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BOSTON, January 2%
Wednesday bring rhe Anniversary of her Majesty
Queen Charlotte's 'Birth-Day, the fame was observed
here: A Detachment of the Troops from the Several
Regiments, Rationed in this Town, were drawn up in
King-street, and fired three Vollies. His Excellency
General Gage, accompanied by the Gentlemen of the
Army, Navy and Town, assembled in the Council-Cham
ber, and 'drank the usual Healths on the Occasion, dur
ing which a Band of Music played in the Balcony of the
State-House. At one o'Clock the Cannon were fired
from his Mgefty's ships of War lying in the Harbour.
“ The Honorable Society of the Blue and Orange met,
and dined at the British Coffee-Houfe : After Dinner the
following Toasts were drank, and answered by a Discharge
of Mufquetry from the Grenadiers of the King's own
Regiment, viz.
The Queen,
The King,
Prince of Wales and Royal Family,
The glorious and immortal Memory of K. William.
The 4th of November, 1686,
Theist of July, Ninety,
The 12th ot July, Ninety-one,
The glorious ift of August,
The 16th of April Forty-fix,
General Gage, and the Army in America,
The Admiral and the Fleet,
Prosperity to Great-Britain, and Ireland,
The Parliament of Great-Britain,
Lord North, *
There was the greatest Harmony, Regularity and good
Order, and the Members vied with each other in Expres
sions of Loyalty and AfteCtion, to our prelent most
gracious Sovereign on the Throne.
The noble Order of the Blue and Orange was originally
formed by the Officers of the King's own Regiment ; in
Memory of the great King William, our glorious Deli
verer from Popery and Slavery; and of the ineflimalle
Legacy that Monarch bequeathed to these Kingdoms, in
in fettling the Succession in the illuftribus House of
Hanover."
* When this Toast was proclaimed from the Coffee-
House, King-street rang with reiterated Groans, Hissings
and Curlings, from every Quarter.
The Printers in this and the other American Colonies are
requested to insert the following in their leveral News-
Papers.
To the P ÜBLI C.
THE Committee appointed by the Trwn of Boston to
receive and distribute Donations for the charitable
Purpose of relieving and employing the Sufferers by means
of the Act of Parliament commonly called the Boston
Port-Bill, from a due regard to their own Characters, and
that of the Town under whole Appointment they aft, as
well as for the fake of the said Sufferers, who depend
upon the continual Beneficence of their Friends lor neces
sary Relief; think themselves obliged, in this public
manner, to contradict a fianderous Report railed by evil
minded Persons, Spread in divers Parts of this Province,
and perhaps more extensively through the Continent.
The Report is, that “ each Member of the Committee
is allowed Six Shillings, as some fay, half a Guinea, for
every Day's Attendance; besides a Commifiion upon all
the Donations received, and other Emoluments for their
Trouble." The Committee therefore thus openly declare
that the above mentioned Report is in every Part ot it
' groundless and falfe ; and that they have hitherto attended
and aCted in their Office, and still continue so to do,
without any Intention, Hope, or Desire of receiving any
other Reward in this Life, but the Pleasure which results
from a Confeioufnefs of having done Good, So fatisfied
are they of their own dijinterefled Motives and Conduct in
this Regard, that they can fafely appeal to the omnifeient
Being for their Sincerity in this Declaration.
And whereas the Committee have this Evening been
informed by a Letter from the Country, of another Report
-equally injurious, viz. That " the Committee have em
ployed poor Persons in working for themselves, and Gen
tlemen of Fortune with whom they are particularly
connected in their private Concerns, and paid them out
of the Donations received ;" the Committee do with the
fame Solemnity declare the said Report to be as falfe as it
o is scandalous.
