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To be LETT, HA# immediate Pofleffion given §
if agreeable to the Tenant,
AN elegant house, sanhilingof a variety of gosd I
rooms, for feme years occupied as a tavern, I
which has been conftaatly referred by the molt respec
table gentlemen of the Army end Navy. If also a-|
greeable to the tenant, all the improvements made
bytie present occupier, will remain, together with
the furniture and ufenfils therein, nreeffuy for car
ryipg on fiid business. Application to be made to
T< rence Kerin, Attorney at Law, and publick Nota
ry, No. „, WiH-ftreet, nearly opposite Put's Statue.
Just imported, and to be fold by
Robert Bogie,
At No. 28. Hanover square, the t Rowing articles,
MENS fine and military foes, womens ftutiand
leather do. boots, frifh linen and Meetings,
runs thread, and coloured do. jeans, fuftians, cordu
roys, velvet bound hats, silk, cottonand linen hahd
ke chiefs, lawns, gauzes, minionets, needle worked
aprons, checks, blown holland, tartams, pocket
books,wafers,wax,quills, bard and foft Ihoe brushes,
hardware, audited in hunks, glafi ware, mould and
dint candles, turpentine soap, &e. &c.
To be LET,
THE dwelling house of the late Mrs. Mat sh, long
a noted public house, and an eligible stand for
any kind of business, lituate at Jamaic i,Long-lfland.
Together with fever)acres of land, (more or less)
part of which is a very good garden Ipot; this may
be had for a term of years, if agreeable.
To be SOLD, the house and lot next to the above,
on the main Ib eet, to the weft, in the present occu
pancy ofWm. Warne. The,title indisputable. For
terms apply to the Rev. John Sayre, in Smith-street,
New-York, No. 33.
To be SOLD,
A Lot of excellent land, being a part of the estate
£ of Mrs. Marth, deceased, and situate at Ja
maica, Long-Illand, containing ftventeen acres (more
or lets) on pai;t of which is an orchard ; it joins the
Cometary of the English Church on the Edt ; lies
along the main iheet, and is bounded on the weft
by cue Dutch parsonage, which is now occupied by
the Rev. Mr. Bowden; and on the north by lands
of the widow Banks, and others. The title indis
putable ; for terms apply to the Rev. John Sayre, in
Smith street, New-York, No. 33.
Imported in the lall flvps from England, and to be
fold by
M'Cree and Munn,
At their store, No. 20, Queen-street,
SUPERFINE broad cloths, second and coarse do.
hunters cloths, caffimers and keifey beaver,
Willing's ftript orlens, Bath coatings, fliallcons,
buckram, sewing silk and tw'ff, 1-2 ell and Square
mode, armofeens, peifians, taffeties, faifinets, rib-1
bons, silk gauzes, laces and edgings; Barcelona,
romal, and printed linen and cotton handkerchiefs ;
printed callicoes, nankeens; mens silk, thread, cot
ton, spun silk, random and worked heft ; womens
thread and cotton do. men and womens silk and jean
gloves; silk and worsted breeches patterns, thread
and cotton caps, princes fluff, ruffeis, callicoes, du
rants, camblet, Highland tartans, check and check
handkerchiefs, cqarfe lawns, dieting and ravens
duck, jeans, Turkey ffiipe, beaver caller hats,
mens and womens Ihors and pumps, youth and
childrens ditto, ihoe boots, bend leather, sealing wax,
and sundry other articles.
npHE CREDITORS of the late GEORGE TRAIL,
# deceased; who have not delivered in their accounts,
agreeable to a former ydvertifemect, are hereby notified
not ro^edeft doiog the fame by th^ laR <hy of February
frit enuring, arthep the accounts will be finally adjusted,
and an equal dividend made of the produce of his eftas,
by Edward Agar, and John. Segar, administrators to the
laid eriate.
t"o-FeTo 'ld;
A N excelh nt farm, about a mile from Newtown
lending, containing above an hundred acres of
line, including twenty or more of fi^e thriving
young wood land, and a let of fait neadow at some
dittance. There are on the premises a good house
and harn, two large gardens, and a number of fruit
trees of the belt kinds. The whole is in good fence,
and capable of thehighett improvement. The beau
tiful filtration of some of the grounds, commanding a
molt extensive and elegant profpe&, renders it an ob
je& for any gentleman of taste; at the fame time
that its vicinity to Newtown landing, and the quali
ty of the foil, must make it, in proper hands, highly
advantageous both for firming and gardening.
