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Cart-street) has for fate,
A General afortment of European and India gbo& which
be will difyoje of wbclefale or retail, cheap for case,
among which are, a large quantity of 3-4, 7-8, arid yard
wide Irifo linen, 9-8 Irjh faceting, brown and white 'Ruffia
do. ozenbrigs, ravens duck, white drilling, fS, yard wd.
end yd, 3-8 cotton check, white Dutch cord, nankeens, black
and coloured India tafftty, womens coloured fa'r.s, raifns,
pack and pound pins, a large affirtment of cheap gold and
tinjel lace, gold loops and buttons, with many other articles
mow in demand too tedious to mention.
RUN-AWAY from (be fubjeriber, living in Paxton,
in the county of Lancaster, the 7th inf. two servant
men, one named Wiliam Meek, a flout man, about 4° years
of age, sfret 9 inches high, redife hair, fair fac'd, pitted
with the small-pox, and full eyed: bad on a light coloured
home made coating coat and jacket, almost new, with white
metal buttons on it ; white shirt and trowfers of home made
cloth, white yarn flockings, and good Jhoes. The other na
med %bn Alexander, born in Scotland, as may be easily
discovered by bit tongue, about 22 years of age, much the
fame height of the other ; has a small cut he lately got on the
right cheek, and ferateb'd a little on bis chin, bis left leg
remarkably smaller than the other ; be wears bis hair (which
is of a dark pale colour) tied behind ; is frejh coloured, and
a well looking fellow ; bis cloatbing the fame as the other,
only be has good bueijkin breeches under bis trowfers, and no
flockings on. Whoever takes up and secures said servants,
so as their master may have them again, Jhall receive SIX
P O UNDS reward, and reasonable charges, paid by
_ JOHN ELDER.
Just Publibbed, by
JOHN ANDERSON,
At Beekman's Slip, Price Six-pence,
THE
GR O U P,
A FARCE:
As lately APied, and to be Re-afled, to the Wonder of all
superior Intelligence ;
NIGH bead quarters, at Amboyne. In two ahis.
Dramatis Perforce. Lord chief justice Haxlerad.
Judge Meagre. Brigadier Hateall. Hum Humbug, Esq;
Sir Sparrow Spendall. Col. Hector Mujhroom. Beau
Trumps. Dick, the Publican. Simple Sapling, Esq; Mon
sieur de Francois. Crufty Crowbar, Esq; Dupe-Secretary
of State. Scriblerius Fribble. Commodore Bateau. Colla
teralis---a new made judge. Attended by a swarm of court
fyeopbants, hungry barpies, and unprincipled danglers, col
leffed from the neighbouring villages, hovering over the flage
in the foape of locufs, led by Maflacbufettenfs in the form of
a baflifk ; the rear brought up by Proteus, bearing a torch
in one hand and a powder flafk in the other ; The whole
supported by a mighty army and navy, from Blunderland,
fir the laudable purpose of enfaving its best friends.
SCENE at BOSTON.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS,
Is removed from his house in Wall-Street, to Beekmaa's-
Street (formerly Chapel-Street)
TAKES this method to inform his friends and the
public in general, that he has fit for sale, a large
quantity of LISPENARD's BOTTLED PORTER,
which he will warrant as good as any London. For cash
twelve shillings per dozen, or nine if the bottles are
returned.
o a sh f r empty QUART BOTTLES.
,Hk^. FOUADS REWARDS
RUN-AWAY about 14 Days ago, from the Subscri
ber, living at paramas, Bergen County, and Pro
vince of New Jersey, a Negro Man named Joe, 21
Years old, 5 Feet 6 Inches high, and of yellow Com
plexion: Had on when he went my a brown Broad
Cloth Jacket, Leather Breeches, pale blue Stockings, a
pew Wool Hat, and good Shoes. Whoever takes up and
secures said Run-away, so thathis Master may have him
again, shall receive the above Reward, and all reasonable
Charges, from ISAAC VAN BLARCUM.
SIXTEEN DOLLARS Reward.
