The daily advertiser — New York [N.Y.], 1787-12-22 00:00:00, page 3

A NY Person having demands on the eft.ite of
/j. JAMES YOU E, deceased, are reqtielled o' all
on the fnbfcribc for pav men And alt thole who
i^re indebted to (aid efface arc hereby requested to call
and d^fcharge thei-accounts before the firlt day of
janua y next:,-or may expert their accounts will be
pise in the hands of an attorney, for recovery of rhe
fame, without jiftiruS/bn; as a fettle rent of that
elhte mall bemade at rhe time above mentioned.
JOHN YOULE, Admmiilraror,
^Jov 14., ts. No. 64, Beekm in Slip.
■^Tlio has just opened a £esh and general adbrt
; . ment of
Hardware Ironmongery, and Cutlery, •
^hich h’i will difpofeof ve.y rcafena.blc by vholc
faie? or retail.
Wd -’.Kr.V> a Carman received thirty
large fi?ed Loav’s of Sugar from the
Sugar House in King; direct, the 27th day
of Jd-iber la^, to, deliver on board Hugh
Boyd s (loop for Albany, which wav, not
done, nor have they been heard of since.
This is ro inform any Carman or other Per
son who will difcuver whefe said lugar
was delivered, or how it may be reco
vered, lha’l receive a reward of Ei ■ E DOL
LARS, from M iXWELL & STAPLE.
Dec. 22, ts.
BY order of Benjamin Blagge, Esq. Al
derman, ^nd one of the Judges of the
Mayor’s Cpt’rt of the city of New-York :
^Notice is hereby g’ven to all the creditor
of James Barnett Porter, an insolvent debr-
a ©Kj»hat they (hewcaufe, if any they have,
by the twenty-fevmth’ day of December
instant, before the said Alderman, why an
iffignmenrof th; said debtor’s estate Ihould
not be made for the benefit oi all his ctedi ■
fors, and he thereupon difeharged, pur
fudnt to an ad of the Legislature of the
State bf .New-York, entitled, “ An a& for
the relief pf fnfolvent debtors,” paflbdthe
* tjth day of April, 1786. Dated the £oth
<of December,’ 1787.
5 t JAMES BARNETT PORTER.
this com'imw3ihh, any rum, brandy, or
othsr driiined fpirkuaus liquors, or any
malted, brewed or fermented liquors, or a
ny cheese, butter, pork, beef, tallow or tal
low candles, as before-mentioned and def
fcribed, in any (hip or veHel whatsoever,
such person orpeifonsfo offending, (hall in
cur a forfeiture of all aad every such arti
cle and thing above described , and moreo
ver such ship or other vessel, on board of
.which such aifawful importation (hall be
made, is.hereby declared to beforfeited, to
gether with all hertackle, apparel, and fur
ijiirure to the person or petfons who will
,Yue for the fame, by bill, plaint, informa
tion orfuit in any Court of admiralty with
in this commonwealth.
And be it further enaAed, that if any per
son (hall presume to import into this com
.mbnwealth, any of the articles above de
fcribcd by land, every waggon, cart ? or o
ther carriage,, add also every bead of bur
then, or draught used or employed therein,
with their tackle and furniture, (hall be
forfeited, together with all and every such
article so imported contrary to this aft. All
which forfeitures (liall and may be recover
able in any Court of record in this com
mon weak H, by bill, plaint, information or
suit. by any person or persons who (hall sue
for the fame.
And to the end that the feyeral articles
above enumerated and defended, may be
more effedually prohibited from importation
into the commonwealth by land or water.
