The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1775-07-31 00:00:00, page 4

PUBLIC notice f£ hereby given, pursuant to as ^
of the Governor, Council, and General Aflbmbly of
the province of New-York, passed the 19th day of March
mow last past, entitled, “ An ad for the more effectual
xegiftry of mortgages, and for securing the purchasers of
mortgaged estates;" that on the loth day of October
next, at ten o'clock in the morning, there will be fold on
the premises, by the fubferiber, at public auction or ven
due, to the highest bidder, ALL that certain farm or
parcel of land situate, lying, and being in Rumbout'a
Precind, in the county of Dutchefs, beginning at the
cast corner of a lot of land now, or late, in the peffeffion
•f William Edwards, by an elm sapling marked ; thence
54 degrees and 30 minutes east, 37 chains and 40 links,
to a white oak tree marked on two sides; thence north
31 degrees and 30 minutes weft, 24 chains, to a stake and
stones round it ; thence south 54 degrees weft, 23 chains,
to, or near, the middle of a pond of water ; thence north
24 degrees and 30 minutes weft, 12 chains and 4° links,
to an island on the north fide thereof, to a white ash
sapling marked ; thence westward along the creek, as the
said creek runs, to the land now in the pofleffion of
William Edwards, to the place where it firft began, con
taining 108 acres and a half of land, whereof 7 acres and
a half are allowed for pond; with all and lingular the
appurtenances to the fame belonging.—Whch said farm
and parcel of land, and premises, were, by deed bearing
date the firft day of January, in the year of our Lord
1772, mortgaged by Peter Davifon, since deceased, to
the fubferiber, for securing the payment of £. 250, with
inbereft, on or before the firft day of October then next.
The conditions of sale will be made public on the day of
the vendue, before the sale begins, and title deeds execu
ted by the fubferiber, to the purchasers, fubjeft to the
proviso in the said aft of assembly in favour of other
mortgages, judgments at law, and decrees in equity, prior
to the said sale, by
March 14, 1775. CHARLES LE ROUX,
rill For LIVERPOOL,
And to touch at CORK,
The SHI P
J^reJULIA N A,
R° BERT MONTGOMERY,
4ra#r_3 MASTER;
WivL fail in ten days, For freight or passage
apply to the Master on board, at Brounjohn's
wharf, Mr. Dennis M'Ready, or Templeton and Stewart.
Albany Goal, nth July, 1775.
NOTICE is hereby given to all the creditors of Sa
muel Loadman, an insolvent debtor, confined in
laid goal by process issued out of the inferior court of
common pleas of Charlotte county, being one of the Per
forms named in a certain a& of the governor, council, and
general assembly of the colony of New-York, entitled,
“ An aft for the relief of insolvent debtors within this
colony, with refped to the imprisonment of their per
sons;" pasted the 3d day of April last, that he the said
Samuel Loadman, has presented his petition te two of
the judges of this inferior court of the county of Char
lotte ; and I do hereby notify my refpeftive creditors that
I intend to apply to the said judges, on the z6rh day of
August next: But ifit should so happen that the said
judges cannot attend on that day, then 1 will make appli
cation on die 19th day of September next, for my dis
charge, agreeable to the directions of said aft.
SAMUEL LOADMAN,
F^T^^'S f OTEYC
, rl4^A hUT cf the paflare of the
1 fubferiber, at Rye, Wtft-
I W chester county, on the 21st of
,'June, 1775, a sorrel MARE,
1 '"?"' 14 hands high, a natural
rotter, marked with a ballface,
her main hanging on the near fide, four years old, Any
person that will apprehend the thief and mare, so that
the owner van have her again, /hall be paid the sum
of FIVE POUNDS, and for the mare only THREE
POUNDS, by me
WILLIAM LYON,
LOTt °7^TTOTEN,
ON Thursday the 4th inst. a TARRIER, formerly
belonged to the pack of hounds at Bowles-Hook;
red colour, very slim, carries his tail flat on his back,
and will be of no service to the perlon or persons who
may have him in possession, as he is fit for no other use
but following a packof hounds. Whoever will bring him
to the printer will be handsomely rewarded.
