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Brig Motion, Capt. Kees, Bound Tor L^ncaftef, with
^oo hhds. of sugar, and a great quantity of cotton, on
ffiore, some part of her cargo it is hoped will be saved.—-
Sugar all loft.
Mr. Kirwan's schooner, ®n ffiore, but it is imagined
fyill be got off.
Mr. Hazell's schooner, Polly Grog, ashore, but will be
got off, with some damage.
Several vessels along the coast, those at the Salt Ponds,
with all the hulks, gone to pieces.
Schooner Lord Marchmont, Capt. Oakfe, ashore, with
320,000 shingles on board,
A Hoop from Antigua ashore by the Bird Rocks, gone
to pieces.
A sloop belonging to Mr. Robert French, merchant in
Tortola, commanded by Capt. David Miller, loft near the
Salt Ponds.
A sloop belonging to Mr. Lawrence, Nevis, said to be
ashore to the leeward of Bluff Point.
We have not heard of any lives being loft. Yesterday
several vessels, who were fortunate enough to get to sea,
hove in fight, and it is imagined they will all soon return.
WATERTOWN, Dec. D.
We have just received certain Inteligence, that on
Saturday last Capt. Manley, of the Lee Privateer, took
and carried into Beverly a large Ship of 300 Ton Burthen
(mounted with two double fortified 6 Pounders, and
6 Bluhderbuffes with ißMen before the Malt) bound from
London for the Ministerial Army at Bolton, laden with
Coals, and provisions confiding chiefly of Porter, Cheese
and 40 live Hogs, 30 more have died on the passage.
Although Fuel and the above articles are no rarity to the
Army of the United Colonies ; yet so far as they are dis
tressing to their Enemies, so far it must be acknowledged
they are an advantage to us.--The above Ship haa 7
Weeks Passage, and bro't Papers to the 16th of October,
which, together with the Letters, we are informed, the
Captain hove overboard after he was taken.
The fame Day Capt, Manley also took and carried in
there, a Brig of about 150 Tons Burthen, from Antigua
for Boston, (consigned to one Briber, for the Use of the
ministerial Navy) laden with about 130 Puncheons of
Rum, Besides I'oo Cases of Gin, some Cocoa, and a
Calk of Oranges, to please the delicate Appetite of my
Lord HOW !---Which however may pofhbly be more
acceptable to our Army than any other Provision, saving
a further Mess or two for the CONGRESS, which has
not a very craving Appetite.
Last Saturday fen'night, a ship from Scotland, bound
to Boston, laden with about 350 Chaldron of coal, and a
quantity of bale goods, taken by Capt. Manley, Was car
tried into Salem. She is about two hundred tons bur
then, and is almost a hew ship.
Several vessels, loaded with fuel, provisions of various
kinds, &c. bound to Boston, have been carried into
Salem and Beverly, within a few days past. One of them
was a sloop of about 60 tons, armed with 4 swivels, had
seven men on board, and was taken by a two matt boat,
with the like number of swivels, without making any
refinance.
About one o'clock yesterday morning, the bomb
brig, a schooner, and 2 or 3 aimed sloops, left this
harbour, went to Conanicut, and landed upwards of
200 marines, sailors and negroes, at the Eaft-ferry,
marched in three divisions immediately over to the
Weft-ferry, and let the several houses on fire which
were near the ferry place, then retreated back, setting
fire to almeft every house on each fide the road, from
the Weft to the East ferry, and several houses and
barns feme dittance on the N. and S. fide of the road ;
driving out the women and children, swearing they
should be burnt in the house if they did not initairtly
turn out. Widow Hull loft one hoUfe, JofephClarke,
Esq; two houses and one barn, Thomas Fowler one
house, barn and crib full es corn, Benjamin Ellery,
two houses, store and barn, Benjamin Remington
two houses, John Gardner, Esq; one house and tan
yard, Thomas Hutchinson one house, Widow Frank
lin two, Abel Franklin one, Benedi& Robinson one.
All the above houses were plundered of beds, wearing
apparel, and such houfhold furniture as could be
conveniently carried off, the rest were consumed.
