The daily advertiser — New York [N.Y.], 1788-09-22 00:00:00, page 4

Wanted to Charter,
- r A Rritdh Bottom, bur-
then about two hundred and
T fifty tons, to go from hence to Phi
' ladelphia, and from thenoe to Ja
-5 maica—or two Veffcls of half the
•burthen each. For terms apply to <
RICHARD YATES,
No. 9, Princefs-ftrect.
Who has also for Sale,
High proof Jamaica Spirits, Madeira, and Fc
ceiEe 'Wines, and a few bags Pimento.
Sept. 3. 1 V*
MMrUr iiTim-’ari। num -cm cwnr
F INE SA LT.
A QUANTITY, just arrived from Bristol, in the
thip Elizabeth, Capt. Tvckxr, lying at Weils
. wharf :—Fer terms of sale apply to
Sept, j SHEDDEN, PATRICK, & Co.
For Mcotego-Bay, Jamaica,
« Captain Tupor Tucker,
A New Bermuda built vellel, fails
XX faft, and well-accommodated ; is
expected to fail in three weeks. For
‘Pauage only apply as above, or to laid mailer on board.
WAN T E D,
♦ A quantity of French sugar hogihead STAVES, and
ng HOOPS. Apply as above. Sept. 2. ts.
For K ING STO N, (Jamaica)
T » E s L n ° p
.jy* J o H N, J
^APT. WILLIS—now ready
to take in, and will fail im
' r....
Who have far Sale,
F redi Bohea i ea, In large and small boxes.
Souchong Tea,
Nankeens, color’d silk Handkerchiefs,
Molasses, Ruifins in calks,
Ledgers and Journals,
A cate of men’s glazed leather Hats,
Pork, Hogs-lard,
■Dry Codfifh, fpermaceti Candles,
Jamaica and New-York Ram,
White Whale Oil, in large and ImaU ®a&B,
French Burr Mill Stones,
French Brandy,
Doer Skins, Borax,
A quantity of Oars, andßhade-llJindLune.
Sept. [2. t( .
for Halifax,
Eri ° MARIA,
James Stevenson, matter,
VI. /ILL on the 25th infl,——Has exccl
’7 lent accommodations for Paifengers. For
Freight or Passage apply at No. 216, Quesn-flreot,
or to the Capt. on board at Malcom's wharf;
A few bbls, of Salmon and Mackrel to be had
oh board, width will be fold low for Calh or Pro
duce.
Sept. 13. ts
For Cha k lest on,
The SLOOP
Beaufost,
Franci s Saltus, Maßer,
VV7ILL fail the ?sthinft.har
a A accommoda-
f°r pafienge rs. For frei gh t
paiTage, apply to GEORGE
©OUGLASS, No. 14, Fly-market, or the maker
en board said sloop, at Schermerhoru’s-wharf.
Sept. 15. ts.
For Savannah,
The S L ® 0 P
Friendihip,
Joseph Burnham, Master,
'1 i. ER. fuporior accommodations and fuccefsful
JT >. paflages make her peculiarly inviting to all la
dies and gentlemendifpoled topafsorrraufport their
property to or from that place. She will fail bn the
25th instant. For freight or parage, apply to the
mailer on board at the Crane-wharf, or to WAT
SON O' GREENLEAF;
—Who have for Sale—
A quantity of Southern Beaver, Indigo, Jamaica
Spi’its, Mola’fes, See. See.
Sept. jc. ts
For LONDON,
T!ie SHIP
New-York,
>^4. Y^," WKm. Tobe eommanded by Captain
, THOMAS WATSON,
about theist of
V V October.—She is an excel
lent neivflhip,of about 200 ions bartben^built of Ine
o.ik, ioc’ifl, and red cedar—has good MCommodsticns
for pafengers,and from appearance -will fail fa ft. —
She is intended to be kept in the London trade an.l
is -warranted to come.O’N front London -with the firft
Spring Jh/ps—f freight or «« lege apply to Samuel
Franklin and Co. or Murray and Saufom.
Augufll 27. cod
For Wilmington, (N. C.)