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CONFECTIONER,
In Dock-street, near the Coenties-market, or Broad-street,
TAKES this method to return his sincere thanks to
all his friends and customers, for their past fa
vours, and hopes for a continuance; at the fame time
begs leave to acquaint them, that he has made in this
present season, a large quantity, and great variety of fine
-green and other preserved fruits, also in brandy, and dr,;
^nd will fell much cheaper than the last season, for
ready money only, and every thing belonging to he said
business warranted to be equal in quality to any made in
the firft Shops in London, and will keep years. He alto
makes and fells sugar and burnt almonds, carraway and
ann fe I comfits, orangeor lemon sugar plumbs, ginger,
cinnamon, and other tablets, his famous barley fupr and
syrup of lemon, very good for a cold and cough, syrup of
capil'laire, warranted not inferior to the French sugar
candy ; all kinds of the fineft and richest cakes, as
Queen, royal hearts, plumb and pound cakes, macca
rouns, ratafia drops, and other cakes, preserved milk,
warranted to keep years, a famous fluff to make the hair
grow long, thick, and prevents it from falling out, dif
ferent kinds of ornaments for tables, with other sugar
work. Any great entertainment whatever he will under
take to furnifh (on proper notice) in as elegant a manner
as can be done in Europe, where he has had the manage
ment of several.
N. B. He warrants the goods of the above mentioned
lufinefs, if they are inferior in quality, or spoiled by
h;ra^_h& :#*tAnJ- ft— ^vrhan&^ or return the money, Thole
that purchase a large quantity, will be allowed five per
cent. His name is over the fh^p.
New-Y rk, July 15th, 1775.
WHEREAS James Van Varick, deceased, in his
life time did assign all his estate real and perfo
mal, to John Fell, Esq; Robert C. Livingflon, and John
Thurman, jun for the use of all his creditors: They are
desired to bring in their demands to John Thurman, jun.
attested, that he may proceed in fettling the fame; and
all persons indebted to the estate of said James Van
Varick, are earnestly requeued to make immediate pay
ment to prevent trouble ; as the accounts that are not
speedily fettled will be prosecuted.
A' LL persons indebted to the estate of Lawrence Kill
brun, late of this city, deceased, are hereby reques
ted to pay the fame speedily to Judith Killbrun, or Abm.
H, Van Vieck, Merchant, who are to be spoke with at
the store of Henry Van Vleck, and Son, at which place
is for sale the remaining assortment of all kinds of pain
ters colours, and different sizes of glass, which will be
fold low for cash only. And likewise to be let and en
tered upon immediately, the pleasant situated and conve
nient house which the said Killbrun occupied.
~IVTCH-OL-AS L/OW;
at his store in Duke-street, 'fronting Coenties Market,
next door to Dr. Atwood, fells cheap,
ftWEET oil of a superior quality, cocoa of the firft
A fort, fail duck and twine, old caftile soap, small /hot,
Eeet lead, mufeovado sugars and coffee, geneva in cases,
anda quantity of firfaparilla, just landed.
A Parcel of genuine HOLLAND GENEVA incafes,
to be fold by
JOSHUA T. DE ST. CROIX,
At bis fa& eppoGte Eyck's Slip, am Iha Now M^*^
^ - IMPORTED BY
GEORGE BALL,
Next Door to Merits. Perry, Hayes and Sherbrooke's Store,
In BayArd-Street,
AN Assortment of China, Glass, Earthen, Delft, and
Stone Ware of all Kinds, at the usual Prices, and
feme Articles lower than formerly, for Cash or Credit,
Burnt China.