Philadelphia, 23d May, 17757
RAN-away last night from the fubferiber living in
Strawberry-Alley,' an English servant man named
William,Warren, by trade a taylor, about 24 years of
ag e , 5 f eet 5 inches high, well-set, has a down look, dark
brown hair, and seems as if the ends of it had been
knawed by rats ; had on a pretty good beaver hat, a blue
iih coloured wilton coat, a striped Bengal jacket, and on:
striped homespun ditto, black jean breeches, a check
shirt, a pair of good shoes with odd buckles in them, is
fond of liquor, and when drunk exceedingly filly.
Alfq ran-away upwards of two years since, a servant
man named Hugh Me. Daniel, about 30 years old, born
in this country, and brought up to husbandry ; he is a
, well-built, strong hearty fellow, with dark brown or
black bushy hair, and speaks remarkably mild and smooth.
He has a wife and children, which it is supposed are
with him, and it is said he was last winter at a place cal
led Pump Town, in Morris County, New Jersey. Who
ever takes up and fecurcs the said servants so that the
fubferiber may have them again, fha!l have the above
reward, or Eight Dollars for either of them, betides rea
sonable charges, paid by
thomas HARRISON,
ALL persons indebted to the estate of RICHARD
BANCKER, late of the city of New-York,
merchant, deceased, by bond, note, or book debt, are hereby
desired to make speedy payment, and those who have any
just demands against the said estate are desired to bring in
their accounts to
SARAH BANCKER, executrix.
Who has for sale at her dwelling-house opposite the
Golden Key in Hanover Square, sundry European goods,
belonging to the said estate, which will be fold reasonable
for cash : among which are,
Marseilles quilting,
Furniture checks,
Cotton Holland,
Black fattinet,
Bombazeen,
Callicoes,
Scotch and other handker
chiefs,
Sagathies,
Table cloths,
Gartering,
Worsted and thread Seek
ings,
Plain and figured Janes,
Pillows, thickset,
Black and cloth coloured
breeches patterns,
Camblets, Callimancoes,
Tammies,
Durants, fhalloon, Rattinets,
Crimson moreen,
Fine Irilh Lennen,
THOMAS GARDNER,
At his store in William-street, (formerly Horse and
GROUND ginger,
Jamaica Spirits,
Weft-India and New-York
rum,
New-York and French 1
brandy,
Lilbon, Teneneriffe and
Fayal wines,
Gin by the case, or gallon,
French and Carolina indigo,
A large assortment of toys, cheap by wholesale and
sundry dry goods.
Solomon M. Myers,
At Burling's Slip, in the house lately occupied by Mr.
Isaac Adolphus, deceased, has for sale,
BEST FLOUR OF MUSTARD,
Pistol lawn,
Flowered lawn,
Flowered silk gauze,
Plain cyphrus gauze,
Bordered gauze Handker
chiefs,
- Coloured and white threads,
Silk and leather gloves and
mitts,
Silk stay laces,
Shirt and vert buttons,
Sewing silks and knee gar
ters,
Ribbons, ferits,
White and black lace,
1 Fans,
Cinnamon,
Table knives and forks,
Cuteaux knives,
, Felt hatts, and sundry other
goods.
Short pipes by the box or
grocc,
Earthen ware by the crate,
Rice, coffee and chocolate,
Cotten, pepper and alfpice,
Loaf, lump and Mufcovado
sugar,
Molasses,
Flax and feathers,
THIS to fairam al!,?fctfamtre&hrfg fry ^fc
Hannah Aymar, as I will not pay any debts fee may
hereafter contrail. DANIEL AYMAR.
New-York zyb May^ 1775' ...
To be SOLD,
A Healthy young negro lad 16 years old ; his master
having no employ for him will fell him under his
value ; enquire of John Young in Smith-street near
Pitt's Statue, who has for sale Irish linen from 2s qd. to
12s per yard.
Middlesex, Supreme Court,? virtue of fandry
and County Court. 3 D writs of fieri facias,
and venditione exponas, to me directed, and delivered
against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of
Mr. Philip French, of New-Brunfwicfc, all the goods and
chattels, confining of negroes, cattle, h'orfes, and houfhold
furniture, and all his lands within the county of Middle
sex and in the corporation of New-Brunswick, will be
peremtorily fold on Thursday the zzdday of June, rhe
vendue to begin at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, and to be held at the house of said Philip French.