Persons inclined to purchase are detired to apply be
fore the 10th day of March next, to MrJohn Kelly,
Notary Public, Hanover-square, or to Harifon and
Auchmuty, AttZrnies at Law, Queen-street.
William Lyon,
At Mr. Win. Lupton's,No. 50,Water-ftreet, has imported
in the ship Ruby, from Glasgow, the following goods,
which he will dispose 'of by the package or piece, on
very low terms, viz. \
T@ ROAD and narrow German cords, corduroys, fufti
ans> white and coloured jeans and jeanetts, Floren
tines and Rockerett, MarfeiUes quilting, men and wo
m%hs thread hose, mens,bite and coloured silk ditto,
bhtk hlk pieces for breeches, womens black and white
fi& aloves, meg and womens white and coloured leather
ditto, moree gowns, silk quitted petticoats, black and co
lotted silk handkerchiefs, linen and cotton printed ditto,
silk giuzet, and gauze handkerchiefs, long lawns, diaper
tffle cloths, Scotch and forth linens, ruffled and plain
plain tapes and bobbing, printed cottons, black and
cQ : %f,d fearing silk, earpets and carpeting, military and
fife foes, boots, womens callimanco ffioes writing paper,
fi^e wax, wafers, inkfowder and quills, brown soap and
drillles, ivory and born combs, brushes, London porter,
tfftlfan assortment of hardware, a quantity of paints,
itafeld oil, &c.
S O L D,
Two three story and half brick dwelling Houses, on
! the northerly fide of Little Dock-street, near the
E^dh^nge ; one now plEffed by Mr. Dennis M'Ready,
and thertber by George Forbid, Also a two story and a
Salt brick dwelling House, almost new, with a large yard
a'nd ti'ftern, occupied by Edward Seaman, Esq; two lots of
larid-rin the rear thereof, one fronting the E^ft River, in
as 'dxtAbi&njry stand for business. Propofols in writing,
wi|l, tye je<*'v m d bv pho Kujy, No. 28. Hanover-fqoa?e.
FE SOL D,.
AnJ possession giv n the fitft of May next,
A Twe story bnd a half dwelling House, situated on
I" A % trorthfrly fide of Q^een-ftreet, in an exceeding
god§ tfro'tW'bufinef?, with a lot of land endofed with a
board fence, 23 feet in front, and 96 feet four inches in
depth, in thezear of which there is a small tenement, and
stable. Propofols in writing, for the fame, will be re
fyivea by j-hn Kelly, No, 2^, Hanovw-ifarc.
HALL and BIR
At No. 977, Beekman's Slip, ^ ^ 1
Have for sale, on the lowed terms,
1— MADEIRA, red port, and Lifb>n wines by the
pipe, ,quarter calk, or dozen; hyfon, green,
fiilhong and bohea teas, double and tingle refined
loaf sugars, mufeovado ditto, old Jamaica spirits„
brandy and rum by the puncheon or gallon, mess
beef and pork in tierces, barrels and half barrels,
fliip bread, flour of a good quality, a frefh assort
ment of butter ; shot from No. 1 to 4, with a general
assortment of groceries, a few tierces of good rice,
a parcel of damaged bread and oatmeal
"GO" LD'WA~TC H E s,
A Neat assortment, plain and jewelled, warranted
good, lately come to hand, to be fold by
THOMAS GORDON, Watchmaker, in Hanovei<
Square. Likewise, good silver watches of different
prices.
TO BE SOLD,
TWO excellent three story and an half brick dwelling
houses, with a good lot and ciflern, to each of
them; the one lituate in Dulce Street, near the corner o'
Smith-Street, and the other in Hanover-Square, in a
commodious stand.---A two story and an half brick
store house, almost new, in the rear of the last mention
ed house : A large lot of land with a convenient coach
houfe and stables, on the northerly fide of the Sloat, and
five lots of land near Cruger's wharff, fronting the Old
flip, in an exelleat stand for business, being part of the
eilate of Henry Cruger, late of the city of New-York,
Esquire, deceased, Prooofals for the fame, or any part
thereof, will be received by JOHN KELLY, No. 843,
Hanover-Square, who is empowered to fell the fame;
and who has a good house on Cruger's wharff to dispose
of.