Tureens with Dishes, Sugar dishes and cream jugs,
Large Cups and Saucers, Breakfafl plates,
Lefler do. do. Teapots several sizes,
Lefler do. do. Tea-table lets compleat,
Bowls of several sizes, Flower jars of several sizes.
Mugs of do. do.
Blue and white China.
2 Q^art bowls, 3 Sizes of cups and saucers,
3 Pint do. Coffee cups and saucers,
I Quart, pint, and half pint, Butte- tubs and stands,
Mugs of several sizes, I'eapots and spoon boats,
Tea pots large and small, Salt fellars,
Plates 2 sizes, Pudding dishes,
Sugar dishes and cream jugs. Sets of jars for flowers,
Pencil'd China.
Sauce boats 2 sizes, I?int mugs,
Cups and saucers with iHalf pint, do#
handles, |Pint bafons,
Sugar dishes and cream jugs, Teapot stands with spoon
Teapots 2 sizes, boats,
Butter and cake plates, Odd cups and saucers.
Glass, very neat.
Quart decanters, Blue quart decanters for port
Laced and cut wine ghffes, or claret, cut Bottoms and
Wine and water tumblers, tops.
Tint do. do. Neatcut salts, 2 patterns,
Q,rt decanters, flar'd, Wash hand glafles withplates
Wine glafles to match, Silver top cruit stands,
Pint decanters, M retard pots, with odd
Punch glafles several sizes, cruits. Nipple glasses.
Flower'd Glass.
% Qyart decanters, |Wine glasses to match,
I Quart do. [Wine and water, with ale
Pint and half pint, I glasses.
Enamel'd shank wine flaffes S'allad bowls and stands,
Plain do. do. Urinal glafles for male and
Decanters, quart, pint and female,
half pint. Phlals sorted by the gross,
Sugar diffies with milk pots.
Green Glass.
Gallon fioare bottles, "int and half pint Balks,
2 Opart do. Ink bottles,
Pint do. do.
Best velvet and common corks, chamber lamps earthen
or tin, Bristol beer by the calk or dozen, Bristol dishes
and cups, with a general assortment for a country store,
cheap. Glasses to grow flowers.
Said Ball has likewise imported a large assortment of
the ufeful and wholesome iron utensils so much recom
mended by phyficiabs for their fafety, and so generally and
justly preferred to copper, by all the house keepers in Eng
land, for two of the best reafont in the world, viz. That
they are entirely free from that dangerous, poifoncus pro
perty from whence so many fatal accidents have been
known to arise amongst those who use copper verbis, and
because they never want tinning as copper velDls do.
Tea-kettles from three quarts to fix,
Four gallon pots, with covers, to five quarts,
Pie pans, two gallon oval pots,
Stew-pans and covers, of several different sizes,
Fish-kettles of fix different sizes, with drainers,
Sauce pans from fix quarts to one pint.
For cabbin use on board of Dipping they are by far pre
ferable to copper, as no danger (however careless the
cook, or long the voyage) can possibly happen from using
them, as too often has through those causes, from the use
of copper. They are all wrought according to the most
approved patterns now in use in London, and will be fold
▼,tv low
- 3ULD by HUGH GAIN E,
WRITING PAPER of most Sorts by Retail;
Pens, Quills, Wax and Wafers; Pen-knives,
I^k-pots and Standilhes of different Sorts ; best Reman,
Fiddle Strings by the Bundle; Clarke's Snuff and Tobacco
Boxes; Powder Horns, and Shot Pouches, 'Gold Scales
and Weights, Ink-powder, with black and red Ink;
Scales and Dividers; a great Variety of Gentlemen and
Ladies Pocket Books, Ass-skin Memorandum Books,
Razors, Hones and Strops; Pounce and Pounce Boxes,
Letter Files, gilt and plain Meffige Cards ; India Ink in
Cakes; Backgammon Tables, with Boxes and Dice ;
playing Cards. WITH
HAERLEM OY L,
CORN SALVE.
And the best EYE WATER in the World.
Also, Ryan's incomparable Worm destroying SUGAR
PLUMBS.
