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PUBLIC notice is hereby given, pursuant to an alt
of the Governor, Council, and General Assembly of
the province of New-York, passed the 19th day of March
now last past, entitled, " An aft for the more effectual
registry of mortgages, and for securing the purchasers of
mortgaged estates;" that on the 10th day of October
next, at ten o'clock in the morning, there will be fold on
the premises, by the fubferiber, at public auction or ven
due, to the highest bidder, ALL that certain farm or
parcel of land situate, lying, and being in Rumbout's
Freeing, in the county of Dutchefs, beginning at the
east corner of a lot of land now, or late, in the possession
of William Edwards, by an elm sapling marked ; thence
54 degrees and 30 minutes east, 37 chains and 40 links,
to a white oak tree marked on two sides; thence north
21 degrees and 30 minutes weft, 24 chains, to a flake and
stones round it; thence south 54 degrees weft, 23 chains,
to, or near, the middle of a pond of water ; thence north
24 degrees and 30 minutes weft, rz chains and 40 links,
to an island on the north fide thereof, to a white affi
sapling marked ; thence westward along the creek, as the
said creek runs, to the land now in the possession of
William Edwards, to the place where it firft began, con
taining 108 acres and a half of land, whereof 7 acres and
a half are allowed for pond ; with all and singular the
appurtenances to the fame belonging.---Which said farm
and parcel of land, and premises, were, by deed bearing
date the firft day of January, in the year of our Lord
1772, mortgaged by Peter Davifon, since deceased, to
the fubferiber, for securing the payment of £..2 50, with
interest, on or before the firft day of October then next.
The conditions of sale will be made public on the day of
the vendue, before the sale begins, and title deeds execu
ted by the fubferiber, to the purchasers, fubje& to the
proviso in the said aft of assembly in favour of other
mortgages, judgments at law, and decrees in equity, prior
to the said sale, by
March 14, 1775. CHARLES LE ROUX.
[ Q C C) V E - R-
At Ezekiel Hiet's, at Cort
landt's Manor, the very
beautiful and strong brown
^Yffffffiffi^ Horfe, called
b ECLIPSE,
BELONGING to Gilbert
D Williams, He is past
three years old, fifteen hands and two inches high. He
was got by Liberty, and the Sire of Liberty was the fa
mous horse called Dove. The dam of Liberty was the
dam of Briton; and he is supposed to be one of the best
three quarter blooded, and as well made as any horse on
the continent. Four Dollars is the price for the season,
CASH down, or three monthscredit.
Said Hiet has good pasture for mares, and may be al
ways found athis house, about two miles from Crum
ppnd Meeting-House.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to
all the creditors of James Morgan, of the city of
Perth-Amboy, county of Middlesex, and province of
East-New-Jersey, infulverffidebtor, that the said James
Morgan has, agreeable to the,c,of assembly, applied to
the supreme court now fitting at Perth-Amboy aforefaid,.
for relief from confinement ; and agreeable to the aforefaid
a&, said court ordered all his creditors to meet at the city
of Burlington, on Wednesday the loth day of May next,
then and there to appoint oneor more assignees, to receive
all the estate, berth real and personal, of him the said
James Morgan, for the benefit of all his creditors. In
default of the creditors meeting, the court will appoint
one or more assignees to receive said estate.
This Day is publijbed, and to be fold by
WILLIAM GREEN,
At Mr. Lenzi's, Confectioner, opposite the Queen's
Head,
THE Chronicle of the Kings of England, from the
Reign of William the Conqueror, firft King of
England, down to his present Majesty George 3d, con
taining a true History of their Lives, and the Characters
which they severally sustained, whether in .Church or
State, in the Field, or in private Life.
N. B. This excellent History containeth a true De
scription of Royal Lifeand Manners. By the Pen of the very
able and ingenious Author of the Oecvnomy of Human Life, in
the Character of Nathan Ben-faddi, of the House of Israel,
BY order of the Hon. Frederick Smyth, and Richard
Stockton, two of the Judges of the Supreme Court
for the provinceof New-Jersey, the creditors of William
Radley, Samuel Searring, and John Toft, insolvent
debtors, are hereby notified to appear before the said
Judges on Wednesday the tenth day of May next, at the
Court-House in the City of Burlington, and province
aforefaid, to ihew cause, if any they have, why an assign
ment of the said debtors estates ihould not be made, and
they discharged from their confinement, agreeable to a
hte aft of General Assembly of said province.
Elizabeth-Town, April S, 1775.