The SLOOP
OW INDUSTRY,
R««e*t Dunn, Mailer,
elegant accommodations for pa fl enters,
X i. and will fail the 25th inst.—For freight or
pa rage, apply to Benjamin S. Judah, Na. 19 Qid
'■p, or to the Master on board, lying at the Old-
J’’ Sept. 17. ts
Wanted to Charter,
A British vcffe1 ’ that win car *
J* ry h ‘ om Bto 1200 bbls - t 0
P^ceed for a cargo to Philadel-
Ph ' a ’ and fr ° m ;ilcneo to the Wed
Indies. For particulars apply to
^o. 202, Water-flreet. ^ pt . ,}/ i
Wanted to Charter,
A Vef k ! from 15^. to JJoOtons
11. burthen, British Bottom—
to S° from hence to Bolton, and
* rOm thence t 0 Jamaica. For
terms, apply to
MURRAY, MUMFORD, ir BOWEN,
Na. 20. Peck-Slip. Sept. 9. ts
To be fold at private Sale,
At the Commission Store, No, 221, Queen-street,
7-8 and yard wide Irish linens, from Bd. to 35.
fter. per yd. men’s beaver hats,a variety of London
faddies, bridles, girths, Sec. Bell quality x>f rifle
mufleets, gunpowder, in whole and half barrels,
brass caMp kettksin nests, fdk lluckings, beefand
pork, chimney tiles per bor, a variety of plated
ware and jewellory, excellent bottled claret,
And Public Securities or es ery kind, bought and
fold for Specie or paper currency.
TO EE SOLD
By William Prince,
At Flufliing Landing, on Long-Efland, near New-
York, a large collection of
FRUIT TREES, viz.
M LL forts of apples, pears, plumbs, cherries,
peaches, nefiarines, apricots, quince and
mulberry trees—Fig trees, black, white and red
currants; n variety of fine gooseberries, red and
white English and large Canada ralberries ; a great
variety of fi raw berries, among which is the large
Hudson, which for fixe exceeds any yet. difeevered,
are high flavored, and/great bearers. Madeira,
Litton, and large Syrian grape vines ; Englilh and
American Walnuts, hard and loft flielled almonds,
a great variety of rdfes and other flowering Ihrubs,
fine llripvd tulip and tube role roots, and a great
number of other plants too tedious to mention
here, but may be fecn in the catalogues which
may be had gratis at Mr. Hugh Gaine’s, Printer,
in Hanover-Square, New-York, where orders left
will be immediately attended to. Many thousands
of the above trees are large and of a proper size
for transplanting. The price of the fruit trees is
2s each : the Tnrubs and plants are of different pri
•es, as may be seen in the catalogues- Sept. 2. ti
Fjf’tyiE Cp-partnerfliipof Robertson, Smith and
a Co. being diH®l veJ by mutual copfent, on' the firft
day of May lait, all those who have any demands a'gainft
that or the firm of Ale xa n 0e k Ro be k ts o k and Co.
are deiired to produce the fame for payment, and to a
void consequences that may pi eve disagreeable. Those
who are indebted to either of thele firms, are requelled to
difeharge their refpeilive notes or accounts without delay
t o either of theSubfcribers, at No. g, Hanover-Square,
-r No. 52, Smith-Street.
ALEXANDER ROBERTSON.
JAaViLS SMITH.
New-York, July 25, 1788.
THE Copartnership of Thomas and James Ar
cen and Co. is by mutual consent didblved. All
those who have any demands against that firm, aierequcft
ed toprefuat them ; and those who are indebted by bond,
note or otharwife, are desired to difeharge the fame with
out delay, to either of the fubferibers.
THOMAS ARDEN.
August 1. JAMES ARDEN.
Forty Shillings Reward.
RUN awayfiom tile fobfcfiber last evening, a
NEGRO WENCH, named Mill, 19 years
of age, with a female child, aged about 2i months,
named Phcbe ; the child has a fear on the left
fide of her nose, occasioned by a fall.—lt is sup
posed she is deluded away by a Certain Negro
Fellow, named Charles, from Hemstead, Long-
Island, as flie came from there lately. Whoever
secures them, lo that the owner may have them
again, fiiall receive the above reward and all
reafonahlc charges paid by
JOHN NITCHIE.
N. B. All Marlers of vefiels are hereby fore
warned/, that they may not carry them oif at their
peril.
New-York, No. 7, Garden-street, August 26.