They were early anprehenfive that the Enemies of Truth
and Liberty would spare no Pains to misrepresent their
ConduCt and afperfe their Characters; and therefore,
that they might have it in their Power to vindicate them
selves, they have constantly kept regular Books, containing
Records of the Whole of their Proceedings ; which Books,
as the Committee advertised the Publick some Monthsago,
ate open for the InfpeCtion of such as are inclined to look
into and examine them.
The Committee now challenge any Person whatever to
make it appear, that there is a just Foundation for such
Reports. Until this reasonable Demand is complied with,
they confidein the fullice of the Public that no Credit
will be given to Reports, so injurious to the Committee,
and to this oppressed and insulted People.
If the Friends of Truth will inform the Committee of
any Reports they may hear, tending to defame the Com
mittee, and by that means to difeourage further Donations
for the benevolent Purpose of relieving the Sufferers
above mentioned, it will be acknowledged as a particular
Favour. Signed by Order of the Committee,
SAMUEL ADAMS, Chairman.
Boston, Jan. 20, 1775.
A Letter is received in Town from Governor
H- -n, dated London, Nov. 4th, wherein it is
said he writes, that the Continental Resolves, approv
ing of thole of the delegates of the County of fuf
folk, had been received in England : and that they
were in daily expectation of receiving their whole
Proceedings :—That a Plan had been forming that
for the future the affair of Taxation and Legillation
should be left to the Colonies, except so far as con
cerned the Regulation of Trade ; but on receiving
the above mentioned Resolves, it was laid aside, or
suspended ; and that no Condu& with reference to
the Colonies was then resolved on, nor would be till
the fitting of Parliament, nor then, till the Sense of
the Nation was known upon a free and uncontrouled
Debate upon the Matter ; and, that he could not at
prelent, even conje&ure what Plan would be pursued
or carried into execution. .
It is said the separation of the Colonics from Great
Britain, was much feared in England, when the last
Advices came away."
PHILADELPHIA, January 25.
Capt. Baxter arrived at Baltimore, in a ffiip from Bristol,
the 31st of December, 100 leagues off the Coast, spoke
the ship Samuel, of New-York, Daves, Master, from
New-York, 5 days out, bound to Liverpool ; the ship
being leaky obliged him to bear to the southward for the
Weft-India Islands ; on the day before he spoke him, he
had hove great part of his cargo over board.
We are assured that almost every county in Virginia,
Maryland, and the counties of New-Castle, Kent, and
Sussex, on Delaware, have chose their officers, and are
learning the military exercise with the greatest diligence.
On Saturday last, after a few days illness, died in the
54th year of his age, universally lamented, Thomas
Lawrence, Esq; Vendue-Mafter, one of the Aldermen
and some time Mayor of this city, which offices he filled
with unsullied reputation. In Ihort, benevolence marked
his character, and virtue in him wore her most amiable
dress, being constantly exercised in love towards his
family, uprightness in his dealings, sincerity in his friend
ships, chearfulnefs in his conversation, and an earnest
desire to promote peace and happiness around him.---On
Monday his remains were deposited in the family vault,
in Christ church burying-ground, attended by a very
large number of refpedable citizens. This funeral
was conduced agreeable to the Resolves of the Continen
tal Copgrefs,
Extract of a letter from Boston, dated January 15.
“ Since the Execution of Ferguson, not a man has
deserted from the whole army, which has been
re-inforced by four hundred Marines, a smart corps,
and very well appointed. We have also a report cur
rent, the 2%d, 37th, 49th, and 55th regiments, are
to come out in the spring.
Capt. Parifo arrived at Norfolk, in Virginia,
in Lat. 38, Lon. 66, 40, spoke ivith Capt. Gillis, in
tbe Brig Nev, Dianna, from this Port for Leghorn,
all tvell on board.
Tbe Mercury Packet, Capt. Dillon, fails voitb tbe
Mail, for Falmouth, next Tburfday Morning.
A hfcl from London, 'tis said, is arrived in tbe
River Delaware, in 7 Weeks, and has brought tbe King's
Speech to bis new Parliament ; but tbe Letters with
tbe News, were not received at Philadelphia Time
enough to arrive here to be inferred in this Day's Paper.