WHEREAS we the subscribers were appointed
assignees of the lands, goods and efhfts of Hen
drick Klauw, an insolvent debtor, by the judges of the
inferior courtof common pleas of the city and county of
Albany, pursuant to the directions of an aft of the le
gislature of the province of New-York, entitled, An
aft for the relief of insolvent debtors within this colony,
with refpeft to the imprisonment of their persons, passed
the Sth day of March, 1773 : And whereas the said
Hendrick Klauw, after said appointment, did make
and execute to us an alignment of all his lands, goods
and effefts, for the use of his said creditors, according
to the directions of the aft : And whereas we have in
pursuance to the further directions of the said aft, fold
and disposed of part of the estate of said Hendrick Klauw,
and are willing to makeadivifion of the monies arising
by the sale thereof: these are therefore to require all
the creditors of said Hendrick Klauw, to fend in their
demands against him, attested, to us, on. or before the
18th day of June next, that they may receive their
dividend of the said estate, agreeable to the directions
of the said aft.
G. G. MARSELIS, 7 „.
ANTHONY VAN BERGEN, $ AHignees.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, pursuant to an aft
of the Governor, the Council, and the General As
sembly of the province of New-York, passed the 19th day
of March last past, entitled, “ An act for the more effec
tual registry of mortgages, and for securing the purchasers
of mortgaged estates"; that on the 12th day of July next,
at ten o'clock in the morning, there will be fold on the
premises by the subscribers, at public aftion or vendue, to
the highest bidder, all those certain trafts of land situate,
lying and being at Claverack, within the manor of Renf
felaerwyck, beginning at a black oak tree, which Cree
Bands south 77 degrees weft from the house of Joseph
Pixley, and from the said tree south 78 degrees east, 58
chains ; thence north 12 degrees weft, So chains; thence
north 78 degrees weft, So chains; thence south 12 de
grees east, So chains ; from thence to the place where it
firft began. And then another parcel of land lying on the
east of the aforefaid piece of land, beginning at a black
oak faplin standing fix chains from a final! brook, thence
south 86 degrees east, 40 chains; thence south 4 degrees
weft, So chains ; thence north, 85 degrees weft, 40 chain,,
thence to the place where it firft began ; with all and
lingular the profits, benefits, privileges, hereditaments and
appurtenances to tfejame belonging. Which said trails
of land and premises were, by indenture bearing date the
13th day of November, in the year of our lord 1769,
mortgaged by the said Joseph Pixley, since deceased, to us
the subscribers. The conditions of sale will be made pub
lic on the day of the vendue before the sale begins, and
title deeds executed by the subscribers, to the purchasers,
fubjeft to the proviso in the said aft of assembly in fa
vour of other mortgages, judgments at law, and decrees in
equity, priorto the sale by
Claverack, Dec. 3, PETER FONDA,
774. LAWRENCE FONDA.
ALL persons having any demands on Uriah Hen
dricks, are requelled to bring in their accounts for
payment; and those indebted to him are also requested to
make speedy payment, as his business requires his atten
dance at London, to which place he intends going soon.
He has for sale a few pieces of Russia and Ravens duck,
cheap ; and, on Monday the 29th inst. will begin the sale
at public vendue, all his houfhold furniture, plate, china,
&c. at his house in. Broad-Arm^
WILLIAM BAYLEY,
IS removed from his house in Beaver-Street, into the
house where Messrs. Mercer and Schenck formerly
lived, in Hanover-Square, where he has far sale, on the
lowest terms, a neat and general Assortment of Hard
Ware, Japaned Ware, and Paper Hangings.
The house wherein Mrs. Colvell lately lived, in Hano
ver-Square, is to be let. Enquire of William Bayley.
'TTM OTHY WOOD?
Shoe-maker, in Broad-Street,
IS removed into the house situate between the boules
of Mr. Thomas Barrow and Mr. John King, nearly
opposite the place he lately lived in, where a general as
sortment of mens ihoes and pumps, together with womens
fluff Ihoes and pumps (all of the firft quality) Will be
constantly kept for sale, at moderate prices.
Gentlemens boots, and ladies silk shoes (when bespoke)
made in the neatest and best manner.
He returns thanks to his customers for their past, and
hopes a continuance of their future favours, which he
will always gratefully acknowledge.
Orders from the country will be duly attended to, and
punctually executed, on reasonable terms, for cafli or
ihort credit.
