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THE farm or plantation called BELLE VALE,
situated at Warwick, in the county of Orange ; it
consists of about Seo acres of land, and is justly esteemed
as valuable a trad as any of its size in the province, hav
ing belonging to it in one body, 230 acres of the richest
low and intervale land, with a fine stream of water tun
ing thro' it, by which the whole may be laid under water,
and situated at the foot of a range of mountains, which
will forever afford an unbounded outrange, It is in a
thick fettled country, within five miles of Stirling iron
works, and seven from Ringwood and the Long-Pond,
which afford the best market for whatever is rai fed, 12
miles from Gofnen, and 24 from New-Windsor landing.
The improvements are, on one part a log-house, a new
framed barn, and a young orchard, with about 120 acres
of the intervale land reduced to the best kind of mowing
ground, being cleared, fenced, and seeded ; and several
large summer fallows in tillage. On the other part is a
small grist mill, saw mill and forge, for converting pig
metal into bar-iron, a coal-house, a pretty good framed
dwelling-house and barn. Should the purchaser incline
to it, the farm consisting of the firft mentioned improve
ments, nearly all the low land, and about 400 acres of
the up-land, will be fold feperate from the iron-works and
mill, which, with a small piece of the meadow, and re
maining part of the land, may be had either separate or
united with the farm. For further particulars enquire
of the subscriber, at his farm in Dutchefs county, John
Thomson, Esq; at Florida, in Orange county, or of Dr.
Samuel Bard, in New-York.
JOHN BARD.
TO BE SOLD at private Sale,
Together or feperately, the following lots or trails of
land, to wit :
SIX lots, each containing 334 acres and 90 rods, and
the usual allowance for highways, being part of a
larger tract of land granted by letters patent under the
great seal of the province of New-York, and erected
thereby into a township by the name of Readelborough,
situate, lying and being about 30 miles to the eastward
•f Albany, being bounded westerly by the townships of
New-Stamford and Leinfter ; northerly by said Leintter ;
easterly by the townships of Wilmington and Whiting
ham ; and southerly by a line run for the north bounds
of the province of the Massachusetts-Bay ; four of which
lots are extraordinary good land, being classed on the di
vision thereof, among the firft rate lots: the other two
lots are not so good in quality. The four firft rate lots
have the advantage of lying on and contiguous to a road
lately made ata very great expence, and which is now
entirely compleated, running across the said trad into
the township of New-Stamford, which is, and will con
tinue to be the road travelled to Albany, by all the settlers
in the southerly and southeasterly parts of the county of
Cumberland.
RUN away from the subscriber, on the fifth day of
this infant, an apprentice lad named fames Rufel,
about five feet eight inches high, is about nineteen years old,
by trade a weaver, very much pock broken, black hair and
black eyes, and is very apt to Jhut one eye when talking with
any one: He has taken with him a blue broad cloth coat, a
Jlripei linfey jacket, a pair of buck Jkin breeches, a pair of
black and white flockings, a pair of large brajs Jhoc buckles,
and a felt hat near half worn, and two flriped Jhirts.
Whoever takes up said run-away, and delivers him to the
subscriber, at Springfield, in Essex County, /ball receive a
reward of FIVE DOLLARS, and all reasonable cbages by
JAMES BLACK.
Twenty-eight lots, each containing 150 acres, ftri&
thcafure, being part of a tract of 13,000 acres of land
granted by letters patent under the great seal of the pro
vince of New-York, to Richard Loudon, and others,
situate, lying and being in the county of Tryon, about
forty-five miles to the westward of Albany, 15 miles of
the Great Settlement of Schoharie, and about three
miles south of Cherry-Valley. These lots are not in
ferior in quality to any of the lands in that country.