NE W - JE RSEY, Perth-Amboy.
House of Assembly, January 25th, 1775.
MR. Crane, and Mr. Kinsey, laid before the House
the Proceedings of the Continental Congress held
at Philadelphia, in September last; which were read.
On the Question, whether the House approve of the
said Proceedings ? it palled in the Affirmative.
Resolved, that this House do unanimously approve of
the Proceedings of the Corgrefs.
Resolved, unanimously, that James Kinsey, Stephen
Crane, William Livingston, John De Hart, and Richard
Smith, Efqrs, (or any three of them) be, and they are
hereby appointed to attend the Continental Congress ot
the Colonies intended to be held at the City of Philadel
phia in May next, or at any other Time and Place; and
that they report their Proceedings to the next Seflions of
General Assembly, inflruQing the said Delegates to pro
pose and agree to every reasonable and constitutional Mea
sure for the Accommodation of the unhappy Difference
at present subsisting between our Mother Country and the
Colonies, which the House most ardently with for.
Ordered, That Mr. Speaker do transmit a Copy of the
foregoing Refolutjons to the Speakers of the Aifemblies
of New-York and Pennsylvania.
Resolved, unanimously, That the Thanks of this
House begiven to James Kinsey, Stephen Crane, Wil
liam Livingston, John De Hart, and Richard Smith,
Esquires, for their faithful and judicious Discharge of the
Trust reposed in them at the late Continental Congress.
A true Copy.
JONATHAN DEARE, Clk.
*, ERRATA in the last week's Piece from
Newtown, Long-Island, leave out the Words Ifaw
in the firft Line, and the last word New-York.
An excellent CELLAR, in a good Part of the
Town, to be Let. Enquire of H. Gaine.
KF If Mr. Robert G. Livingston's Seat,
at St. George's Ferry, on Long-Island, is
not fold by the firft Day of May next, it
will then be LET.
KF Three Pence per Pound will be
given for the best Sort of good, dry, clean
LINEN RAGS, and so in Proportion for
those of an inferior Quality.---by HUGH
GAINE,
WHO sells
Marbdant's .GENUINE DROPS,
The best Lip and Corn Salve ever imported
into this City. Original Haerlem Oil,
And Keyser's genuine and much esteemed
Pills, of a late Importation.
Gaine's MARINE LIST.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, NEW-YORK,
INWARD ENTRIES. From
Brig Dispatch, Tingley, St. Euftatia; Brig Charming
Peggy, Boyd, Jamaica ; Schooner Little Dan, Surtees,
Virginia; Sloop New-York Packet, Freebody, R.lfland.
OUTWARD ENTRIES. For
Brig Free-Mason, Semple, Newry ; Brig Friendship,
Bryfon, Jamaica ; Brig Mary-Ann, Kenyon, Gibraltar;
Snow Peggy, Boulton, Glasgow ; Schooner Sally, Van
Alftine, Dominica; Sloop Liberty, Cannon, Coracoa ;
Brig Betsey, Fowler, South-Carolina ; Brig Phila, Cur
tis, Cork ; Sloop George, Gibbs, Mufqueto-Shore ; Sloop
New-York Packet, Freebody, Rhode-Inland ; Snow Ed
ward, Shutter, Dominica ; Sloop Betsey, Cooper, An
tigua ; Sloop Catharine, Hammond, Pensacola ; Brig
Morning-Star, Price, St. Croix ; Sloop Lucretia, Greeve,
Barbados ; Sloop Sally, Henry, Teneriffe; Brig Jersey-
Packet, Davifon, St. Augustine.
