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the twelfth day of April then next, at the house of
Cthniei Gardner, inn-keeper, at Little Tloolack aforefaid,
as by the said writing so published as aforefaid, relation
being thereunto bad may appear.
Now therefore, we the said Daniel Hull, Daniel
Denifon, and Samuel Sherman, Commissioners so ap
pointed as aforefaid, hereby lignify our appointment, arid
do give notice, that we will meet at the house of Jabez
Spencer, in the said Stephen -Town, Manor and County
aforefaid, on the 2 sth of July next, to proceed on the
said partition; and we desire all persons concerned to
attend accordingly. Given under our hands at Albany,
this nineteenth day of April, in the year of our Lord,
1775-
DANIEL HULL,7
DANIEL DENISON, >Commifßoners,
SAMUEL SHERMAN,)
Brook-Haver., June to, 1775.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given to cgthe creditors
of Daniel Jones, an insolvent debtor, now in the
custody of the High Sheriff 01 the county of Suffolk,
being one of rhe persons named in a certain a& of the
Governor, Council, and General Assembly, entitled,
" An a& for the relief of insolvent debtors within this
colony, with refpc& to the imprifohment of their per
sons ;" that he the said insolvent debtor hath presented
his petition to the Honourable Samuel Landon and Isaac
Post, Enquires, two of the Judges of the Inferior Court
for the laid county of Suffolk ; which petition, together
with his accounts and inventories annexed to the fame^
are filed with the Clerk of said Court for the infpe&ion
of his creditors aforefaid ; and the said insolvent debtor
doth hereby notify the said creditors, that the said Judges
have appointed the eleventh day of July next, at two
o'clock in the afternoon, to ffiew cause why an align
ment shall not be then made to Capt. Jonathan Baker,
jun. and Samuel Tobey, Esq; of all his estate for the
use of all his creditors, at the County Hall, in the said
county, and he the Did Debtor be difeharged agreeable
to f ne directions of said aft.
part of the laid twelve thousand acres of land, has been
laid out and Purveyed into fifty lots of one hundred acres
each, being numbered from one to fifty.
And WHEREAS the laid Stephen Van Renffel#ef,
did afterwards in his life time, in and by several inden
tures of lease and release, the tease beapng date the day
before, and the relegfes the twenty-fourth day of October,
in the year of our Lord one thovfand seven hundred and
fixty-five, grant, bargin, fell, alien, relcafe andponfirm
unto James Grey, Samuel Brown, James Crey, jun.
David Pixly, Benjamin Willard, Jahteel Woodbridge,
Nathan Ball, Joseph Willard, Josiah Ball, Elijah Wilson,
Phineas Whi'rney, Abel Rowe, Eli Pixly, Ebenezer
Noble, Araos Beard, Jonathan Walker, Daniel Nob
bard, David Noble, William Wright, Samuel Wilson,
David Bagg, and David Pixly, jun> and to each of them
feverallX, Ind to their several heirs and aligns forever,
each two of the said fifty lots of one hundred acres, as
also two fiftieth parts of the said undivided lands in the
said trad of twelve thousand acres, to bo divided into
fifty equal parts, of which said Lift mentioned undivided
land we the fubferibqrs were part owners § and did there
by give notice, that Daniel Hull, Daniel Denifon, and
Samuel Sherman, all of Little Hoofack, in the said
Manor, persons not interested in the laid lands, pursuant
to the several a&s of this colony made for the partition
of lands, are appointed Commiffionurs, to makepartition
of the said undivided lands so relented as aforefaid, and
that the said Commissioners would meet on Wednesday
IS hereby given by the Subferiber, to all Persons who
may have Occasion to transport any Grinds or Mer
chandize, or to go by }Vater from New-York to Perth
Amboy, or from Perth Amboy to New-York, that he
has a good convenient Boat, fitted out for the Purpose,
named the York, with excellent Accommodations and a
prime Sailer. He purposes going two Trips a Week, or
as Occasion may require. The. Boat to attend at the
lower End of the Long Bridge, near the Exchange, when
at New-York. DAVID COLLINS.