FoLO ~ ND O N,
The BRIGANTINE
RACHEL,
RICHARD LUSH,
master;
1,11 l 1.11 ip fix days. Fer light freight or
VV parage, apply to the Matter on board, at the
Albany Pier.
To be SOLD,
rHE pleasantly fyuated house and garden spot, in
which Mr. John Marfton at present lives, at Haer
lem, directly opposite to Col. Lewis Morris's feat, ad
joining the Haerlem river ; the house has five fire-places
and eight rooms, a convenient kitchen with a pump in
it, a very neat garden and a good colleaion of the best
fruits, a good convenient barn, and necessary out-houses,
together with about two and an half acres of wood land
up the Haerlem river. An indisputable title will be
given by Peter R. Livingston, Thomas Randall, and Sa
muti Judah, and possession given as soon as fold; to
whom or eibrr otThem, uppl^ftir the conditions 0f sale.
T O O yo-L"Dr°
For Cassi ot short Credit,
A Choice Assortment of Carolina Indigo, several
Tierces of Rice, and likewise a Quantity of excel
lent old London Red Port and Claret. Apply to William
Durie, at Mr. De Wint's, near the Fly-Market, Queen-
Street.
Choice MADTTR A °WI~N~E,
Jamaica SPIRITS, Weft-India RUM,
BRANDY, ARRACK, GENEVA,
Sweet Wine, Claret, Port,
PORTER in Bottles, LIME JUICE, MOLASSES,
QUART BOTTLES, PROOF BOTTLES, CORKS,
Best Mustard, and twelve Bottle Cases,
TO BE SOLD
BrJOHN DUNSCOMB.
TO BE SOLD,
For no fault,
A Strong healthy negro wench, about 30 years of
age, and can do all kinds of house work. En
quire of the widow Darcy, in William Street, opposite
Jo/hua De Laplane's.
IF James or WillianTtodd, late of
Minemore, in the County of Derry, in Ireland, is liv
ing, this is to acquaint them, that their father and mother
is arrived in New-York, and would be glad to hear from
them as soon as possible ; they may hear of them by|
directing their letters to the care of Willoughby Loftusj
&arMurray's wharf, ia Naw-Yorl^'
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of
Joseph Todd, an insolvent debtor, now in the cuftoQ
of the High Sheriff of the county of Westchester, being
one of the persons named in a certain a& of the Governor,
Council, and General Assembly, entitled, “ An aft for
the relief of insolvent debtors within this colony, with
refpeft to the imprisonment of their persons;" that he
the said inlolvent debtor hath presented his petition to the
Honorable John Thomas, Jonathan Fowler, and Caleb
Fowler, Efqrs, Judges of the Inferior Court for the said
county of Westchester; which petition, together with
his account and inventories annexed to the fame, are filed
with the Clerk of said Court for the infpeCtion of his
creditors aforefaid ; and the said insolvent debtor doth
hereby notify the said creditors, that the said Judges have
appointed the 11th day of August next, at two o'clock in
the afternoon, to /hew cause why an alignment /hall not
be then made to certain persons therein named, of all his
estate for the use of all his creditors, at the County Hall,
in the said county, and he the said debtor be discharged
agreeable to the directions of said a&.