Some women, we are told, were dripped of some of
their bedclothes they had on. 'Tis laid Capt. Wal
lace commanded on this humane expedition. A
company of minute-men had left Conanicut the
afternoon before, so that there were but about 40 or
50 soldiers on the inland, most of whom had been
inlifted but a few days, and arrived there but the
evening before, in miterable condition for such a
sudden attack; but notwithstanding, 'tis said, there
is certainly one officer of marines killed, and 7 or 8
badly wounded. There was not one Provincial either
killed or wounded, except Mr. John Martin, who
was shot in his belly handing unarmed in his door.
The above vessels brought off about 30 head of oxen
and cows, a few sheep and hogs, moftof which they
killed before they took them on board. They left
Conanicut yesterday, and came to this harbour again
about noon. ~
The above houses were not all occupied by the
owners, but each had at lead one family in it, and
some had two. We expe& to give more particulars
of this matter next week.
From Cape Nichola Mele we are informed, a
Captain of a veffcl there from North-Carolina, at a
tavern, drank confufien to the Congress and General
Wahiington, for which he was immediately turned
cut of the house, and no one would speak to him,
and both French and English treated him with con
tempt.
• A vessel belonging to a rank Tory, of this town,
was lately seized at Cape Francois, 'tis said because
She belonged to a villain who was an enemy to
America; and we hear, the people at the Cape intend
to make the Congress a present in powder, equal to
die value of the ab ° v e vessel and cargo.
A person from Boston informs, that the Boyne
man of war, with General Burgoyne on board, failed
for England last Wednesday, and carried off a num
ber of makers and mates of vessels, who had been
taken by the enemy on this coast.
NEW-T 0R K, December 18.
Died on the 9th Instant, the Honorable Mr. Justice
Livingston, at Claremont, in the Manor of
Livingston. The Event was so sudden, that he
retired from Company to his Bed, and in a few
Minutes after, expired by an Apoplectic Fit.
The Colony has loft one of its most distinguished
Inhabitants, not only on the Score of his elevated
Station, vast Opulence and extensive Family Connec
tions, but his eminent Abilities and Virtues.
He was in the 58th Year of his Age, and has left
a numerous Family. His eldest Son is a Member of
the present Continental Congress ; General Mont
gomery's Lady is his eldest Daughter, and his second
Son is now serving in the Rank of Major in Canada.
The People of this Province want no Information
•encerning the deceased, and the remote Enquirer is
not to expect a Delineation of his important Character
in the crowded Compass of a Gazette.
Extrafl of a Letter from Cambridge, dated Dec. 11.
« Two more Vessels taken ; one with Coals and
co Butts of Porter, his Majeffy's Present to the
Soldiers ; the other with Rum, Fruit, &c. a Present
from the Tories to Gen. Gage. The Hurricane at
Newfoundland, was on the last Dry of Exportation
from the Continent: The Loss as great as the Papers
have represented h."
NEWPORT, December ir.
PUBLIC AUCTIO N.
To-morrow,
At John Taylor's Vendue Store,
Will be peremptorily fold,
FORTY pieces broad cloths, rattinets, fhalloons,
durants, moreens, printed cottons, linens and calli
coes, black and scarlet snail, gauzes, gilt buttons, &c.
To be bad at private sale,
A few pipes of excellent Tenerieff Wine, warrantee],
at least fifteen years old, and of a superior quality. Also
a quantity Scotch fnuff and Carolina Indigo.
To Te fid ^ "PUBLIC VENDUE,
By Anthony L. Bleecker,
At the store of Mr.J. Thurman,Jun. inWall-Street,
On Wednesday next the 20th inst.
A Very large and valuable assortment of Saleable
goods, the effects of sundry bankrupts, con
futing of a great variety, among which are; a large
and elegant assortment of ribbons, thread and blond
laces, lilk ferrits, book and other mufhns, peelongs
and full fattens, modes, farfnets, mant'uds, ducapes,
India taffeties, damasks, grograms and other iilks ;
Ihallooons, durants, fluffs, camblets, table linen,
counterpanes, quilts, thread, mohair, scars, twill,
horn, plated and gilt buttons, bindings, gartering',
tapes, bobbin and other Mancheller goods; pearl
necklaces, beads, silver, plated and enamelled can
dk-fticks and salts ; a large parcel of Dutch lace, silk
breeches and velt patterns, silk flockings, worlted
breeches pieces, chip hats, lpe&acles, hatters trim
mings, Scotch fnuff, &c. &c.
