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To be SOLD or LET,
M,IIE house now in the poffefiion of Mr. David
^ 1 Clarkfon, at the Whitehall, with two good large
Hore-houfes and a stables very fit for a gentleman or mer
chant. For ! rther particulars apply to David Clarkfon.
übtifoed, and to be fold by
VALENTINE NUTTER,
" BOOK-BINDER,
Opposite the COFFEE-HOUS Et
JOSEPHUS'S WORKS, 4 vols. o&avo, neatly bound
j and. lettered, much superior to any that have yet
made their appearance, at the moderate price of 365. per
set. He has likewise for sale, day books, journals, led
•gers, and Sundry other blank books, all of bis own manu
facture. As he continues to carry on the bock binding
business in all its branches, be hopes for the continuance
of bis former customers, and the public in general, being
determined to do bis wbrk as cheap and ^ood as can be
done in this city. Old books from the country will be
done neatly, and returned immediately.
He has yet on hand the following books,
Folio and o&ayo bibles,
Burket on the new testa
ment,
Stackhoufe's hirtory of the
new testament, 6 vols.
Rolling's ancient history,
10 vols.
Guthery's biftory of Scot
land, io vols.
Arabian tales, 4 vols.
Young's works, 4 vols-
Rambler,. 4 vols.
Tattler, 5 vols.
Humphry Clinker, 3 vol's,
Don Quixotte, 4 vols.
Goodall's Queen Mary,2 vols
Guardian, 2 vols.
'Fable of the bees, 2 vols.
Anson's voyage, 2'v01%
Sherlock's difeourfes,4 vols,
Fordyce's dialogues, 2 vols.
Hervey's dialogues, 3 vols.
Rowe's works, 4 v 015.4
Gill Blafs, 4 vols.
Shannon's works, 2 vols.'
Seed's sermons, 2 vois.
Wiflon on the covenant, 3
vols.
Leland's Demosthenes, 2
vols.
Conductor Generalis,or the
Justice's Assistant,
French and English didi^
naries,,
Walloons, crapes, camblets, durants, tammies, fluffs, cal
limancoes, programs, filverets, poplins, bombazeens, Mar
seilles quilting, dimotbees, drawboys, huckaback, thick
fetts, jeans, bed ticks, plain and figured fattens, plain
and figured modes, ducapes, plain and Hriped luteftrings,
mantuas, taffeties, perfians, fiik and worked breeches
pieces; mens, womens, and boys fills, thread, cotton,
and worfled flockings; plain and figured velvets, India
and English chintz, callicoes, cottons, cambricks, muf
fins, lawns ; silk, kenting, and Scots handkerchiefs ;
ribbons, fans, mens and womens silk and leather gloves,
black and white lace and edgings, tapes, bindings, gold
and silver buttons, twist do. broaches, ear-rings, neck
aces, &c. &c.
Also, a large assortment of hard-ware, ufeful and or
namental china, glass, plated ware, and looking glasses.
*, What remains on hand of the above
goods, on Tuesday the 24th instant, will that
day be fold at PUBLIC VENDUE. The
vendue to begin at 10 o'clock in the morning,
and continue until ail is fold.
For S A L E,
A Valuable negro man, about 21 years old, has
lived with an officer in the army, is a tolerable
good cook, understands the care of horfea, and is
remarkably sober. Enquire of the Printer.
errn T it nt" tbc ^" °/ tbe ^^-
O N out of the boufe of Robert
Murray, at Inklinbergb, a LOOKING GLASS, three
feet and a half long, and twenty inches broad, jet in a
mahogany frame, with a narrow gilt edge. Whoever brings
the said glass to the owner, fall have Forty Shillings as a
reward: and if the thief be taken and convifled, a further
fem of Eight Pounds, by ROBERT MURRAY.
—SOTLEA f ° 'HE-RU
OF thebeft quality, to be had of Thomas Gris
wold, in Peari-ftreet, near the battery ; who
has for sale as usual, Weft-India and New-York
rum, geneva, brandy, cordials, &c. Likewise Holland
geneva in cases.