CLEARED for DEPARTURE. To
Brig Peter, Edgar, Newry ; Brig Hester, M,rfhall,
Lilbon ; Ship Sally, Cochran, Glasgow ; Ship Isabella,
Robinson, Dublin; Brig Commerce, Smith, Milford-
Haven ; Snow Anna-Maria, Stewart, St. Thomas ;
Brig Johanna, Burk, Galway; Sloop Nancy, Pearce,
St. Chriftophers; Schooner Dove, Tubbs, N. Carolina ;
Ship Monimia, Morrison, Drogheda; Ship Charlotte,
Edgar, jun. Sligo ; Brig Mary-Ann, Brean, Jamaica ;
Sloop Peggy, Dekay, Dominica ; Lively, Wadham, New-
Providence; Liberty, Cannon, Coracoa; Betsey, Den
ham, St. Croix; New-York Packet, Freebody, Rhode
-11l and.
VESSELS failed since the 16th January.
Ship Rose, Curry, Ireland
Ship America, M'Kay, Do.
Brig Polly, Afhfield, Madeira
Ship Hannah, Mitchell, Ireland
Ship John, Hunter, Do.
Ship Lilly, Cochran, Glasgow
Brig Elizabeth, Young, Bristol
Ship Isabella, Robertson, Dublin
Sloop Julian, Stringham, Georgia
Snow Milton, Cavenaugh, Falmouth
Ship Albany, Bunyan, Streights
Brig Rebecca, Saunders, Millford
NEW-YORK, January 30.
On Tuesday the 10th Instant, at Millstone, in
Somerset, Mr. Frederick Frelinghuyfen, Profeffor
in Queens College, was married to Miss Gitty Schenk,
Daughter of Hendrick Schenk, Esq; deceased, late
Merchant in that Place : A young Lady of a truly
amiable Character.
Capt. Greenway, from Bristol, on the 24th ult. in lat.
37, 17, long. 69, 23, spoke a sloop, Capt, Cales, be
longing to Cape-May, from Antigua for this port, out
18 days, and had sprung his mast ; the next day spoke the
brig Catherine, Capt. Roxby, for Jamaica, out 4 days, and
a schooner for Hispaniola, out 5 days, both from Rhode-
Island ; 26th, in lat. 38, long. 74, 21, spoke the ship
George, Capt. Pinkerton, from this port for Londonderry ;
and on the 28th, about 30 leagues from our Capes, he
spoke the ship Black Prince, Capt. Barry, from this port
for Bristol.
We hear from Boston, that Capt. How, Comman
der of the Cruizer Sloop, is appointed to the Com
mand of his Majesty's Ship Glasgow, vice Captain
Maltby, dismissed; Mr. Parry, of the Preston, suc
ceeds to the Cruizer, and Mr. Grenville is appointed
Lieutenant to her.
Capt. Vallance, in the sloop Hope, from Surinam for
this port, on the 19th of November, in lat. 37, 34,
long. 73, it, met with a violent gale of wind, from N.
W. to N. N. W. in which he Gripped a sea on the lar
board quarter, that carried away his quarter rails and
stanchions, stove his boat, and did considerable other
damage to his fails and rigging, which obliged him to bear
away for Charleftown, where he arrived the iith of
December.
Sloop Charlotte, Harriot/ Jamaica
Brig Mary Anne, Brean, Weft-Indies
Ship Monimia, Morrison, Waterford
Ship Liberty, Louden, Dublin
Ship Sally, Bagley, Bristol
Ship Live-Oak," Duncan, . Newry
Schooner Chester, Riker, Pensacola
Brig Julian, Burke, Dublin
Ship Hester, Wallace, Jamaica
Ship Jupiter, M'Cauen, Ireland
Brig Hester, Marshall, Lifoon.
Port of Philadelphia, January 25.
✓Arrived. Barron, London ; Carr, Swanzey ; Green
way, Bristol; Clifton, Barbados; Hunn, Jamaica ;
Robinson, Dominica ; Amiel, Hispaniola ; Holden,
Virginia; Blyth, Quebec; Mitchell, Ncwcaftle on
Delaware.