The sale will begin precisely at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, and continue from day to day till all are fold.
Genuine Madeira of the Vintage 70,
To be had at private sale, at Anthony L. Bleecker's
vendue-dore, in pipes, hhds. and quarter calks.
-PUBLIC AUCTI6 N.
At DANIEL MCCORMICK'S
Vendue-House,
TO-MORROW,
Will be peremptorily SOLD,
A Large parcel of SHOP GOODS, and federal
pieces of Kentings, Aprons and Handkerchiefs,
broad Cloths, Shalloons, Callicoes, &c. &c,
At private Sale every DAY,
A Variety of lealonable GOODS. Allo RED FORT
and CLARET, in Bottles.
^ At THREE POUNDS the Box.
---A few Boxes of Keyfer's Pills, lately im
ported, each Box containing above 1000
Pills, with a Book of Directions, figried by
the Widow Keyfer,---warranted Genuine.
Albany Goal, Dec. 6, 1775.
TO all and singular the refpe£tive Creditors of the
following Persons, confined in this Place, viz. John
Concklin, Senior; James Palmer, jofeph Concklin; John
Wheeler, John Van Hoefen ; Henry Rorebagh, Elias De
Pew, James Wilson, Oliver Russel, Arent Wemple,
Arent Putman, and Philip Bovie. NOTICE is hereby
given, that we, and each of us, do intend to petition the
hon. General Aflembly of this Colony, at their next
Seflioß, for an Aft to be relieved from our Confinement
in this Place; as we are abfolutel) insolvent, and unable
to support ourselves here.
FORT Y~S HILLINGS Reward.
STOLEN out of the store of the fubferiber, on Saturday
the 16th instant, about 6 o'clock in the evening, the
following articles, viz.
3 and three quarter yards fuperfine purple cloth, with
a blue feivage,
6 yards rattinct, t@ match ditto,
2 and a half dozen large silver spangled buttons,
2 find a half ditto small ditto,
1 yard buckram, twill, See.
10 and half yards fine linen, —By a person about 5
feet 6 inches high, of a sandy complexion, dark brown
hair; had on a blue and white striped jacket, with a
purple under ditto, and blue trowfers. Whoever takes
up and secures the thief, together with the goods, Ihall
have the above reward paid by
THOMAS CRABB.
WANTE D,
BY the Subferiber, two good PAPER MAKERS,
at Spotfwu&d Paper-Mill. Twenty Shillings per
Week, will be given to each, with Victualing, Waffiing,
and Lodging. ALSO a MILL-WRIGHT, that nnder
ftands making a Paper-Mill, Ihall meet with good En
couragement, by WILLIAM SHAFFER,
At Spotfwood Paper-Mill.
*, The highest Price will be given for all Sorts of
LINEN RAGS, by said Shaffer, and David Grim, in
New-York.
By late Accth^ts from Norths Cardona, we learn,
That Governor Martin was on board a Ship of War
it Cape Fear, and had not the least Profpe& of being
able to join Lord Dunmore with any Forces ; on the
contrary, Troops were railing in North-Carolina, in
order to be lent to Virginia to a& againft'his Lordship.
Yesterday Forenoon a Charity Sermon was preached
at St. Paul's, by the Rev. Mr. Inglis, and a large
Collection made for the Use of the Charity School in
this City. Mr. Inglis's Text wa^Prov. xxii. &
Train up a Child in the Way be foould go ; and when
he is old, be 'will not depart from it.
JOHN ARTHUR,
Directly opposite Mr. William Walton's near
Peck's Slip, has on Hand a few
Englifo Garden Seeds,
Of last Year's Importation ; none of which will be of
fer'd for Sale, but such as upon Trial, he is sure will
vegetate properly.
EARLY Sugar Loaf, York, Batterfea, Ruffra, large
flat Head and red Cabbage; Scotch Cale, green and
yellow Savoy, broad Leaf and prickly Spinnage ; Cab
bage ; brown Dutch, Silesia Imperial, Capachine, green
and white cofs Lettice ; Batavia, green and white burl'd
Endive or Siciory ; Strafburgh, white Spanish and Silver
Ikin Onion,CornSallad orFaticous, white Mustard, Cress
or Pepper Grass; broad Leaf, curl'd and Hamborough
Parsley.