Morris Iff f)Y order of the inferior court of common
County S pleas, in and for the county of Morris,
notice is hereby given to all the creditors of Ebenezer Perry,
Thomas Evans, and Peter Owens, insolvent debtors, that
they be and appear before two of the judges of said court, at
the court-bouje in Morris- Town, on thefirfl day of November
next, at two o'clock in the afternoon, to fbew cause, if any
they have, why an alignment of the said insolvent efaes
,could not be made, and they be dis barged from their confine
ment, according to the directions of an abb of the colony rs
New-Jerfry, entitled, An aH for the relief of insolvent
debtors. Morris-Town, OHober ^,'1775.
TO beToTd; '
At the BREWERY of
ABRAHAM WALTON,
In MAIDEN-LANE,
A Number of good empty Butts,
Pipes, and Barrels.
TO BE SOLD, by =
JOHN FELTHAUSEN,
In ROOSEVELT-STREET,
Near the Ship Yards, oppofae to John Woods's, Esq- , and
against the freet which goes down from Cozufoot- Hill to
the Meadows ;
BEST geneva,-made and drilled from rye, in the
fame manner as Holland geneva is made. As some
gentlemen have advertised in this paper to encourage that
business, and as there is not any person at present that
distills liquor from grain in this government, it if hoped
every friend to his country will encourage it, especially
at those times when we ought to give a preference to our
own manufactures.
Said Felthaufen has for sale, good distillers walbat
One Shilling perbufhd, excellent for milch cows, and fat
tening ho§%
Likewise the following P L A Y S,
Recruiting Officer, Weil-Indian, Beggar's Opera,
Mock Doctor, Virgin Unmasked, Romeo and Juliet,
Careless Husband, Mourning Bride, Beaux Stratagem.
Best RED and BLACK INK.
N. B. The heft price will be given for tanned iheep
ftins, and country quills.
Now felling off very low for Cash,
At the STORE of
ROBERT GAULT,
In MAIDEN-LANE,
A large and general assortment of Goods,
Among which are the following ;
SUPERFINE, middling, and coarse cloths; coatings,
frizes, duffles, serges, fwanfkins, flannels, rattinets,
BlackcockV p^racie fe,
Fordyce's sermons to young
women,
EfTays on husbandry,
Sherlock on Providence,
death, and Peter the Great,
Dodtidge's regeneration,
Sentimental journal,
Cyrus's travels,
Rowe's letters,
McLaurin's sermons,
Pilgrim's progress,
Ambrose looking untp Jesus
Wilson on the Lord's supper,
Gofpcl fornets,
scripture songs,
Gordon's and Dobfon's 'fyf
tem of arithmetic, being
one ofthe bert now extant
Sheakfpear's Jests, or the
Jubilee JeHer, being one
of the best celle&iohs of
'jefts ever published in
lAmerica.
[Watts's prisms and hymns,
leither fir gle or together,
gilt or plan,
Spelling books, primmers,
Sealing w<x, wafers,
Ink powder, pencils,
Receipt books,
Pocket books,
Orderly books, &c. &c.
FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS,
In FoVr Volumes Large Octavo:
Being a complete Hiflory of the Rife, Progrofs, and final
. Ruin of the mbft remarkable Nation that ever exited in
the World.
The CONTENTS.
I. The life of Flavius Josephus, written by bimfe'f.
11, The antiquities of the Jews, in twenty books:—
Giving a history of the rife and progress of the Jew;fh
nation, with a particular accountvf their laws, manners,
outturns, and ceremonies.
111. His books against Apion, in two parts.
IV. The Jews Wars with the Romans, in seven books
—The most dreadful and bloody that perhaps ever hap
pened ; in which *,100,000 persons were deftroVed, and
97,000 taken prisoners of war.
V. The Martyrdom of the Maccabees.
VI. Philo's Embassy from the Jews of Alexandria to
the Emperor Caius Caligula.
*, The character of this elegant biftcrian is nuiver
fally known in the literary world, and greatly approved
of. The reader merely upon the veracity of his writings
more than upon all the Gieek and Latin hiHorians put
together.
The fubferibers ate requeued to call at the above W.
Green's for the 3d and 41b vols.
