The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1775-04-24 00:00:00, page 3

LONDO N,
Feb. 16. Orders are given from the War-Office,
for the Lord Lieutenants of every County in Eng
land to give in Accounts of the date and condition
of the Militia, as well Officers as private Men.
Feb. 25. We are informed that the Attorney
General is ordered to prosecute the Members of the
Constitutional Club for subscribing 1001. to the
relief of the Bostonians, when both Houles of Par
liament have declared that a Rebellion is subsisting in
the Province.
Feb. 28. By the bill now depending for restrain
ing the commerce and navigation of the American
colonies, particularly their fifhery, after reciting the
former acts, by which Rich trade and navigation
were permited, it ena&s:
" That during the combinations and disorders
which at this time prevail withi n. the province of Mas
sachusetts-Bay and New-Hampshire, and Colonies pf
Conne&icut and Rho/e-llhnd, it being unfit that
the inhabitants of the said provinces and colonies
should enjoy the fame privileges of trade to which
his Mujefty's obedient fubjeds are entitled, after a
time to be limited, and during the continuance of this
a&, no merchandizes enumerated by former acts,
being the manufacture of the above provinces ; which
are to Be brought to some other Britilh colony, of to
Great-Britain ; or any .merchandize, which shall at
any time have been imported into the laid provinces
er colonies, Ihall be fliipped from anv of the said pro
vinces or colonies to any place whatsoever, other than
to Great-Britain, or some of the Biitilh Islands in the
Weft-Indies; and that no other merchandizes what
soever, of the manufacture ,of the laid provinces or
colonies, orwhich shall at any time have been im
ported into the fame, fhail, after the said limited time
be ftllppedfrom^ny of the said colonies to any place
whatsoever, except Great-Britain or Ireland,' or the
Britifli Illands in the Weft-Indies, on forfeiture of
lip and cargo.'
“ Also, that after a limited time, and during this
a&, no fort of wines, salt, or any goods or commo
dities, whatsoever, (except horses, visual, and linen
cloth, the produce and manufacture of Ireland,, and
goods for the victualling his Majesty's ships, and for
his Majesty's forces or garrisons, or the produce of
the British Inlands in the Welt-Indies) shall be impor
ted; upon any pretence whatsoever, unless fuch.goods
be flapped in Great-Britain, and carried dire&y from
thence, upon forfeiting goods and veflel.
“ Likewise, that if any yeficl, not belonging to
Great-Britain or Ireland, of the Illands of Guernsey
and Jersey, Shall be found,, after the limited rime,
carrying. on apy fishery upon any part of North-
America, or having on board materials for such
fishery, unless the mafter^o produce to the comman
der of any of his Majegy's Ships of war Rationed
for the fuperintendance of the American fisheries, a
certificate under the hand of the Governor of, the
Colonies of Quebec, Newfoundland, Saint John,
Nova-Stoti9; New York, New-Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Virginia, North-Carolina, South-Caroli
na, Georgia, East-Florida, or Welt-Florida, letting
forth that such vessel hath cleared out from some one
of the said colonies, and that the actually belongs to
his Majesty's fubje&s, inhabitants of the laid colony,
it shall be lawful for any of the commanders of his
Majesty's mips of war Rationed for the protection of
the filhery upon the coalt of North-America to seize,
and prosecute all such vessels, with a proviso, That
nothing herein contained Shall extend to. any vessel
belonging to the French King, which,fhall be found
fifhing, and not carrying on any illicit trade.
“ These restraints to be discontinued, so soon as
obedience to the laws ffiall be reftore'd. Persons
giving falfe certificates, to be declared incapable.of
serving his Majesty, and fubjeft to other pains and
penalties." #
Yeferdaj 15000 tents, and other camp necessaries,
ivere foipfeed Jrom the toiler, far the uje of ibe Mili
tary in America.
March 1. Itjs said that orders were lent from the
Admiralty, for a clean frigate to hold herfelf in
readiness to fail on the shortest notice, which is to
take a Nobleman of abilities over to New York, in
order to improve and confirm the conciliating spirit
which has taken place there, by giving the inhabi
tants the strongest assurances from government of
protection, and every other , encouragement which
they can reasonably delire.
The 22d, 40th, 44th,l and 45th legiments (which
have been for some time talked of to embark .next
for America) have received orders for immediate
embarkation, which makes the present reinforcement
to cortfift of one regiment of dragoons, and Seven
of infantry.