Tobe Sold at Private Sale.
A New DWELLING HOUSE, 25 feet by 30,
two story high, situate at the Landing in Tar
ry Town, the firll iland on the river for the Mer
cantile business, from its nearness t® New-York
Market ; and from, having a very extenfl ve com
mand of an inland trade ; it is also very conve
nient for a mechanic : and will be fold on reason
able terms, and the payment made easy-to the pur
chaser. For terms apply to the Printer.
Pougiikcepfie, Sept. 3. tf'.
Theodosius Fowler, & Co.
At their Office, No. 56, Water-fire ft.
Buy, Sell and Negociat e all kinds of
Continental Certificates,
LIKEWISE, New-York and Connecticut
SFate SECURITIES. Wanted immedi
ately, PICKERING’S CERTIFICATES—for
which the highest price will be given. Aug 18.
be Let and poffeflion given
immediately, the Houfs at Bloomingda e,
lately occupied by John Marfton, E(q. together
with a garden, liable room and coach house. En
quire of lames M‘Evers, No. 194, Water-street
May 28.
For Sale,
simple of the HOUSE, No. ic, in Catbe-
JL r:ne .street, Jn the out n urd of this city.) and
the LOT of GROUND on -which the boufe Hands—
containing in breadth in front,thirteen and übalffcet
—in rear, tivelve and a half feet —and in breadth op
i. n i\ H 1.... „„„ hundred fn.-t fur termt eroly at
Aaw PMifhed,
And ta be fold by the Boakfgllers in Toun and'Country,
The American Magazine,
For A U G U S T, 1788.
TO this number is prefixed the belt Map of the
WesTeßnTe a. rlt oR Y ey e r ye t pub li fli ed,
In this Map are laid down Che J even ranges of land
weft of Pennsylvania—the army lands —the Ohio
purchase—Virginia donation lands—Col. SymmheS
traft—Gen. Clarks’ grant —lands purchased by the
New-Jersey, WabaPu and Illinois companies, &e.
with the names of the new counties in Kentuckey.
To Subfcrjbers the Map is offered gratis—to
Non-Subscribers, the price of the Map and Maga
zine is two-thirds of a dollar. Sept. 2.
Boarding & Lodging
FOR. two Gentlemen, to be had at No. 33,
Smith-Street, near Crown-ftrect: likewise, a
large DRY CELLAR to be LET, at the above No.
thtf July 28.
JOHN RAMS A Y.
For Sale.
The following LOTS of LAND, viz.
A LOP or land fronting the North-diDer, on War
ren's dock, -cubicb n ill command an excellent
fraud f O r bufmefs, 25 feet in front and 99 ..nd 1-2
fleet in length, next to Mr. Bonfels.
Lot \a. 232, upper end of Orieen-flrect, next to
Join Arden, 25 fleet in front and 122 in length, an
excellentftand for aftdre.
Lot IXO. 50, Roosevelt-street, 26 feet front and
131 feet in length.
Lot No. 49, in Roofevclt-HreetyXvitb a fntall brick
boufe on it, 26 by 132 feet.
Lot No. qi Roosevelt-street, -vrth a small -wooden
bouje on the fame, fro nt 28 fleet, length feet,
Lot No. tzf>, fronting B.itavia-l.uic and itutgers-
Jlreet,front 26 feet, depth HQ.
Lot No. 106, St. 'fames’s-flreei, 2^ by 135 feet.
Lot No. 108, Si. fldfnes’sfreet, -with a small
■wooden bot.fe, 2’5 bf roc feet.
Lot No. 255, in Olivcr-ftrcrt, a corner makes an
angle in one front of icfeet.
’ Lot Na. ir3, in Qliver-fllreet, by icq feet on
the weft lilt
Loi No. 248, Oliiier-jlrcet,2sby \cofect.
■ Lot Na.nL, Oliver-fllreet, i^jcit 3 inches and
100 feet on the east.
Apply to George Stanton, No. 7'2 Jobn-flreet^ who
will give a good and 'jiiflficicnt title for the f.ir/ie.
The one third of the purelnife money to be paid on
delivery of the deeds, the other third in on^ye.ir,
and the other third .ml loft in i.co years, wit a law
ful interefll for the feme, which must make it agree
able to the purcbaflers. The above lots are numbered,
in a map -which may be seen by applying as neove.