*||* Subferiptions taken in at the above places, for
Whitfield's thirty four feiea SERMONS, in two
vis. izmo.
ofCTfy, 4^=^l
Ard,'', -. —,
W 0
CORNELIUS RYAN,
Leather Dresser and Br f.ech f.s-maker,
At the lign of the Sun and Breeches, in the Broadway,
near the Ofwegq-Markct,
MAKES and felis the very bed of buck and doeskin
breeches; fine ground lamb do. best buck and
doeskin gloves; also the very best fort of cariboo skin
breeches and gloves. In all which he has the greatest
encouragement from the public, and as he is determined'
to use his utmost endeavours to excel in this branch, he
doubts not the continuance of his friends commands.l
He likewise has a great variety of buckßin breeches for
traders or country flores, Indian and cyl dreil'ed deer (kins;
all which he will fell on aslw terms as they can be had
from Philadelphia, or any other part of the continent. 1
To be fold cheap, 300 pair of good buckskin breeches, :
Wanted immediately, three or four good workmen at
the breeches making business.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Run-away from the fubferiber, Hugh Montgomery, a
servant man, by trade a breeches-maker. Any.perfonthat
will take up the said servant, and bring him to his master
in New-York, ihall receive the above reward. All per
font are hereby forewarned not to harbour, conceal, or
carry off laid servant, as they may exped tube piofecured
as the law directs in such cases.
^RljGFlNr'^
A large and general Assortment
To be SOLD bv
ED WA R D AGA R, ,
Living near the COFFEE-HOUSE,
W r HO flatters himfelf he has it in his power to!
furnifn medicine chests of any size either fori
land or sea service, in as complete a manner, arid up< n'
as reaforrable terms as any one in the city of New-Ymkj
having received from London in the lift veffelthri arrived
agreeable to the resolves of the Continental Con- #
gress, a very general assortment of capital .rr.;icin-%;
such as, Jesuits bark, rhubarb, jalrip, "ipe&icoiuua,l
camphor, gums of all fort e , mercurial sreparari ^ in
general, chymical oils, sago, faloop, glauber and epfem
salts, fait petre, borax, fid armoniac, crem. tartar,fenha'
camomile flowers, liquoris, gentian, flower efb^m&.e
with a great variety of preparations both chymical and
galenical. Likewise plenty of hospital lint and tow for
surgeons use, with cases of pocket instruments ano lancets •
a great variety of patent medicines, and other articles in
his usual way too tedious to mention. Any petfon or
persons ffandin^ in need of a supply of the above, by
giving a general order, shall be iurnilhed therewith on
reasonable terms.
Toall the FrlenDstf Amzrl can Manufa cturfs,
who di/iirigaif) tbemfelvcs by that noble patriotism of pr>-
mating and encouraging literature on this extenfeve continent:
Just published, and to be fold by
SAMUEL LOUDON, bookfeilet, near the coffee-boule,
and WILLIAM GREEN, bookfellet and book-binder,
in Maiden-lane!, near the Ry-market, New-York ;
An AMERICAN EDITION of the
works of the much esteemed
WHOEVER has loft a very old
VW black gelding, with a Harin his forebead, and a
friffnefs in his hind legs, may learn where he is at the
fnuff mill, rear the Bowery-Lane, in New-York.
Philadelphia, ORober 1, 1775.
IT IS PROPOSED,
To print in about Ten Days,
A neat MEZZITINTO PRINT,
OFTHE ,
Hon. JOHN HANCOCK, Esq;
1 President of the Continental Congress.
*** Subferiptions are taken in by H. Gaine, arid R.
Saufe, in New-York ; and by Mr. Nicholas Brooks, in
Philadelphia. Price, 3s. gd. or in double-carv'd gilt
frames, at ys. 6d.
SAMUEL BROOME and Company,
rAVING removed their store to New-Haven, in
A& Connecticut, desires all those indebted to them, to
call and fettle their accounts, either with them at New-
Haven, or Mr. Daniel Phenix, living in New-York,
nearly opposite where said Broome and Company kept
their Hore.---They have still on hand, a small aflbrtment
of Goods Suitable for the approaching season, to be fold
for calh or credit, or the usual moderate terms.
New-York, October 5, 1775.