~ To be SOL D,
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 Iri/h linen from zsqd, to
zzs peryard.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, pursuant to an aft
of the Governor, the Council, and the General As
sembly of the province of New-York, passed the 19th day
of March last past, entitled, “An act for the more effec
tual registry of mortgages, and for securing the purchasers
of. mortgaged estates"; that on the iztn day of July next,
at ten o'clock in the morning, there will be fold on the
premises by the fubferibers, at public adion or vendue, to
the highest bidder, all those certain trads of land situate,
lying and being at Claverack, within the manor of Renf
felaerwyck, beginning at a black oak tree, which tree
stands south 77 degrees weft from the house of Joseph
Pixley, and from the said tree south 78 degrees east, 58
chains ; thence north 12 degrees weft, 80 chains; thence
north 78 degrees weft, 80 chains; thence south rz de
grees east, H chains ; from thence to the place where it
firft began. And then another parcel of land lying on the
east of the afore said piece of land, beginning at a black
oak faplin Handing fix chains from a small brook, thence
south 86 degrees east, 40 chains; thence south 4 degrees
weft, 80 chains ; thence north, 85 degrees weft, 40 chains,
thence to the place where it firft began ; with all and
Singular the profits, benefits, privileges, hereditaments and
appurtenances to the farrie belonging. Which said tracts
of land and premises were, by indenture bearing date the
13th day of November, in the year of our lord 1769,
mortgaged by the said Joseph Pixley, since deceased, to us
the fubferibers. The conditions of sale will be made pub
lic on the day of the vendue before the sale begins, and
title deeds executed by the fubferibers, to the purchasers,
fubjedt to the proviso in the said aft of assembly in fa
vour of other mortgages, judgments at law, and decrees in
equity, prior to the sale by
Claverack, Dec. 3, PETER FONDA,
'774' LAWRFNCE FONDA.
To all Persons inberefted in the Trahl of
AND WHEREAS I the fubferiber am part owner
and proprietor of the said two trails of land : NOW
THEREFORE by virtue of a certain aft of the Licut,
Governor, the Council, and the General Assembly of the
colony of New-York, passed the Sth day of January,
1762, intided, ''AN ACT fur the more effectual col
'' le&ing of his Majesty's quit rents in the colony of
" New-York, and for partition of lands in order thereto ;\
aid also by virtue of one other aft, entitled, "AN ACT,
" to continue an a&, for the more effectual collecting his
“ Majesty's quit rents, in the colony of New-York, and
“ for partition of lands in order thereto ; and also to
" continue another aft, intitled, An act to explain
, part of an aft, entitled, An aft for the more es
" fe&ual collecting his Majesty's quitrents in the co
“ lony of New-Ycuk, and for partition of lands in order
“ thereto ;" passed the 31st day of December, 1768,
I DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that JOHN BUT
LER, of Tryon county, in the colony aforefaid, Esq;
and RICHARD DUNCAN, of ScheneCtady, in the
county of Albany aforefaid, gentleman, and WILLIAM
COCKBURN, of the county of Ulster, in the colony
aforefaid, furv yor, not interested in the trad of land,
are appointed commifficners to make partition thereof,
purfuAnt to the said several afts ; and that they the said
commiflieners will meet at the dwelling-house of Robert
Clench, tavern keeper, in Schenectady aforefaid, on
Tuesday the 19th day of September next, to proceed to
the partition of the said land; and all persons interested
therein, are hereby required to attend then and there for
that purpose, either by themselves or their attornies.—
Given under my hand the 20th day of May, 1775.
GEORGE MANN.
Morris County Co^rr) TICE is hereby given to the
cf Common Pleas. )X ^ respective creditors of Benja
min Day, Nathaniel Day, and Hezekiah Freeman, in
solvent debtors, that they be and appear before two of the
Judges of Aid Court, at the Court-House in Morris-
Town, on the seventh day of August next, at two o'clock
in the afternoon, to shew cause, if an, they have, why
the said insolvent debtors should not be discharged from
their impri sonment, agreeable to the directions of a late
act of the Governor, Council, and General Assembly of
the province of New-Jersey, passed inethe twelfth year of
the reign of our now Sovereign Lord George the Third,
King, &c. entitled, “ An act for the relief of insolvent
debtors."
Land herein after mentioned.