All persons that have any demands on said estate by
mortgage or execution, are defined to attend the sale.
THOMAS SKINNER, Sheriff.
A Begging Piece.
Friend Gaine,.
AS the begging trade (for cuflomers) has been carried oh
by persons of different bufnefs, trades and occupations,
for many years past, tbro' the channel of your paper, I pre
sume it Will be no offence or detriment toyou or the publick, to
let it be known, that I fill continue at my dwelling-haufe
near to Mr. Join Leary's, in Cortlandt-freet, to teach wri
ting, aritbmetick, navigation, surveying, agronomy, mer
chants accounts, and other branches of the matbematicks. 1
think I may affirm, that in zgytars abode in this city, I have
bad as good success in teaching the above-mentioned arts as
any one in the city, there being now living forty aud five
gentlemen masers of v^ets belonging to the port of New-
York, tobo all bad their infra Tons from me, and many
others belonging to other ports, and I don't know but of one of
them alltbat ever loft a Vessel, and that was not for want
of full, but by frefs of weather. Such gentlemen, and others,
as are defrosts to be intruded tbemfelves, or to have their
children infrared in any of the above-mentioned branches,
may depend upon the care and fidelity of yours and the pub
licks bumble servant,
JOHN NATHAN HUTCHINS.
Mortgages, deeds, and other writings, drawn at re&fena
lie rates.
AMBROSE SANDS, who was advertised by Col.
Blackwell, for a supposed escape frorb his bail in
this paper of May 15th, is returned ; and his absence
was occasioned by neglect, and no intention to injure his
friends. JACOB BLACKWELL.
Albany Goal, May 16, 1775.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of
Isaac Van Valkenburgh, Jonathan Washburn, Volc
kert Dawson and John W. Wendell, insolvent debtors
confined in this goal, that they have presented their seve
ral petitions to the Hon. Daniel Harfmanden, Robert R.
Livingston, George D. Ludlow, and Thomas Jones, Efqrs.
Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature for the colony
of New-York; which petitions, with their schedules
and inventories annexed to the fame, are filed, one for
each, in the Secretary's Office in New-York, and the
other in the Clerk's Office in the city of Albany, for
the infpe&ion of their creditors, agreeable to the direc
tions of a certain aft of the Lieutenant Governor, the
Council, and General Assembly of this colony, entitled,
“ An a&: for the relief of insolvent debtors within
this colony, with refpea to the imprisonment of their
persons ;" made and passed the third day of April last ;
in which Laid aft they are named : And they do hereby
notify their refpe&ive creditors, that they intend to apoly
to the said Judges, or any two of them, on Wednesday
the 28th Day of June, at the City-Hal), in this city of
Albany, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, in case the
Judges of the said Court arrive at Albany, otherwise
the week following, before two of the Judges in the city
of New-York.
AN TED,
FOR the purpose of waiting upon a child, a girl of
fourteen or fifteen years of age, either asan appren
tice, or upon wages adequate to her services. For
particulars enquire of the printer.
RUN-AWAY fram the fubferiber,
living in Beekman-freet, in the city of New-York, the
27th May, a servant girl named Anne Cooper, born in Scotland,
and came from there thirteen months ago, and is about 23 years
of age, middling fature, broad feoulders,frefo complexion, {apt
to turn pale when angry) long visage, marked with the small
pox, small black eyes ; bad on and took with her when foe
went away, a black flk bat lined with white flk, a Jhort
bolland gown, one linen and one linfey wefey petticoat, striped
blue and white, one long gown black and red sprig India
callicoe, three plain muffin caps, four handkerchiefs, one a
red and white freckled cotton, a gauze, a linen, and One a
lawn, a lawn apron, two homespun coarse Jbifts, one pair
of coarse linen bofe, a pair of fboes, black frfb, half worn,
with one pair pinchbeck buckles, &c.
Any person that secures said servant girl, so as her master
can have her again, Jhall have Twenty Shillings reward if
taken witbin this city, elfewbere forty shillings, and all
reasonable charges to be paid by THOMAS STEELE.
All master, of vessels and others, are hereby forewarned
from concealing, carrying off, or employing said servant girl
at tbeir peril.