'"[' HE partnershipst George Folliott and Company. is
A dissolved ; all who are indebted to said partnerhip,
are requested to make immediate payment to Mo^r and
Kerr ; and all those who have any demands against said
partnership, are desired to bring in their Accounts to said
Moore and Kerr, at their store in Wall-Sheet, that her
may be difeharged ; where they have for sale old Jamaica
fptrits, very excellent brandy, claret, white wine vinegar,
Irish linens, fuperfine cloths in patterns for suits, fail
duck, filx handkerchiefs, powder blue, and Ju-ndry other
articles.
U7EST-INDIA RUM, high.proof
$ V and fine favour, in pun< heons, and Mu'icoyado
fugarin hogsheads, jult landed and to be fold bv
ROBERT ALEXANDER, & Co.
They have yet on hand, coarse and fine muslin; and a
few pieces of India chints, the figures and colours of the
latter are very elegants
0& i
CHARLES OLIVER ERUFF,
Goldsmith and Jewetter,
At the sign of the tea-pot; tankard, ,jj ear-ring, between
Maiden-Lane and Crown .street, next door to Doctor
Kerrmeneau, near hs Fly-Market;
A THERE be makes and mends any kW of diamond
Vy or comodied v; kin the jewel Dry way ; also
all manner of hone buckles, d-r rings, car-rins? and
broaches, f<litrircs, hair jewris, lockets, en. melird Peeve
buttons, moulding rings of all forts, trinkets for ladde
rings and l>ckets, plain or enamelled; gold necklaces,
and flongs of all forts : Likewise makes and mends all
f rts of silver-smiths work : also ladies fans neatly
mended. He gives the highest price for old gold, silver
and jewels ; buys rough chrvPal, handsome pebble, an!
blank cornelian, fit for teal Hones : He Ms fitted a
.Lapidary mill ur, where he cuts all fefts of Honrs He
warns tmthedh-trly a lapidary, a jeweller, and an apprentice
boy ; nine need apply but what can be well recommend
ed. Ht engraves all forts of arms,crefts, cyphers, herds,
and fancies, in the neateH manner and greattH expedition,l
with the heads of Lerd Chatham, Shake.Tearte, Melton,1
*Newton, Pope, Warner, Socrates Hannibal, Marc Ac- 1
'!?% Ctebr, Plato, Jupiter, Apollo, Ntepturw, Mars,1
C&,ii;i, Dwiz. • Flora, Venus, Maree I .r.:a, Mafohs
arms, with all emblem's of ;r :rtr; Cueid fanciel.h-T.ru
a n d dorrs neatly engraved to? ladies 'rnket-. Likewise j
fiver and ft^l ferls. He Ifo plaits hair in the reateft 1
mann?". N. 8. Takes hkeecflbs eff in fair as natural :
. as poffihle; ,s to the form of virtues ; works halriri f prigs,'
birds, figures, ooht, c cfs and -a dd l amje c . Re hrs|
for fair, hurt cn%h. t,rwhtft;? c nd b-is ; likewise cleans 1
watches 2%. china dial plates fitted io at 63. each, glares !
fitted in at u. each, and other repahsin proportion,
Ihie Center en who are lowri^g tiobive: into companies 1
in defence, of tb<tr Liberties j and others that are not 1
provided who
Lav be fanned therewifh by applying to
CHARLES OLIVER BRUFF,
In Maiden-1 :ne, near the ri ly-Market ;
rjMALL R/otds frier mounted, cut a r d thrust, and
O cutteau de chafe, mounted with beautiful men 'hips,
and broad f-.w ids, as g"nricn:en may famv, either with
the heads of 'u^ Chatham, John Wines, Wb; with
Shells pierced and ornamented with mottoes* t>r Pitt's 1
head, Mayna Cbar?a and freedom ; for Wilkes's head,
Wilkes and Liberty ; Ivon beads, dog heads, bird Lesds
&r. being a collection of the mH. elegant f. ords cv^
berime made in America, all mvoufap.aired by said Bruff
N, 1;. Best fmali , arm ana,Hol oyl flints, sword belts'
with or without swivels, gun-screw drivers, with worms,
ike.,
Vv^hh^te: / • , 7 order of Caleb tcoir,
County, J 1 } of the Judges of the Inferior Court §
,of Common I'l-1% for Fetiche Lr Ct untv: Notice 'it }
,hereby given, Thrton Application |;o him made by ip&iu %
Qj/reau. a Creditor of Robert Me Malhcr„ate of Crnrt-f
Idnit'i Manor, in the said County of ^ p r c heßcr, in ;
Pursuance ol'wo Several Acis of rhe Levy Liture of the ,
Colony of New York, the one entitled, ".An A^ to )
prevent frauds in debtors ;" and the ether entl-ied, “.ta'
A& to revive the Several Afis th-rein mentioned, rcla'i% %
tn abfcondm2,and mdulent debtors ;" he the Did fridge |
did direct all the whole ed. # .e of the fid Robert Me ,
Mallice, real and personal ;, be seized, and th-t unless•
he does return arm uifeharge bs debts within threel
months next alter this public NftL-e yven, all hi? eftatel
real and personal so seized and taken, will be fold for the ,
Satisfaction of his creditors.. Dated Inly -A, r^g.
