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IF Thomas Mains, brother to Matthew Mains,
born in Ireland, in the ~-:mty of Down, and
ipanfa of Cumberland, be yet alive (supposed to be
in the continental service, may bear of something to
''"drantage by applying to H. Gaine.
Eight Dollars Reward,
Philadelphia County, June 17, 1776,
ON the Sixteenth infant came to the House of the
Subferiber, living ar Smithied, in the Manor 01
Moreland, a certain Man, who called himfelf WIL L 1 am
Gill, and said he had been Captain of a Ship, and
requeued me to help him on his Way to Philadelphia, at
the fame time complaining that he was mach wearied ;
on which I sent a Boy and two Horses to help him a few
Miles : After feme Time the Boy returned with one of
the Horses, but the Man and the other ^orfe have not
beta heard of since. Said Gill appears to be between
Forty a'nd Fifty Years, Five Feet Seven or Eight laches
high, of a light Complexion, wears his own Hair, end
hath a remarkable crooked Note: Had on a light-co
loured Cloth Coat, a white Jacket, Buck-skin Breeches,
half-worn pale-blue Stockings, and Pumps almost rew,
but of the courier Sort. The Horse is a Stallion, a fine
Sorrel, carries lofty, a natural Pacer, fix Years aid this
Spring, has a bald Face with a remarkable Spot, on the
near Side of his Back, as large as a Penny, on which
there is no Hair; ifo, a half-worn Saddle without
Housings or Sweat Cloth, and a double-reined Brible.
Whoever takes up said Horse, Saddle and Bridle, and
brings them to Benjamin Davids, at the George
Tavern, in Second-ftraet, Philadelphia, or tw the Sub
feiber, shall have the above Reward.
JACOB COMLY.
A. CTOLEN or strayed
^ on the fourth Day of June, out
AJ r ^\ of the Pasture of John Van Bueren,
five Miles above Albany: A light
9 " sorrel Mare, with a white Streak in
her Forehead ; her Mane hanging on
both Sides of her Neck; and has a >
Burst, about as large as Half an Egg, under her Belly.
Whoever takes up the said Mare and delivers her to the
Subferiber living at Hofiack, or to John Van Bueren,
shall receive SEVEN DOLLARS Reward, and all rea
finable Charges paid by JOHN MATHEWS.
DESERTED the 13th infant; from Capt, George
Anderson's Company, in Col, Silas Newcomb's
Battalion of Jersey Forces, mow Rationed at New-York,
a certain James Britt, about 5 Feet 9 Inches high : Had
on when he defer ed, an old Wool Hit bound with yel
low Binding, a coarse blue ihort Coat, had rt under Jac
ket, old Leather Breeches, his Shirt very dirty, and of a
lightiih Colour, coarse light blue Stockings, pretty good
Shoes, and old Brass Buckles.--Perhaps he may buy
other Loathe, as he had just received his Bounty for In-'
Eftment (if not already laid out in Rum.) He is an ill
looking Fellow, of a very dark Complexion, stems to be
very bid; had short black Hair, and a crooked Nose.
Whoever apprehends the said Deserter, so that he may be
brought to the said Company, ffiall be paid Two Dollars
Reward, bv JOSEPH BORDEN, Jun. Lieut.
Refined
BAR IRON,
Dire&ly from the Works,
Sold by ROBERT ERSKINE,
Near Whitehall Ferry Stairs, New-York.
N. B. Orders for Iron drown to any Size, from three
Quarters to three Inches square, and from one and an
Half to five Inches flat, executed with Punctuality ark
Dif/^ch. Mill Irons, Rudder Irons, &c. drawn t>
Patterns.
BILLS of Exchange from £. 100, to
£. +OOO, to be fold. Enquire at the
CodteHoufa or the Printer hereof.
To be fold at private Sale,
^"^""HAT noted house and let where Cafparus Mabie
g formerly lived, fituatc in themoft agreeable part of
Ta,pan town, 24 mile, from Hubook ferry, two bo-ri
a very pubtick lending, where the boats constantly ply to
a.d from New-York. It is a spacious convenient stone
building, four rooms on a floor, with an entry through,
a large cedar fufricient for carrying on any kind of bufi
rets, a good barn, garden, and sundry other convenien
cies, all ia good repair.—Whoever- inclines v purchase,
may apply to Mr. 'Cornelias C. RoofeWt, in New-
York, Mrs. Elizabeth Herring, on the premises, or to
Dr. G lones, in Morris County.