wanted,
A Middle aged Woman, who would undertake the
Work of a final! Family. Such a Person, well
recommenced, will hear of a Place where Encourage
ment equal to her Merit, will be given, by applying to
the Printer.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to all the creditors of
John O/born, an insolvent debtor, in custody of the
fheriff of the city of New-York, being one of the perform
named in a certain aft of the Governor, Council and
General Aflembly, entitled, '' An aft for the relief of
insolvent debtors within this colony, with refpe& to the
impriforiment of their persons ;" that he the said insol
vent debtor hath presented his petition to the Worfhjpful
Benjamin Blagge, and George Brewerton, Efqrs, two of
the judges of the Mayor's court for the said city ; which
petition, together with the several accounts and inventory
annexed to the fame, are, agreeable to the directions of
said aft, filed with the cleric of the said court, for the in
spection of the creditors aforefaid ; that he intends to
apply to the said judges on Thursday the 20th day of
July next, at IT o'clock, in the forenoon of the fame day,
at the corporation room in the goal of said city, for his
difeharge agreeable to the directions of laid act.
THOSE Gentlemen who are forming therofelves into
Companies, in Defence of their LIBERTIES;
and others, that are not provided with
SW ORDS,
May be suited therewith by applying to
CHARLES OLIVER BRUFF,
In Maiden-Lane, near the Fly-Market.
Small Swords Silver*mounted, Cut-and-thrust and Cut
#au pe Chafe, mounted with beautiful green Grips;
and, Broad Swords with the Heads of Lord Chatham
and John Wilkes, Esq; with Shells pierced and orna
mented with Mottoes,---for,Pitt's Head, Magna Charta
and Freedom,---for Wilkes's Head, Wilkes and Liberty;
or mounted in whatever Form Gentlemen may fancy,
being a Collection of the most elegant Swords ever made
in America, all manufactured by said Bruff.
N, B. BeA Small Arm an^ Pistol Oyl Flints.
^1 T^R'E A ^ Benjamin She^en, Benjamin Card-
W ner, and Jabez Spencer, did make, and with
their hands fubferibe a certain writing, beating date the
ninth day of January, in the yearof our Lord 1775, and
publifficG the fame twelve weeks successively im John
Holt's New-York Journal, or the General Advertiser,
and the New-York Gazette, and Weekly Mercury,
printed by Hugh Gaine, being two of the public news
papers of this colony; which said writing is by the
tenor thereof directed to all persons interested* in the land
hereafter mentioned, and recites, That whereas Stephen
Van Rensselaer, late Lord Proprietor of the Manor of
Renffelaerwick, in 'the county of Albany, deceased, did
in his life time, lay out and set apart a certain trerit of
twelve thousand acres of land, situated on the east fideof
Hudson's River, in the south-east corner of the said
Manor, known by the name of. Stephen-T own, being
butted and bounded as follows: Beginning at a hlack
birch tree Banding in the south boundary line of the
said Manor sixteen miles east by the needle, from the
south end of Bearen-Jfland, in Hudson's-River, and runs
thence east by the needle four hundred chains, to a
bass weed tree marked ; thence north twenty-one de
grees east three hundred and thirty-two chains ; thence
weft by the needle three hundred and eighty-one chains ;
thence south twenty-three degrees and thirty minutes weft
three hundred and thirty-nine chains, to the black birch
tree firft mentioned^ And whereas five thoufind acres,
NOTICE
[ET ffioe, knee, and flock-buckles in silver ; ear-rings
J set in gold ; ditto in filter; and ditto in mettle ;
seals set in silver; ditto plated; and Pinchbeck ditto ;,
locket buttons set lit silver, twenty different forts ; shirt
broaches set. in gold; ditto id silver; and ditto in mettle ;
gold arid gilt lockets; let hair combs; ditto not set; gold
'rings; gold jointed wires ; filter thimbles ; silver bells
with correl ; mother of pearl tea tong's ; and tables for
bottles ; best gilt shoe and knes buckles in sets ; plated
tho% knee and frock-buckles of all forts ; Pinchbeck
(hoe and flock-buckles ; Reel and metric ffioe buckles ,
very neat Pazets mounted with Barling filter; ditto With
tooth and edge; brass mounted ditto § very neat pistols;
some holfl# ditto ; japan'd tea boards, water's and trdys ;
gold scales and weights in japan'd boxes; plated fours';
plated stirrups, pollifh'd and tin'd, ditto; plated pelham
and fnaffie bridle bitts ; poiiiffied and tin'd ditto ; cork
Screws; several forts of comtnon fleece buttons ; watch
Springs; dial plates; fuzee chains, pendents and bouts;
gilt fotket and common watch hands; gilt, plated and
fieri watch chains; steel jointed watch keys; ditto
common; and brass ditto; men, boys and childrens shoe
and knee chapes ; cases of rag<,s containing four, &c.