To be fold at PUBLIC VENDUE,
On the premises between 12 and 1 o'clock
TO-MORROW,
THAT convenient and well situated corner house
at Peck's-flip, near the ferry ftaifs, the property
of Mr. David Barclay, and the lease of the lot,
whereof 29 years are yet unexpired. The house is
almost new, is two stories high, well built, and
neatly finished, has many conveniencies, and is a
remarkable good stand for bufinefs#
On Wednesday,
At the Merchants coffee-houfe at 12 o'clock,
A few pipes Madeira wine,
A likely handy negro wench,
2 Nests of brass kettles,
And a very good horse and chair.
EVERY DAY THIS WEEK,
At ANTHONY L. BLEECKER's
VENDUE-STORE,
A variety of SEASONABLE ARTICLES,
In the usual way.
Where also may be had at private sale,
Excellent Madeira of the vintage 70, warranted
genuine, and best old Lisbon wine, by tbe pipe,
hhd. and quarter calk ; indigo, fpermaceti candles,
Ruflia fail cloth, and good frefh butter at yd. per
pound by the firkin.
On MONDAY the 6th February,
Will be fold at PUBLIC VENDUE,
At the store of Mr. John Thurman, in Wall-street,
A large and general Assortment of
GOOD S,
The effects of a bankrupt, The sale to continue
from day to day 'till all are fold.
By Thomas William Moore.
CT"' HIS day, at noon, will be fold at the Coftee
£ House, tbe house and lot wherein John M. Scott,
Esq; keeps his office, in Wall-street.
To-morrow,
At the sage PLACE,
The house and lot now in Poffefiion of Mr. Minfhull,
opposite Mr, Bend's, Smith-street. AND
On Wednesday next,
'The firft of February,
At 12 o'clock, will be fold on the premises.
That convenient house and lot of Ground in Pearl
ftreet wherein Mr. Gilbert Weffells now lives, as adver
tised for some time by John C. Knapp, Esq;
To be fold Peremptorily,
At public vendue, on Wednesday the Bth of Feb. next,
THE house and lot of ground now in the tenure of
Mr. John Reade, situate in King-street : it has for
a number of years been a noted stand for a dry-good mer
chant. There are five rooms in the dwelling-house, in
four of which are fire-places ; a kitchen of two stories,
a good well, cistern and gangway; the lot about 30 feet
in front, and about 80 feet deep. For further particulars
enquire of Joseph Allicoke or John B. Lyng.
NOTICE is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Azor Betts, of the city of New-York, physician,
an insolvent debtor, that he intends to present a petition
to the honourable House of Assembly of New-York, this
session, to be relieved from all his debts, by an aft for
the relief of insolvent debtors.
To be fold at public VENDUE,
On or near the premises, the 7th day of March next, or
at private sale any time before,
A Farm containing 75 acres, with a house, barn and
orchard ; also ico acres adjoining, to be fold toge
ther or separate, as shall be thought most expedient at the
time of sale: It lays in Kakiate, in Orange county, and
province of New-York, near the meeting-house, now in
tenure of Do&or Isaac Sherwood. For further particu
lars enquire of Thomas Dodge of Hempftead, in Queen's
county, on Nassau-Island, or Thomas Dodge, Shipwright,
in New-York.
For PENSACOLA,
The BRIGANTINE
JIPILh A RMO N Y,
EDWARD ROSS, Master;
^^7TLL fail the 7th of Feb-
VV ruary; the greatest part
of her cargo already engaged. Agree with the
Master, or Elias Nexfen, at Burling's-flip, for freight
or passage.
NOTICE is hereby given to all the creditors of
John Galludatt, of the city of New-York,
Peruke-maker, an insolvent debtor, that he intends
to present a petition to the Honourable House of
Assembly, of the province of New-York, at this
session, to be relieved from all his debts by an a& of
infolvent"debtors.