Lately imported in different vessels from Liverpool,
and for sale, by
BENJAMIN SYKES,
At No. 13, Great Dock-Street, the following
Articles, viz.
CUPERFINE flour,
° Mould candles, soap,
Chefhue cheese ; also,
Crown gldft, in boxes of 100 feet each,
A few chetts green tea,
Cabin blankets,
Mens worked hose,
Du. white and grey yarn hose,
Do, ready made great coats,
Do. white and coloured silk hose,
Womens silk cloaks and bonnets,
Do. scarlet cloaks,
Sailors Jackets and hats,
. 3-4 wide checks, &c. &c. ctf.
lull imported in the ihip Ruby from Glasgow,
By Thomas Buchanan, and Co.
And for sale on the lowed: terms, at their store in
Queen-street, No. 212,
THRESH flour in barrels, bar iron, a few boxes
well aborted Irish linens, mens coarse and fine
faces, womens callimancoe flioes in trunks, and
other dry goods as ufuai.
They have likewise f<r sale, port wine in pipes,
hogsheads and quarter calks, with a few pipes of
exceeding high proof brandy, and a quantity of
Liverpool fait
>W<O be fold, a very good Brick Dwelling- house,
j two Story and a half high, situate on the
northerly fide of Water-rtrees,near the Coffee house,
in a very good stand for business, and in good repair,
for which an indisputable title will be given. For
terms apply to John Kelly, notary public, No. 843,
Hanover-square.
rO be fold, a new two story and a half brick
dwelling-house, with a Ipatious yard, and a
gool cistern ; also two ttoe-houfes & yards adjoin
ing thereto, Situated in Bcekman's-ftreet, at the cor
ner of Gold-ftrect, the whole in excellent good re
pair. Proposals will be received by John Kelly,
No. 843, Hanover-square.
-JOHN —B"E-T-T"S;
No. 43, Whitehall,
Has for Sale at his Cordial Distillery,
ORANGE WATER, Clove Water, Ail Fours,
Anhifeed Water, D&or Stevens, Shrub,
Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Cherry Rum, Gin, and
Geneva in Cases.
JOSE PH TOTTEN,
Has imported in the Cnip Vigilant,
BAIZE'S- -red, green, and crindon. Tammies,
durants and Ihalloons; 7-4, 8 4, 9-4, and 10 4
ROSE BLANKETS, and a few crates of Queen's
ware, which he will dispose of reasonable.
He has likewise for sale, wholesale and retail, a
general assortment of dry goods suitable for the sea
son, rum and sugars by the hogshead, flour by the
barrel, candles by the box.
Barrack-Office, William-dreet, Jan. ri, 178 a.
I,L Persons who have back orders from this
/ 1 Office for Fuel, are requeued to fend imme
diately to the yards for the lame ; for the time to
cerne every person is desired to call for their orders'
weekly, or at fartheft once a fortnight, and not keep
'the orders by them more than 14 days, as thole de
tained longer will not be accepted ; it being found
(that unlefsFuel is drawn in a more regular manner)
impossible to ktow the date of the magazines, or as
certain the quantity in the garrison.
Eau de Fleurs de Venice :
O R, THE
VENETIAN BLOOM WATER.
rT'HIS curious Water is extracted by an elaborate
j chyrnieal process from the most fragrant flowers,
and the purest dew collected in the month of May, and is
without depute the most excellent cosmetic or beauty
waffi, ever yet difeevered ; giving to the skin the greater
cleatneft, together with the fineft whiteness and foftnefs
imaginable. It takes away pimples, freckles, and spots
I of every kind, with all disagreeable redness, tan, or fun
;burn. It renders a rough ikin finely smooth, and de-
Iftroys those minute worms which are so often lodged un
f der ^nd deform the Ikin. It is peffeffed of such a nou-
Irifhing quality, that it preserves from wrinkleseyen to
I an advanced age, and in short, it so opens the pores of
the skin, and promotes the perspiration of it, that it
I gives the whole complexion, in a very short time, that
frefil, healthful and blooming appearance which it ought
naturally to have when free from any disorder. This
admirable Water is not in the lead of the nature of paint,
being of itfelf as clear and transparent as the fineft
chryftal, nor is there the fmdleft particle of Mercury,
or any other cerrofive fubftante in its competition, but it
is in all refects perfedly fafe, innocent and harmlcfs.