Mrs. ANNE COC K,
Widow of Mr. Abraham Cock, late of tbe city of New-York,
BEGS leave to inform her friends and the public, that foe
bas taken a house in Stone-Street, and furnifed itfor
a. lodging and boarding boufe, and hopes by ber best endeavours
to merit tbe favours conferred upon ber, as foe means to make
it ber particular fludy to oblige and fee duly attended, all tbofe
that favour ber with tbe preference, which «will be most
gratefully acknowledged by tbeir most obedient servant,
ANNE COCK.
Agood CELLAR to let.
FRANCIS AND CAMPBELL,
HAVE opened the large commodious house lately
occupied by Edward Bardin, the corner of Warren-
Street, in the road to the Water Works, for the accom
modation of those Ladies and Gentlemen whose favours
they may have the pleasure to receive; and for their
agreeable reception, coffee, hot rolls, mead, cakes, and
every other genteel entertainment is provided, whether
for large or small companies : The long room, and other
appartments now fitted in the neatest manner, and that
refpeaful attendance which they flatter themselves will
give general fatisfadion.
N. B. The Queen's Head Tavern, near the Exchange,
kept by said Francis and Campbell, as usual.
REMSEN and PETERS,
Have removed into tbefare formerly occupied by Mr. Stepben
Rapalje, in Burnet-ftreet oppofte Philip Livingfon, Efe;
between tbe Fly-market, and Coffee-boufe, where they have
for sale wholesale and retail, tbe following articles,
MADEIRA if
Fenenffe and
Lisbon
Jamaica spirits,
Weft India rum,
Brandy,
Geneva,
Single refined 7
Lump and > Sugars,
Mufcovado )
BeffFrench and 1
Carolina J "^
Pepper, pimento.
Coffee, chocolate,
Ground ginger,
Rice, best Scotch fnuff,
Copperafs, allum,
Brimfone,
Braziletta wood,
Wrapping paper,
Rafans,
Best Connecticut tobacco,
Ditto pork,
ALSO
A quantity offrejb jhip bread.
WHEREAS Jacob C. Ten Eyck, Anthony Ten £
Eyck, and Daniel G. Van Antwerp, did make,
and with their hands fubferibe a certain writing, bearing
date the 9th day of December, in the year of our Lord
1774, and published the fame twelve weeks successively
in fames Rivington's New-York Gazetteer, or Con
necticut, Hudson's River, New-Jersey, and Quebec
Weekly Advertiser, and the New-York Gazette and the
Weekly Mercury, printed by Hugh Gaine, being two of
the public news-papers of this colony ; which said wri
ting is by the tenor thereof directed to all persons inter
tefted in the lands hereafter mentioned, and recites, that
whereas Andries Coeyemans, the (on and heir of Barent
Pieterfe Coeyemans, after the decease of the said Barent,
by his humble petition presented to Robert Hunter, Esq;
then Captain General and Governor in Chief of the
province of New-York, did set forth, that his said fa
ther in his life-time, and at his death, flood seized of *
certain trad of land, tenements, grist-mill and saw-mills,
and other inheritance, with their appurtenances, situate,
lying and being in and near the manor of Renffelaer
wyck, in the county of Albany, as of an estate in fee
Ample, to him, his heirs, and assigns forever, by the
grants or patents of former governors of this fame pro
vince, and other mean conveyances in the law, and prayed
to have the fame granted and confirmed to him, his heirs
and assigns forever, by the boundaries hereafter menti
oned and confirmed within the bounds and limits of his
father's said patents and deeds for greater certainty and
plainness, that is to fay, Beginning at a certain creek
called Peter Bronk's creek, or the creek at Cokharki,
including the fame creek on the weft fide of Hudson's
River ; thence up along the said river as it runs to a
brook over against the middle of Jan Ryerfon sifland, to
a certain small run of water ; thence from the laid rivet
backwards up into the woods weft and by north, half a
point more northerly, twelve miles Englif h measure, be
ing the northern bounds of said land, and the louthetn
bounds beginning at the mouth of the said Peter Bronck,
his creelc ; and thence up the fame, including the fame
as is aforefaid, until it comes to Coxhaki; thence up
into the woods by a due weft cotirfe until it is twelve
English miles distant from the mouth of the said creek,