temple 'pedicles ; curry combs; white and red foil gar
nets ; ammathes and paste brass candlesticks; a good
assortment of handles and escutcheons; charriot springs
and axeltrees; ditto for 'chaife; with all forts of iron
work for carriages ; coach and chaise caps; brass and
tin'd buckles ; with many other articles in brass for coach
makers. The fubferiber returns his boft sincere thanks
for favours received, and hopeshis friends will continue
their further commands, which will be gratefully
acknowledged by their most humble servant to command
JOHN RICHARDSON.
JAMAICA Spirits and Sugars,
a Quantity now landing at Moore's Wharf, hear
Beekman -Slip, cut of the Ship Defter, Capt. Anderson,
from Montego-Bay, Jamaica, and'to be fold by Samuel
Franklin.
n^l^^A&n^
Has for fate at his Acre in Dock-Street, near the Coenties
market;
REFINED and Dloomery bar iron, German feel,
New-England feythes.; a few boxes of long pipes/;
A parcel of very neat (word blades; best oil gun flints and
bolting cloths as ufuah
Also a few hhds. of very good tobacco.
RUN-AWAY from on benrd the Sloop Selftower,
a young Negro Fellow named America, ateut
20 years old, very black, pitted with a small Pox,
and his under Lip very thick : Hafon a flriped Shirt
and Trowfers, red Cap, and is foppofed to be secreted
in this City. Five Dollars Reward will be given to
any Person who brings the laid Negro to the Printer
hereof, £ & )OHN SEBRING.
The remaining Stock in Trade,
of the late Partnership of Greg, Cunningham, & Co.
to be fold bv
HAMILTON YOUNG,
ROBERT ROSS WADDELL,,
At the.Houfe of the former, late .Hermari Governeur's,
on Huntet's Quay; consisting of
IRISH Butter and Beef, Linens and Diapers, Sail
Cloth, Calicoes, Chintzes, Taffetys, Persians, Scotch
hankfe. Gartering, Checks, Raffia Duck, 8-4 and 9-4
gieen Rugs, blue and red Duffles, Beads, Copper Sheets
and Bottoms, Jamaica and Weft-India Rum, Mufcovado
Sugar, Caftile Soap, Madeira Wine ; white Stone, brown
do. and Queen's Ware in Crates ; 6 by 8, and 11 by 9
Window Glass.
Ail those indebted to said Partnership are requested to
difeharge the fame; and those that have any Demands
against them, to apply as above.
M^vV-A-R-R-'E N,-
WHO formerly lived in the Highlands, on the
Bast Side of Hudson's-River, is removed to the
House at Peek's-Kill, wherein Mr # Charles Moore lately
lived ; where all Gentlemen Travellers and others, may
expect the belt Entertainment for themselves and their
Hories.'
RUN -a^way from the fubferibers, the a,b inf. an
indented servant man named Thomas Holmes;
about 37 years old, 5 feet 7 inches high, fort broken
hair tied behind; and taught fcbool at Haerlem: He
bad on when be auent a^ay, a blue coat, jacket and
breeches, of German serge. Whoever takes if and
secures the said run-a=way, so that be may be bad
again, fall receive Four Dollars reward, and all
reasonable charges, paid by
JOHN MINERS, and
ISAAC DAY.