Be it ertaAed, That if any p. rfon or per
fdns after the said dav of (hall
be found, in the use or possession of any arti
cle or thing prohibited from importation
bv this ad, the offender or offenders (hall
forfeit and pay the sum of , for eve
ry such offence, and moreover (hall forfeit
and lofo th • article irfelf, to b ■ recovered
by any person who will inform or fue.for
the fame in any Court of record. And if
any tavern-keeper (hall offend against this
art, he or (he ; ball forfeit his or her licence
foke-p r avern, and be rendered incapable
of renewing the fame for 12 months next
enfoirig
Provided always, TE4t nothing herein
(hall be'condrued to prohibit rhe officers,
crews or pa (Ten gers of any (Kip or vessel
from ufin? or confoming any articles be
fore-mentioned Or board thereof within
this commonwealth, where the said articles
have been laden and bought bona fide for
the purpose offea-ftor s.
THE General Society of Mechanics and
TradePmen of the City of New-York,
ate hereby notified, that their annual meet ■
Jpg \yill be held on tfiefirß Tuef^ay in Ja
nuarv next, at the boufe of Mr. Walter
Yleyer, innkeeper, at ten o’clock, A. M.of
which the faveral members are requeued rd
take particular notice, as an election of of
ficers for the ensuing yea* vill then rake
©lace and fevera! other matters be laid be
fore them.
By order of the General Committee
J C Chairman
* * A few M XPS of the WESTERN
TERRITORY of th? UNITED STATES,
may be had of the Printer hereof.
PURSUANT to an order made by the ho
norable JOHN oLOSS HOBART, Esq.
one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of
Judicature in this State, upon the petition
of CORNELIUS C BOGARDUS, an in
solvent debtor, in conjunction with so many
of his Creditors as have debts owing to
them by the said Cornelius C. Sogardus, a
mounting at lead to three fourths of all the
money owing by him: NOTICE is hereby
given by the petitioners, to all rhe creditors
of ’be said Cornelius C. Bogardus, that they
be and appear before the said Judge, at his
chamber in Crown-street in the said City,
by the eighth day of January next, to (hew
catife, if any they Have, why an aflign
mie.it of the said Cornelius C Bogardus’s
eßate Qiould. not be made for the benefit of
all his creditors, and the said Cornelius C.
Bogardus difeharged, pursuant to the direc
tions of an act of the legislature of the State
of New-York, entitled, 0 An ad for there
liefof insolvent debtors,” paTed the tath
day of April, 1786. Dated this 19th day
of December, 1787.
CORNELIUS C. BOGARDUS.
Petitioning Creditors John Bogardus,
William Alexander, John Noblit, Francis
Bogarcus Isaac Lawson.
§ales At Auction,
On MONDAY next, X o’clock.,
At No. 20, Wall-street,
A large and general afforcmcEtof
DRY GOODS,
Amongst which are
Superfine, focund and coarse cloths,
Grey, blue and brown coating,
2 cases round and trim’d hats, of differ
ent qualirie s.
Anda great variety of martin’s tail, fable
fox, and white Ruflia muffs, tippets, and
ermine, &c. &c.
ROBERT HUNTER.
On MONDAY, the 24th inst.
At Twelve o’clock at the Ccff e-House,
will be peremptorily Sold by the SHE
RIFF,
HFHE see-simple of those two
1 very valuable ROPE WALKS, lituate
in rhe Our Ward of this city, at present oc
cupied by Messrs. Schermerhorn, Stewart &
Jones, and Arnold.
At the fame time and place, a number of
very excellent LOTS, lying between the
Broad-way or Great-George-ffreet and the
Bowry-lane^
A particular description of the Lets, and
conditions of sale will be made known at
the time and place of sale.
M. WILLETT, Sheriff,
New-York, Dec. 20, 1787.