CAAME to theTarra of Stephs:: Moore, about fix
_, Weeks finee, a bay Horse, about fix Years eld,
without either Mark or Brand. The Owner proving
his Property and paying reasonable Charges, can have
him, by applying to Thomas Moore at his House on
said Farm, dire&ly opposite to Fort Constitution,
County of Orange, in the Province of New Work.
July I, 1776.
fr, periled from Pt'uW&ta and :o fc Sold 1,
JOHN ANDERSON,
At Beekman's f-LXP,
(Price two Shillings and Six-fence)
THE
FALL or BRITISH TYRANNY,
, O R,
AMERICAN LIBERTY TRIUMPHANT.
The First Campaign.
A Trap-Comedy, of Five Ads, containing twenty-fix
Scenes, among which are the following, viz.
A pleating feene between Roger and Dick, two Shep
herds near Lexington. 1
Clarissa, &c. A verf moving scene on the death of
Defter Warren, &c. in a chamber near Boftoh, the morn
ing of the battle of Bunker's-Hill.
A humorous feence between the Buatfwain and a
Sailor, on board a man of war, near Norfolk, in Virginia.
Two very laughable Irenes between the * atlwain,
two Sailors, and the Cook, exhibiting Specimens of fea
faring oral o and peculiar eloquence of those sons of
Neptune, touching Tories, Convi&s, and black Regu
lars ; and between Lord Kidnapper and the Boatswain.
A very black scene between Lord Kidnapper and
M^cr C^dgjo. ~.
A religious ktne between Lord Kidnapper, Chaplain,
and the Captain.
A scene, the Lord Mayor, &c. going to St. James's
v~r: the Address.
A droll scene, a council of war in Boston, between
ITrd ^flm. Admiral Tombstone, Elbow-A&th, Mr.
C?per, (; ne-ai Clinton and Earl Percy.
A divert r% scene between a Whig and a Tory.
A ,fired scene between General Prefcot an'd Colonel
Alien.'
A (hoiking fcens, a dungeon, between Colonel Alien
and an officer of the guard.
Tw :fi Cbng scene: in Boston, after the fl ght'of the
Regulars from Lexington; between Lord Boston, messen
ger, and' officers es the guard.
A patriotic scene in The cam, at Cambridge, between
the G nerals Wethington, bee and Putnam, &c. &c.
With a dedication, Preface, Addrels of the Goddess
of Lihertv to the Corr r^fs, Dommitii Person% Pro-,
lague, Epilogue, and a song in praise of King Tammany,
the American Stint.
A much admired performance, truly dramatic, inter
spersed with wit, hamour, burlesque, and serious matter,
which cannot fail of affording abpadant-entertainment
to readers of every disposition. The whole comprized
in fevent,-three pages, octavo, and a new and beautiful
tpe. By the Author of the American Chronicles of the
Times.
NO LICE is hereby ,fonto all the creditors of 'ab.mas
Pollen, an insolvent debtor, in the county of Morris,
and province of ll^w-f:rfey, that there will be a dividend
made of the foilirfrherf, Ulate among the fewral creditors,
at the houfeof Peter Dictofen, inn ktfer, in Morris-fl'own,
on Tburfday the 1 itb day of September next, at one o'clock :r.
the afternoon ", atd all the creditors of the said ia,!ve»t are
hereby titfred to attend at the boufe of said Peter Dickenfer,
on Tbarfday the Iyb day rs Aaguft reset, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, to make known tb+ir demands, that they may
be fettled by the refpe&ive creditors, then and there to meet
for float Mirpofe. Dated this sorb day of 'June, 17*6.
PETER MACKIE,
Just Published, and to be fold by n. Gaine,
Tbe Tourer Clerk's
VADE MECUM:
Or, Compleat Law Tutor.
Being a ufeful Collection of a great Variety of the most
approved Precedents in the Law, and adapted to alm»ft
every Tramfa&ipn in Life wherein an Attention to le-,
gal Fotrns is indispensably necessary.
And consisting chiefly or .. -—
To which is added,
A Collfflion of En^life Precedents,
Relating to the Office of a JUSTICE of PEACE.