from the weft end of which distance last mentioned a
fbaight line drawn northerly until it meets and closes
with the weft end aforefaid, northerly bounds makes the
westerly bounds thereof, and the easterly bounds thereof
is the said Hudson's River. And whereas her late Ma
jesty Queen Anne, in consequence of and pursuant to
the prayer of the said petition, by her letters patent un
der the great fealof the province of New-York, bearing
date the 26th day of August, in the thirteenth year of
her teign, and in the year of our Lord one thousand fevert
hundred and fourteen, did give, grant, ratify 2nd con
firm unto the said Andries Coeyemans, his heirs and
assigns forever, all that the said certain trad or parcel
of land within the limits and bounds last before-menti
oned and described, together with all and singular dwel
ling-houses, grist-mills, faW mills, barns, stables, gar
dens, orchards, buildings, edifices, and appurtenances^
And whereas the said Andries Coeyemans did, on the
firft day of October, in the year bf our Lord one thou
sand seven hundred and sixteen, tor a valuable considera
tion, grant, bargain, fell, release, enfeoff and confirm,
unto Samuel Coeyemans, and Aryaantie Coey@'mans, and
to their heirs and assigns forever, all those lands, tene
ments, houses, water grist-mills and saw-mills, situate,
lying and being in the county of Albany, hereditaments in
and near the manor of Renffdlaerwyck, by such metes and
bounds as are particularly mentioned and described in the
said letters patent last above in part recited. And whereas
the said Aryantie Coeyemans, afterwards intermarried
with David Verplanck, of the county of Albany, and
the said Aryaantie and David, or one of them, and the
said Samuel Coeyemans, have divided some part of the
said lands and premises between them, and have fold and
leafed other parts thereof on certain yearly ground rents.
And whereas the said Samuel Coeyemans, by his inden
tures of lease and release, the lease bearing date the
fourth, and the release the sth day of September, in the
year of our Lord 1739, for the consideration therein
mentioned, did grant, bargain, fell, atien, enfeoff, remife,
release, and confirm, unto Coenradt Ten Eyck, and his
heirs and assigns forever, all his the said Samuel Coeyc
mans estate, right, title, interest, property, possession,
claim and demand whatsoever, both in law and equity,
1 of or into all such parts, purparts, Shares, proportions,
§ arid parcels, of all and Angular the said lands, tene
ments, hereditaments, rights, privileges, waters and
streams of water, and appurtenances herein before and
in the said indenture from the said Andries Coeyemans,
to the said Samuel and Aryaantie Coeyemans, particularly
mentioned and expressed ; and as then were in common
} and then as yet remained to be divided between the said
I Samuel, Aryaantie and David, of which faidlands so pa
tented, as aforefaid, excepting as aforefaid, they the said
Jacob C. Ten Eyck, Anthony Ten Eyck, and Daniel G.
Van Antwerp, did by the said writing, declare themselves
part owners and proprietors, and did thereby give notice,
that Robert Yates, of the city of Albany, Esq; Thomas
Palmer, of the county of Ulster, surveyor, and Cafpier
M. Halenbeck, of Coxhaki, yeoman, (persons not in
terested in the said lands) are appointed commissioners to
make partition of the said trad or parcel of land so
granted as aforefaid, and that the said commissioners
would meet on Tuesday the 21st day of March next, at
the house of Richard Cartwright, in the city of Albany,
vintner, to proceed to the partition of the said lands, as
by the said writing so published as aforefaid, relation
being thereunto had, may appear : Now therefore we
the said Robert Yates, Thomas Palmer, and Casper M.
Halenbeck, commissioners so appointed as aforefaid, do
hereby fignify our appointment, and do give notice, that
we will meet at Peterfham, at the dwelling-hdufe of
Anthony Ten Eyck, on Monday the 3d day of July
next, to proceed on the laid partition ; and we desire all
persons concerned to attend accordingly. Given under
our hands at Albany, the 25th day of March, in the
year 1775.
ROBERT YATES, 7 Com-
THOMAS PALMER, Smiffi-
CASPER M. HALENBECK, ) oners.