WHEREAS his late Majefiy King George the
Second, by letters patent under the great seal
of the colony of New-York, bearing date the twenty-firft
day of February, in the year 1752, did give and grant to
Jacob Borft, and others, in the said letters patent named,
ALL those two certain tracts or parcels of land, situ
ate, lying and being in the county of Albany, to
the westward of S^hohary, between the mountains of
Schohary and the hill called by the Indians Onuntadafha,
on the creek or brook called by the Indians Ofchaleghe,
otherwise Cobus Kill, the firft of which trails begins
at a beach tree marked with three notches on four fidet,
and a cross on the weft fide, Handing on the fide of a
sleep bank, on the north fide of the said brook, called
Ofchaleghe, or Cobus Kill, at the lower end or point of
a piece of low land, and is 37 chains . measured in a
Freight line down the fiream 0; the said brook, from the
place where a tract of loto acres of land, formerly
granted to the said Jacob Borft, and others, takes its
beginning ; and this tra& runs from the said beach tree
notch 13 degrees, weft 80 chains ; then south 75 degrees,
weft 178 chains ; then south 49 degrees, weft 232 chains
to the weft end of the said tract of 1000 acres ; and then
along the bounds thereof to the most southerly corner of
the fame ; ar-d from thence north 75 degrees, east 372
chains ; and then north 13 degrees, weft 60 chains, to
the place u here this tract firft began, containing 3000 acres
of land, and the usual allowance for highways. The
other of the said two tracts begins at a white oak tree,
marked with a blaze, and a cross on four files Handing
on the top of a Heep black Hairy bank, on the weft fide
of the said brook, called Ofchaleghe, or Cobus Kill,
which bank is the place called by the Indians Onuntada
ffia, and the said tree is 10 chains up the llream of the
laid brook, from where another brook filleth into it, and
this tra& runs from the said place of beginning, weft 10
chains ; then fouth.eaft 62 chains; then foqth 70 de
grees, east 107 chains ; then south 13 degrees, east 76
chains ; then north 75 degrees, east 443 chains ; thei
north 13 degrees, weft 313 chains; then south 75 de
grees, weft 512 chains, to the said brock called Ofcha
leghe, or Cobus Kill ; and then down the stream thereof
as it runs to the place where this tra& firft began, con
taining 15000 acres of land, and the usual allowance
for highways, the said two trades containing together
tß,ooo acres of land, and the usual allowance fur high
ways.
PURSUAN'T to a poster contained in a certairt inden
ture of mortgage, duly made and executed by Comfort
Severs, to methe fubferiber, bearing date the 15th day
of April, in the year of cur Lord 1769, public notice is
hereby given, that there will be exposed to sale at public
au&ion 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 TO o'clock in the forenoon, parfuant
to the directions of an ad of the legislature of the colony
of New-York, entitled, “ An aft for the more effectual
registry of mortgages, and for securing the purchasers of
mortgaged estates ;" palled the 19th day of March, 1774,
all that certain dwelling-house and lot of ground, situate,
lying and beingin the Second-Ward of the said city of
Albany ; containing in breadth on the east and weft,
31 feet 51'nches, and in length on both sides, 142 feet,
all English measure ; together with the appurtenances,
tinlefs the principal money and interest due upon and
secured by the said mortgage, be before that time paid and
discharged. Given under my hand this 14th day of
May, in the year of our Lord 1775.
ABRAHAM C. CUYLER.
JOHN BUTLER, Esq;. one of the 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 te
him by Robert Adams, of Johnstown, in the afore
faid county, merchant, a creditor of James Seemer, of
King/bourough, in the aforefaid county, bricklayer, in
pursuance of four several ads of the legislature of the
colony of New-York, one entitled, " An aft to prevent
frauds in debtors; one other entitled, “ An act to con
tinue an aft, entitled, “ An aft to prevent frauds in
debtors, with an addition thereto" ; one other, entitled,
“ An aft further to continue an aft, entitled, An aft
to prevent frauds in debtors, within an aft therein men
tioned" ; and one other aft, entititled, “ An aft to
amend and make valid the afts therein mentioned :" I
have directed the whole estate, real and personal, of the
said James Seemer to be seized ; and unless he does re
turn and difeharge his debts within three months after
such public notice given, all his estate, real and personal,
fa seized and taken, will be fold for the fatisfaction of
his creditors. Given under my hand this 24th of April,
1775. J OHN butler.
Those that are defocus of obtaining a
thorough Knowledge of the Military
Art, wou'd do well to apply foonfor
The Manual Exercise,
As ordered by his MAJESTY, in 1764.