Just imported, and to be fold by
WILLIAM PARSONS,
On Cruger's wharf,
A Choice parcel deer ikins, bees wax, tallow, lime
juice in keggs of 4 ^ gallons, fqueefed by hand.
ALSO best pistol powder, Haerlem stripes, pins,
Spanish dry hides, sweet oil, capers, anchovies, olives,
capers, green tea, Barcelona handkerchiefs, brandy, Ja
maica spirits, rum, sugars, coffee, &c. &c.
F O R SALE, at
James and Alexander Stewart's,
On CRUGER's- WHARF,
RUSSIA hemp, of the firft quality ; English cables
and cordage, of all sizes ; New-York made cables
and cordage, of all sizes ; English and Russia duck ;
Sheathing, deck and drawing nails ; patent Sheathing paper,
paints, in oil and powdered; glass, 8 by 10, an affortmenu
of brushes; shot, of all sizes ; bar lead, linseed oil by
the barrel ; whiting and brimstone by the hhd. seine
twine for nets; anchors from 300 to goolb. refined bar
iron, &c. Andover pig iron ; likewise a large assortment
of fhip-chandlery, &c.
To be LET,
And entered on the firft of May next,
A Large commodious house at the White-Hall, with
eight rooms, five with fire-places and three with
out ; a large garret and pantry, a good yard, a well of
good water, cistern, and a large dry cellar that will hold
100 pipes of wine. For further particulars, enquire of
Christopher Sweedland, on the premises,
To be fold at public vendue, on tbe premises, on the 14th
day of Feb. or at private file any time before,
A Farm or plantation, pleasantly
situated on the east banks of
Hudson's river, in the out ward of
the city of New-York, at Blooming
dale, containing 121 acres of excel
lent land, 80 acres under good im
provement, the rest good wood land,
with a parcel of salt meadow; late
the property 01 Adrian H gland, deceased. There is on
said plantation a good flone dwelling-house, kitchen, barn
and other convenient out houses, an orchard of excellent
apple trees, with a very large collection of pear, peach,
plumb, and cherry trees; plenty of fift i and oysters in
their featons, caught within a few rods of the dwelling
houfe. Its vicinity to the city (being not more than an
hour's plealant ride from the fame) together with the
many beautiful and extensive profpe&s the land affords,
render it a most elegant situation for a gentleman's country
feat. An indisputable title will be given for the fame,
by RICHARD FLETCHER,7
BENJAMIN HOGLAND, > Executors.
WILLIAM HOGLAND, )
The HOUSE and STABLE,
In Bayard-Street,
NOW occupied by Mr. Jacob Blackwell, is to be
Let : Apply to William Walton, for particulars.
Also to be Lrt, the house on Hunter's- Quay, back of
Mrs. Walton's. Apply as above.
rW^HESE are to forewarn all persons wheresoever or
whatsoever, not to trust any person or persons
ch my account, in expectation of payment from me, for
that I will pay no debt or debts contracted from hence
forth ; without an order from under my hand.
Jan. 24, 1775. WILLIAM TUCKEY.
To be fold at public AUCTION, at the Merchant's
Coffee-Houfe, in the city of New-York, on Monday
the 13th day of February, 1775,
ALL that commodious dwelling-house and lot of
ground, situate oh the southwest fide of Wall-street,
in the fputh ward of the said city of New-York, bounded
southeast by the house and ground of William Carr, and
Thomas Wenman, northwest by the house and ground
of Famitie Clark, widow, in the front by Wall-street
aforefaid, and in the rear by the ground of William
Peartree Smith, containing in breadth, front and rear
21 feet 8 inches, and in length on both sides 58 feet 5
inches. For further particulars, enquire of Stephen De
Lancey, attorney at law, in the city of New-York.