PURSUANT to an order made by Jere
miah Wool, Esq. Aiderman, and one
of he Judges of the Mayor’s Court in and
for the city and county of New-York, up
on the petition of Garret Van Bomel, an in
solvent debtor, in conjundion with so ma
ny of his creditors as have debts owing to
them by the said Garrit Van Bomel, amount
ing ,ar Isali to three fourths of all the money
owing by him : Notice is hereby given, by
the petitioners to a’l the creditors of the
said Garrit Van Bomel, that they be and
appear before the said Judge, at his office in
Broad-lireet, in said ciry, by the 9th day
of January next, to Ihewcaufe, if any they
h?*ve, why an alignment of the said Garrit
Van .Bomel’s estate should not be made for
the benefit of all his creditors, and the said
Garrit Van Bomel difeharged, pursuant to
the diredions pf an act of the Legi’flarure of
the State of New- York, entitled, “ An ad
for the relief of insolvent debtors,’’ palled
the 15th day of April, 1786. Dated this
19th day of December, 1787.
GARRIT VAN BOMEL.
Petitioning Creditor. ' John 'Mauritius
Goetfchius, by Charles De Bevois, his At
torney.
Farms of LAND to be Sold.
TTHE firft is lituate in the bo
rough town ofWeflchefter, ar Frogs
Neck, joining the East River, and contains
ijoacres of Land, Tjiis farm was former
ly the property of Enoch Hunt. The. land
is excellent, and the situation delightful, on
ly 18 miles from New-York-
The second is fituare in the
Manor of Cortlandr, about 2 8c 1-2 miles
south of the Presbyterian church at Crum
pond, and is about the fame dirtance from the
Friends Meeting House ; it contains 205 8c
1-2 acres of good land, under excellent im
provement, and now in possession of Joseph
Smith, the elder.
Also, a farm situate atSingling,
in the Manor of Philipsburgh, 2 miles from
the landing, contains 100 acres of the best
land, both for grain and grass; at present
occupied by John Orfer.
For particulars apply to the fubferiber,
living at Croton, near the-ferry,, who wiU
furnifh indisputable tides for either or all of
the above farms.
PPI. V. CORTLANDT.
Manar of Cortlandt, Dec. 19s iw.ed
At bis Book-Store and Printing-Cflice, at the Bible
in Hanover-Square, has forJalc’, •
XL 1L forts of Writing Paper, Dutch and English,
in any quantify, Ledgers, bay-Books and Jour
nals, Qt evtiy fixe, and belt paper, Parchment of
the belt.fort, Ly the roll or single skin, Sealing-
Wax, Wafers, and the belt Qu Jis and Tens, with
Pounce, .Shining-band, and aimoft every thing in
the Stationary line. Likewde
Bibles of ala’olt every fixe, TcliamcKts,. Spel
ling- Books and Primers, young Man’s Companion,
Schooi-Maitc/s Affiitanc, young Clerk’s V..de Ale
cum, Waits’s Plaims, &c. with a very great varie
ty of Books for country liores; Guthrie’s and S.H
mon’s Grammars, Sheiid..u/s, J mnlton’s, Bailey’s
and Femung’s DiAionarics, Fisher’s and CockeLs
Arkhrnetic ;.a great variety oi Novels, and ichool
Books in Greek and Latin, wi h and w-thour the
«ardhttrons, I aeon’s Abridgment, ra 5 vuls wuh
a riWmbmofßepoits arid Entries.b) i: ver al eminent
hand', Playing <aids by rhe ezen or Imgie puck,
Turiingtnn’s B<iHa nos Life, Andevfon's Ard H op
cr’sPilh, British.Ori,- RyaH’s Sugar p.timbs, and
a fp.w pounds of excellent Gim-Powdcr... v - -■ ,
Nov. m w &f
AT PRIVATE 'SALE,
A Gold repeating Watch, cost 30 guineas,
A Gold Snuff.. Box, coll 12 guineas,
A falfo Watch, entire gold, coil 10 guineas,
A Tooth-pick Case, colt 15 guineas.
~Fdr~SALE by AU’ctTon7
By Vine? Van Zandt,
. At the Coffee-Houfe, .
On Tuesday the 15th day of January, 1788,
THAT very capital modern built DWEL-
LING HOUSE three Hories high, si
tuated in Princess-street, late in the posses
sion of Dominic Lynch, Esq; and now oc
cupied by Mr. Simeon Nathan, containing
nin,e fire places, and a spacious hall the re
is on the fame, a spacious (lore house two
Rories, coach house and (tables for four hor
fes.&c. a well of excellent warerand pump.