WHEREAS we the fubferibers were appointed
assignees of the lands, goods and effects of Hen
drick Klauw, an insolvent debtor, by the judges of the
inferior courtof common pleas of the city and county of
Albany, pursuant to the directions of an aft of the le
gislature of the province of New-York, entitled, An
aft for the relief of insolvent debtors within this colony,
with refped to the imprisonment of their persons, parted
the Sth day of March, 1773: And whereas the said
Hendrick Klauw, after said appointment, did make
and execute to us an assignment of all his lands, goods
and effects, for the use of his said creditors, according
to the directions of thea&: And whereas we have in
pursuance to the further directions of the said a&, fold
and disposed of part of the estate of said Hendrick Klauw,
and are willing to make a division of the monies arising
by the file thereof: these are therefore to require all
the creditors of said Hendrick Klauw, to fend in their
demands against him, attested, to us, on or before the
18th day of June next, that they may receive their
dividend of the said estate, agreeable to the directions
of the said aft.
G. G. MARSELIS, 7
ANTHONY VAN BERGEN,3 '""''
Choice MADEIRA WINE,
Jamaica SPIRITS, Weft-India RUM,
BRANDY, ARRACK, GENEVA,
Sweet Wine, Claret, Port,
PORTER in Bottles, LIME JUICE, MOLASSES,
QUART BOTTLES, PROOF BOTTLES, CORKS,
Belt Mustard, and twelve Bottle Cases,
TO BE SOLD
B,JOHN DUNSCOMB.
JOHU BUTLER, Efe; one of tne Judges of the.
Inferior Court of Common Pleas, of the County of
Tryon, in the Province of New-York, does hereby order
notice to be given in all the public news papers within
this colony of New-York, that on application made to
him by Robert Adams, of Johnstown, in the afore
faid county, merchant, a creditor of James Seemer, of
Kingibourough, in the aforefaid county, bricklayer, in
putfuance of four several afts of the legislature of the
colony of New-York, one entitled, “ An a& to prevent
frauds in debtors; one other entitled, “ An aft to con
tinue an aft, entitled, “ An aft to prevent frauds in
debtors, with an addition thereto"; one other, entitled,
“ Ah aft further to continue an aft, entitled, An aft
to prevent frauds in debtors, within an act therein men
tioned"; and one other aft, entititled, "An act to
amend and make valid the afts therein mentioned 1" 1
have directed the whole estate, real and personal, of the
said Tames Seemer to be seized ; and nnlefs he does re
turn and discharge his debts within three months after
such public notice given, all his estate, real and personal,
so seized and taken, will be fold for the fatisfaction of
his creditors. Given under my hand this 24th of April,
X77 S ,JOHN BUTLER. #
The above order is published as the notice hereby di
refted, and all persons concerned are hereby notified
accordingly.
PURSUANT to an order, of benjamin Biagge and
Andrew Gautier, Esquires, two of the Aldermen
of the city of New-York, and two of the Judges of the
Mayot's Coutt of the said City 1 Public notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of Isaac Remyn, an insolvent
debtor, in custody of the Sheriff of the city and county of
New-York, being one of the persons named in a certain aft
of the Lieutenant Governor, the Council, and the General
Assembly of the colony of New-York, entitled, "An
aft for the relief of insolvent debtors within this colony,
with refpett to the imprisonment of their persons ;''
that he the said insolvent, hath presented his petition,
together with an account and inventory thereunto an
nexed, to the aforefaid Benjamin Blagge and Andrew
Gautier, Efqrs. two of the Aldermen and two of the
Judges of the Mayor's Court of the city of New-York ;
which petition, account and inventory are filed with
the clerk of the said court, for the infpeftion of his
creditors, agreeable to the directions of the said a&; and
the said insolvent debtor hereby notifies his said creditors
that he intends to apply to the said Judges on Monday
the nineteenth day of June next, at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, of the fame day, at the house of Andrew
Gautier, Esq; situate in the dock ward of the city of
New-York, fronting Princess-Street, for his difeharge,
agreeable to the directions of the faida&.
