The New-York journal, and weekly register — New-York [N.Y.], 1787-05-24 00:00:00, page 4

From the Hudson Weekly Gazette.
Mr. Stoddard,
TAM daily importuned by the inguifitwe to give m F
opinion concerning the late dispute in Mafachufetts’,
and, as their Jblicitations are rather troublesome, I
would wijh to prevent them for the future, by publijh
ing myJentiments in your Gazette. T our giving them
a place will oblige your cons ant reader.
JANUS.
The Subscriber most refpeft'T informs the
PUBLIC and his paiticular F. NDS,
That he has procured
An Elegant h,
And four excellent HORSE S,
With a careful Driver, to run, every Day in the
Week, from this City to his House at
KING’s-BRIDGE.
HTHIS COACH will start from
Hall’s, No, 49, Cortlandt-fireet, preciftly at
5 o’clock, A. M. and return to the city the lame
evening.—Passengers, by leaving a note at Hall’s,
purporting their desire, the preceding evening, will
be taken up from any part of the city, and fetdown
>rhere they {hall please to direst.—Every attention
will be paid to render the excursion of the com
pany, whether Ladies or Gentlemen, pleasant and
agreeable. The price for each Passenger will be
only Four Pence per mile.
The fubferiber flatteis himfelf, from the consi
deration of the pleasantness of the road, falubnty
of the air, and beautifulnefs of his situation, com
manding a full view of the bridge and Haerlem
tiver (which makes theifland) that parties will fre
quently be induced to make this delightfome excur
wn, and favor him with their commands.
M. WATTLES,
Proprietor of the Line ofStag^.
New-York, April 23, 1787. 12
STAGES,
Which ply between New-York and Philadelphia,
Inform the P U B L I C,
HP H A T on the firft day of May
next they will flart one line of stages, from
Powles-Hook, every afternoon at 4 o’clock, and
proceed to Elizabeth-Town, from whence they will
Bart every morning (Sundays excepted) at four
o’clock—and from Philadelphia, every morning
(Sundays excepted) at three o’clock.
The Mail Line will flart from Powles-Hook
Ind Philadelphia, every morning (Sundays except
ed) precisely at nine o’clock.— No delay, after the
hours appointed, can be admitted.
The otages'flart from Michael DennifoNs, cor
ner of Arch and Second-fl reets, Philadelphia.
New-York, April 25, 1787. 12
The P R O P R I E T O R S of the
To the PU B Li C.
MAJOR PENDLETON’S
business calling him to the Southward, the
STAGE-OFFICE is removed to HALL’s No. 49,
Cortlandt-ftreet, leading from Olwago Market to
Powles-Hook ferry, being the Erst brick, house on
the- left hand from Broad-Way—where may be
had Genteel Boarding and Lodging.
The Boflon and Albany STAGES will flart on
Monday and Thurfday'morpings, precisely at five
o’clock; those who wilh to take feats are requested
to apply the evening previous to starting, and leave
all extra baggage.
W A HACKNEY
will always be ready to convey Ladies and Gentle
men to any part of the town they may please to
direO. 4— —
may Lincoln succeed will never consent ’That I
solemnly yield, declare And I will never I —
my daily prayer Shays field, the ’tis That (hall win And
I plan Shay’s allows, HOLD truth for and faith What -. ... - —
agreed ' Shays firmly content, am With to be I —
fight —■ fide disdain on Lincoln’s I ever (hall To
pride my entertain. chiefefl The mob to It is —
troops my Shays give the and heart To aid of hand I
part My fight amaze, conscience does Lincoln’s on To -
they’re light regulating think the crew I in The — .
against hope they fight, would Who are but few them I — —
any pretend Shays a friend I’m not to dare Should —
always, Lincoln’s I will avouch am not friend 1 —
disgrace court's is a frieod Who seeks the He of mine. — —— —
join would base with He scoundrel Who Lincoln is a — ■
party My disavows, Lincoln’^ What faith conscience —— — —
—LETTERS of INTELLIGENCE—occabonaI PARAGRAPHS —speculative PIECES—ESS/KYS, &c.—are gratefully receiver! at this OFFICE—
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Just Published,
(Neatly Printed in two Volumes, and hand
somely Bound)
And to be b O L D,
By Robert Hodge,
Who has removed from Maiden-Lane, to No. 237,
I) OBERT HODGE, begs leave
to inform the public, that a considerable
number of gentlemen, having given in their names,
as fubferibers, for the late Prefdent Edward’s,
Treatise concerning RELIGIOUS AFFEC
TIONS, has put it to the press, and intends to
prefix to that Treatise, the life of the author, his
religious experiences, &c. which will make a large
and interesting volume to the lovers of religion of
every denomination—-at the low price of Ten Shil
lings New-York currency, to the fubferibers, neat
ly bound and lettered.