To be LETT or SOLD,
^*H E house wherein Thomas Doughty lives in, in
[ Dock-street: To be entered on the firft of May
next. As said Doughty intends removing into the coun
try, he has some choice household FURNITURE to
cifpofe of likewise.
is to give notice to all the creditors of Gilbert
J Tice, of Johnstown, in Tryon County ; that he
intends to present a petition to the General Assembly of
this colony, this session, for an aft to be difeharged from
all his debts, upon delivering up all his estate for the
benefit of his creditors. GILBERT TICE.
ALL persons having any demands on Peter Weffells,
of the city of New-York, fail-maker, are requested
to bring in their accounts; likewise those that are any
way indebted, are required to pay the fame, as he wants
to make a settlement of his accounts as soon as possible.
And entered on theist day of May next, (if not fold at
private sale before)
THE dwelling-house of Samuel Hake; also the house
and elegant store adjoining: Its allowed to be in
situation and conveniency for a merchant, one of the firft
Bands in the city. For particulars enquire of Samuel
Hake, or Robert G. Livingston.
To be SOLD at private SAL E,
THE following very valuable lots of land, lying in
the township of F.ncaftle, in the county of Char
lotte, in the province of New- York.
No, I contains 367 acres. No. 35 355 acres 9-10
2 368 1-2 36 378 9-10
3 353^-2 40 355 3-4
5 3741-3 43 357
9 320 53 357
17 35° ! -5 54 3 62 ^
25 339 l of 7 88
28 343 1 -4 Df2o 177
30 3 8 734 i of 47 178 1-2
Five thousand seven hundred and sixty-three acres in
the whole. This township is very advantageously litu
ated ; the foil fine, well watered and timbered, and may
be fettled on with every the faireft profpedtof bringing
the lands in a short time to great perfection for grain,
&c. The field-book will give a more full description,
and a plan or draft thereof may be seen at Mr. Knapp's,
in Broad-street, of whom particulars may be known, and
an indisputable title given, by
MARY VALENTINE.
Also to be fold very reasonable, the following surveyors
instruments, a circumferenter box and ftaves, a theodo
lite with a vertical arch, three needles with stone caps,
and three protractors.
ALL Persons indebted unto the
Estate of Isaac Man, are requested to make imme
diate payment to the subscribers, and those who have any
demands on said estate, are desired to fend in their ac
counts properly proved, in order that a dividend may be
made the firft of March next.
ELIAS DESBROSSES,
HENRY WHITE,
RICHARD YATES.
To be SOLD at public Vendue,
On Tuesday the 28th day of March next, at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, on the premises, or any time before
at private sale,
A Small farm, on which the Revd. John Sayre lately
lived, containing jzo acres of excellentland, about
30 acres of which are good meadow, cleared, fit for the
fcythe.and produces yearly hay fufficient to winter 40
head of cattle. The up-land is either good for grass or
grain. On the premises there is a very good dwelling
houfe, barn, and'fundry out-houses, as likewise an or
chard of 3000 bearing apple trees. If the purchaser
chufeth, there is 50 acres of land adjoining the premises,
about 20 acres of which are excellent swamp, which,
when cleared, will make the very best of mowing - ground,
and may be had with the firft mentioned land ; the whole
of which will make an excellent farm. The above farm
is situate in Ulster county, about 14 miles from New-
Windsor landing, and 5 miles from the town of Golhert,
in a good neighbourhood, within a small distance of a
church and meeting-house. Few places equal it for
pleasantness of situation. Any person wanting to pur
chase may know the conditions by applying to James
Peters at Blooming Green, or Bazleel Seely at Oxford near
the Premises.
(Possession to be given theist of May next)
THE house and lot now occupied by Thomas Wm.
Moore, in Hanover-Square. Its situation is very
advantageous, and its conveniencies very great. For par
ticulars, apply to Thomas White, Gabriel H, Ludlow, or
THOMAS WM. MOORE.
Wanted, a Gardener,
AN honest, sober and industrious one, may hear
of employ by enquiring of Hugh Gaine.
To be fold at private Sale,