Sold By H. GAINE.
TO Bt :SOLD,
, And possession given on the firft of May p»{„
A Good three story and a half brick dwelling Houfa
with a cißrrn and convenient yard adjoining to the
house, now occupied by Mrs. Hamilton, in Dock-street.
Allo an exceeding good two story and a half brick
d welling house, situated in Water-street, with a convenient
yard, all in good repair.
Proposals in writing, for the fame will be received by
John Kelly, No. 28. Hanover-Square.
'f?bcSO L D,
TH E house in Cherry-street wherein Captain
Mitchell now lives, nearly opposite the house
formerly occupied by the late Mr. Walter Franklin,
in Mentgomery-ward: 'Tis three Tories high, has a
good pump of excellent water in the yard, and with
very little expence two small tenements may be fitted
up on the fame lot. Also to be fold, the hcufe in the
rear of the above, in Water-street, adjoining Mr.
Arding's distillery. In the yard of the last mentioned
house there is a very comfortable habitation fit for a
middling large family. The lot is near 150 feet
long. The house in Water-street, is now occupied
by Mr. Witten. For terms, apply to Mr. John
Kelly, notary public, in Hanover-square.
GEORGE GRUNDY, and Co.
Have just imported in the brig LOWTHER and SEN
HOUSE, Jrom Liverpool, and have for sale at
their store, No. 162, ^uee?%-Jlreet, near Peck's-
Jlipi the following goods, on the most reasonable
terms, viz.
r^URPENTTNE fa,,/^,
,§ claret, jar and linseed oil, iron hoops,
Belt mess beef and pork in barrels,
Britijb brand, in puncheons, malt, bops,
Smith's coals, brufbes,
Shelled barley, split peafe, and tin plates,
White and red herrings, rolled iron,
dibeet copper, glass and earthen ware,
Bottled beer in tierces, vinegar,
London porter in barrels, old Cbefbire cheese,
Varijb, lamp black,
Spanifb brown and white lead,
Cordage, port wine, and strong beer in pipes,
Pomatum, black ball,
Plain and ti,t pipes, hair powder,
Starch, ftationary,jewellery, bofiery,
gloves, &c. ^c.
Also an assortment of Mancbefter goods, confuting of
fine corduroys, velvets, tbickfets, printed jeans, pil
lows, denims, fatunets, Dutch cord, and rope, and
a variety oj other articles, &c. % &fc,
'¥"O be fold, a new dwelling house, two story
R and a half high, with a fpacioos lot, situate
on Ci user's Whaiff For Terms apply to Jolin
Kelly, No, 843, Hanover-square, who has several
lots of land ta let, near the Whitehall.
Hopped A L E.
BEING aefired by a great many of my
friends and customers to brew some strong
ale that 1 could fell them at eight dollars per
barrel, I now acquaint that I have ready to
deliver, at my brewery on Golden-Hill, a
quantity which greatly exceeds, both in fla
vour and quality, any that has been brewed
since the rebellion, by
MEDCEF EDEN,
fro be let for such term cf years as ihall be agreed
£ upon, th-t beautiful and delightfully ficuated lot of
land at Hellgate, adjoining land lately occupied by Heath
cote Johmfou, Esq; containing twelve acres of choice
meadow, and very convenient for a ferry to Hallett's
covr. Propofiis will fe received by John Kelly, No.
843, Hanover-square
TBY
Jacobus L. Lefferts,
A i uis store in Water-street, between Burling's flip
and the Fly-Market, three doors weft cf Philip
Ruinelsnders china I'o e, upon the most leafon
abk terms, the following articles, ' viz.