Those who are pieafed to encourage this valua
ble work, will please to fend their names to the
publilher, within five weeks, that they may be
printed in the book.
ALSO,
May be had at the above Sto re, a great variety of
BOOKS,
Ccnfifting of
History,
Divinity,
Pbyfic,
Philosophy,
Mathematics,
Biography,
Geography,
Poetry,
Agriculture,
Nautical Books,
Late Lord Bishop of B r 1 s t o l.
*** The publiflier, with the deepest impressions
of gratitude, returns thanks to the fubferibers for
their liberal encouragement towards printing this
excellent work, which has gone through seven
large impressions in London, in a few years, and
entreats them to fend for their books.
STATIONARY,
Particularly Writing Paper, and Blank Books of
different sizes and prices; Moor’s Charts of the
Coad of North-America, &c. &c.
N. B. Good American manufaftured Spelling-
Books, cheaper than any can be imported.
Commissions from the country are thank
fully received, and carefully executed. 15
At a Court of Probates of the State of New-York,
held at the Probate-Office, in the City of New-York,
on the twenty-eighth Day of April,in the Year of our
Lord oneThoufandfevenHundred and Eighty-seven.
PRESENT,
The Honorable THOMAS TREDWELL, Esq.
Judge of the said Court.
XX/’HEREAS Zacharias Sickels, ad
ministrator of John Roomer, late of the
Out-Ward of the city of New-York, deceased,
with his will annexed, hath by his petition, pre
sented to the said judge, set forth, that the said
John Roomer, was at the time of his death seized
of a real estate within this Hate; that the petitioner
had made a just and true account of the personal
estate and debts of the said John Roomer, as far as
he had been able to difeover the fame; and that
thereby it appeared, that the personal estate of his
said testator was infufficient to pay his debts, and
therefore requested the aid of the said judge in the
premises, according to the directions oftheaft, en
titled, “An aft for the relief of creditors against
heirs, devifecs, executors, and administrators, and
for proving wills refpefting real estates;” and the
said Zacharias Sickels, hath delivered to the said
judge the account in the said petition mentioned.;
hereupon it is ordered by the said judge, that all
persons interested in the estate of the said John
Roomer, do appear before the judge of the said
court of Probates, at the Probate-Office, in the
city of New-York, on the twelfth day of June
next, to {hew cause, if any they have, why so much
of the real estate whereof the said John Roomer
died seized should not be fold, as will be fufficient
to pay his debts.
13 16 THOMAS TREDWELL.
Qluen-frett, the corner of King-frect;
likewise by the other Booksellers,
Dissertations on the Prophecies,
Which have remarkably been fulfilled, and at
this time are fulfilling in the world.
By THOMAS HEATON, D. D.
T>UBLIC notice is hereby given,
that on application made to me, Richard Var
rick, Esq. recorder of the city of New-York, by a
creditor of John Magoffin, of Hunterdon county in
the state of New-Jersey, a debtor residing without
this slate, I have in pursuance of the aft, entitled,
“ An ahi for relief againjl abfeonding and absent
debtorsf palfed the 4th of April, 1786, direfted
all the eflate real and personal of the said John
Magoffin, within this slate, to be seized, and that
upiefs the said John Magoffin does difeharge his
debts within one year from the date hereof, all his
estates real and personal so seized will be fold for
the payment and fatisfaftion of his creditors.——
Given under my hand this 11 th day of September,
1786. 81— RICHARD VARJCK.
Writing Paper,
BY the Quire, Ream, or larger Quantity, to be
SOLD, at the PRINTING-OFFICE,
No. 25, Water-street. 12
A L S O,
An excellent Assortment of
Dictionaries,
Architecture,
Novels,
Miscellanies,
Plays, &c. —
Family, Pocket and com
mon Bibles,
And final! entertaining
Books for Children.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gi
ven, agreeable to the aft of the legiflatuie of
the late colony, now state, of New-York, passed
the igth day of March, 1774, entitled, “ An aft
for the more effeftua! icgiftering of mortgages and
securing the purchasers of mortgaged estates,” that
on the 16th day of Oftobernext, at is o’clock in
the forenoon, will be fold, at public vendue, at the
house of Johannes Tack, inn-keeper, at Marble
town, in the county of Ulster, the fee simple of
all that certain tract or parcel of land and premi
ses, situate and lying on the weft fide of the Ron
dout or Coxenkill, in the township of Marble
town and county aforefaid, and now or late in the
possession of Frederick Schoonmaker, and sundry
other persons tenants under him : beginning at a
certain fall on the said kill or creek, where a small
Brook empties into the fame, being the place of
beginning of a certain lot of eight acres of land,
which the said Frederick Schoonmaker purchaled of
the truflees, of the township of Marbletown; thence
along the said last mentioned lot north easterly to
the lands of Hendrick Kofaa, thence along the
north westerly bounds of the last mentioned lands,
north easterly to the lands of Jacob Snyder, thence
along the last mentioned lands westerly to the lands
oflfaac Smith, thence along the last mentioned land
southerly to the lands of the widow Peter Nelly
Sammons, thence along the last mentioned lands
to the said Rondout or Coxenkill, thence down
the said kill to the place of beginning; containing
by eflimation four hundred and forty acres of land,
be the fame more or less ; which trafts or parcel
of lands with the appurtenances were by indenture
of lease and release, dated the Bth and 9th days of
March, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven
hundred and eighty-two, mortgaged by Fredrick
Schoonmaker, of the township of Marbletown, in
the county of Ulster, to Richard Oliver and Ste
phen Nottingham, both of the townffiip and coun
ty aforefaid, for the payment of five hundred and
fifty-five pounds, current money of New-York, in
silver and gold, at the rate of eight {hillings for a
Spaniffi milled dollar, with lawful interest for the
fame, on or before the eighth day of March next
ensuing the date of the said indenture or release
of mortgage.