%XTHERE AS agreeable to the direction of an aft of
^V the legislature of the colony,of New-York, mide
and paired the Sth day of March, 1773, enti led, An
Aft for the relief of insolvent debtors within this -colony
with refpeff to the imprifomnent of their perfans; se
veral assignments of the estate of John Vandevoart, in
solvent debtor in the said aft mentioned, were made to us
the fubferibers, as trustees fur the creditors of the insol
vent refpe6tivelv. And whereas in pursuance of the said
a& we have difeofid of at public sale at vendue, all the
estate and effe&s of the said insolvent refpc&ivcly, which
came into ear hands thereof; notice is hereby given to
all perfonsthst have any demands on said insolvent debtor
to bring in their accounts to us, at the house of Richard
Vanwyck, in Dutchefe County, by the firft day of Octo
ber next, to enable us to make a dividend of said money.
Dated the 7th April, 1776.
SAMUEL DURLAND, )_
CORNELIUS VANWYCK,) I™™'' 1 ™™''
Ronds,
Special Conditions,
Letters of Attorney,
Awards,
Articles of Agreement,
Bills of Sale,
Contrasts,
Covenants,
Charter Parties,
Leases,
I) UN-aw'ay from the Subscriber, living in King's
^ Ccunty, Long-Bland, a short Time ago, iwo Ne
gro Men, one named Nathaniel, a very handy Fellow,
about 5 Feet 6 Inches high, ftraigbt and well built, 24
Years old, of a yellow Complexion, with lung Hair tied
up with a Ribbon; born at Newtown, Queen's County,
and lived at Flatbuffi. Had on when he went awav, a
brown Linen Jacket, with an under one double breasted,
one Side red Cloth the other Homespun ; also homespun
Trowfers, and a half worn Hat. The other Fellow
thit he went away with belonged to Jeromus Remfen, at
Newtown, and are very like each other, being Brothers;
he was well eloathed, and went by the Name of Jacob,
and is a Cooper by Trade. Whoever secures the above
Runaways in any Goal, so that their Masters may have
them again, ffiall have Eight Pounds Reward, and all rea
sonable Charges paid by
HENRY WYCKHOFF.
W A N T E D,
^ N handfomc well made Mulatto Waiting-Man,
£'% who can be recommended for his Honesty and
Sobriety. Enquire of the Printer.
FOUR DOLLARS Reward.
STRAYED erfden eut of pafure, at Newark, the iztb
infl. a dark bay btrfefx years old, about fourteen bands
and one ineb high; afar in bit forehead, and one whitened
fat; trett and gallops well. Whoever takes and delivers the
fad borfe to Mr, Nicholas Hoffman, at Newark, or to Mr.
laac Lew, in New York, fcall receive Four Dollars reward,
together with all reasonable charges for the berfe's keying.
AMHE Co-partnership of BLAKE and PRYOR being
I now diff-lved, those who have any Demands a, ; n^
Lid Partnership, are desired to fend in their Accounts to
Blake and Pryor; and those who are indebted unto the
said Partnership, are requeued to make speedy Payment.
TONATHAN BLAKE,
EDWARD PRYOR.
JOSEPH LEWiV
HAVING lately removed from this City, requeue
ali Persons indebted to him to pay the fame to Mr,
Benjamin Underhill, in New-York, on Crommeline's
Dock, as soon as possible. June 15, 1776.
Samuel burling,
Has for sale at his Store on the Wharf adjoining Peck's-
Slip Ferry,
A general Afloitment of
Weft.lndia GOODS, viz.
^ Choice parcel of Jamaica fjrits,
£1 Wefl-India and New-England rum, and molasses
in hogsheads.
A few hogsheads of genuine Eotitdeaux claret.
A parcel of choice Jamaica Lugars of the/firft quality,
Coffee in hgfheads, tierces and barrels. And
A quantity of thefotfft Carolina indigo. Alto,
Ozenburgs, tickkuburgs, Ruflia fhe/ting,
Checks and Holland itripes,
A variety of other linen goods; and
Holland Geneva in large cases.
Madeira Wine,
Teneriffe Ditto,
Jamaica Spirit,
Wed-India Rum,
Homespun Brandy and Cin,|
very iittie inferiorto French
Brandy er Holland Gin,
Cherry Brandy and Rum,
Cordials es all Sorts,
Rtz will be taken in Payment for any of the above )
Articles,
VINTNER and DISTILLER,
At th.upper F,id cf Great Queen's-Street, op,>ofite !
Benjamin Blague's, Esq; and near John Wood's, Eq; 1
at the Corner of Van Dewater's-Street:)
TEN DOLLARS Reward.