CALEB FOWLER;|
%^T°' thez^d of Au,uft, on or near the'
# ro^d lending from Powles-Hook Ferry and !
New^k, a red Morisco Pocket Book, pretty §rr:pch #
w(% qorltaming one ft juhanncs, two Jersey bills'!
twelve shilling, each : belites Sundry papers which may ,
be of use to tlepry ri,tor, and. none else. Whoever has j
Fund, or may hud and convey the fame to the Printer, ,
expect na<u<ncir-tty rewarded tor their trouble.j
QUji.g. fertile is hereby given to j
% ail the credits is of Baac PuA, an'infokent debtor,
con^nr-d in ' A:^a! in tlr c^uny of X)runge, being one 1
of the person. named in a certain'AQ of the Lieutenant
Governor, the Cornell, and the General Alterably in
the courts, of New^Voik, rude and passed the rd of
Apr!, I lb entitle 1, Anact tor the relief of iqfulvent
debits, At.hio 1 is colony, w:hrespect to the imprifon
riient of 'heir person- tr,t he the had Isaac Post hath
prewired his pel rtcu :w. - f %-. iu,-ges of the Supreme
court; .which petition,' together with the account ard
inventory, arc fled iwviatu. to the said ahi, one of each
of them in the C ark's ?:icc oi the Supreme court, in
the c:, M Ne^-Ymkj ano on: of each of them in,the
Czerk's -fh.eof the county of mange, for the infection
cf hls coed; tuts: and the said iU.c Pi ft d rth Thereby notify 1
his creditors, that lie intends to apply to j;hn Coe, or|
Benjamin l^uerfton, r.iq.rs, being twp of the judges of j
I the inferior court of common plea, hr the said county |
of Oran,-, (or to one of them) inorder to take the oath
1 prescribed by the Gid ad, on Tuesday the 'l7th day of
l Oa^ber nex', in order ,0 have the laid am favit b-rtcie the !
j judges <I he fopreme court, or any two of them, on,l
-'hue-day heft'S day of October am,-Ru, arto,'clock 1
of thru lenoon'ot the lame day, at the charter of thel
jHon, D^itl Hmfma^en, Esq; ar which time and placel
I he intends to a ply rm his dalcharge, agreeable ru the direc
, tions of the laid all and the prayer ot his petition,
I dated the 2 ,sth September, 1775.' Ghi
ISAAC % POST.
pUk^A^T to ^ ,6W chained in a eclair, intle^
1 ture of mortgage, duly made and execute by Comfort
Severs, to me the fubferiber, bearing date the 15th day
of April, in the yearof our Lord 1769, public notice is
hereby given, that there will be elpbfed to sale at public
auction or vendue, at the City-Hall of the city of AR
bamy, in the province of New-York, on the 25th day
of October next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, pursuant
to the c sections of an a& of the legislature of the colony
of New-York, entitled, “ An a& for the more effectual
registry of mortgages, and for Securing the purchasers of
mortgaged effates ;" parted the 19th day of March, 1774,
all that certain dwelliag-houfe and lot of ground, situate;
lying and beingin th? Second-Ward of the said city or
Albany ; containing in breadth on the east and weft,
31 feet 5 inches, arid in length on both sides, 14.1 beet,
all English measure ; together^ with the appurtenances,
unless the principal money and interest due upon and
secured by the said mortgage, be before t'nat time paid and
difeharged. Given under my hand this 14th day of
May, in the year of our Lord 177 R
ABRAHAM C. CUYLER.