The conditions of sale will be made public on
the day of the veh'due, and good and fufficient
deeds executed to the purchaser of the fame, by
RICHARD OLIVER, and
STEPHEN NOTTINGHAM.
Marbletown, March 29, 1787. 9 34
THOMAS SMITH,
Boot and SHOE MAKER,
AND
LEATHER CUTTER,
Queen-Street, No. 179, Corner of Beekman or
Chapel Street,
CELLS all forts of Bootsand Shoes
at the following prices : £. f d.
Mens best boots, town-made, warranted, 280
Common ditto, ditto, ditto, 240
Mens (hoes, best fort, ditto, ditto, 012 o
Ditto Ihoes, strong ditto, from Bf. 090
Womens fattinet, or callimanco {hoes, on o
Ditto, leather ditto, - - 080
Boys, girls, and childrens (hoes of all forts.
Englifli boot-legs, bcnd-foals, and country lea
ther of all forts, cheap for cafti.
Black-ball of excellent quality for cleaning of
boots and (hoes, wholesale and retail.
(f 3 A quantity of mens strong flroes, fit for
country store-keepers, or the southern trade, and
•will be exchanged for tanned leathei,or raw hides.
* # * Wanted, North-American BANK-BILLS.
FOR SALE,
That Valuable Plantation,
Situate near the Great Plains, on Nassau Island,
late the Seat of Judge LUDLOW.
Tp HIS place contains near four
hundred acres of land, on which there is an
elegant two story dwelling-house, and every other
building necessary and ufeful either for a farmer or
gentleman ; a great variety of fruit-trees in their
maturity, &c. &c.
The place is so well known, and so highly re
commends itfelf to those who know it, shat a de
tail of its excellencies is needless; neither can it
add to the salubrity and beautifulnefs of its situa
tion. lis capital improvements, and its contiguity
to the city of New-York, and town of Jamaica,
greatly augment its real value, and, at the fame
time, render it one of the most delightfome and
valuable places in the state.
The terms of sale may be known by applying to
URIAH MITCHELL, Esq. near the premises,
or to the fubferiber, at Gofhen, Orange county,
by whom an indisputable title will be given.
ISRAEL WELLS.
April 5, 1787, 9 21'
'THE SUBSCRIBER, having
been duly appointed assignee, in trust for all
the creditors of Jonas Rogers, at present of Hun
tington, fuffolk county, and state of New-York, an
insolvent debtor, Doth hereby, pursuant to the di
reftion of an aft of the legislature of the state of
New-York, entitled, “An aft for the relief of in
solvent debtors within this state,” passed the 17th
day of April, 1784, require all the creditors afore
faid, to produce to him their several securities, or
accounts, against the said insolvent, by the 3d day
of July next, that a dividend may be made of the
monies and effefts which may come to his hands,
in the manner direfted in and by the aft aforefaid.
ISAAC YOUNGS.