-WILLIAM THORNE,
TAYLOR and SHOP-KEEPER,
IS removed from Smith's-Fly to Hanover-Square, the
next door to Jacob Walton's, Esq; takes this method
to inform his friends, customers, and the public in gene
ral, that he has for sale the following articles suitable for
the summer season, viz. Superfine broad cloths, white
dimitys, silk damafetis of various stripes, black fattinet,
lagothees,, nankeens, black breeches patterns, white and
brown buckram, dowlas and Irish linens, with trimmings,
&c„ He will undertake to make middle fixed mens
cloaths At the undermentioned prices, N^w-Vork currency.
A plain suit fuperfine cloth, £. 8 io
Ditto half trimmed ditto, 9 to
Ditto full dreft ditto, io 10
A coat arid waistcoat fuperfine cloth, 6 17
A tingle coat fuperfine cloth, 5.
A thickset frock and waistcoat 4 4
A pair best fuperfine worsted breeches i 14
A pair fine white jean ditto, 1 8
A plain suit livery, all cloth, 6 10
A sustain frock and waistcoat linned, 3 4
Gentlemen who thoofe to employ him may depend on
having their cloaths done in the genteelest manner.
N. B. Last Saturday night, between the hours of 7
and 8 o'clock, Was stolen off his Ihop window, by some
evil persons unknown, viz.
l piece yellow Mriy't damafeUs, 35 yds. value £. ij
I piece dowlas, fine, 3. 15
J piece white buckram, 1 2
I figured pattern jean for waistcoat 1 4
1 remnant thickfet,7
I remnant nankeen, § ox 2
G 20 ' 1 3
Whoever secures the goods, so that the owner may
get them again, shall receive Ten Dollars reward, and all
reasonable charges paid by the Public's *
Obedient fervent,
WILLIAM THORNE.
The Public are hereby informed that the
Baking Business
FORMERLY carried on by John Klein,: in Sloat-
Alley, is continued by JACOB POZER, in
Bridge-street, (commonly called Wynkoop-ftreet) opposite
in the Rear to the Hon. John Watts. Said Pozer fol
licits the Favour of the Public in general, and will be
much obliged for a Continuance of the former Customers
of said Klein; alluring all who may employ him, that
he will endeavour all in his Power, to merit their Favours.
Westchester Gaol, April 17, 1775.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Henry Cotaunt, Henry Bonker, John Anderson,
Abraham Yeamans, Isaac Jones, Joseph Todd, and
William Brown, insolvent debtors, confined in the gaol
at the White-Plains, in the county of Westchester, being
seven of the persons named in a certain act of the Go
vernor, Council, and General Assembly, entitled, “ An
add for the relief of insolvent debtors within this colony,
with respect to the imprisonment of their persons ;" that
they the said insolvent debtors have presented their petitions
to the Worfhipful John Thomas, and Jonathan Fowler,
Esquires, two of the Judges of the Inferior Court for
the said county of Westchester ; which petitions, together
with their accounts and inventories annexed to the fame,
are filed with the Clerk of said Court, for the infpe&ion
of the creditors aforefaid ; and the said insolvent debtors
do hereby notifiy their said creditors, that they intend to
app^ to the faidjudges, on Friday the 26th of May next,
at Westchester aforefaid^ for their discharge, agreeable
to the direction of the said a&,
A'N'T 1 e d,
SOME Persons who understand the Nailing Business.
' Good Encouragement will be given by SAMUEL
OGDEN, at Boonfton, New-Jersey. ,6
WHEREAS Peter Weliells, of the Cfy of New-
York, Sail-Maker, hath assigned and made over
all his real and personal. Estate, to us the Subferibers, in
Trust, for his- Use, these are therefore to desire all Per
sons that have any Demands against him, to bring in their
Accounts to the said Subferibers, for Payment ; and also
to desire all Persons indebted to him to make immediate
Payment, and prevent further Trouble. A Parcel of old
Sails to be fold at Vendue, on Tuesday next, at the Coffee-
House, at 12 o'Clock, and all the Furniture of the laid
Peter Weffells, to be fold at public Vendue, on Thursday
the Day following, at 12 o'Clock, at the House where he
now lives, on Moore's Dock, near the White-Halt
HENRY HOLLAND,
GEORGE BREWERTON,
JACOB REMSEN.