MAdeira, Pert, Lif-; Callilefap,
bon, Sherry, andfTutpentine ditto,
Teneriffe Wines, Belt hyfon, ibufbong,
Old Jampica spirits, and bohea teas,'
Old Antigua ditto, Bell green coffee in bar-
Well India rum of the reh or left quantity,
firft quality and high Chocolate,
proof, by the hogshead, Pepper, alfpice, ginger,
barrel, or less quantity; nutmegs, cinnamon,
French brandy in kegs, mace, c ! oves, tobacco,
or by the gallon, Best Scotch fnuff in blad-
Holland geneva, ders and bottles,
Best London porter, and Mustard in bottles,
Liverpool ale in bottles, Cheshire, double and fin-
Molasses in hogsheads or gle Gloucester cheese,
barrels, Short and long pipes,
Coarse and fine salt, Split peafe, rice,
Loaf and lump fugats, Indigo, copperas, allum,
Mufeovado ditto, Writing and wrapping
Mould and dipt candles, paper, wool cards, &c.
Coarse and fine SHOT, &c. &c.
Also, a quantity of excellent new Rose Butter
Just imported.
MARSTON & RAPALJE,
In Wall-Rreet, corner of Smith-ftreety have for sale,
A Parcel mufeovado, and Choice Madeira andport
clay'd sugars, in hhds. wines, in pipes, hbds.
tierces, and barrels, and quarter calks,
Gun-powder well adapted for French brandy,
musketry and cannon, war- A quantity of Jamaica
ranted good,- rum in puncheons,high
Hyfon and Congo T E AS, in proof,
chests, Flour,
Coffee, Ship bread, newly baked,
Starch, a quantity, at 70s. per
Steel in boxes, cwt, warranted good.
At Robert Coupar's
VARIETY STORE,
Hanover-Square, next door to Mr. Gaine, Printer,
IS to be had a very neat aflortm&At of dry goods, suit
able for Gentlemen and Ladies wearing apparel, a
great part of which he has imported himfelt, which ena
bles him to fell upon the lowest terms, either by whoie
fale or retail, together with sundry consignments, which
will be fold for a low advance, with a great assortment of
the very best Scotch carpets of all sizes, and carpeting to
match, at as low a rate as the most inferior quality of any
in town. Best green and hyfon teas.
WANTED, a house and store suitable for retailing
dry Goods, in a good stand for business ; against May next.
Fine Vellum for Drum Heads, &c.
W by HUGH GAINE.
J*^hrt&f in "The Vigilant, Cap!. Q'.?%n, anj
other Vessels fiom L O N DON, '''
By JOHN GLOVER.
And to be fold at his store, No. 4, Fly-Market,
wholesale and retail ;
'SUPERFINE broad cloths with trimmings, fine
' twill'd and common coatings, serges, flannels,
bayfes, linceys, and emboft'd serges, carpets and
carpeting ; mens, youths and boss plain and ribb'd
worsted hose ; womens, miids and girls blue ditto;
mens patent worsted and mill'd yarn gloves; boys
ditto ; womens, maids and, girls silk, worsted and
leather gloves and mitts; white, buff, drab, blue,
green and black hair and worsted pitches ; twill'd
and plain corderoys, clouded veiverets, and ftrip'd
filkeens; crimson, blue, purple, green, drab,
olive, and black velvets and velverets ;"plain, ftrip'd
and figur'd double folded fluffs; ftrip'd and plain
camblets, India bandanoes, pullicat and lurgee ro
mals, black and figur'd fr k handkerchiefs, check'd
and printed pocket do. fatten peelongs, mock’s,
farfenets, and perfians, plain and ftrip'd luteftrings,
brocades and padufoys, muslins, gauzes, cambricks
lawns, mittinets, taffeties, muffs and tippets, er.
min, fable ikins, scarlet and dark blue frail, silk
and worsted cords, black fringes and trimmings,
Italian crape, and mourning handkerchiefs, calli
coes, chintzes, linens, Meetings ; mens, womens,
and boys shoes; gallofhoes, ribbons, bindings,
hats, tammies, durants, taboretts, callimancoes,
princes fluffs, ladings, fattinets, ruffels, womens
and girls flays, paper hangings, pins, pldying
cards, &;c. with a neat assortment of hardware, and
sundry other articles.