RUN-away from the Subfcrib«, on Monday the
firftinft. a Negro Man, about 21 Years of
A*;e, named Prince, five Feq seven Inches high, thin
made : Had on when he abfeonded, a blue Cloth
Jacket, a white Homespun Shirt and Trowfers, and
is a Butcher by Trade. Heis supposed to have gone
towards Rye, or enter'd in the Army. Whoever
wiA bring him to his Master in Rofevelt's-Street,
near the Tea Water Pump, shall have the above
Reward fer their Trouble.
GOODHEART BIEGLER.
TO BE scLEE
By PHILIP KISS IC K,
Proceedings upon Distress
for Rent,
Alignments; Deeds,
Indentures, Mortgages,
Marriage Articles,
Wills,
Fines and Recoveries,
Writs,
Declarations and Proceed
ings at Law.
Likewise,
. A Quantity of choice Lon- {
don Porter, by the Bartel, }
Groce, Dozen, or lefo [
,|Qnntity,
Choice bottled Cyder, by 1
the Groce or hfs Quan- I
thy,
, Carolina Orange Juice,
Long Pipe.l
DESERTED from Capt. John Wiley's Company, ill
Col. M'DougM's Regiment of New-York Forces,
ARTHUR BURN, a Native of Ireland, about 5. Feet
7 Inches high, of a dark Complexion, apt to drink and
sing, has a remarkable fly Look; married a Wife in
New-Fairfield, in New-England, where be is supposed
now to have gone.---He is a Weaver by Trade.
Likewise DANIEL JONES, a Native of Morris
County, a Weaver by Trade, iS Years of Age, about 5
Feet finches high, Him built. Whoever takes up said
Doferters and secures them, or cither of them, shall re
ceive Feur Dollars for each, and all reafonabic Charges,
by me. HENRY D. TRIPP, Lieut.
W I N E S.
TWELVE pipes good old Fyal Wine, a "few Cases
Capers and Anchovies, Boxes es Caftile Soap, and
a Quantity of Log Wood, to be fold by BENJAMIN
5 TO U T, nw Pcck's-Slip.
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$ LINEN RAGS.
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Ib? OUR PENCE r er Pound will be<s
given for the bed Sort of good, dr,,<^
clean Linen Rags, and so in Proportions^
%;f°r those of an inferior Quality.— <f
g> By HUGH GAINE. {?«
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well known all over Europe, fortheir
'? ^ superior Efficacy and peculiar Mildpefs,in \^
perfectly eradicating every Degree of a certain ^
Disease, without the least Trouble or Con- f,
% finement. )g
^a The Public ma If allured,that this ex
cellent Medicineis beyond any Thing, in all
Foulnefs^id Impurities ofthe Blood, having %,
^7 performed many aftooilhing Cures (in tfa'r and F<
the neipho^vrin, Coly^t i in ScDrisu+ir Tris,- - )&
$h tionß,Ltyof^s,WhiteSwelli#gs,Stilt Joints, /^
& Gout, and Rheumatic Disorders, &c. \^
A late Supply,
^ (Directly from PARIS) ,
Of the above Pills,
May now be had of (^
HUGH GAINE,
< n Boxes of ios.zos. and 40s. each,w
'» Who has in his Hands a Letter from the Q
Widow Keyfer, and a Certificate from binder ty*
« >her own Hand, of their Genuineness; which ^
Uy any Person may have the Perusal of by ap- <&
g' plying to him at his Book Store in Hanover )/«,
a Square.---Where the Public in generalcan be /?
supplied with most Sorts of ~ A Ilk
& Books and Stationary Ware. ^
"^l^™^^
SIR, Paris, AuguJi 1, 1775.
IN Consequence of tfe Letter with which you have
honoured me, the 14th of June last, I have sent
you a small Box containing the Ante-Venereal Pills
you wrote for, and have been paid for the fame. In
the Box you will find a Certificate which proves that
the Pills I now fend are of my Composition : And
have the honour to be fmewrely, Sir,
Your humble Servant,
Mr. Gaire, Printcr and W. KEYSER.
Bookseller, at New-York.