Marcb 7. The expence of the transports to carry
the troops to America, will, on the molt moderate
estimate, amount to 80,0001.
A man of war of 74 guns, two frigates, and two
sloops, are fitting out at Woolwich with the utmost
dispatch, destined for the American expedition.
BOSTON, April 17.
, In the Nautilus Sloop of War, Capt. Collins,
came Passenger, Capt. De Lancey of the 17th Regi
ment of Dragoons.---Capt.- Collins left Plymouth
the 13th of March.
The following reinforcements are said to be destined
for this Place: The zzd, 35th, 40th, 45th, 49th,
and 63d Regiments of Foot, 17th Regiment of Dra
goons, and 600 Marines ;---each Company to be
augmented to 3 Serjeants and 60 Privates.
It is laid that all the Recruits railed in England. 1
for the different Regiments, are ordered to embark
for America, under the Command of Major Bruce
of the 38th Regiment, in order to augment the
several Regiments now here to the new Establishment.
A Letter from London, of the 4th of March,
mentions, That the Bill for retraining the Commerce
of the New-England Colonies had passed the two 1
Houses of Parliament and would soon receive the
Royal Assent.
Yesterday the Falcon Frigate, Capt. Lindsey,
arrived here with dispatches for their Excellencies
Genereral Gage and Admiral Graves.
The Cerberus Frigate, and Otter and Merlin
Sloops may be daily expected.
We hear that the 14th Regiment, now at St.
Augustine, and the Remainder of the 65th Regiment,
at Halifax, are ordered immediately for this Place.
The Provincial Congress haye Resolved, That
Thursday the 11th Day of May next, be let apart as
a Day of Public Humiliation, Falling and Prayer.
Mr.GAINE,
A Dutebefs Count, Freeholder desires ,ou will publijb
the following Protest, as the Inhabitants of the
feoen Precincts frfl mentioned therein, have been
informed that Robert R. Livingfon, jun. Egbert
Benson, and Morris Graham, Enquires, have been
deputed to represent the County oj Dutches ;---
but by what Kind of Law Casuistry a Representation
of the County is made by three Deputies, we are
at a Loss to guess, unless a small and disappointed
Minority, can be fufepofed to represent a large and
remediable Majority.---!/ any of the Minority en
tertain the leaf Doubt, that the Prote, does not
Srprefs the Sense of the Precincts therein mentioned,
formal and ample Tefiimonies of its Authenticity
fall be sent you.
hw H E Inhabitants of the seven Precin&s of
I Beekman's, Pawling's, South-East, Frede
tickfburgh, Philipfe, Charlotte, and Poughkeepsie,
in the County of Dutchefs, composing at lead three
fourths of the Inhabitants of the said County, take this
public Method of protesting against the Ap
pointment of any Person or Persons that may be
deputed from the PrecinCts of Amenica, North-East,
Rynbeckj and Rhumbout, to represent the said
County as Deputies in a Provincial Congress, in
tended, as they are informed, to be assembled at
New-York, on the 20th inst. as five .of the Precin&s
firft mentioned are almost unariimoufly opposed to all
: unconfitutional Representations not warranted by the
; Laws of the Land ; a very great Majority of the
;Precinft of Charlotte, and a Majority of One Hun
;dred and Ten to ' Seventy-seven in the PrecinCt of
Poughkeepsie. The seven PrecinCts above menti
oned, confide solely in the Mode of Application for
Redress of Grievances adopted by their loyal and
patriotic Affembly^ whose Proceedings on this Head
ithey mod heartily approve of, convinced that they
iought not+they will not adopt any other Mode of
lApplication, but stand ready, at all Times, to evince
;their Loyalty to their gracious Sovereign, their firm
I Attachment to the Constitution, and their heady Op
:portion to every seditious and Weafonable A& dero-
I gatory to either.
I NEW-Y O R K, April 24.
Lad Tuesday died, of a Putrid Fever, in his 4sth
IYear, Mr. Richard Banker, Merchant, of Hanover
I Gentleman.
IThe Return of his Excellency Governor Tryon,
;for New-York, is certainly fixed for the Beginning
,of May.
lOur Provincial Convention met here last Thursday;
[ and next Day we heat, the following Gentlemen were
) chosen to represent this Province at the Continental
Congress to be held at Philadelphia the 10th of May
next, viz.•
|For the City and County of New-York, Philip
Livingllon, James Duane, John Alsop, Francis
Lewis, and John Jay, Efqrs. Mr: Isaac Low hav,
;ing,refuted to serve.