Also, a ciltern, together with a large-plot
of ground now. laid but as a garden, with
an elegant summer. house in the rear-
The situation is . undeniably a good one
the premises in good repair ; were erected
on a judicious plan, well calculated for rhe
ease and comfort of the. inhabitants; and
when it is recollected that-the House and
designed as the residence of the builder, it
may be fairly presumed that it is fobftanti
a!ly and well built ; the Compting .House
and rooms are fitted with peculiar neatness;
and on. rhe whole, few houses are better
adapted for a town rffidence. The premi
fos may be viewed preceding the day of
sale, with the leave of the tenant; a plan of
the ground mav be seen; and fur “her parti
culars known of VINER VAN ZANDT,
No. 20 2, Water-ftreer.
LOST
YESTERDAY Morning about It o’clock,
between St Paut’s and the Tea-wa
ter Pump, a.brown Flute Stick, mounted
withan ebony head, on the top of which
was a white ivory plate , the head is made
so as to be screwed off, and in the r fide a
lobfekey to fix on the flute, which made it
a complear instrument for playing upon ;
the lower end is mounted with a brass fer
ril. The stick was made in Philadelphia,
by a Mr. Anthony, whose name (lands on
it a little above the mouth hole., Who
ver has picked it up, and. will bring it to
No. 33, Broad-vay oppqfire St. Paul’s
church, (hall receive a reasonable reward.
New-York, Dec. 21. ts.
'SALES st AJJCTI ON,
By Frederick Jay, a .
On Monday Afternoon, at Three o’clock,
At No. 244, Queen-llreet, a variety of
DRY GOOD 80
LATELY rived from Ireland, bt<J in Trinity
College, Dublin, expenenced-fonse years inf
tiie eaucauun.of youth, and in ^he coiirle of his
paftice, has fitted maty young gentlemen for time
univerfiry, in the Greek, Larin and English Lan
guages, Logic, Rhetoric, N-<«rai Philosophy., His
tory, Geography, „&c cam bear the llriavii Scruti
ny as to his character and his abilities in his pro
fs flion.
Any gentleman who may favor him with his
commmils, by addreflmg a few lines to G. H S. at
the Printer’s of the ;Daily Advertiser, or . at Mr
M l Cor.mick’s, No. ir, Cruger’s wharf, shall be
particularly attended to.
N-. B. He will engage to fit any boy of ap
proved abilities f.of any college iu less than four
years, and can have many to certify h. has already
done it. Dec 8, 1787
a7~ A C A D E M Y
IS opened inUpper Salem, in thecountyot Weft
chclter, and state ol ( New-York, under the im
mediate infpe&ion of Mr. Amxi Lewis, in a con
venient building prepared for, that purpafe,- where
thelcarnej Languages and all kinds or academical
Literature will be accurately taught.
The Lunation is pleasant and hedlrhy. Decent
lodging, for Scudents mdy be hadin the neighbour
hood, on the nwif rcafonable terms; and particu
lar care will be taken to furnish the School with
every neccflaty accommodation. ,
Those gentlemen who fend their children to this
Academy, may depend on their .being treated with,
paternal tendernels, faithfully inltiuded in the va
rious branches of Science, and carefully infpeded
with regard to their moral deportment. ,
As an infiitution of this kind has been much
needed in this part of the country; jr is hoped our
design will meet with early encouragement, from
the friends of Literature.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
Upper Salem, Dec. .8, 1787.
N. B. A neat let of Globes have been procmed
for the benefit of Students in Geography and Altro
nomy.