Together with
PLANS and EXPLANATIONS,
Of the Method generally pra&ifed at
REVIEWS and FIELD DAYS, ^c.
N. B. A few Copies (the Remains of a large
Impreflion) may be had of H. Gaine, at his Book-
Store in Hanover-Square.
Where may be had,
JUST PUBLISHED,
LETTERS
Written by the late Right Honourable
Philip Dormer Stanhope,
EARL of CHESTERFIELD,
To his S ON
PHILIP STANHOPE,
Late Envoy Extraordinary at the Court of D^efden :
SIX DOLLARS Reward.
RUN away, on the 27th of May last, from the fub
feriber, in Third-street, Philadelphia, an English
servant man, named JOHN BRAG, 5 feetg or loinchet
high, well made, said he was brought up to the brick
yard business ; has brown curled hair, is brown faced,
pitted with the small-pox, has blue eyes, is flow of
speech ; had on an old beaver hat, fnuff-coloured coattee,
yellow single plated buttons, light fuftian jacket without
sleeves, yellow single plated buttons, white linen ffiirt,
ozenbrigs trowfers, old grey yarn flockings, new /hues,
with square brass buckles. Whoever takes up the said
servant, and secures him, so that I may get him again,
/hall have the above reward, and reasonable charges, paid
by JOSEPH PEMBERTON, Grazier.
All matters of vc&b are forbid to Garry him off at
their peril.
The above order is published as the notice hereby di
refted, and all persons concerned are hereby notified
accordingly.
City or ^T DANIEL HORSMANDEN, Esq;
NeW-YohK,) Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of the Colony of New-York, pursuant to an Aft
of the Lieutenant Governor, the Council and the General.
Assembly of the Colony of New-Yurk, entitled, " Am
aft for relief against absconding and absent debtors ;" do
hereby order notice to be given in all the public news
papers printed in the city of New-York, that on appli
cation to me made by Josiah Hunt, cf Mamaroneck, in
the county of Weftcheller, and province of New-York,
yeoman, a creditor of Henry Fowler, of North Castle,
in the said County of Wcftchefter, and province of New-
York, late merchant ; hnd proof of the concealment of
tl>e said Henry Fowler, within the colony of New-York
by two witnesses, I have directed all the estate, real and
personal of the said Henry Fowler, within this colony,
to be seized, and that unless he do return and discharge
his debts within three months after such public notice
given, all hiseftate, real and personal, will be fold for
the payment and fatisfaftion of all his creditors. Given
under my hand this sixteenth day of May, in the Year
of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and feventy-five.
D INIEL HORSMANDEN.
10 the 0 U BLIC.
The New STAGE COACHES,
I'HAT constantly ply between New-York and Phi
ladelphia, the one sets out from Powles-Hook:
ferry, opposite New-York, and the other from Mr#
Little's, in Fourth-Street, between Marketand Chefnut-
Streets, 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 Paflengerr, 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 ir; the Coach, is
Thirty Shillings, and out Paflengers Twenty Shillings.
Proc. Each Paflfenger allowed to takeiqlb. Baggage, and
above that to pay Two Pence per pound.
The Flying Machine
Still continues, and fers outevery 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 Palfengers,
and return the next Day to Powles-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 iqlb. The
Passengers are desired to cross over the Ferry to Powles-
Hook the Evening before, as the Stages set oil early.
It is hoped that this very expensive Undertaking will
meet with Encouragement from all Ladies and Gentle
men, as they may depend upon pundual Peformance, by
The Public's most obliged Servant,
John Mercereau.