For King's County, Simon Boerum, Esq;
For Suffolk County, Col. William Floyd, Esq;
For W^ftchefter County, Col. Lewis Moriis, Esq;
Forthe County of Albany, Col. p. Schuyler, Esq;
For Dutchefs County, Robert R. Livingston, Esq;
For Vitter County, George Clinton, Esq;
For Orange County, Henry Wefner, Elq;
The General Assembly of North-Carolina, have
chosen their old Members to represent them at the
next Continental Congress to be held at Philadelphia,
viz. William Hooper, jofeph Hewes, and Richard
Cafwell.
By several Letters from London, and by the
different Persons arrived from thence and Bristol. in
the lad Ships, we learn, That 7 Regiments of Foot,
and one of Light Horie, are ceitainly coming out to *
America, that many of the Transports had failed
from England for different Parts of Ireland, to take
in Troops there ; and the Remainder of the Arma
ment were to embark at Plymouth, &:c. They were
to be convoyed by 12 Frigates destined for Bolton,
complearly victualled for 12 Months. The Generals
Mackay, Howe and Clinton, were to embank with
the Troops the 12th of March.
The Rosamond, Capt. Miller, and two other Ships,
failed from London before Captv Coupar.
Yesterday Morning we had Reports in this
City from Rho'de-Ifland and New-London,
That an Action had happened between the
King's Troops and the Inhabitants of Bolton,
which was not credited ; but about 12 o'Clock
,an Express arrived with the following Account,
viz.
Watertown, Wednesday Morning, near 10 o'Cloch.
To all Friends of American Liberty, let it be knoivn,
,~|,HAT this Morning before break of Day, a
1 Brigade confiding of about 1000 or 1200 Men,
landed at Fhip's Farm, ab Cambridge, and marched
to Lexinton, where they found a Company of our
Colony Militia in Arms, upon whom they fired with
out any Provocation, and killed 6 Men and wounded
4 others. By an Express from Bolton we find
another Brigade are upon their march from Botton,
supposed to be about 1000. The Bearer, Israel
Befl'el, is charged to alarm the Country quite toCon
ne&icuf, and all Persons are desired to lurnifh him
with ffefh Horfesj as they may be needed. 1 have
spoken with several who have seen the Dead and
Wounded; Piay let the Delegates from this Colony
to Connecticut fee this : They know Col. Foster, of
Brookfield, one of our DelagateC
T. PALMER, one of the Committee for S----y.
A true Copy taken from the Original, per Order of
the Committee of Correspondence for Worcester,
April 19, 1775.
Attrit. NATHAN BALDWIN, Town Clk.
Fairfield, Con. zzd April, ^o'Clock.
Since the above written we have received the fol-*
lowing by tbe second Express.
Thursday, 20th April, 3 o'Clock, P. M.
lAmI Am this Moment Informed, by ExprefsJrcm Wood
flock, taken from his own Mouth, that arrived
there at Two o'Clock this Afternoon, That the Contef
between thefrf Brigade that marched to Concord was
fill continuing this Morning at the Town of Lexinton,
to which Place said Brigade had retreated ; that ano
ther Brigade, said to be the second mentioned in the
Letter of this Morning, bad landed with a Quantity
of Artillery, at the Place where the sirs did. The
Provincials were determined to prevent the two Bri
gades from joining their Strength, if poftble, and re
main in great Need of Succour. The Regulars, when
in Concord, burnt the Court. House, took two Pieces of
Cannon, which they rendered ufelefo, and began to take
up Concord -Bridge ; on which Capt. who, with
many on. both Sides, were soon killed, then made an
Attack on the King's Troops, on which they retreated
to Lexinton. I am your humble Servant,
EBENEZER WILLIAMS.
To Col. Obadiah Johnson,)
Canterbury.)
P. S. Mr. M'Farland, of Camfeid, Merchant, basjuft
returned from Boston, by Way of Providence, %vbo conver
ged with an.Exprefs from Lexinton, who further informs,
that about 4000 of our Troops bad surrounded the foft
Brigade above mentioned, who were an a Hill in Lexinton,
that the Action continued, and there were about 50 of our
Men killed, and 150 of the . Regulars, as near as they could
determine when the Express came away : It will be expedient
for every Man to go who is ft and willing. The above is
"a true Copy as received by Express from New-Haven, and
attefed to by the Committee of Correspondence from Town ts
Town.