Sixteen lots, each containing about 250 acres, strict
meafnre ; and also four small lots of 50 acres each, laid
out with others for a town plot, being part of a tra&
of land granted by letters patent under the great seal of
the province of New-York, (and erected thereby into a
township by the name of New-Brook) situate, lying and
being on the weft fide of Connecticut River, in the
county of Gloucester, distant about sixteen miles weft
from the township of Newbury, which is the county
town, in which are near one hundred familes fettled ;
opposite to which, on the other fide the river, lies the
township of Haverhill, which is also the county town,
and has near the fame number of settlers thereon, and is
about 90 miles from the capital town in the province of
New-Hampihire. The said Township of New-Brook
also lies about sixteen miles to the westward of the town
ship of Mooretown, on which about fifty families are
fettled, and is also about one hundred miles above the
line run for the northern bounds of the province of the
Maffachuffetts-Bay. The fix firft described lots, and the
sixteen last described lots, are parts of trails of land
which were formerly within the claim of New-Hampihire,
before the Royal decision, but are not affected by any
grant under that government ; and the trad of land
whereof the twenty-eight lots herein before described,
are a part, is also free from any claims whatever, the
Indian title thereto having been ptrrchafed before the land
was patented. For further particulars enquire of Peter
W. Yates, Esq; Attorney at Law, in Albany, who has
maps of the several tracts, or of the subscriber in New-
York. JOAN BOWLES.
WANTS A PLACE,
A WOMAN, with a good Breaft^f young Milk,
who can be well recommended. Enquire of the
Printer.
New-Blazing-Star Ferry
To be SOLD on reasonable terms.
IT lies on the weft fide of Staten-lfland, is a very
healthy and pleasant place, and an excellent stand for
business ; there is forty acres of excellent up-land, with
a large quantity of salt marsh, and there can be between
thirty and forty loads of choice English hay cut on said
place yearly, and has plenty of good pasturing, both trefh
and salt ; a fine young orchard of two hundred apple
trees, many of them grafted of the very best fruit, from
the large harvest apple to winter apples, and a great plenty
of the fineft peaches in the country, with cherries and
plumbs. The house is large, and well calculated for a
tavern, with two good cellars and a kitchen ; a'lfo tables
and other improvements necessary for the business. Any
person inclining to purchase are desired to apply soon,
for if it is not fold by the twentieth of February, it will
then be let. The public may be aflured that the stages
will be kept in the best manner. A good title will be
given to the purchaser by
R< JOHN MERCEREAU, living on the premises.
qrHIS is to give notice to all per
& sons, creditors to Ephraim Peet of Stratford, in
the county of Fairfield, and colony of Connecticut,
insolvent debtor, that pursuant to an aft of the general
assembly of said Colony, held at New-Haven, in said Co
lony, on the second Thursday of October, 1774, appoint
ing us the fubferibers trustees to said Peet, to receive his
estate and effects, and dispose of the fame for the benefit
of his creditors ; there will be a meeting of said Peet's
creditors at Mr. David Osborn's, Inn-holder, in said Strat
ford, on the second and third Mondays of February, and
the firft Monday in March Next ; then and there to agree
on the best Method for recovering, disposing of, and dis
tributing said Peet's Dues and Estate, for and among his
said Creditors.
JOHN BROOKS, n
ABRAHAM TOMLINSON, > ,
ISAAC NICHOLS, ) said P ^
BELLE VALE FARM.