A GENTLEMAN
hugh Gaine,
To be Said at Private
THS,F^rm, Grist and Sau'-M?ils, vherron the
Su&fcribA now lives, known by the name ot
Squires-Point, about jymiies from New liruHlwick^
40 miles from ’trenron,- "4 from Eaftown, in a fine
wheat country. T»e Farm contains acres of
good land, on which there is a y.ery genteel hbufei
with fnixrooms on, a floor, a latite barn withieveral
fmalldwellingJioulcs ; thqGrill-’Mi^hastv.'e, am of
Hones, inexcellenr order, and the §aw-Mill almolt
new, on a never-filing hream hl wari'rj also »
Negro Man, a com pleat miller; likewifc three
-Farms, containing 200 acres each,, about tv o -milete
frQm the Mills For farther p.a-rtietilars, enquire of
Mr. John Ilamfay, Mr. Alexander Stewart, Mr. Hay,
Stcvcnfon,in New-York, 01 rotlie owne; on the pr©r
miles» - '’.JOHN RAPALJE.
Squire’J-Point, Sept. 24th, 1787. ts •,
To be Sold at private Sale, i
(And immediate pofTedion given to -the purchaser. J
SIX LOTS of GROUND, each of 25 feet front and!
rear, and 100 feet deep., in rhe on vyard of ths
city of New-York, contiguous t the Raft river^
viz. Three LOTS on the south fidt of Lomhard—
hreet, on which is a good Dwelling House, con
taining fix rooms and a kitchen 5 likcwile a work^f
shopi.and (table, a pump with good water, and «
ciltern near the door j and three Lotson the north
fide of Cherry-ft reet, ; '' • 4
Likewifc adjoining the ?'ore-mcntioned fix Lots*
is a good whdrf, and a flip inir^ fi r tl<e convenience
of hauling tip timber^ which wharf ha^ been long
nf,ade use of as a ship-yard, arid is probably, froni
its fimation and depth of water, aS well adaptect
for the Shep building business, as any on the river
and from its local advantages, mtdf be a very im4r
proving interest to.the ptvehafer. Iritis not fol J
by rhe ift of March n x , it will then be .to let. Foe
terms apply to JOHN AR'HUR, Novi^o, Queen->
Hreet, Nov-26,1787. iaw. am. ;
ATO-TZCE is hereby given, to all per Jens indebted t»
I^/ J^MES MTER, iisn 9/ the eity of New-Tor\,,
an Jnfolvent Debtor, that unless they makf imm' diate fay-*
menttothefubjeriber, of the effat e of the afore-
said James Myer, inn. their accounts -will be, put in the
hands of an Attorney and all persons having claims a
gam/l the said James Myer, junior, previous to his dif
charge'und^r t"e act of tufalventy, are required immedi-*
ately to present their accounts, propeily attefed, to
Netv-Tork,, Oil. 16. JOHN LOVETT, MJfignee.
3 mt
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, pursuant to au»
aft of the Governor, Council and General Af->
fembly of the late Colony ofNew-York, palled the
i<jth day of Marchj 1774, entitled, “An aft for the
mote elf -ftual regn't y of Mortgages, and for fc~
curing the pm chasers of mortgaged ellatis,” Thae
on the thirtieth day of April next, at eleven o'clock
in the forenoon, wiH be fold at the Coffee-Houfe,
in the city of Ne# York, at public auftion or ven«
due, to thehighelt bidder,' all that certain Meffiiage
or Dwelling-Hoide, and Lot of Groilnd, fiiuate in
the Dock-ward of the said city, being bounded ire
front on the weft by Broad-ftrect, northerly by Mill
ftreer,' foutfierly and easterly by a lot now or late
of the heirs and devifees of the late John Living
ften, deceased, containing in the front on-Broad—
Ilrcet aforelTid, 4T feet 6 inches, on the-d O rth fide
44 feet 10 inches, and or: tlje southerly fide 35 feeb
4 inches, Be the fame more 0/ less.-r-And alto, all
chat certain Mefliiage and Lot of Ground, lying oil
Nalfati-ftreet, in the North-ward of the fitid city, op
polite the hew Brick PrMwteiian Chu ch, contain**,
ing in front and rear 39 feet, ard in depth oneach
fide i JT feet. The conditions will be made known
at the time of lale, and an indisputable title given
tn the purchaser. Dated the apth day of Oftoher,
17S7* m
TO BE SOLD, by the SUBSCRIBER, as
PUBLIC. AUCTION, • ■
Tobe held on the premises, on MONDAY.