New-York Goal, April 1775.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Moritz Goebel, and Robert Welsh, insolvent debtors,
confined in the goal of the city of New- York, being two
of the persons named in a certain a& of the Governor,
Council, and General Assembly, entitled, " An ad for
the relief of insolvent debtors within this colony, with
refpe&: to the imprisonment of theirperfons ;" that they
the laid insolvent debtors have presented their petitions
to the - Honourable Daniel Horfmanden and Thomas Jones,
Esquires, two of the Judges of the Supreme Court of
Judicature for the province of New-York ; which peti
tions, together with their accounts and inventories annexed
to the fame, are agreeable to the directions of the said
a&, filed with the Clerk of the said Court, for the in
fpeclion of the creditors aforefaid ; and the said insolvent
debtors do hereby notify their said creditors,, that they
intend to apply to the said Judges, on Friday the 19th
day of May next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at
the Chief Justice's Chamber, situate in Smith-Street, in
said city, for their difeharges, agreeable to the directions
of the said a&.
TREASURY OFFICE
IS removed to the House where Mr. Justice Livingston
formerly lived, nearly opposite to Chapel-Street.
WE the trustees of the estate of Isaac Gerow,
late or North-Castle, in Westchester county,
an abfeonding debtor, do hereby give notice to all the
creditors of the said Isaac Gerow, to meet at the dwelling
house of Joseph Golding, inn-keeper, situate in North-
Castle aforefaid, on Wednesday the 21st day of June
next, at ten of the clock in the Forenoon, in order to
have their several accounts hated and adjured, as we
then intend to make a Dividend of what mtnty shall
be in our hands belonging to the said Isaac Gerow Plated
this Bth dav cf April, 1775.
SAMUEL HALLOCK, 7
NATHANIEL CONCKLIN, , Trustees.
NEHEMIAH KNAPP.J
To be SOLD at private SALE,
A Smallfarm Jituated at Jamaica on Long-Inland, 12
miles distant from the city of New-York : it contains
twenty -fate acres of clear land, well calculated for grain or
grass ; and can tie in fertility with any in the province.
' There are on the premises a commodious manjion house, barn
' andfable,with several ufefulout boufes. ^lf o two gardens,
• in new and elegant inclojures, capable offupplying a large family
with vegetables, available orchard, and many otberfruit trees cf
the best quality, that may be encreafed by a nursery, the fub
feriber has carefully planted and grafted. About three miles
fromfaid mansion house, are seven acres of excellent fall mea
;dow : and nineteen acres and three quarter of wood land, at
; the difante cf half a mile. The situation of this farm is fe
- ,leafant, and its difance from Nezu-York so fart, that a,
- gentleman who is defrous of retiring from public business, by
, purchfiang it, will possess a very agreeable country feat. One
, half the money at the time of sale, and bonds with good security
for the remainder, will be taken by the fubferiber, who lives
on the premises. JOHN I. TROUP.
IRISH LINENS,
A Choice assortment of 7-8 and 4-4, from 2s. to
3s. 6d. per yard, to be fold at the house of Mrs.
Lyne, in Smith-street, by
JOHN YOUNG.
, — - . —CT<
New-Gaol, City of New-York, April 15, 1775.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Thomas Lupton, Samuel Hunt, Samuel Tanner,
Henry Burtfell, John De Lanoy, Hendrick Bogert, Oliver
. Lofhier, Abraham Wheeler, Alexander Forbes, John Ro
berts, Susannah Spencer, Mary Thompson, and Sarah
: Church, insolvent debtors, confined in the gaol of the city
,of New-York, being thirteen of the persons named in a cer
tain aft of the Governor, Council, and General Assembly,
entitled, " An a& for the relief of insolvent debtors within
;this colony, with refpe& to the imprisonment of their per
' sons ;" that they the said insolvent debtors have presented
their several petitions to the worffiipful Benjamin Blagge
and George Brewerton, jun. Efqrs, two of the judges of
the Mayor's Court for the said city; which petitions, to
gether with their several accounts and inventories annexed
to the fame, are agreeable to the direaions of said a&,
filed with the clerk or the said Court, for the infpeaion
of their creditors aforefaid ; and the said insolvent debtors'
do hereby notify their said creditors, that they intend to
apply to the said Judges on Friday the 19th day of May
next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of the fame day, at
the Corporation Room, in the goal of said city, for their
several dilchargee, agreeable to the direaions of the said ad.
Albany, City-Nall, April Bth, 1775.1
WE the subscribers now in actual confinement,|
do notify all our creditors, that we intend tol
petition the General Assembly of this province, at their
next session, for an aft to discharge us from our debts,
upon delivering up all our estates for the benefit of our
creditors. Signed by
JACOB HILTON,
JOHN VAN HUSEN,
JOSIAH TERRILL,
JAMES PALMER,
AARON PUTMAN,
OLIVER RUSSELL,
JOHN CONKLING, jun.