To be fold by the subscriber,
WHEREAS Stephen Van Rensselaer, lute Lord and
Proprietor oj the Manor of Renflelierzuyck, in the
County of Albany, deceased, did in bis life time lay out and
ft a part a certain tract of twelve tboufand acres of land,
filtrate on the east fide of Hudson's River, in the foutb eaf
corner of the said Manor, known by the name of Stephen-
Tewn, being butted and bounded as follows' .Beginning at a
black burcb tree, funding in the foutb boundary line of the
said Manor fifteen miles raft by the needle, from the foutb
end of Beeren-Ifand, in Hudfon's-Rroer, and runs thence
east by the needle four hundred chains, to a bass wood tree
marked; thence north twenty-one degrees east three hundred
and thirty-two chains; thence weft by the needle three hun
dred and eighty-one chains : thence foutb twenty-three de
grees and thirty minutes weft, three hundred and thirty-nine
chains, to the black burcb tree firft mentioned. And whereas
five tboufand acres, part of the said twelve thousand acres
of land, has been layed out and surveyed into fifty lots of
one hundred acres each, being numbered from one to fifty :
And whereas the said Stephen Van Renfelaer did after
wards in bis lifetime, in and by several indentures of lease
and release, the lease bearing date the day before, and the
releases the twenty-fourth day of Oflober, in the year of
cur Lord one thousand seven bundred and fxty-fve, grant,
bargin, fell, alien, release and confirm unto fames Gray,
Samuel Brown, fames Grey, jun. David Pixly, Benja
min Willard, fableel Woodbridge, Nathan Ball, fofepb
Willard, fofiab Ball, Elijab Wilson, Phinebas Whitney,
Abel Rowe, Eli Pixly, Ebenezer Noble, Amos Beard,
"Jonathan Walker, Daniel Hubbard, David Noble, William
Wright, Samuel Wilson, David Bagg, and David Pixly,
jun, and to each of them federally, and to their several
heirs and aligns forever, each two of the said fifty lots of
one hundred acres: As also two fiftieth parts of the un
divided lands in the said trafl of twelve tboufand acres,
to be divided into fifty equal parts; of which said last
mentioned undivided land, we the fubferibers are part owners :
Now therefore, by virtue of a certain apt of the
Lieutenant Governor, the Council, and General Afembly of
the Colony of New-York, puffed the eighth day of January,
in the year of our Lord one tboufand seven hundred and
fxty-vwo, entitled, " An aA for the more effectual colle fling
of bis Majefy's quit rents in the colony of New- York, and
for partition of lands in order thereto :" And also by virtue
of another all of the Governor, Council, and General Affembiy
of the said colony, entitled, " An aft to continue an aft,
entitled, An ad for the more effectual collecting of bis Ma
jesty's quit rents in the colony of New-York, and for par
tition of lands in order thereto, and also to continue one other
aft, entitled, An aft to explain part of an aft, entitled, An
aft for the more effectual collecting of bis Majeftfs quit
rents in the colony of New-York, and for partition of lands
in order thereto," puffed the tbirty-frft day of December,
in the year of our Lord one tboufand seven hundred and
fixty-eigbt. We do hereby give notice, that Daniel Hull,
Daniel Dennison, and Samuel Shearman, all of Little
Hofck, in the said Manor, not interefled in the said lands,
are appointed Commiffoners to make partition of the said
undivided land ; that they the said Commffoners will meet
on Wednesday, tbeiztb day of April next, at the boufe of
Otbniel Gardner, inn-keeper, at Little Hofck aforefaid: And
allperfons interested therein, are hereby required to attend then
and there for that purpose, either by tbemfelves or their
attornies. Given under our hands the ninth day of January,
in the year of our Lord one tboufand seven hundred and
seventy five.
BENJAMIN SHELDEN,
BENJAMIN GARDNER,
JABEZ SPENCER.
Three-Pence per Pound,
Given by JOHN KEATING,
FOR the best fort of good, clean, dry, white linen rags,
and so in proportion for tbofe of an inferior fort. Good
encouragement given to journeymen paper makers, by said
Keating.
TO B~E S~O~ LIT
At the office of WILLIAM TONGUE, Broker, at the
house of the late Mr. Waldron, near the Exchange,
the following goods and merchandize, viz.
SLAVE S.
ONE Negro wench, 22 years old, has had the small
pox, is an ufeful domestic, Price Sol.
One negro wench, 40 years old, gol.
One ditto, 30 ditto, 501.
One negro man, 27 ditto, is a good farmer, gol.
One ditto, 27 ditto, is a tolerable cook, 7
gardiner, &c. pool.
One negro boy, 16 ditto, g O L
One negro wench 30 ditto, with or with- 7 £ ,
out her son, 5 years old, 5 601. & Sol.
One fine ditto, 22 years old, every way ufeful, Sol.
Two and one-half years indenture of a Scotch lad, who
is a good sailer.