To BE SOLD,
A FARM situated in New-Town, containing
118 acres, with about 14 acres of good wood
land, and mowing ground, fiefh and salt; plenty
of water for cattle, with a good done fence round;
on the firm a dwelling house with fix rooms three
fire places, two cellars, a barn, waggon house,
cyder mill, and orchard of the best kind, with a
bove 100 pippin trees. Whoever inclines to pur
chase may apply to John Schenk, now living on the
premises, two miles from New-Town Lar/d'ng, or
Thunis Schenk, at Berwick.
Richard Speaight,
CHYMIST and DRUGGIST,
No. 41, Queen-Street,
Has imported by the Fame, and Edward, from
London, a general assortment of D RUGS and
M ED ICIN E S, amongst which aie,
Antimony, Sago,
Quick-silver, Pill boxes, phials,
Borax, aqua-fortis, Ivory Fringes,
English faffrun, Role Pink,
Magnesia alba, ' Drop lake, and carmine,
Chamomile flowers, With sundry other arti-
Oil of lavender, cles too tedious to enu-
Fine fal rochell, merate; all of which.
Spermaceti, will be fold wholesale.
True glauber salts, and retail, on very low
Flowers of fuiphur, and terms.
The Surgeons of the Navy and Army may be
Applied at a moderate Advance, and their Cullom
acknowledged with Thanks.
•N. B. A Set of Capital and Trepaning Instru
ments to be fold cheap,
Ephraim Smith,
Who formerly kept Smith's Tavern,
in this City and Philadelphia ;
BEGS leave to return his most grateful thanks to
those gentlemen anil others, for favours received,
in hopes of a contimanre of them, and that of the pub
lic. At the defirc of many gentlemen of the royal army
and navy, he has re-assumed his former fixation, and
has opened/
Smith's Tavern, in Water-flreet,
Between the Coffie-Houfe and Fly-Market,
Opposite Commissary Loring's.
In the morning from 7 to 11 o'clock, tea, coffee, &c.
will be kept ready for breakfaft, and genteel private din
ners and suppers on the shortest notice, will be provided
tor such gentlemen as may favour hirrtywith their com
pany. Having laid in a good assortment of liquors of the
very best quality, and being determined to fp^re no pains
or cost, he hopes to give fitisfiaion to those who may
'honour hithoufe with their company.
HIS Excellency the Commander in Chief,
having fignified to me, thro' his Secre
tary, Capt. Smith, That the Lords of the
Treasury have been pleased to order, that
Rent ihould be paid for the Houses occupied
by the Troops in Boston, from the Time they
went into Quarters until the Place was evacu
ated, and which were the Property of loyal
Subjects, reading there, whose Names and the
Sums due to them, are fpecified in a Lift ac
companying said Order.—l do therefore, in
obedience to his Excellency's Directions, give
rthis public Notice, that those Perlons whcfe
Names are expressed in that Lift, or their At
tornies, properly authorized to receive the
fame, on their Account, by calling at my
Office, in Water-street, they will be paid (h 0
Sums due to them refpedively.
Wm. CROSBIE,
New-York, Nov. 24, 1780. B. M. G.
FTF b'r HEGEMAK
VINTNER and DISTILLER,
Has for sale at his store the upper end of Queen-street,
No. 125,
Formerly occupied by Philip Kissick,
Upon the most reasonable terms.for case,
OLD Madeira, Port, Double'and single refined
Lisbon and Tene sugar,
riffe wines, Mufeovado sugar,
Jamaica spirits, Hyfon, foufhong and 80-.
Well India and cherry hea tea,
rum, Chocolate and coffie,
Holland geneva, Pepper and mustard,
French and cherry brandy, Pearl barley and rice,
•Shrub, Crftile and turpentinefdap.
Ail forts of cordials, Mould and nipt candles,
The very best of home- Poland starch and fig blue,
Ifpun geneva and bran- Hair powder,
Idy, very little inferior Bird (hot of all fires,
to Holland or French, Twiff and cut tobacco,
Molasses, Raisins and currants,
Wine and cyder vinegar, Ox tongues dried,
London porter in bottles, Nutmegs, cloves, and
iDouble Gloucester cheese, cinnamon,
And sundry other articles too tedious to mention*