Also a Colledien of
American Garden Seeds,
Wel^faved from the best Plants of the different Kinds,
and of the Growth of the last Season.
A few early Charlton and Dwarf Marrow Peafe, broad
Beans, yellow and speckled Dwarf Kidney do. early and
late Cabbage Seed, long prickley Cucumber, Salmon and
ihort Top Radilh, Lettice of different Kinds, Spinnage,
red and white Onion, Parsnip, Carrot, red Beet, Turnip,
Parsley ; Sallid, Stalk and Italian Cellery, &c. &c.
Red Closer and Timothy Grass Seed.
Likewise a Parcel of handsome Patterns of
Paper Hangings,
Which he will fall at firft Ceft, with the few remaining
G O ODS he has on Hand.
To LETT,
THE house in the Bowery, wherein Lambert Moore
lately lived, for t,w apply to John DeLancey,
To be Let,
From the 25th of March next, or sooner if wanted,
TH E pleasant Situated and convenient house and
grounds of William Bayard, Esq; at Greenwich;
Any person inclining to hire the tame, may apply to the
owner, living en the premises, or to Hugh Gaine.
To the PUBLIC.
The New STAGE COACHES,
THAT constantly ply between New-York and Phi
ladelphia, the one lets out from Powles-Hook
Ferry, opposite New-York, and the other from Mr.
Little's, in Fourth-Street, between Marketand Chefnut-
Streats, at the Sign of the Indian Queen, in Philadel
phia, every Tuesday and Friday Morning, at or before
Sunrise, and meet at Princetown the fame Nights, where
they exchange Paflengerv, and return the next Day to
Powles-Hook Ferry and Philadelphia, so as to perform
the Journey in two Days from New-York to Philadel
phia. The Price for each Passenger in the Coach, is
Thirty Shillings, and out Passengers Twenty Shillings.
Proc. Each Paflenger allowed to take iqlb. Baggage, and
above that to pay Two Pence per pound.
The Flying Machine
Still continues, and sets out every Monday and Thurs
day Mornings from Powles-Hook Ferry, opposite New-
York, and from the Sign of the Cross-Keys in Philadel
phia, at the Corner of Third and Chefnut-Streets, and
meet at Princeton the fame Nights, exchange Passengers,
and return the next Day to Fowles-Hook Ferry, and
Philadelphia, so as to perform the Journey in two Days.
The Price for each Passenger Twenty-one Shillings, and
Goods as usual, only each Passenger allowed 141 b. The
Passengers are desired to cross over the Ferry to Powles-
Hook the Evening before, as the Stages set off early.
It ri hoped that this very expensive Undertaking will
meet with Encouragement from all Ladies and Gentle
men, as they may depend upon punctual Peformance, by
The Public's raoft obliged Servant,
John Mercereau.
JOSEPH HALLETT,
Has for SALE, at the House of Doctor Burnet, in
Newark, New-Jersey:
AN Assortment of DRY GOODS and IRONMON
GERY ; amongst which are, Bath and common
Coatings, Hunters, Forrest Cloths, Broad Criths, Rib
bands, Shalloons, &c. Also, Whitechapel Needles,
Knives and Forks, Locks, Hinges, Tacks, &c. &c.
LEFT at the House of Mr. Daniel Bafonett, at the
Blazing-Star, on Staten-Ijiand, some Time in June
last, by a Person unknown, a Mare. Whoever owns the
said Beast may have her again, paying Charges, by apply
ing as above. And unless claimed by the 20th of December
next, fee will be then fold to pay charges.
' To be^OlTD^^
And entered upon the firft Day of M AY next,
A Good house and small farm of land, situate in the
town of Jamaica, on Long Island, opposite the Court-
House, and within 40 yards of the Presbyterian Meeting
House. It is a pleasant situation, and is a good stand for
a store or tavern ; the house almost new, with fourrooms
and a kitchen on the firft floor, three rooms, a lobby and
a large linter on the second floor, with a large garret :
There are two good cellars under the house, feperate from
each other; a good barn and garden. The houfeftead
lot, aback of the house, is excellent land, containing
eight acres, whereon is a good orchard; there are eight
acres of good wood land about a mile from the houfeftead,
and eight acres of salt meadow about two and a half miles
from ditto, all belonging to said tenement. Whoever
may incline to treat for the above, shall have an indis
putable title by applying to the fubferiber, living on the
premises. JAMES HUGHSTON.