I The Widow of fofeph Adrian de Keyfer, EQ
one of his Majesty's Pensioners an^. Provider for
the Military and other Hofpitajs of this Kingdom,
Do hereby Certify, to all whom it may con
cern, That the Boxes of ANTI-VENEREAL
PILLS now sent, are verily of my Composition;
in Truth of which, and to fatisfy all those who mav
require it, I have given this Certificate. Sealed with
the Seal of my Arms, at Paris, theist of August,
1775. W. KEYSER.
(s e ^) 0 Ertuari of Caunteiftits.
w^<
CHARLES OLIVER BRUFF,
GOLDSMITH and JEWELLER,
At the sign of the Tea-Pot, Tankard, and Earring,
between Maiden Lane and Crown Street, next door to
Doctor Ker/reneau, near the Fly-Market;
WHERE he makes and trends any kind cf diamond
or enamelled werk in the Jewellery way ; also,
all manner cf ^one Buckte; fton^ rings, ear-rings and
broaches, filiterics, hair jewelk, lockets, 'enamelled
sleeve buttons, mourning rhgs of all forts, trinkets for
ladies, rings and lockers, plain or enamelled ; gold neck
laces asd flones of all forts ; Likewise makes and mends
all forts of fiher-fmiths works; also ladias fans neatly
mended. lie gives the higher price for old gold, filrer
and jewels; buys roo,h chriftals, bsndfome pebble, and
blamk cornelian, fit for seal flones; He has fitted a La
bitary mill up, where he cuts all forts of Aories. He
wants immediately a lapidary, a jewgUcr and an appren
ticed y; none need apply but'what can be well recom
mehrid- He engraves all fortsof arms, crafts, cyphers,
heads, and fancies in the neatest. manner and greet est
Expedition, with the heads of Lord Chatham, Shake
fyeare, Milton, Nekton, Pope, Homer; Socrates, Han
nibal, Marc Anthony, C^fer, Plato, Jupiter, Apollo,
Neptune, Mars, Cleopatra, Diana, Flora, Venus, Mar»
eelania, Masons arms, with all emblems of liberty ; Cu
pid fancier, htstts hnd dmte neatly engraved for ladies
trinkets. Likewise, fiber and Real falsi He also
plaits hair in the neatest manned
N,-B. Takes likeneffts off in hair as hatural ae possible,
»s to the form of visages; works hair in (prigs, birds,
figures, cyphers, crests and cup'd fancies. He has f.r
file, bed corals for whiffles and btD ; likewise cleans
watches, 2; china dial plates fired in at 6s, each, glaffee
sited in at is. etch, and other repairs in proportion.
WfriLAkriS evil niurded People have endeavoured
to diluade Tenants holding Leasts in the Manor
of Livingston, from taking an arrive Part in the present
Controversy, (tho' the injured Rights of their Country
demands their Support) under Pretence that their Deaths
would be doubly burthenfome to their Families, as it
would in all Cases shorten, and in feme terminate their
Estates, which are held under Leases for three Lives.
And whereas my late Father, the Honourable Mr. Jufice
Livipgfton, in order to remove that Objection, promised
that in case any one or more of his Tenants should loose
his Life in the Cause of his Country, that the^Name of
any other Person mentioned in his last Will, or pointed
out by his Family, should beanferted in the Stead of fach
Perform looting his Life : And that if any one of his
Tenants were maimed, and unable to work upon his
Farm, that the Name of such Person as he should chufe,
Ihould be inserted in the Lease. And as notwithstanding
my having renewed the said Promise fines the Lands have
devolved upon me, many pretend to be ignorant thereof,
I find myfelf under a Ncceffity of giving this publick
Notice to all Persons holding Leases under me in the
Manor of Livingfion, or in Dotchefs County, of the
above Promise, and my Readiness to perform the fame,
ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
ON Friday the fifth Instant strayed from the Subferiber,
a bay Horse about fourteen Hands high, ffiews a
good deal ofEngliffi Bloed, and had a white Mark on his
Forehead. Whoever has found the fame, and will bring
hi* to me the Subferiber, or to the Printer hereof, fhafi
be well rewarded, and ffiall be paid all reasonable Charges,
N. F.
STRAYED or stolen on Sunday night the 23d ult, out
Qof a pasture near Moore's landing, a forte! horse
about iQhrsds high, a white Grip in his face, a switch
tail, pretty long, died only before, and paces ; h?a a small
lamp or two on his back, having been hurt by &e hind
part of the faddic, also pinch'd by the fiddle before,
which is not quite well. Any perlon bringing the said
horse to Timothy Herft, near Moore's landing, about m
miles up the North River, shall receive, if taken up
within to miles of this city, One Dollar, if above 10
miles, Two Dollars, and all reasonable charges.
&^%^&A^^^^
, HA RLEM OYL,
Sold by HUGH GAIN^.