LAN D S.
Two fine farms, and good dwelling-houses, near Bruns
wick.
A tract of 700 acres of good land, 5 miles above
Poughkeepsie.
A pleasant situated farm, on Long-Island, near the
Sound.
One ditto ditto, on Hamftead Plains, 280
acres, with an elegant house.
One lot of 2000 acres, on the weft fide of Lake
Champlain.
One lot of 357 acres, near Saratoga.
One farm of 150 acres, at New-Marleborough, in
Ulster County, one mile from Hudson's River.
Two farms, back of Cats-Kill, near Schoharie.
One farm on the weft fide of Delaware.
One farm in the Jerseys, on the East fide of ditto.
An undivided snare of a very large tract of fine land,
between Ohio and Miffifippi.
HOUSE S.
One house near the North-River.
One house in Stone-street.
One elegant house, in a good stand, in this city.
One house, opposite the Hon. John Watts's, Esq;
One house and ground lot, in Boundbrook.
GOO D S.
Woollens, wines, brandy, geneva, Jamaica, Weft-Tndia
and New-York Rum; molaftes, fifh, beef, pork, rice,
indigo, sweet oil, sugars, butter, pig iron, bloomery iron,
linens, checks, coffee, canvas of all forts, and sundry
other articles, too numerous to insert.
He has likewise orders to purchase slaves of both sexes.
-—Several thousand pounds are wanted, for which real
or personal security will be given.
At this office veflels are bought, fold, and chartered ;
and all kinds of business in the whipping and mercantile
way diligently attended to.
He also fells, barters, or purchases, any kind of Euro
pean, American, and Weft-India goods, and disposes of
any article at public vendue, at the merchants coffee
houfe, &c.
From the encouragement he has received from the
public, and his friends in general, he flatters himfelf able
to render the utmost fatisfaction to such as employ him, it
being his determined resolution to persevere in such
principles as will render his office of the utmost utility.
, He also gives advice in law matters, and accommodates
disputes generally to the fatisfaftion of the parties without
their being embarrassed in the law.
He also draws out charter parties, centrads, deeds,
mortgages, or any other instrument in writing, with the
utmost accuracy and expedition, and on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM TONGUE, Broker.
City of 2ft JOHN LEWIS, of the said city,
New-York,J 'J peruke-maker, an insolvent debtor,
doth hereby give notice to all his creditors, that he in
tends to present a petition to the general aflembly of this
colony of New-York, in their next session, for the pur
poses of procuring by aid of the legislature of this colony,
a full discharge from all his debts, and an assignment of
his the said John Lewis's estate to be made to trustees,
for the benefit of all his creditors, in proportion to their
refpeaive just demands against hjm, JOHN LEWIS,
Just arrived from PHILADELPHIA,
Do&er HILL's newly improved great
STOMACHICK TINCTURE.
THIS is a very excellent medicine for all weak sto
machs ; it gives a good healthy appetite, and a found
digestion; and as most diseases have certainly their ori
gin in a weak stomach, so, by the use of this tindure,
they may be prevented. A LS O,
A frefh quantity of Dr. Hill's Ame
rican Balsam.
Of which the gbodnefs is now so well known in Ame
rica, as being an infallible, and the most innocent, sure,
and effectual medicine for any disorders in the breast, short
breath, cold, cough, swimming in the head, and for chil
dren in the whooping cough, and in most other disorders.
By the proper use of this balsam, for a reasonable time,
many have also received great benefit and relief, and some
are eli&tually cured of the most painful rheumatisms,
cholic, gravel, and in consumptions. Dr. Hill's own
directions, printed in London, are wrapt about each bot
tle: The price therein mentioned, is meant sterling mo
ney, but for the benefit of the poor, it is allowed to be
foldin New-York for 4s. lod. a bottle, and by the dozen
4s. qd. a bottle, currency ; and to prevent counterfeiting
this American Balsam, and the great Stomachick Tindure,
are only, by appointment, to be fo'd by MICHAEL
HOFFMAN, shop-keeper in the Broad-Way, near the
Ofwego-Market, and by no body else in New-York.