Dated this 2.oth day of March, X 787. 7 —
WH E R EA $ PAUL LENZS, of Haerlem
Townfliip, in the County of New-York,
gardner, and Elisabeth Lis wife (for the securing
the payment of one hundred pounds, in Spanifti
milled dollars, at four flfillings and fix-pence fler-
Jing each dollar, or the value thereof in gold or
silver, with lawful interest for the tame, according
to the condition of a certain bond bearing date the
sixteenth day of April, in the year of our Lqrx>
one thousand seven hundred and eighty-five, an J
executed by the said Paul Lenzs, to John Smith,
of the city New-York, baker) did, by indenture of
mortgage, bearing date the said sixteenth day of
April, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven
hundred and eighty-five, mortgage to the said John
Smith, all that certain meffuage, dwelling-house,
and three several house lots, tract or parcel of land,
contiguous to, and adjoining each other; situate,
lying and being in the town ofHaeilem aforefaid,
and heretofore purchased by the said Paul Lenz,
from John Livingston; bounded as follows, caftcr
ly and northerly by the land late of Abraham My
er, deceased; southerly by the high-way, and wes
terly by the land of Peter Waldron, - deceased ;
containing by estimation five acres and a quarter*
be it more or less; together with all and singular
the houses, out-houses, kitchens, stables, buildings,
fences, wateis, water courses, trees, woods, under
woods, easements, profits, emoluments, privileges,
advantages, and appurtenances wbatfoever to the
said meffuage or dwelling-house, and three house
lots, trad or parcel of land and premises belonging,
or in any wife appertaining ; and ihe reversion and
reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, ilfues,
and profits thereof, and of every part and parcel
thereof; and also all the estate, right, title, interest,
property, possession, claim and demand whatsoever,
both in law and equity of them the said Paul Lents,
and Elisabeth his wife, of, in and to all and fingulaf
the said meffuage or dwelling-house and three house
lots, traft or parcel of land and premises, or any
part or parcel thereof with the appurtenances;
and whereas in and by the said indenture of mort
gage it was covenanted and agreed, that in case it
fliDuld so happen, that the said sum of one hun
dred pounds, with the lawful interest for the fame,
or any part thereof, should remain due and unpaid
at the time above mentioned, that then and from
thenceforth it should and mav be lawful to arid for
the said John Smith, his heirs, executors, adnfinif
trators, or assigns, to expole the laid meffuage or
dwelling-house, three house lots, trail-, piece of
parcel of ground and premises to sale at public auc
tion, vendue, or outcry, and to dispose the fame
to the best advantage, and to give good and fuffi
cient conveyances in the law to the purchaser, or
purchasers thereof, their heirs and assigns for ever ;
and out of the monies arising from the sale thereof,
to retain and keep in their hands the said sum o£
one hundred pounds, or so much thereof as fhall
remain due and unpaid, with the lawful interest
thereof; and also the costs of such sale, rendering
the overplus, if any be, unto the said Paul Lenzs,
his executors, administrators, or assigns, which sale
or sales so to be made, should be and were thereby
declared to be a full barr and preclusion t» any
estate or interest which the said Paul Lenzs, or
Elisabeth his wife, their heirs or assigns may have
or claim to the said premises, or any part there
of ; as in and by the said indenture of mort
gage, referrence thereunto being had, may more
fully and at large appear ; and whereas part of
the said principal and interest is now due and owing
to the said John Smith ; the fa are therefore to
give notice to all persons interested in the premi
ses, that unless the whole of the said one hundred
pounds, together with all the interest due, and to
grow due thereon, is paid off and difeharged on or
before Tuesday the third day of October, next en
suing the date of this notification ; all and Angular
the mortgaged premises aforefaid, will be fold by
the said John Smith, on Tuesday the said third day
of Ofiober, next ensuing the date hereof, as afore
faid, at eleven of the clock, in the forenoon of the
fame day, at the merchants Coffee-houfe in the ci
ty of New-York, pursuant to the direflions con
tained in an aft of the legiflatuie of the late colo
ny, now state of New-York, entitled, “ An all
for the more effeftual registry of mortgages, and
for securing the purchasers of mortgaged eftates,*^
passed the nineteenth of March, 1774.
Dated this 29th day of March, 1787.
8 JOHN SMITH-
LToTFslffTo l E T.
TO BE LET by
Moses Gomez,
And entered into immediately,
THAT elegant HOUSE, No.*2 Z>
Queen-street, late in the tenure of Meflieurs
Robert and George Service. The house is well,
situated, either for a gentleman, or for any kind of
business whatever The said house has nine
rooms, with fire places in each ; three of which are
elegantly finifhed. For further particulars enquire
of said Gomez, No. 203, Watcr-ftreet.
tol F t,
A VACANT LOT, for one or a term of years,
in Hage-ftrect; 45 feet in length, and 21 fee:
fix inches in front, and 19 feet in the rear— —Aa
also, either the whole of my STORE, No. 31,
Front-street, or the two upper floors'; being very
fit for a Sail-Maker. MOSES GOMEZ.
New-York, May 3, 178". 13
_ o T j-—c —
r T’HE fubferiber, administrator, dc
■x bonis non of the goods, chattels, and credits
of Jft ph Mice, some time deceased, and formerly
of the city of London, merchant, requefls the re
fpeftive debtors to the estate of the said JoJtph Mice,
to make settlement with the fubferiber with all ex
pedition, in order 10 prevent the commencement
of legal prosecutions against them.
W. C O C K,
Attorney at Law, No. 66, Wall-fireel.
New-York, Jan. 11, 1787. 98—