Tef.
JONATHAN STURGES,
ANDREW ROWLAND,
G. SILLECK SILLIMAN,
THADDEUS. BURR,
JOB BARTRAM.
Square, in this City, a very honest and well refpe&ed
The firft Instant, Lat. 44, Lon. 44, Capt. Coupar,
spoke with the Ship King of Pruflia, Capt. Potts,
from Carolina for London, all well.
Saturday last the Snow Mary, Captain Hervey,
arrived here from Plymouth, in 5 Weeks and 4
Days ; and the fame Day Capt. Walker arrived here
from Bristol.
Saturday Evening Capts. Hamilton and Stanton,
arrived here from Bristol also.
Sunday Morning Capt. Harriot arrived here from
Kingston, in Jamaica: Capt. Robinson for Philadel
phia, failed in Company with him, and Capt. Hants
for the fame Port, 5 Days before him.
Arrivals at Jamaica. Capt. Seymour, front
Philadelphia; and Captains Lawrence,. Wallace;
Hylton, Bruce, and Ship James, from this Port.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, NEW-TOR K,
INWARD ENTRIES. From
Sloop Polly, Cavalier, North-Carolina; Sloop
Albany, Benson, St. Chriftophers ; Sloop Charity;
Dingdale, Granades and St. Euttatia; Snow Sir
William Johnson, and Ship Samson, Coupar, Lon
don : Ship Elizabeth, Fullerton, Bristol ; Brig Au
tum, Campbell, Cadiz ; Sloop Elizabeth and Sarah,
Bedlow, St. Croix ; Sloop New-Y ork Packet, Todd,
South-" Carolina; Sloop Lively, Wadham, New-
Providence ; Sloop Diligence, M'Kaller, Hiipaniola.
OUTWARD ENTRIES. For
Sloop Betsey and Lydia, Blackwell, Madeira ;
Brig Pliebe, Devereaux, Jamaica ; Ship York,
Ackland, London ; Brig Blaclc Prince, Campbell;
Maryland ; Sloop Sally, Alberfon, Philadelphia ;
Sl&op Charity, Dingdale, Salem ; Brig Betsey, Fow
ler, South-Carolina ; Sloop Elizabeth and Sarah,
Bedlow, St. Croix:
CLEARED for DEPARTURE. ^0
Schooner Phoenix, Beard, Nantucket; Brig Polly,
Hall, Jamaica; Brig Antrim, Campbell, Maryland;
Sloop Susannah; Salisbury, Rhode-Bland ; Sloop
Polly, Worfley, Virginia ; Brig Catharine, Galatian;
and Ship Glasgow, Townsend; Bristol ; Ship Wal
ter, Hattie, Milford ; Brig Lord Cambden, Blorgan,
Hiipaniola ; Sloop Emity, Burnham, Saleirr.
*§* The Votes and Proceedings of the
General Assembly of this Province, are just pub
lished. Those Persons intitled to them by a Vote of
the House, may have them by tending to Hugh
Gaine, who has a few fore Copies to difpdfe of.
The Laws of the lad Seilion, cannot be ready for
Delivery before the firft of June next. The Militia
Law may be had next Week.
*|* Sundry new Advertisements we are obliged to
ornit this Week™ for' want of Room.
*!* A young Woman late from the Country,
where fire resided in a creditable Family, as an At
tendant upon Children, &c. is .willing to go into
any Gentleman's Family in this City, in the like
Employment. Enquire of the Printer.
J||f To be LET, either the'lower or upper Part
of a Dwelling-Houle in Garden-Street, nearly op
pbfite the Old Dutch Church.
New.&ol, City of New-York', April 15, 1775.