Just publijbed, and fold by
JOHN ANDERSON,
At the Printing-Office at Beekman's Slip, and by
SAMUEL LOUDON,
IN a neat pocket volume, price zs. 6d. (Embellished
with an elegant frontifpiece, representing a New
Zealand Warrior,in his proper dress, and compleatly armed)
A new and authentic Journal
OF A
VOYAGE round the WORLD.
Performed in his Majesty's ship Endeavour,
Capt. COOK.
To WHICH IS ADDED,
A CONCISE VOCABULARY
OF THE
OTAHEITE LANGUAGE.
Variety we fill pursue ;
In pleasure seek for fometbing new.
£, Large allowance to those who buy to fell again.
TO BE SOLD,
T'HE Brigantine Morning-Star, William
I Price, Master, laying at Cruger's
w@w©j"'' l "' 'Philadelphia built, cedar frame,
^^^^^a,mne years old, one hundred and seventy
tons burthen ; well found with fails and
rigging, as per inventory to be seen on board said Brigt.
or at John Harris Cruger's, to whom apply for conditions
To be fold at private SALE,
A Plantation lying and being in the toaunjhip of Middle
town ; containing about zoo acres of land, a good
boufe, barn, and orchard, and a large quantity of nvood
land, about half a mile from a good landing, at Sbre%vfbury
river. Whoever inclines to purcbafe the fame, may apply to
tbe subscriber, living on tbepremifes, who will give a good
title for tbe fame, and make tbe terms of payment easy to
tbe purcbafer. JOHN MOUNT.
ROBERT G. LIVINGSTON,
WILL dispose of the following trails of land very
cheap, for ready money ; if required, bonds will
be taken for the whole, viz. A very fine farm in Aim
well, in the county of Hunterdon, New-Jersey, formerly
occupied by Martin Ryerfon, containing about 300 acres
of choice land, about 30 acres of it choice meadow land,
wood land enough fufficient for the farm ; a good faffi'd
house, 4 rooms on a flt% ; out houses, a good barn, very
pleasantly situated on the River Rariton, about 24 miles
from Brunswick, about 4 or 5 miles from Messrs. Walter
Rutherford and John Stevens, Efqrs. one mile from Tho
mas Atkinson's mills, about 3 miles from Thomas Low
rey's mills; a well fettled country all round it. Enquire
of James Hude, Esq; in New-Brunswick. ALSO, two
very fine farms in Dutchefs county, in Nine Partners,
about 24 miles from Poughkeepsie landing, about 5 or 6
miles from David Johnson, Esq; each a fafh'd house two
stories, four rooms on a floor, with barns, out-houses,
and each a fine young orchard of 200 apple trees, about
30 acres of fine meadow; wood land Sufficient ; very
well situated for a country store, in the heart of a wheat
country ; each farm containing about 263 acres, joining
each other ; both occupied formerly by Messrs. Rofewell
and Michael Hopkins, two brothers. Enquire of Henry
Livingston, Esq; at Poughkeepsie.
A very convenient house and store house joining it, and
another house joining that now occupied by Mr. Plowman,
at the ferry on Long-lfland.
Also two lots of land, No. 17 and 31, each about 500
acres, more or less, lying in the county of Albany, near
Cherry-Valley, at a place called Conydarage, in a patent
of 43,000, granted to David Schuyler, Nicholas Pichard,
G. Stuyvesant, James Livingston, John Willet, and others.
A very fine and pleasant situated country feat, near
George's Ferry, between Messrs. Philip Livingston and
Whitehead Cornell's farms, opposite the Coenties-Mar
ket, containing about 25 acres, whereof is 7 or 8 acres
inclofed in a new board fence of 7 feet high, all with
red cedar posts; therein a young orchard just begin# to
bear with all forts of apples, a great collection of fine
fruit; as, English cherry trees, and morellas enough to
make 3 or 4 pipes of cherry wine, early and late peaches,
and cling-stones of the best forts, appricots, ne&arines,
pears, plumbs, vast quantities of strawberries, red and
white, and rafberries, gooseberries and currants ; a large
bed of asparagus, a large grape vine, and Madeira nut
trees : A good fifhery before the door, two good new
wells, with pumps, a cistern, and a new barn. The
house, &c. in good repair, with a piazza in front and
fide. Very great conveniencies for erecting of bolt houses,
breweries and distilleries. There is 7or 8 mills within
2 miles of it.