September I. ■ m ts
^T , 'HE partnerfliip of GEORGE APPLEBY and
A Co. Brewers, will be diliblved by mutual
cotdent the 1 (I day of April next.
The bufmels will be carried on in future by
Appleby and Matlock,
At the new BREW ERY, No. 36, the east fide of
Chatham-iireet, nearly opposite the Tea-Water
Pump. ’
They return their sincere thanks to the public
for palt favours, and hope to merit a continuance
of them by their attention ta the business.
Their Friends and Customers will lie supplied cm
the lowest terms with the beit
Ale, Table, Ship, and Spruce Beer.
Orders left at the Coffee-Hpufe, or with White
Matlack, N o> 1 L YYiliiam-flreet, or a-t the Brewe
ry, will be duly attended to ; and beer delivers®
on board vefiels, or any part of the city, on tiw
shortest notice. GEORGE APPLEBY.
WHITE MATLACK.
New York, Marsh 18.
To be Sold,
A HOUSE and Lot of Ground, situate on the
A L. North fide ofDyc-ltr.eet, iu the City ofNcw-
York, formerly the property of Daniel Green.——•
The Hbule is almost new, well conftrucied, and
has a good cellar with a large bake oven in it.
Also, a number of Lots of Ground, situate on the
Eaflerly fide of the Bowery-Laue, at present in the
pofleflion of Daniel M/Clain.
ALSO, a Farm of Laud, situate in the Manar
of'Cortlandt, cojutaining 205 acres, in the pofiefli
-011 of Joseph Smith.
^t ' HlMis to acquaint the Public, that at No. 11,
* 1 New-street, near the City Hall, the following
cures are performed, viz. king’s evil, cancers,
both in male and female ; fiftulas, fore breads, all
manner of putrefied wounds or ulcers elfeftuabv
cured, without cutting or endangering the loss of
any member.
The fever and ague removed in so short a time
as will furprize the patient.
Likewilc corns on the toes cured without the
lead pain or danger, and the toe rendered as easy
as the’ there had never been one on it.
An y perlon troubled with the above complaints,
by applying as above will be cared on the moll
reasonable terms.
Likewise any kind offwellings cured in a Ihort
time. Sept. 10. 2w.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
A CERTAIN PETER JOICE, a Frenchman,
JfN who lived-as Servant, in thehoufe of Mis.
SHELDON, in this. City, has been guilty of break
ing open some Trunks, and ftcaling thereout
near TWO HUNDRED SPANISH MILLED DOL
LARS, sundry Shirts, marked A. B. flockings,
and other Wearing Apparel, and has fmee abfeon
ded. He is about 5 feet 7or 8 inches high, tole
rably well made, and appears.to be about 40 or 45 ■
years of age. He took with him of his own ap-
parel, a blue Mancheder velvet coat, on the but
toasmf which, is the figuie of a man’s head, a
ipotted velvetwaiftcoat and breeehes, a printed
caliico short coat, which it is fuppoled he had on
when he went. away. He. usually wears a gold
ripp, or pendant in one ear Ui. hair fhm t
behind, either cut close or shaved at top he
speaks but indifferent Engliih. For appj'ehending
the said THIEF and recovering the MONEY, or
even one half of it, rhe above rewurd will be paid.'
It is apprehended he is goqe towards Boston, a., a
person answering his description went, on Satur
day, the 6th init. with Capt. Colquho®n, to New
port, Rhede-Ilkmd. Information to be given
to the Printer. j ep t. 15. ts.
WILLIAM HENSON, Ta"ylJr
and Habit-maker, from LONDON, informs
his friends and the public in general, that lie has re
moved from No. 9, SmiJi-ttrset,oppolice Mote Lane,
m No. jj, Snutb-Rtcer, nea ly oppofi c the houlc
from which he l<as removed, and nw*dwor co Mr.
AND also, a Farm of Land, near the Mouth of
Croton, containing 100 acres, very pleasantly situ
ated along the River, which abounds with fifh and
wildfowl. Any of the above FARMS or LOTS will
be fold on reaibnable terms, either far Cafli or any
kind of Public Securities, as may bell fait the pur
chaiers.
