D Calicoes
and Cbir.tm, a large
collection of the newest and
mollelegant patterns,
Printed Handkerchiefs end
Shauh aflbrred,
Irijh Linens by the case,
A large assortment of Lun
gee and PuHicat Romal,
and Bandano Handker
chiefs,
Carridarries, Seersuckers, and
Limencas,
Book Mujlin Handkerchiefs,
Checked and f,rigged Mufm,
EaJl-India Cbintts Patches,
a choice collection,
India Trfaties, Luteftrings,
and ell wide Persians, a
great variety of colours,
MarfeiUes & Me.k Quillings,
Dutch, German and final!
corded Dimrxitiet, all
prices,
Coloured and white feans,
Fufiiaus and Corduroys,
9-$ wide striped Cotton
Hollands,
Brown Hollands,
Men and Womens Cotton,
Thread, Silk, and Wor
sted Hose,
Figured and plain Ribbons,
a very cheap parcel,
PETER HEGEMAN,
VINTNER and DISTILLER,
Has tor sale at his store the upper endof Q^een-iheet,
No. 125,
Formerly occupied by Philip Kissick,
Ufeon the mtf reasonable terms,for case.
OLD Madeira, Port,
Lisbon and Tene
rifte wines,
Jamaica spirits,
Weft.lndia and cherry
rum,
Holland geneva,
French and cherry brandy,
Shrub,
All forts of cordials,
The very best of home
spun geneva and bran
dy, very little inferior
to Holland or French,
Molasses,
Wine and cyder vinegar,
London porter in bottles,
Double Gloucester cheese,
rwhite, navy blue, and
London brown,
Cafimers, viz. white, navy
blue, scarlet, mulberry,
and flone <clour,
White mock Cafimers,
Clear Lawns, and low Cam
bricks,
Needle worked and checked
lawns,
Lawn Handkerchiefs, with
worked and plain borders
Black Modes and Sattins,
, English Persians,
A large aflortment of white
and black Lace and
Edgings,
Supe fin'e white and black
Durant,,
Men and Womens Gloves.
Likewise,
:Caflile Soap, by the box,
A calk containing Black
Paint, and ground white
Lead, in kegs,
Linseed Oil,
A box curious Hyfon Tea,
A few calks of Pickles,
A case containing Nutmegs,
Cloves, Mace, and Cinna
mon,
A hand mill an a new son
ftru&on for grinding any
kind of grain, calculated
Double and single refined
sugar,
Mufeovado sugar,
Hyfon, fuufhong and bo
hea tea,
Chocolate and coffee,
Pepper and mustard,
Pearl barley and rice,
Caftileand turpentine soap
Mould and dipt candles,
Poland starch and fig blue,
Hair powder,
Biid foot of all foes,
Twist and cut tobacco,
Raisins and currants.
Ox tongues dried,
Nutmegs, cloves, and
cinnamon,
TO BE SOL%
TWO three story and half brick dwelling ifoufea,off
the northerly fide of Little Doek-ftrect, near the
Exchange ; one now possessed by Mr. Dennis M'Ready,
and the other by George Forbes. Also a two story and a
half brick dwelling House, almost new, with a large yarM
and cistern, occupied by Edward Seaman, Esq; two lots of
land io the rear thereof, one fronting the Eafl River, is'
an extraordinary stand for business. Propofahin writing,
will be received by John Kelly, No, 18, Hanover-fana}
to biFTolTi
TWO excellent three ftor, and an half brick dwelling
houses, with a good lot and cistern, to each of
them ; the one lituate in Duke-Street, near the corner at
Smith-Street, and the pthe rin Hanover-Squate, in a
commodious stand.—-A two story and an half brick
store house, almost new, in the rear of the left mention
ed house : A large lot of land with a convenient coach,
house and stables, on the northerly fide of the Sloat, and
five lots of land near Cruger's whuff, fronting the Old
flip, in an exsilent stand for business, bring part of the
estate of Henry Cruger, late of the city of New -York,
Esquire, deceased. Proposals for the fame, or any part
thereof, will be received by JOHN KELLY, No, 84^,
Hanover-Square, who is empowered to fell the fame;
and who has a good house on Cruger's whuff to dispose
of.