Jamaica, nth Sept. 177 g.
'WOODVV ARD and KI P,
REQUEST those who are indebted to them, (such
in particular as have been tardy) to make immediate
payment, either to themselves in New-York, or to their
clerk at New-Haven in ComfliGUt, 4, »G >9l^ Qf
My, foe j°ufy
To be foId—FRESH,
Afmall parcel of Sarsaparilla.
Enquire at Mr. Cruger's.
gIX Years Time of an English SERVANT
J LAD, to be disposed of:—He can be well
recommended. For Particulars, apply to H.
Gaine.
-ROBERT HYSLOP,
AGAIN intreats all Persons indebted to him by
Bond, Note, or Book Debt, immediately to difeharge
their ACCOUNTS, as they will, without Distinction,
be put into the Hands of an Attorney.
He has yet a small ASSORTMENT of dry Goods,
and a few belt SCOTCH CARPETS, to be fold low',
for Case only. He will Let till the firft of May, the
House he keeps Store in, cheap.
*#* He requests all those indebted to him, either by
bond, note, or book debt, to make immediate payment,
either to him at New-Haven, or to Mr. EBENEZER
HAZARD, Bookfejler, near th e Coffee-Houfe, in New-
York. Those to whom he isindebted are desired to bring
in their accounts, that they may be fettled.
t*f The large and convenient house at the corner of
the Fly-Market, and Queen-Street, [in which Mr. Ha
zard lately lived] it to be LET, until the firft day of May
next.
Also a variety 0:
VIOLIN ana firings,
Flutes,
Spying glasses,
Looking ditto,
Dressing ditto,
Double branches,
Blank Books,
Hour and half hour glasses,
Swan shot,
Buck ditto,
Small ditto',
Belt flints,
Horn and leather powder
flafks, with and without
fp rings,
Leather shot bags,
Bullet pouches,
Game bags,
Saddle trees,
Cotton ca[ds,
Werfted and hair plushes,
Bell metal kettles,
Copper tea kettles,
Iron ditto,
Dripping pans;
Frying ditto;
Spades,
Shovels,
Weights,
Whiting,
Spanish Brown,
Yellow oker,
THOMAS HAZARD,
Has removed his store from New-York, to the* house of
the late Widow Noyes, in New-Haven, where he has
for sale, cheap for cash only, a general assortment of
Ironmongery, Cutlery, Saddlery,
Jewellery, &c. &c.
>f other articles, viz,
24. nails,
'Bofton axes,
Sand stones,
iCorn mills,
, Brimstone,
Salt p^tre,
I Crocus martis,
, § Hair trunks,
IRed ditto,
IFelt hats,
Emmery,
Fifi ikin,
Bellows,
Shovels and tongs,
IBrafs scales,
Steelyards,
Blue pots,
Crucibles,
I Molding find,
Rotten stone,
Planes,
Anvils and fledges;
Silversmith's teafts grav'd,
D tto plain,
Mill saws,
Cross cut ditto,
Hatters iroris,
Taylors ditto,
Large iron wire,
Weavers brushes,
Ditto fhutt|es,
Hatters trimmings.
~ For SALE,
Two elegant Situations,
In the City of Perth-Amboy, in the Province
of New-Jersey, being Part of the Estate of
. the late Doctor LEWIS JOHNSTON, deseafed.
T<HE whole of this part of the estate contains 20^
acres of excellent land, extending from Flight
Street, in the said City, along Rariton River, near one
mile weftwar.' ; a considerable part of which is now ire
choice English Grass, and the rest is well adapted either
for grass or the raising of grain, of which it has been
found to produce plentiful crops of all kinds. On the
premises are,
ift. The large, commodious brick mansion house,
standing about 100 yards from High-Street, commanding;
a delightful view of the River and Bay; together with a
convenient barn, stables and other out-houses, a good
garden, and a variety of choice fruit trees.
2d. Another commodious brick dwelling house two
stories high, fronting en the said River about 120 rods
from High-Street; together with a large barn and other
out-houses, a spacious garden stored with a well chofea
collection of fruit trees, anda young bearing orchard
apple trees.