Only one third part of the Purchase Money, is
wanting immediately. For further particulars ap
ply to the Subscriber, living at Croton, in the
Manor of Cortlandt, who will furuifh an iadifpu,
table title for the whole, or to any part ®f the a
bove.—Or to THEODOSIUS FOWLER, Sc Co.
No. 56, Water-street.
PHILIP VAN CORTLANDT.
Nrw-Ymk, Sept. jJ. Saw th'
^J IN nionth? being allowed by the Hon. Judge of
Probates of the State of New-York, for fettje
ment of the estate of Capt. Samuel Chafe, late of
Swanfcy, in the Commonwealth of Madachulettv,
deceased/ all persons indebted to, or having any
demands againlt said estate, are requefled to bring
in their accounts within said time, in order fo^ let
tlement, to HENRY BOWER-, jum Admiuiftrator'
Aug. 29. 1 aw ts.
ALSO, a Fann Land, situate at Siagfing, con
taining 100 acres, in the poileflion es David Mer-
Printed bv FRANCIS CHILOS,
John She phe rd,
MERCHANT TAYLOR,
No. 23, Hano'ver-S.ju.ire.
Hus imported in the sictfcy, C.iyt.. M-efnard, uni
Letfey, Cupt. WuijOH.
f /iiperfine Cijths, Puff and
-2- -white cifinicrs, old dud ft lv er h.ifk.t and im
perial buttons, to the cloths—fatten ind Jiik
fore nt ine s—-with .1 very grand .ml elegant a fort
me nt of vejt patterns of t lie ncvejl t.fie; also aguod
afortment of Orleans cloths, fuitablc'for tbefummcr
season. May 9-
Starch & Hair Powder.
’HE Subforiber again rtfp.ctfnlly inf arms bls
1 friends and the public,tj.it he fill carries on
his nmm fuel dry of Starch and fl.iii'. Powder 011 un
extensive manner, at No. 7> Garden drect, nearly
o^Pofite the OH Dutch Cimrcb — vfj.'re Merchants,
Traders and Mutters of Hejeis can re ft spued for :x
---portatieii, -with any auautity, a,id at tie lo'Mcf rate
far C-ifb, or a reajou'akle tinn for payment. —He re
turns thanks t» his Cu.:omersfor theirpuyi favour?,
and hopes to merit their soutinuac ce.
Sept. 4. ts 'JO HN NICHIF..
By cider of the Hou. John Slofs Hobart, Efquii-^
eno of the Judges of the Supreme Cour.t of Ju
dicature of rhe State of New-Yoak : !
IL J OTICE is hereby given to Jole fJ h Grefwold,
JTi jun. late of the city of New-York, difliL
ler, an absent debtor, and to all others whua
it may concern, tjpat on application to the laid
Judge, made by a wrtain creditor of the said Jo
seph Grefwold, jun. an absent debtpr as aforefaid,
lie the said Judge, by virtue and in pursuance of
the aft of the people of the state of New-York rc
prefentedia Senate and Assembly, entitled, “ An
aft for relief against abfeending debtors,” paTed
the 4th April, 1786, hath directed ail the eitatc,
real arid personal, of the laid Joseph Grefwold,
jun. an absent debtor, svithin this state, to be seiz
ed; and that unless the said Jafeph Grefwold, jun.
an absent debtor as aforefaid, Shall return and dis
charge his debts within ope year after the date
hereof, all his estate, real and perfonal,.will be loid
for the payment and fatisfaftion of his dtbts.
Dated this 28th day of March, in the year of our
Lord one thoufandfeven hundred mid eighty-eight,
March 29th. JU th if
The Quill Manufactory.
nr^HE fubferiber relpeftfully informs the Public
X that he carries on his manufactory of
in an extensive manner, at No. 90. Queen licvet,
fix doors above the Friends’ Meeting-House,
where nil offices, mercliams, &cc. can be supplied
with any quantity.
He returns thanks to his caftomers for their
puft favors, and hopes to merit their continuance.
He manufaCluies excellent fiiinirtg .d/.ift Hull,
'which has met with great encouragement. He
informs the public that as there is fame made in
this city like his ilamp, Lie maker sow pci#
a printed paper round with iris full name, to pre
vent counterfeits. FRANCIS TURNER.