— I_Q ttu : a ; a a i h_-„_h
TO BE SOLD, together or separate,
TWO brick DWELLING-HOUSES, one (No.it)
three story and a half high, with very elegant
apartments, ficuate in Groat Dock-ftreet,being in breadth
in front on said street, thirty-fix feet two inches; arid
the other in Duke-street in the rear thereof, (No. 2g)
being two story and an half high, and in breadth on the lag
mentioned ftrect twenty feet. The lot of land on which
the said houses stand is eighty nine feet four inches deep,
and in as advantageous a stand as any in this city. Pro
posals in writing tor the said houses, or either of them,
will be receded by John Kelly, No. 28, Hanover-square.
rr % O be let for such term of years as ffiall be agreed
A upon, that beautiful ^nd delightfully situated lot of
land at Hellgale, adjoining land lately occupied by Heath
cote Johnson, Esq; containing twelve acres of choice
meadow, and very convenient for a ferry to Hallett's
cove. Proposals will be received by John Kelly, No.
843, Hanover-fqv^re:
TO BE SOLD, and possession given immediately,
A Large and valuable Lot of Land in Broad-street, at
the corner of Beaver-street. Proposals in writing
will be received by JOHN KELLY, No. 23, Hanover
fquare.
TO BE SOLD, and Pofl^flion given immediately,
A DWELLING-HOUSE in Little Dock-Street, in a
convenient and good stand for a tavern or the gro
cery business. Said house ftand® on land held by lease of
nineteen years from the firft of May next, at the rent of
ill, per annum, undone half of the buildings to be paid
for by the landlord at the expiration of the said leafed
An indisputable title will be given to the purchaser or
purchasers of the said house. Proposals in writing fur
said house will be received by John Kelly, No. 28, Ha
nover-favare, ~
TO BE SOLD, and poflefiion given immediately.
TWO Lots of Land, one situate in Little Queen
ftreet, and the other in Cortlandt or Lary-freet,
near the Broadway. Alf> a Dwelling-house in Hanover:
square; and two small Dwelling-houses in King-street.
Proposals in writing for the said Lots and Houses, or any
of them, will be received by JOHN KELLY, No, 28,
Hanover-fqaare. _______
To be let, for fudh term of years as shall be agreed upon,
XWO large Lots of Land in the Broadway, and two
in New-street. Also three Lots of Land near
ehall flip, and three Lots in Field-market-street,
and fix Lots near the North-R^ver. Proposals in writing
will be received by JOHN KELLY, No. 28, Hanov er
fquare.
TO BE SOLD,
With or without the Fixture?.
AN elegant three story and an half brick dwelling
house, situate in Great Dock Street, at the
corner of Broad Street, the property of Mr. Samuel
Fraunces, and for many years distinguished as the
Queen's Head Tavern ; in which are nine spacious
rooms, besides five bed chambers, with thirteen fire
places, an excellent garret in Which are three bed
rooms well finiftied, an exceeding good kitchen, and
a spring cf remarkable fine water therein ; a most
excellent cellar under the whole, divided into three
commodious apartments; a convenient yard, with a
good cittern and pump, and many other conveniences
too tedious to mention ; the whole in extraordinary
good repair, and is at pfefent a remarkable goob
hand for business of any kind, and will upon a re
eftabliihment of civil government be the most advan
tageous situation in this city, from its vicinity to the
North River and New Jersey.
Proposals in writing wilt be received by JOfiN
KELLY, Notary Public, No. 28, Hanovet-Square;
as co preference is promised to any person, the higlwfc
bidder will be preferred.
TO BE SOLD,
And possession given on the firft of May next,
A Two story and a half Dwelling H&fe, in Qraen
ftreet, in an exceeding good stand for business, with
a lot ofland enclosed with a board fence, being 20 feet in
front on the said Qgcen- street, and 96 feet four incites on
King-strut, which is the depth of the said let; in the
rear whereof there is a small tenement, fronting King
ftreet, and a stable in the yard.
This filiation is one of the most advantageous in th#®
city for any kind of business, particularly a baker, there
being plenty of room in the said yard for a bakehouse,
without incommoding either the said dwelling house or
tenement. Proposals in writing, will be received by John
Kelly, No. 28, Hanover-fauare.
To be LET,
And entered upon the firft of May next,
AS elegant a dwell ing-houfe as any in the pro
vince, situated upon the south fide of Long-
Island, at the diftanc# of about 3,0 miles from the .
city. Jt commands a r^ble profpeft of the sea.
Fishing and fowling in abundance throughout the
whole year. The field upon which the house ftai)d@
(containing about 14 acre#) will be let with it. The
garden is large and spacious, the lot flocked with all
kind of fruittrees, in full bearing order. The coach
house and liable are large and convenient Fire wood
for the use of the family to be bad for cutting and
carting—the distance not more than a quarter of @
mile. Enquire of George Stanton, No. 31, Jahn~
Street.
JOHN BETTS,
No. 43, Whitehall,
Has for Sale at his Cordial Distillery,
ORANGE WATER, Clove Water, All Fou%
Annifeed Water, Doßor Stevens, Shru!
Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Cherry ' Rum, Gin, ;
G^eva in Cafes,'