F)UBLIC notice is hereby given, to all rhe creditors of
Thomas Lupton, Samuel Hunt, Samuel Tanner,
Henry BurUell, John De Lanoy, Hendrick Bogert, Oliver
Lofhier, Abraham Wheeler, Alexander . Forbes, John Ro
berts, Susannah Spencer, Mary Thompson, and Sarah
Church, infidvent debtors, confined in the gaol of rhe city
of New-Yurie, being thirteen of the persons named in a cer
tain adt of the Governor, Council, and General Assembly,
entitled, “ An a& fir the relief ofinfolvent debtors within
this colony, with reject to the imprisonment of their per
sons ;" that they the said insolvent debtors have presented
their several petitions to the wurfhipful Benjamin Blagge
and George Brewerton, jun. Efqrs, two of the judges of
the Mayor's Court for the said city; \ h'h petitions, to
gether with their several accounts and inventories annexed
10 the fame, are agreeable to the directions of laid 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 laid creditors, that they intend to
apply to the said Judges on Friday the loth day of May
next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of the fame day, at
the Corporation Room, in the goal of said city, for their
several dilcharges, agreeable to the directions of the said aft.
TUBIC AUc T-foK
By THOMAS Wm. MOORE,
TO-MORROW,
The following Articles (being the remaining Part of two
Stores) will be peremptorily fold, at 10 o'Clock in the
Mining,
Several pieces of Silk, Silk do.
Callicoes, Gloves,
Cottons, *: Mitts,
Chintzes, ff Womens Shoes,
Cambricks, \,/ Ladies Stone Buckles,
Mullins, Plated and japan'd Urns,
Lace, Do, Bread Baskets,
Camblets, ,%Do. Stewpans and Sauce-
Callirnancoes, •;§ pans,
Sewing Silks, Japan'd Waters and
Threads, %, Bread Baskets,
Thread Hose, Plate Warmers, &c. &c.
Wednesday,
At the Coffee-Houfe, at Noon,
Brandy in Hogsheads and Kegs,
Cordials of different Sorts,
A hearty strong Negro Wench, and sundry Articles,
particularly two Diamond Rings, by far the most valua
able of any on the Continent, —lor Sale.
Elegant Silks, Chintzes, Cottons and Callicoes, at
private Sale, to be had daily.
On Thursday,
Will be fold at the Merchant's Coftee-Houfe,
Several Crates of STONE and QUEEN's WARE,
containing table sets, and every tifeful piece of furniture.
Tete'r"TGllTmeTu^
Has for SALE,
A Quantity of Pimento, Dear-skins, Rice, best
Copper Indigo, and a few Tons Hemp.
FUBLYc' AUCI'IOK
At DANIEL M'CORMICK's
VENDUE HOUSE,
TO-MORROW,
Will begin the file of a large parcel of household and
kitchen furniture. ALS O,
Aquantity of silk, thread,°tf Irish linens,
and worked flockings, so? Broad cloths,
Black Persians, fy Striped Hollands, ,
Sattens, ,) Mullins,
Ribbons, .#. K&ntings,
Fans, Gloves, °)tf Metal Buttons, &c.
Duroys, $7
At the COFFEE-HOUSE,
On Wednesday,
A parcel of English mustard in bottles,
A few calks and bafleets of raisins,
I quarter calk Madeira wine,
And I calk of very fine indigo.
IF John Clark, of Invernefsfhire, Parfh ot Kirkhill,
in North-Britain, who lately came Passenger in the
Ship Sharp, Capt. Rogers, will apply to the Printer of
this Paper, he mav hear of something to bi< Advantage.
—W A NT E D,
A MAID SERVANT, who under
stands cooking. Apply to the pria:%
For S AL E,
Upon reasonable TERMS,
AN elegant HORSE, sixteen Hands three Inches
high, or upwards: Also a large Canadian MARE.
For further Particulars enquire of the Printer.
Nciu-yerfey, ) T) Y order of the Inferior Court of Com-
Essex 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 Shew cause,
if any they have, why an alignment of the said debtors
estates, Should not be made to such persons as Shall be
then and there appointed, and to be released from their
confinement, agreeable to the directions of an ad of the
Governor, Council and General Assembly of New-
Jersey, lately passed, entitled, “ A Supplementary Aft
to an A&, entitled, An Aft for the Relief of Insolvent
Debtors."
New-'Jerfey,) T, Y order of the Inferior Court of Com-
Eflex Ccunty.)[) 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
before any 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
Shew cause, if any they have, why an assignment of said
debtor's estate Should not be made to such persons as ffiall
be then and there appointed, and he be released from his
confinement, agreable to the directions of an ad of the
Governor, Council, and General Assembly of New-Jer
sey, lately passed, entitled, “ An Aft for the Relief of
Insolvent Debtors.".
To be fold at public Venduty
This D A Y,
At the House of Mrs Colvill, in Hanover-Square,
THE Remainder of the Shop Goods advertiled thd
last Week.