^^™™*^~™ ‘^=^€^2=*^^
Philadelphia, gib June, ,„§;
FOUR DOLLARS Reward.,
RAN-away the 4th instant, June, a French servant
man named Francis ViLtAN±uv£, by trade
a Peruke-Maker and Hair-Dteffer : he is about 5 feet, 4
or 5 inches high, swarthy complexion, has black hair
tied behind and pinned up at the sides. Had on when he
wdntaway, an old beaver hat, a white Shirt and black
neckcloth, a light coloured coat and waistcoat, a pair of
buff coloured Stocking breaches, thread Stockings, a pair
of Shoesalmoft ne% and brass buckles. Said servant is
very renVrkable, as his clothes is much powdered, and
he fpe,ks but bad Engliffi, and-is supposed to be gone to
New-York. Whoever takes up Hid servant, and Secures
him so that bis Matter may have him again, Shall have
the above reward by applying to Hugh Henry, in Chef
rut-Street, Philadelphia; or Mr. Thomas Winslow,
Peruke-Maker, New-York.
A LL persons indebted to Peter Baufher, blackfmißb,
Jeceafed, by bonds, notes, or book debts, are defiled
to make immediate payment; and all that have any de
mands against the said eSlate, are iikewife desired to brine
the# accounts properly attested, to us-.
GEORGE JANEWAY, 7
and >Executors,
JOHN WALTER.)
Who have for sale, good Honduras mahogany, ani
mahogany furniture.
Wholesale and retail at John Ricbard fon's Hardware and
Jewellery Store, in Cortlandt Street, eppofite Mn
John Leary's, as cheap as when a free importation^
FOUN D,
ON Saturday the 20th ultimo, on the road from
New Brunswick to Princeton, 2 pair of plain silk
flockings, marked Dr. John Beaty; one ruffled Ihirt,
marked C. B. and one cambrick stock, marked 1. B. No.
6, tied up in a red checkered handkerchief. Whoever
has loft the above articles, may have them again by ap
plying to Josiah Pierson, tavern-keeper, in Newark, and
paying the expence of this advertisement, and a small
consideration to the finder. Newark, May 25, 1775.
INOCULATI
THE Subferiber begs Leave to inform the Public,
that he continues with his usual Success to inocu
late for thermal! Pox in the most approved Method, at bis
pleasantly situated House, near the City of New-Bruns
wick, as formerly advertised in this Paper. The ftrideft
Attention is given, and every Thing necessary provided,
at a moderate and easy Rate, by the Public's most obedi
ent humble Servant,
„ „ JOHN COCHRAN,
New-Brunswick, May 27, 1775,
"TEN DOLLARS Reward.
RUN-away from the fubferibefe, on the 4th of June,
two servant men, the one belonging to
Jeorge Brown, of Falls township, Buck's county, Penn
sylvania, bv name foes Frapwell, an Englishman,
about u years of age, five feet ten inches high, Straight
brown hJr, of aP^ complexion, f° m ,hatpt^
the small pox' .Had on and took with him, a dar K brown
broad cloth coat and waistcoat, good bucKfan breeches, a
homespun Shirt, onefine ditto, and stock, ho fl on Y a ,
flockings, and thread do. old beaver hat, and ok Shoes.
Tames Greer, a thick-set Irishman, about 23 years ot
age, about 5 feet 9 inches high, with brown ^r tied
behind and turned up before 1 HiLon and took with him
a eloth coloured coat, flriped wailftt, with the firtpOs
round him ; one pair of flriped tnoffers, one part of oz
enbrigs do. old beaver h it, and old Shoes. Whoever taxes
up and secures the said servants so that them masters may
get them again. Shall be entitled to the above reward, or
FIVi DOLLARS for cither, by
GEORGE BROWN,
SAMUEL BUNTING, Jufl.
N. B. The above fetvants were hip-mates, came
into Philadelphia together, about two years ago, and were
together that day, and it is imagined that they will make
for General Gave. ,
on long leales, several farms
so about 85 miles from the city of Nev-York,
and about 2$ miles from Newborcugh Landing, on
the North River. There is a good waggon road to
these Lands. For particulars apply to the printer
hereof.
^JEREKIIAir BROWN,
Of Providence, Rhode-Iflind,
REQUESTS those to whom he is indebted :fl
New-York, to fend their Accounts to Jacob
Watson, there, as soon as convenient.
To be SOL D,
A Healthy young negro lad ib years old § his matter
having no employ for him will fell him under his
value ; enquire of John Young in Smith-Street near
Pitt's Statue, who has sot sale Irish linen from zsqd. to
12s peryard.