■ ' the fourth day of February next,
rT^HE FARM, late of William.. Ogden, de^
.-*• ceased, lying in North-Callie., in. iLff
county of Weiichefter, containing tvjQ./iun
dred and tiuenty-feven acresy well timfered.
and watered, a good double DzveXing^.
HouJ'e and Kitchen^ a good Barn ap4. or
chard, widia'n excellent spring c< water
within two rods of the kitchen. On the
fame is an excellent meadow, producing th®
befFFnghffi grass. The conditions will bg
made known at the time of rale by .
JOSEPH OGDEN, •
N. B. Those who have demands againlf
rlk'eiiate of rhe said- W illiam Ogden, de
ceMqd, requeued, to attend the sale.
Nonh-Caßle, Dec, 1787. sw.th&ns
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, purtuavr to a A
Act o( the Governor, Counc ij, and General
AfTcyblv ofthe; litre colony qf New-York, pafledj
the 19thday of Match, *784, tntirled “ an adte
for the more effectual regifteringdf mortgaged es
tates” Tha.t o,n Monday the 1 zth day of November
next, at eleven o’clock in the fore oon, wilt ba
fold on' the prernifes^ to.the hitjicfl bidder, “ All
that certain,piece or parcel of Land ' consisting of
five several Lots, lituate lying and being i- thrmaa
dot'of Phrlipfburgh, and county of Tfeft Chcftcr^;
Boundedfouther-ly‘bylandfpidbyrPhilip Cortlande
and Isaac S"on.ehburgh. Efqi Sr Cbmmiflioners, ti>
John Lawrence, F.I q. weftenly, bv rhe North of
Hudfoh’s River, northerly, tly by rhe land ful4
to Edward Co venhe. ven, pattly by land fold toCor—
neliusP. Low, and partly by land to Jac6bus Duytk«
man, andeafterfy bv a Run of water, called Saw-
Mill River. Containing otie hundred and fifty fives
acres, more briefs with? the'appm tenanses which
f«id prfcmi-fes were by Indenture, bearing date the
twenty-eighthday of Match, I^6 Mortgaged by*
Andrew Bolt wick, and Anfshi's wife, to Wiliism S«
Livingston, for securing thc paymen: of fctir hun4
dred and twe'itv'nine pounds, tbvee. shillings
eleven peneie. Tlw Conditions will be made &r«Wi»
on the Day ofSalel UQy »-
. ........ ... , -4
BY order of the honorable Richaid- Mo; •ris^ Est?
chief ju-h icepf the fupreuie court afjutiic^itureof
the state ofNew-Yoik. Notice is he>eby gTefi to Ben
jamin Eye,ye, of the city of London in the kingdom of.
Great Britain, merchant, an ablenf debtor, md to»
all othe is whom itSnay concern that upon applica-'
tion anddue'propf made ^o, the said ctiief jufthe^
puifuantto an ad of the jegiflature, ensitlsd '■‘ah a®
for eliefagainft abfcondrn'g'and abfent' debtors,
palled the 4th day of April 178(2, by it creditor of the*
(a'd Benjamin Eyre; he the said chief j tiff ice, hag
dirededali his the said- Benjamin Eyre’, estate, reaS
and perfonal,within this ftateto befeized, and that:
imlefs he shall dilcharge his debt' within one year
after, the publication of this notice, all his estate, reai
and pe'foual will bp ioldfor rhe payment andfatis
fadion of his creditors.
'Dated' at the city of New-sYork,this 4th day of May
its-he year of oiff Lord. 1787. su