To-morrow,
At the Merchants Coffee-Houfe at iz o'Clock,
I Pipe and 2 Quarter Calks genuine Madeira,
A Parcel of old Sails and Rigging. AND
That convenient House and large Lot of Ground front
ing on Queen-flfeet, the Property bf George Elsworth, at
present in Tenure of Mr. Lewis; with a good Kitchen
and Stable, a Grass Plot, Cistern, Well of excellent Water
in the Yard, &c. &c.
On Wednefday,'
Several very valuable Farms and Lots of Land in the
^araghtoga Patent, Part of the Estate of the late Mr.
Thomas Livihgfton, deceased.
On Thursday,
At the House of Mr. Peter Wedels, on Moore's Dock,
near the Custom-House,
A Parcel of Houfhold and Kitchen Furniture, some
Plate, China, &c. &c.
On Monday theist May,
Will be fold at the C< ffee-Houfe between 12 and 1
o'Clock, peremptorily to the highest Bidder,
A very commodious House and Lot of Ground in Stone
ftreet, now occupied by Mrs. Lewis. A Plan of which
will be exhibited at the Time of Sale.
ANTHONY L. BLEECkER,
Has to dispose of at private sale, on very reasonable Terms,
Excellent Madeira in Pipes, Hogsheads and Quarter
Casks, warranted neat as imported; best Copper Indigo,
Weft-lodfagym, and Firkin Butter.)
To be fold at public vendue,
By ANTHONY L. BLEECKER,
On Thursday the 25th May,
At th€ Coffce-Houfe, between 12 and 1 o'clock,
A Very valuable tra& of land, fituare in the county of
Orange, about 50 miles from the city of New-York,
and two miles and a half from Hudson's river, on the
westerly fide thereof, containing about two thousand acres,
and known by the name of Queenfberry This tra& is
uncommonly well watered and timbered. On the premises
are a good framed house, a saw mill, and three other
tenements, that are held by the 'occupants as tenants at
will. The situation of this place is very advantageous,
the cohvehicricies many. A full description whereof
inay be seen in an advertisement publiflied in this paper
for some weeks past.
'HE Partnership of Campbell and Gault) being in
tirely diflolved, all Periods that have any De
mands against laid Partnership, are desired to call and
receive Payment; and all those indebted to them, ar^
desired to discharge the fore immediately to
ROBERT GAUL T,
Who has for Sale, at his Stole in Maiden Lane, whole
sale and retail,
A large A/Tortment of European and East-India Goods,
CH£NA^GLA^ JEWELLERY, &c. &c.
'° r Charlestown,
(South-Carolina)
The SLOOP
NEW-YORK PACKET,
FERDENAND LITTEL, Master,
WILL fail in ten Days. For Freight or Passage
apply to Jesse Hunt, Ward Hunt, or the Master
on Board, at Lupton's Wharf.
B's;
At DANIEL MCCORMICK'S
VENDUE-HOUS E,
On WEDNESDAY Morning,
Will be PEREMPTORILY fold,
A large parcel of SHOP GOOD 3,
CONSISTING of
Chintzes, callicoes, § Thread & worsted flocking.
Cambricks, lawns, f Rattinets, Shalloons,
Mecklenburghs, tabbrets, 2 Damascus, morees,
Barcelona andromall hand- jeans, fuflians,
kerchiefs, | Lace, edgings,
Fans, ribbons, globes; © Quality bindings,
Tapes, silk, twitt, ° Drawboys, &c. &-c.
HOUSES and LANDS for Sale,
At PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON Tuesday the zd May next, will be peremp
tokilt struck off to the highest bidder, if not
belore fold at private sale, that commodious house and lot
of ground in Dock- ftieet, now occupied by Henry Cuyler,
Esq; opposite to Isaac Low, Efqr's. being one of the most
convenient and best finished houses in this city, and few
or any equal to its situation for business.
Al so, a convenient house and lot of ground in King-
Street, 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 Sheerbr^ek, in
Duke-Street, (which was known by the name of Bayard-
Street) being next door to John Livingston, Efq'rs,
Office, and Mr. Baltus Van Kleek's ; where has for fal§
the following articles :
London Madeira Wine,
Irish Linens from zs. 3d. to 4s. per Yard,
3-4 Stripes, Very large silk Handkerchiefs,
Lawns, Cambricks,
Womens' Gloves, Warrington Sail Cloth.