T^Y erJ/r ift'oelftnw.rM HOIIAnT,
O Lfyxire, one of the judges of the flupreaie cwt o r m*
mature of thejlate ofNew-Ta-k : Notice is berebs
to Th omas Van Wyck, late :f the towmbio a P Ofe.bai'
m -we^s cciwty i„ ^p ia . c , f Nexv-K k, J fanner, an
abjccc.dingar.d absent debtor, ar dm all otic s ivbom it way
cuwcrptlat en ayplbation to the fluid judge, by virtue ftfle
acl oft the People of the fate ofNcw-Yon, reprinted it
cerate and Ajjembly, entitled an act for relief a faiN gk-
Jconding and absent debtors, pafed tbcf.urtb duff At. ,1,
tn the year of our Lo-d one tbatfand [even fandred aid
eighty fix, hath dwelled all the fate aul and yer U.el f
tbejr.id iborhas TaniFyN, witbin this fate, to befetxcds
and that unless he, the jail fbowas Van Wye.:. p.fir..Jn
^nd d,f c ^ , f hls g c btt, awthin oncyear from tee date Lc e
fl, all his fate, real atid personal, -w.'.i be flud for tie .vy
’■■frtai.ayaii:.jdcliotlvfbiscr£lilii,li. Dated ibis twe.ny
ftft cay of Augtf, w the year of our Lo, d one th....Ad
J even 2 unarea ard eighty-cigi t. f n
This day is ftofftjhAd, txed tolA'jU.Hy7h e
Printer hereof, pt ice y,t.
Mercantile Laws of the
STATE of NEW-YORK.
ConciStsd and arranged tor the convenience of
Merchants and other s concerned in T'raoe.
A CjCLiiCrioN of t! !e Mercantile Laws
Z X of the State of New-York, comprised in a
i mall publication, has been long wanted. ’The in
conveniences that Merchants, 'Traders, and othu.v^
aie lub]ccted to, m turnmg over volumiuous Str
tute Books to gain a perusal of the fuhßas they
are m march of, besides the expence in procure r
juca publications, are univcrmlty feiimud uukiKm"
ledged. I*w Printer flatters him.e:f in the Col
lection now' ollertdto the Pubbc, the mconve
mences complained of will be remedied, as grvat
care has been taken in rhe Com^ia'ion, that ,m
---thmgihomdhe om.ttodwlmh migntbe fbunduleful.
CONTE N T S.
Extract from an act to lay a duty of tonne m
on velids, &C. 3
n<t to clinoid th©
Act for regulation of PHuls.
Ait to ascertain the Quality of p a t and Pearl
Aiaes.
Ad for the Etlabriflmient of a Cuflom-Houfe.
Act to prevent the exportation of uimwchant
ab.e flout, and the iaife TarWg of Bread and Hom
calks.
Supplement to the aforegoing act.
Act concerning wrecks of the Ra &c.
Act unpofmg duties on goods ami Merchandize,
.Yet Supplementary theicto.
Aft to regulate the re-packing of Beefand Pork.
Act to regulate rhe culling 01 Haves and Head
mg.
Act granting a bounty on hemp.
Act to icgulate the expo; ration of Butter and
Hogs-Lard.
Act to regulate the exportation vs Fkxfeedand
Lumber. ^New-York, July 2.
Joim-iireet.
CMIATEFULLY acknowledges the many pafl;
I favors of his friends and the public in gene
ral, and takas this method tu inform them, that he
has imw on hand, ready for the fealbn, a large and
general afiortment ol CARRI.'GE i, which lie will
fell at the lowest rate* Gentlemen who wribiavor
iim svith their cuitom, may depend upon being
served at the fhortcll notice, m the molt modern
and approved taste. Having now iu employ a
uumber of the belt workmen at their various
branches, *nd having every advantage that can
arile from a large and convenient Ihop, he is in n»
doubt of doing himfelf credit and giving his euf
timers the greatest fatisfaction.
N. B. Hs has now on hand a numbsr of second
hand carriages for sale ; likewise carriages of ali
kinds and horses t® Ift.
March I®. ni&th.
JAM E s Ha lle t,
Coach and Ch’air .Maker,
Nb. 43» Broadway, and adjoining tne Theatre in