The Co-partnerfllip of Jay & Barclay,
BE I N G dissolved, all persons indebted to the 1-me
are hereby requeued to make fpeedv .payment to
FREDERICK JAY, and
June 1,177 c ANDREW BARCLAY.
^ Likely Negro Wench, of a very good character,
fl about 30' years, and her son fix years old, to
be fold together or Separate, as the purchaser may
incline. For further particulars enquire of the
printer.
Flatbuffi Goal, June. 9, 1775.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to all the creditors of
Nathan Furman, an info!vent' debtor, confined in
this goal, that be has presented Iris petition to the Hon.
John Lefferts and Philip Naugle, Efqrs, two of the judges
of the inferior court of common pleas in and for King's
county : Which petition, with the account and inventory
annexed to the fame, is filed in the clerk's office in the
-said county, for the infpeftton of his creditors, agreeable
to the directions of a certain aft of the Lieutenant Go
vernor, the Council and General Assembly of the colony
of New-York, entitled, '' An a& for the relief of ir.-
tolvent debtors within this colony with refpea to the
imprisonment - of their persons;" made and puffed the
third day of April last ; in which said aft he is named.
And he docs hereby notify all his creditors that he intends
to apply to the said judges on W,dnel?av the twelfth day
of July next, at the count,-hall'at Fl«t-3"lh, in the said
county, for his difeharge,/ agreeable to the directions of
the said aft,
MURRAY, SANSOM, and Co.
For CASH ciriv, the following GOODS, viz.
T)ROAD cloths, sorest cloths, and German serges,
rattinets, fhallauns, tammies and durantsj calli
manpoes, bomnafiens, filverets, miffinets,. luteftrings,
brocades, fattens, pelongs, taffaties, broad and narrow
perfians, silk and linen handkerchiefs ; velverets, ladings
and drawboys; furniture and other calicoes, chintzes,
thread, cotton and worked hose, mens gloves, womens
silk and leather gloves and mitt^ ; Irilh linens, checks,
Moret gowns, coloured and white threads, lawn aprons
^d handkerchiefs; plain, Spotted and figured blackf&d
white gauzes, gauze handkerchiefs ; 2 large assortment
of ribbons, wax and glass beads, caftor and' felt hats ;
ciou ing diaper, and table cloths ; an aflbrtment of fans,
blond rod thread lages, sewing silk all colours ; a variety
of muffins, bed hunts, fear! twist and buttons, cap and
apron tapes, striped ditto; fik ferrets, damafcus, knee
garters, shoe and quality bindings, worked and hair shags,
Scotch carpeting, Hofe's and Goodwin's shoes ; bibles
and testaments, fheathin* and writing paper, fealihg-wax
and wafers, blue and green rugs, clocks and watches.
A large assortment of fadelery; ditto of cream coloured
ware; ditto 0/ white flint glass ware, window glass 8 by
6,9 by 7, 10 by 8, and It by §. An assortment of
hardware, viz, knives and forks, cutteausand penknives,
-buckles, buttons, pewter, darning and common needles,
pistols, frying pans andbrafs kettels :---An gffortmentef
jewellery ; Jamaica fpirom, Weft-lndia and common rum,
Mufeewado and loaf fngar, pimento, coffie, indigo, fnuff,
tobacco, ffiort pipes, copperas, foot and bullets, Indian
dressed deer leather and raccoon Ains, a few bear skins,
wool and cotton cards, Spanish brown, white lead and
Venetian red, &c. &c. &c.
Mursat, Sansom, and Co. would take it as a
particular favour if all those whose accounts are due,
would pay off the fame. Those also who are indebted to
Robert and John Murray, are requested to difeharge their
accounts.
JOHN TANNER,
DESIRES to inform the Public, that he has removed
hjs school inte Princess-Street, where he p^opofes
^ teach the English Language grammatically, together
with writing, arithmetic, and book-keeping by Angle
and doublefyntry ; hoping by a ftri& application to, and
confeientious difeharge of the trust he solicits, to merit
the continuance of those favours which he has hitherto
had the fatisfaftion to experience.