To BE sold,
By the executors of Jorft Defryee, late of Jamaica South,
in Queen's-County on Naffau-Ifiand, deceased, the
following parcels cf land and meadow at Jamaica S utb,
aforefaid, near Old Town Neck, being a gartif the
ertate of the said Jorft Duryee.
dwelling-house and homestead of the said Jorft
Duryee, as it is now infence, containing 72 acres,
an half and 10 square rods, or thereabouts. An excellent
grist water mill, with one pair of mill-Hones, mill-house,
and bolting-house adjoining to the fame; together with
bolting-mills, clothes, a large pair of scales, weights,
mill picics, iron crows, and every other implement to
tlie fame mill belonging. I wenty four acres of excellent
fait meadow land, lying contiguous to the said mill. Ten'
acres and 20 iquarc rods of wood land,'in three federate
lots. The sale to be on Monday the 16th of Odober
next, at Jamaica South aforefaid, on the premises, at
110 clock inthe forenoon of the fame day, when the
articles and conditions of sale will be made known, or
if reqmied, at an; time before, by the lubfcrtoers, who
wril rive an indisputable title: A fine negro boy about
ten years old, to be fold at ame time.
JACOB DURYLE,
_ ALBERT TURHUNER,f Executors.
.CTRAYED orSl OLEN
DI from the pifture of William Davi
7'iifon, of Bafkenridge, a three years old
^.X^./muf MAR E, branded N# C. on the near
flwuldef, a dark brown or black, trots, not dock'd, but
some long b,!r cut cf the end of the dock, and is quarter
blooded. Any perlon taking tip said Mare and bringing
her to the fubferiber, Asli be well paid for the fame: But
if (lolen and the thief taken and secured so that he may
be brought to justice, and the mare returned, shall have
SEVEN POUNDS paid by me
..NATHAN COOPER, jun.
rlll LIR Br o 6 Ks,
BOOK-BINDER from Dublin,
{"IARRIES on that business in all its branches, at his
ij ^ O P i" D °ck street, between the coftee-houfe and
Orii-flip bridge. New or old books lettered, gilt and
rebound in the r^teft manner; merchants and eriberg
fuelled w^th blank books, either ruled or plain, on the
shortest notice; pocket books, memorandum books, &c.
He will ftudv to give general fatisfadion to his cuHmriers,
and flatters himfeif the public will favour him with some
encouragement/ The following pamphlets may be had at
moder te.prices-.-Cork's voyage round the world; present
— LEE'LL'r '™ k ' 'LE— '° Eliza, &c.
CfOLEN fut of the psfture
FA Ari O° f the fubferiber, on the
^/ "' 'i"" 2 "', a dark brown
1 /d*" '-^^L''mare, about 14 hands high,
thre:years old. a natural pacer,
L',^ ^ 'I " has a star in her forehead,
U^L'^A 'V% 2 ^ a small streak of whit; cm
.^^t-^ ooe fide of her nose, and both
hand feet whit.?; has been docked, but lias Hill a long
bulky tail. Whoc er will take up and secure said mare,
so that the owner may hasher again, shall have THREE
DOLLARS re paid, and ill reasonable charges paid by me
_StamforJ, J^pt. 26, 775. BENJAMIN JAMES.
— ?o^rE^ol7D,-
g^g»^Tw;^ At public perdue, on Wedrefday the
f^,%9^ November, 1775, all
fob, ' '^, ?rtegi l be lands and tenements belonging to
< Vfr. fr;±*M /lugufiire Laxter, deceased, viz.
j: *+ ^ A ^ARM containing about 140
InAL'rtri t'fc ~1 J I acres cf wel. watered land, near
^ff;::';.k'. . : f;,-i'> tscres ts which is fa!t e^eadm. On
^ds^^foui^QraVtoe feid farm is a good boufe, a barn,
ap urcLard. CTc. and would frit a former or a Gentleran
Jr a country for, being on Frog's-Neck, in the borough
tow.: rs A fr/yer, adjoining the read that leads to White-
J^rne cry. Ltltwife two other lots of land at a small
dtpmice fi .e the above, one containing between 3 and 4.