WANTE D,
THREE or four nailers, who wobld meet whh good
encouragement oy applying to John Jacob Faifi, at
Mount Hope, Morris County.
-POWDER—MILLST
rW'HE Subferiber takes this Method of ircformisg the
& I 'boIC, that his MILLS, on the Saw-
Kill, four Miles from Red Hook, are in complex Order :
that any Persons who have made or imported Salt-Petre,
may either have it exchanged for, or manufadured into
I' OWDER, on the most reasonable Terms, by apply
ing to the Subferiber zt his Mills, or at Claremont, in
the Manor of Livingflon. JOHN R. LIVINGSTON.
To be S O L~b7
FIVE P a nations at Squire's-Point, in Suffex-Couaty,
in New-Jersey, containing I^oo Acres of Land;
abb, a very good Grist-Mill, with two Pair of Stones',
^d one ofc ne best Streams in America, in a very good
Wheat Chr atry, to be fold separate or together, as suit
the Purely irs. For farther Particulars enquire of Garret
Rapalje, li ring on the Premises.
Alio, Line Thousand Acres of Land, about 60 Miles
back of Efopus, on Delaware; is very good Land, in a
w "; fettled Country, and will be fold reasonable. Enquire
of Mr James Stewart, at New-Yerk, or Garret Rapalje
at Squire s-Point. Also, a Shop to be Let, opposite the
Fh-M^rket. Enquire of JAMES STEWART.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
Persons who have or ftp'll purenafe any of the
Lands formerly granted by the Trustees of the Town of
Kingften, in UiAe[ County, to one Thomas Crundall,
now belonging to Thomas Jones, Efy and Susannah De
Laney ; That no Privilege to cut Fire-Wood or Timber,
flor a Right of Commonage hath been granted by the
Deeds under which the fime are now held, either by the
pre ent Tr^flees or their PrCece/ldrs; consequently no
h rmer nor future Purrhafers of these Lands can cxp^
nor will be grant'd these Privileges. Dated at Kin&a
the 6th D:y of June, I^7s.
Ry Order of the Truflees,
CHRISTOPHER TAPPEN, Clerk.
C"' A Y R ? ° r Stolen about three v.toke tinceTr^Uthe
O houle oi the We Mr, James Cobham, decea fed,#
pretty large red tow with black ftresks, wag low in flefh.
Whoever takes dp said cow and delivers her to the widow
Cobham norths Albany Pier, Shall receive TWENTY
SHILLINGS Reward.
New-Yul, 15th June, 1776.
ThUposT 'OFFiGE'
Jr removed to the Howfe lately occupied by Mrs. Fer
rara, in Maiden-Lane, about Midway between the
Fry-Market and the Broadway.
H ™'^ W^eabie to the Lhrecx us ot an Abt
g ^ of the Legislature of the Colony of Neff-York,
ivdeand poured the third Day of April, ict, entitled,
' An Ad for the Relief of insolvent D.?,rs witfo
th : Colony, uh Refpe& to the hnprifonmdt of their
Penins; 6o fevefai Alignments of the Estates of
Johj W.Wendell and Volkert Dawson, insolvent Debt
ors in t; e laid AT meniiotfed, were made to me the
fubfecher, as Trustee for the Creditors of the fate insol
vents refraively; and whereas, in Furfoance of the
said Ad, loave disposed of a public Sale at Vendue,
all the Efate and Effeds of the faidinfolvents refyedively,
which have come into re, Hands, and received the
Monies arising from the Sale thereof: Notice is hereby
given, that Divisions will be made of the fame fepetately,
among the refyedive Creditors of the said Infolvonts, in
Proportion, at the City of Albany, on the 26th D# of
August next, and all the Creditors of the said Infol
ve its are hereby required previous thereto to fend in
th tr Demands to Stephen Lush, Esq; my Attorney, at
Albany. Dated th? 26th Day of February, 1776.
SAMUEL STRINGER, Tr & ft%
A ROBBE RY.
LA FELY fiole cut of Joseph Grefwold's Still-House,
in Pearl-Street, two large Still-Heads with Swan
Necks. Whoever will difeover the Thief oilThievee, fe
that the said Still-Heads maybe had again, shall receive
rtec trt-.^^hi?.,by TChtnai GniwtndnCTLier,m
Ferry-street.‘
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THE
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SET FORTH
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By JOSEPH TUCKER, D. D-
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Author of the EBay on the Advantages and Difadvantsger
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