RUN-away from on board the flip Monimia, Capt.
Morrison, a servant lad named William Samond,
aged about 18 years, 5 feet 10 inches high, pretty well made,
much'pitted with the small pox : Had cn when he went
away, a short grey jacket, check trowfers and a round hat.
Whoever takes up said lad and delivers him to Capt. Mor
rison, at Hallet's-wharf, Ihall have 40s. reward.
To be SOLD,"
By the Widow HETTE HAYS,
In STONE-STREET,
A Choice parcel of pickles, such as walnuts, cucumbers,
peppers, mangoes, beans and peaches, all of which fee
puts up for flipping ; also this country facet-meats,
RUN away from the subscriber, a sweep, aged 16
years, named JAMES WINTERBOTTOM, had
on a grey jacket and leather trowfers ; flutters very much
in his language. Whoever takes up the said boy Ihall
have Five Dollars reward, and all reasonable charges.
H. ZEDTWITZ.
WHEREAS there was sent to Mr. Elsworth's, at
Powles-Hook, about the middle of November
last, a black leather trunk, containing some wearing
apparel, and directed on a card for Mr. Isaac Duboffe, at
Philadelphia, to be forwarded by the stage coach, which
has not cometo hand. Any person who gives information
of it to the printer hereof, or to Mr. Samuel Dellap, at Mr.
Robert Bell's, bookfellerin Philadelphia, shall be hand
somely rewarded, JOHN HINDE.
SAMUEL FRANKLIN,
HAS for sale a quantity of Jamaica spirits just arrived
per the Brig Friendship, Capt. Bryfon. Also fail
cloth of the best quality, No. 1 to 8, made at Warington.
Thirty bales of pimento, to be disposed of at the Mer
chant's Coffee-Houfe, on Wednesday the 25th instant, at
12 o'clock, under the direction of the committee, agree
able to the loth article of the association. Apply to the sub
committee, Isaac Sears, Theophilus Anthony,
John Lasher, and Francis Bassett.
For Charleftown, South-Carolina,
The BRIGANTINE
BETSEY,
^^^ GEORGE FOWLER,
remora MASTER;
be clear to fail with all
7 convenient speed. Has good
accommodations for partengers. For freight or passage
apply to Jeremiah Brower, or said master on board, at
Brower's-wharf.
ALL persons having any just demands against the
estate of the Rev. Dr. JOHN OGILVIE, decea
sed, are desired to bring them to Nathaniel Mars
ton, one of the executors, for a settlement ; and those
indebted to the estate, by bread, notes, &c. are requested
to pay the fame, on or before the firft day of April next,
as ho further time can be given.
INDIG O.
A Few Casks of best COPPER
INDIGO to be fold cheap for Cash, by
WILLIAM R. V. CORTLAND,
At BEEKMAN's-SLIP.
Choice M ADEIRA WI NE,
Jamaica SPIRITS, Weft-India RUM,
BRANDY, ARRACK, GENEVA,
Sweet Wine, Claret, Port,
PORTER in Bottles, LIME JUICE, MOLASSES,
QUART BOTTLES, PROOF BOTTLES, CORKS,
Best Mustard, and twelve Bottle Cases,
TO BE SOLD
BjJOHN DUNSCOMB.
Also, the unparallelled
Issue Plaifters, Orange Peas, and
Peas for Issues.
All perlons indebted to the estate of James Jarvis,
late of this city, hatter, deceased, are desired to
make speedy payment ; and all those who have any just
demands agatnft the said estate, are desired to bring in
their accounts to the fubferibers, that they may be 'paid
by MARY JARVIS, Executrix.