RUN-AWAY from the fubjcriber,
living in Beekmar.-ftreet, in the city of New-York, the
%ptb May,a servant girl named Anne Cooper, born in Scotland,
and camefrom there thirteen months ago, and is about 23 years
of a g e > nldling feature, broadfcoulders,frefh complexion, (apt
to turn pale when angry) long visage, marked with the small
pox, small black eyes ; bad on add took with her when fee
went away, a black flk hat lined with white silk, a foort
bollam. gown, one linen and one linfey polfey petticoat, friped
blue end white, one long gown black and red sprig India
calliroe, three plain mujlin caps, four handkerchiefs, one a
red aid white speckled cotton, a gauze, a linen, and one a
lawr, a lawn apron, two bomefpun coarse Jbifts, one pair ,
of c^arfe linen hose, a pair of Jhoes, black fab, half worn,
with one pair pinchbeck buckles, &c.
Any person that secures said servant girl, so as ber master
can have ber again, shall have Twenty Shillings reward if
taken within this city, elfewbere forty fbillings, and all
reofonable charges to be paid by THOMAS STEELE.
All masers of vessels and others, are hereby forwarned
from concealing, carrying off, or employing said servant girl
aubeir peril,
ROBERT SINCLAIR,
On HUNTER's-QUAY, has for Sale,
A Few hampers of belt London porter, old Madeira,
Teneriffe, Fontinac, Mallaga, and Red Port,
Jamaica Spirits, Brandy, Arrack, Scotch Barley, and
Scotch Herrings in Kegs, Ri&, Fig Blue, and English
Cheese. Also, a few Logs square Timber.
WEST-INDIA RDM, good Equality; and
IRISH BEEF, in barrels ; to be fold by'
ROBERTALEXANDER, and Co.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of RICHARD
BANCKER, late of the city of New-York,
merchant, deceased, by bond, note, or book debt, are h ereb,
desired to make speedy payment, and those who have any
just demands against the said estate are desired to bring in
their accounts to
SARAH BANCKER, executrix.
Who has for fale.at her dwelling-house opposite the
Golden Key in Hanover Square, sundry European goods;
belonging to the said estate, which will be fold reafohable
for caih : arndhg which are,
Marfeillds quilting.
Furniture checks,
Cotton holland,
Black fattinet,
Bonibazeen,
Callicoes,
Scotch and other handker
chiefs,
Sagathies,
Table clothe,
Gartering,
Worked and thread Sock
i?^
Plain and figured Janes,
Billows, thickset,
Black and doth coloured
breeches patterns,
Cambtets, Callimancoes,
Tammies,
Durants, /bal loon,Rattinets,
Crimson moreen,
Fine Irish Linoen,
•ST OL E N,
ON Monday night, the firft of May, a SILVER
WA I CH, No. 98,2, James Edmonds, London,
Whoever secures the watch, and brings it to Hugh
Gaine, shall receive Twenty Shilling# reward, and en
Securing the thief Twenty Shillings more, so that he or
ffie may be brought to justice.
$ N.B. lobe fold, a pair of very handsome bay geldings,-
between fourteen and fifteen hands high, natural trotters,
and well broke to the fiddle or carriage. If fold together
the price is Seventy-three Pounds; if federate the one
Fifty Pounds and the other Twenty-fix Pounds. Any
Gentieman desirous of purchasing, them feperate or to
gethcr, may apply as above.
_ r 0
SEVERAL Lots of Land in Ulster County, one at
Delaware River, free from Q^t Rent, and the Title
indrfputable. Enquire of fae Durham in.M.iid n,Lane.'
Solomon M. Myers,
At Burlings Slip, in the house lately occupied by Mr,
Laac Adolphus, deceased, has for sale,
BEST FLOUR OF MUSTARD,
GROUND ginger, phort pipes by the box or
Jamaica Spirits, groce,
Weil-India and New-York Earthen ware by the crate,
rum , Rice, coffee and chocolate,
New-Yerk and French Cotten, pepper and alfpice,
brandy, , Loaf, lump and Mufeovad©
Lisbon, Tenerife and Bigar,
Fayal wines, fMolafa,
Gin by the case, or gallon, Flax and feathers,
French and Carolina indigo,
A large assortment of toys, cheap by wholesale and
Andry dry goods/
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, pursuant to an 2d
of the Governor, Council, and General Assembly cf
the province of New-York, palled the 19th day ofMaroh
now lad past, entitled, " An a& for the more effectual
registry of mortgages,, and for securing the purchasers of
mortgaged estates;" that on the 10th day of October
next, at ten o'clock in the morning, there will be fold on
the primiivs, by the fubferiber, at public auction or ven
due, to the higheff bidder, A L L that certain farm or
parcel of End situate, dying, and being in Rumbout's.