acres, and the other s/,acres. The vendue to begin at one
0 f, in the afterrm, on the premises, where the conditions
oj file .will be made known by us,
D.tNIFh -^Ulf/rr, - „
_^DGUd LINE DR^Krj=™° m
JTo's T,
f™N Monday evening lafi, at or near the Hage or ferry
1^ horte, at Amboy, a black leather pocket book,
with rtvridafps, containing fume papers belonging to
Maj^r Rogers, of no use to anyone but himfelf. Who
ever will deliver them to Mr. Hugh Gaine, ffiall be
handfemiy rewarded, and all reasonable expeaces paid.
September 30, 177;,
fc, UN-.aWAY from the fubferiber, a negro man
H^ 7 ^ named B kN, aged about 18 years, is about
5 met 3 incite: hifv middling black, full fac'd, likely
v. ?:, riro^rt lir'r, African born, but has been in
thie counvy yince be was five or fix years cf age, {peaks
pool En,:fc,-ana feme Dutch : Had on when he went
away (wriich wit on the 16th instant) a homespun
jackb, wnhoift floeves, a tow ffiirt and trowfers, ffioes
and ftock'a,., and a fit hat about half worn, but has
been lately seen in New-York with 'a long brown furtout.
Whoever appiciienJs the said Have, and will deliver him
to the owner, :.t Pbughkeepfie, in Durctiefs county, or
to Wiiham Marrin, of the New Paltz, or nvill confine
him in any prilcn, giving notice to his said master, shall
receive FIVE DOLLARS reward, and all reason
able charges paid.
JOHN CONCKLIN.
JOHN AMOR Y,
WHIP-MAKER,
''/I -'NUFACTURES and fells all forts of the best
IVA . a ^ d newest fashioned Horse-Whips, Qppofite
the old English Church Yard, 'and next Door to the Shop
he formerly carried on that Business in, in Company
with John John Ton ; and as he is determined to manu
facture the best Stuff, and in the newel! Taste, he
hopes for a Continuance of his Friends and the Public's
Fncou/agernent, wkofe past Favours he most gratefully
ackr-ow'.,dj%-%
HEREAS on Tuesday the 29th
' 7 of August left, a chest was broke open at my
hrufe, by perlons unknown, out of which was taken
four silver table fpomts, marked M. C. M. maker's name
I. H. in a heart ; feyen or eight silver tea fpooqs, the
fame mark and stamp, and o.<e pair of silver tea tongs.
If the feme Should be offered for sale, or pawned to any
person or pdrfons, they are desired to stop the fame, and
to secure the thief for which they Shall have FOUR
DOLLARS reward, paid by MOSES CLEMENT.
Queenfburv. Orange-county, Sept. Sth, 1775.
Just arrived from Phildelaphia,
DOCTOR HILL's new imported great StomatlC
Tincture, being a very excellent medicine for
a.l weak famachs, as it procures a good healthy appetite,
and a found digestion ; for as most diseases have their, origin
contrafled by the us of this TinHure they may be prevented.
Alfa a frefb quantity of Dr. Hill's American Balsam;
aobofe great cfycaty is so well known to cure the mos inve
terate diferdcr. in the breast, as jhortnefs of breath, colds,
coughs, and ^hooping-coughs in children. Many persons,
from a proper u;e, and continuing the fame a reasonable
time, have received great benefit and relief, and some have
beer, effectually cured of the mfl painful rbeumatifms, cholic,
gravel, and c r nfarcptions.—Dr. Hill's own directions ,printed
in I ond”n, are wrapt about each bottle, the price therein
mentioned, vine. is flerling money ; but
for the poor and indigent it is allowed to be fold at New-
York at ~ led. per bottle, or 41. id. by the dozen. Ta
prevent counterfeit:, both the baljam and tincture are (b,
app r tntihent) to be fold by Michael Hoffman, Jhop-keeper,
living in the Bread - Way, near the Ofauego-Market, and b,
none tlfe in this city, MICHAEL HOFFMAN,