ED \VAR~D-B TrdTn;
WHO lately kept Hampden-Hall Tavern, in the
fields, in the city of New-York, has removed
to the house and large garden in Beekman-Street, formerly
called Chapel-Street, in said city, lately occupied by
Mr. Bamper, and now called
KENSINGTON,
Both which are fitted and prepared in the most commo
dious and elegant manner, for the reception and enter
tainment of Ladies and Gentlemen. The garden will be
illuminated every night during the summer season, and
supplied with all forts of cake, mead, wine, &c. Said
Bardin assures the public in general, and all his friends
and acquaintance, that every endeavour in his power
will be exerted to give general fatisfa&ion, by giving at
all times the best entertainment; for which purpose he
has laid in a variety of the best liquors, with which he
will always take care to be supplied, together with a good
larder, provided with the best eatables, ready upon the
shortest notice ; relishes of all forts will be always ready,
together with chicken pies for hot fuppmrs ; dinners and
suppers prepared for large or small companies, ana served
out to any part of the city when required. For the
better accommodation and amusement of his friends and
customers, the several New-York weekly papers will be
taken in at said house for their perusal.
N. B. Waiters who can be well recommended for their
sobriety, honesty, and knowledge of their buflnefs, are
wanted, and will meet with encouragement, by applying
to said Bardin.
PURSUANT to a power contained in a certain j Ven
ture of mortgage, duly made and executed by Comfort
Severs, to me the fubferiber, bearing date the 15th day
of April, in the year of our Lord 1769, public notice is
hereby given, that there will be exposed to sale at public
auction or vendue, at the City-Hall of the city of Al
bany, in the province of New-York, on the 25th day
of OCtober next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, pursuant
to the directions of an aft of the legislature of the colony
of New-York, entitled, “ An a& for the more effectual
regirtry of mortgages, and for securing the purchasers of
mortgaged estates ;" parted the igth day of March, 1774,
all that certain dwellimg-houfe and lot of ground, situate,
lying and being in the Second-Ward of the said city of
Albany ; containing in breadth on the east and weft,
31 feet 5 inches, and in length on both sides, 142 feet,
all Eoglilh measure ; together with the appurtenances,
unless the principal money and interest due upon and
secured by the said mortgage, be before that time paid and
difeharged. Given under my hand this 14th day of
May, in the year of our Lord 1775.
ABRAHAM C. CUYLER.
ALL those gentlemen who are forming themselves
into companies in defence of their liberties j and
others, that are not provided with
S W O R D S,
May be suited therewith by applying to CHARLES
OLIVER BRUFF, in Maiden Lane, near the Fly-
Market. Small swords silver mounted, cut-and-thrufl
and cutteau de chafe mounted with beautiful green grips,
and broad swords as gentlemen may fancy, either with
lyon heads, dog heads, bird heads, &c. &c. all complex
ted with great dispatch, and as neat as by any in the city#
N. B. Bert small arm and pistol oyl flints.
Hanover-Square, New-York.
JEREMIAH ANDREWS,
JEWELLER,
CONTINUING his business ftiU in the fame place,
thinks it proper to acquaint /hop-keepers and traders,
who are under disadvantages by reason of the nun-impor
tation, that he is willing cheerfully to bear his part ;
therefore engages to makeevery article for such, pertaining
to his branch, as cheap as they could be imported from
London, and materials as good. He returns thanks to his
customers for their part, and hopes a continuance of their
future favours, which he will always gratefully acknow
ledge. Also informs them and the public, that he hath
a great variety of patterns of the newest fashions, which
he received from London since his last advertisement.
NICHOLAS HOFFMAN,
Has for sale at his store in Dock-Street, near the Coenties
market;
REFINED and Bloomery bar iron, German fleel,
New-England feythes ; a few boxes of long pipes;
A parcel of very neat sword blades ; best oil gun flints and
bolting cloths as usual.
Also a few hhds. of very good tobacco;
FORMERLY carried on by John Klein, in Sloats
Alley, is continued by JACOB POZER, in
Bridge-street, (commonly called Wynkoop-ffreet) opposite
in the Rear to the Hon. John Watts. Said Pozer fol
licits the Favour of the Public in general, and will be
much obliged for a Continuance of the former Customers
of said Klein; assuring all who may employ him, that
he will endeavour all in his Power, to merit their Favours-
The Public are hereby informed that the
Baking Business