ARTHUR JARVIS,
ISAAC STOUTENBURGH, \ Executor '°
To be SOL D,'
PURSUANT to the last Will of Thomas Robinson,
late of the city of New-York, at public vendue, on
the ninth day of February next, at the house of William
Hicks, innholder, in the city of Perth-Amboy; three
lots of land with the improvements, situate in said city,
the firft lot begins on the northerly fide of Smith-street,
forty foot in front, and one hundred and thirty-two feet in
depth, contains the house lately occupied by Andrew
Robinson, deceased; the second lot is fifty-eight feet and an.
half in front, and one hundred and thirty-two indepth, with
a blacksmith's shop, and a stable thereon ; the third lot
is two chains in length, and one in breadth, situate on
the north fide of Dock-street; also several negroes,
houfhold furniture, and blacksmith's tools; likewise two
lots of land at Middletown Point, the one a corner, the
other a bank lot. I itle deeds will be shewn, and condi
tions of sale made known on the day of sale, by
Robert and John Hartshorne, Executors*
For BELFAST,
The Ship
an d Isabella,
John Moore, Master;
Will fail about the zotb January. For
Freight or Ps[, apply to Greg, Cunningham, and Co. or
said Master, lying at HalteCt Wharf.
WL the lubfcnbers being in actual confinement in
the goal of the city and county of Albany, do
hereby notify our refpe&ive creditors, that we intend to
present our petitions to the General Assembly of this co
lony, at their next session, for an a& to be relieved from
our confinement and debts. Dated Nov. 16th, 1774.
VOLKERT DAWSON,
ISAAC VAN VELKENBURGH.
-kTc H ARD DEAN E,~
DISTILL E R,
TAKES this method to return his sincere thanks
to all his friends and customers for their past fa
vours; and to acquaint them, he has now ready for
Sale at his DISTILLERY between the College and the
North River, in Murray's-Street, near Vaux-Hall;
A quantity of neat brandy, Red ratifie,
Rafberry brandy, -Cinnamon-water,
Cherry brandy, Clove ditto,
Cherry rum, Orange ditto,
Brandy flirub, # Annifeed ditto,
Shrub of Jamaicafpirits, Allfours,
Geneva, Do&or Stevens,
Spirits of wine, Weft-India andN.Yorkrum
Jamaica spirits, Madeira and Teneriffe
Royal ufquebaugh, wines, &c. &c.
The good quality of said Deane's liquors, has for seve
ral years past been well experienced; but in a more par
ticular manner this last year;—as the demands for them
have exceeded his expedationsten-fold.
And still he is determin'd, if possible, to make better.
Being fully convinc'd bylongexperience,thatthe surest
means to acquire a speedy sale of the above articles, is
to make them of full quality, at a moderate charge, (as
he is determin'd to fell on as reasonable terms as any
one else) and good attendance; which with every other
endeavour to give general fatisfaftion, will be the con
stant study of the
Publick's very oblig'd, and very humble servant,
RICHARD DEANE.
THE debtors to the estates of
& Christopher Devonshire and William Reeve, and
of William Reeve, Andrew Reeve and Teremiah Hill,
late of Bristol, Merchants, are requested to make imme
diate payment of their refpeftive ballances [to Thomas
Smith, in Hanover-Square, who is fully empowered to
receive them.
Wants Employ
AS a clerk, in town, a man who has served some
years in that capacity, and is acquainted in the
dry good business. His character, he flatters himfelf, will
be found unexceptionable. Enquire of H. Gaine.
Just imported, by
SAMUEL COWPERTHWAIT,
In the Dunmore, Capt. Lawrence,
A Neat assortment of best drawn London BOOT
LEGS, which are made up in the most approved
manner, when called for: He also keeps an assortment
of the most elegant mens SHOES and PUMPS, all
which he fells for. caJb only, at his ihoe store, facing the
Coffee-Houfe Bridge, between ] am@ Rivington's and
Garret Noel's,