The situation, of these houses are delightfully pleasant
and healthy, and capable of the most elegant and taft,
improvements. They arealfo very convenient on account
of the great plenty of fifh they afford ; and particularly
the best of qyfters and clams, which, at low water, may
be gathered in plenty before the doors. And their proxi
mity to the town, among many other conveniencies,
affords an opportunity of enjoying the pleasures of society.
Which, all together, render them as eligible places for
Gentlemen's Seats as any in the province. About 161
acres of the land are allotted to these houses, and will be
divided equally between them, or in such part or propor
tion as will best suit the purchasers.
The remainder to be laid out in lots of about fix acrea
each, fronting on Market-Street, and will be very con
venient for the inhabitants of the town for pasture orx
mowing-grounds. On one of them are a dwelling house
and garden, fwitable for a small family. These fix acres
lots, if net fold by private bargain before the twelfth day
of September next, will then be exposed to public sale to
the highest bidder.
Any person inclined to purchase the whole or any part
of the premises, may apply to James Parker, Joha %
Smyth, and Heathcote Johnston, of the city of Perth
,Amboy, Executors of the last will and teftement of the
said Dr. Johnston, or to Bowes Reed, Esq; at Burlington#
Perth-Amboy, August 1, 1775.
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gperfectly eradicatingevery Degree of a certain ^
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finertient.Q
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,*. cellent Medicine is beyond any Thing, in all
§ Foulness and Impurities of the Blood, having @
$ performed many astonishing Cures (in this and ty
W "' neighbouring Colonies) in Scorbutic Erup- Cf
B tions, Leprosies, WhiteSwellipgs, Stiff Joints,
& Gout, and RheumatieDiforders, &c. „
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(Directly from P ARIS)^
Of the above Fills,
^ May now be had of ,ts
% HUGH GAINE,
^ In Boxes of i 05.206. and 40s. each, Q
‘VYtro Tray-hr-tits h.;hJs ■.m.r.~ -% T +L-
Widow Keyfer, and a Certificate from under
.her own Hand, of their Genuineness; which
.@ any Person may have the Perusal of by ap- W
^ plying to him at his Book Store in Hanover ^
¥ Square*—Where the Public in geaeralcan be ^
Applied with most Sorts of
M Books and Stationary Ware. W
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, SIR, Paris, August 1, 1774.
IN Consequence of the 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: Aug
have the honour to be fmcGrely, Sir,
Your humble Servant,
W. KEYSER.
Mr. Gaine, Printerand
Bookseller, at New-York.
I The Widow of Joseph Adrian de Keyfer, Esq;
one of his Majesty's Pensioners and Provider for
the Military and other Hospitals 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 may
require it, I have given this Certificate. Sealed with
the Seal of my Arms, at Paris, theist of August,
1774. W. KEYSER.
(Seal.)
PHILIP BROOK S,
BOOK-BINDER from Dublin,
CARRIES on that butinefs in all its branches, at his
shop in Dock-street, between the coffee-houfe and
Old-flip bridge. New or old books lettered, gilt and
rebound in the neatest manner ; merchants and others
supplied with blank books, either ruled or plain, on the
ihorteft notice; pocket books, memorandum books, &c.
He will study to give general fatisfadtion to his customers,
and flatters himfelf the public will favour him with some
encouragement. The following pamphlets may be had at
moderate prices—Cook's voyage round the world; present
for an apprentice, Yorick's letters to Eliza, &c.
To be SOLD, or exchanged for a House
in New-York,
A Small convenient FARM, lying 70 miles up the
North-River, and two weft of it, containing 130
acres of land, with forty under good improvement; a
good quantity of meadow land cleared a^d to clear, with
a good new dwelling-house, a fine young, orchard. It is
lituate at the meeting of four roads, and is therefore well
situated for a merchant, tradesman, or any public butinefs
suitable for a country life.—For further particulars apply
to the fubferiber, living on the premises,
STEPHEN CASE.
New-Marlborough, Nov. 9,
N. B. He has also other places for sale or exchange
as aforefaid.
W R IT I NG
lAUGI AUGH T in fix Weeks, atone Hour per
Diem, + fr .Home or abroad, by the Sub.
r, at his House the lower End of Crown-
Street, next Door to Mr. Ralph Thurman's:
Where Specimens of Improvement may bo
fan, ' W. ELPHINSTQN,