Precinct, in the county of Dutchefs, beginning at the
eak corner cf a lot of land now, or late, in the pofftfli-n
of William Edwards, by an elm fapiing marked ; thence
54 degrees and 30 minutes east, 37 chains arid 40 links,
to a white oak tree marked on two sides; thence north
21 degrees and 30 minutes weft, 24 chains, to a flake and
Bones 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 tfand on the north fide thereof, to a white affi
sapling marked ; thence westward along the creek, as the
frid creek runs, to the land now in the possession of A
William Edwards, to the place where it firft began, con
taining 108 acres and a half of land, whereof 7 acres and
a half are allowed for pond; with all and lingular 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 cf our Lord
1772, mortgaged by" Peter Davifon, since deceased, to
the fubferiber, for securing the payment of £. 250, with
int,ereft, on or before the firft da^of Odoh^ then next.
The conditions of sale will be made public on the day of
tne vendue, before the sale begins, and title deeds execu
ted by the fubferiber, to the purchasers, fubjad to the
proviso is the said act of assembly in favour of other
mortgages, judgments at law, and decrees in equity, prior
to the said sale, by
M. ; rch 14, 77'7; CHARLES LE ROUX,
RUN away from the fubferiber, living at Paquanack,,
in Morris County, a servant man named Willianjf
Ricker, about twenty-four yearsof age, five feet ten or
eleven inches high, blank curled hay, much pock-pitteda
Had on when he went away a blue country cl@th coat, a
nankeen waistcoat, a pair of check trowfers, brown linen
Bookings, and good pumps. Any perfan that takes up
said runaway and feeores him in any of his Majesty's
goals so that his master may have again, ffiall receive
TEN DOLLARS reward, and all reafooable charges
paid by „ JOHN HARRIMAN.
N. B. His father's name was John Ricket, late of
Brooklapd-Ferry, Long-Ifla&d.
TO BE LE T, ' '-
THE firft Floor of a genteel House, neatly fiurnifhed,
near the Coffee-Houfe. Enquire of the Printer,
HE NRY PURR'S EL Lj
&B®BBIU & M,
BEGS leave to acquaint his friends in particular, anil
the public in general, that he has removed from
Broad-Way to Dock-Street,nearly opposite the Old Coffee-
House, where he carries on the En graving Busines^
in its different branches, with the greatest care and Qjfr
patch, viz.
Copper plates of all kinds, Gun furniture,
Arms, crests, cyphers, &c. Harness ditto,
on plate, Cyphers, &c. on whify
Ditto on watches, Mourning rings,
Ditto on seals of any metal, Door plates,
Types, Dog collars, &c. &c.
Free Masons medals,
*, He returns his most hearty thanks to those Gen
tlemen who have been so kind as to favour him,with their
custom, and hopes for a continuation of their favours.
N. B. Silversmiths may depend on having their work
executed at the ffiorteft notice.
W=A N T ED, °
To rent (for a Lease of fourteen years, with the
privilege of quitting any of the three firft years, by
giving three months notice) a small farm suitable for a
DAIRY, <witb a good dwelling, rather large than other
^fe, situated on a public road; if between Amboy and
Brunswick it would be most agreeable. Direfl for 7. &
at Mr. fames Wilks's, near the Exchange, New-York.
Pistol lawn,
Flowered lawn,
Flowered silk gauze,
Plain cyphrus gauze.
Bordered gauze Handker
chiefs,
; Coloured and white threads,
Silk and leather globes and
mitts,
Silk flay laces,
Shirt and vest buttons,
Sewing silks and knee gar
ters,
Ribbons, ferity,
White and black face,
i Fans,
Cinnamon,
Table knives and forks,
Cuteaux knives,
, Feit batts, and sundry other
goods.