APerfofi lately arrived in this place, that is well
recommended, and capable of teaching French,
English, writing and cyphering, or to write in a store,
would willingly enter into a private family as a tutor to
children, or as a clerk either in town or country. For
further particulars please to enquire of Mr. Samuel
Frances, in Broad-Street, or direct a line to A. D. at the
fame, and they shall be waited upon.
TBE' SOLD,
A SMALL FARM situate in the Town of Golhen,
and County of Orange, with a good dwelling
house, two barns, an orchard, and several other improve
ments on the fame. The house is pleasantly situated,
being almpft in the center of the town, and an excel
lent Hand for a Merchant, having been occupied in that
way for some years past ; it likewise would suit a Lawyer
or a Doctor, who would find their account in fettling in
so rich and growing a country; and whose inhabitants
are remarkable for their hospitality and courteous beha
viour. An indisputable title will be given by the fub
feriber, who intends removing to New-York, and bonds
with security, will be taken in payment, by
ROGER TOWNSEND.
ABSCONDED from his bail on Saturday the azf
instant, a certain Humfrey Thompson, who has
taught school at Ramapoh, in Orange County, for 12
months past. Said Thompson is about five feet ten
inches high, twenty-five years of age, fair complexion,
with long fair hair tied. He had on when he went away
a green coat and waistcoat, buckskin breeches, a light
Coloured furtout coat. Whoever takes up said Thompson
and lodges him in any of his Majesty's goals, shall have
Forty Shillings reward, and all reasonable charges paid
by me LEWIS CONKLIN, jun.
Orange County 24th April, 1775.
'Io be fold at public vendue, . -~,
ONt he 15th day of,June next, * the house of%
Gilbert Tice, at johnftown, in the county of
'I ryon, by the executors of the 4aft will and testament of
Sir William Johnson, Bart, deceased, ana in purfuanab
of the fame, sundry trade of valuable land, viz. A
tract granted to Michael Byrne and others,* situate near
Schohary, and containing about 19,000 acres ; another
tra& near the fame, being a fourth part of a trad;,.granted
to Lawyer, and others ; another trad extending atonfc
the Adaguightingd, or Charlotte River, being a Branch
of Sufquahanna, about 23,000 acres, of which will he
fold. Another trad of 5000 acres in a 1 patent granted to
Glen, and others, north of the patented lands in the rear
of the German Flatts, with 13000 acres in a patent 1
granted to Peter Servou, and others, near the Mohawk|
River, above the German Flatts,—which said feveral|
tracts are directed by the said will to be fold by the said I
executors, and the monies arising therefrom applied as
therein mentioned. Any person or persons inclined to }
treat for the fame, or any part thereof, before the day of 1
sale, may apply to Sir John Johnson, Bart, or any other
of the executors, who will give them further particulars,
or treat about the fame, otherwise the fame will be fold,
and a good title given onthe day of sale before mentioned.
FobTnlon^T7 'r Tce7
At their store in William-Street, (forraerly Horse and
Cart Street) have for sale a general assortment of
European and India Goods, which they will dispose of
wholesale or retail, on reasonable terms for calh or short
credit :.—Amongft which are,
A Large quantity of low priced yard wide Irilh linens,
fine 9-8 Iriffi Iheeting, low priced ditto ; brown
and white Russia Sheetings, Ravens duck, brown and
white drillings, 7-8, yard wide, and yard and 3-8- cotton
checks, white Dutch chird, nankeens, black India
taffaties, Scotch fnuff and pepper, &c. Ac. With many
other Articles now in demand, too tedious to mention.
I l ecu-York Goal, Aprilzg, T 775.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Thomas Vernon, an insolvent debtor, confined in
the goal of the city of New-York, one of the persons
named in a certain act of the Governor, Council, and
General Assembly, entitled, " An aft for the relief of
insolvent debtors within this colony, with refpe& to the
imprisonment of their persons ;" that the said insolvent
debtors have presented his petition to the Hon. Daniel
Horfmanden and Thomas Jones, Esquires, two of the
judges of the supreme court ofjudicature for the province
of New-York ; which petition, together with an account
and inventory annexed to the fame, is agreeable to the
direction of the said ad, filed with the clerk of said
court, forthe infpe&ion of the creditors aforefaid ; and
the said insolvent debtors hereby notify the said credi
tors, that he intends to apply to the said judges, oh
Thursday the firft day of June next, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, at the chiefjuftices chamber, situate in Smith-
Street, in said city, for his discharge, agreeable to the
directions of the said aft.
W^N T L A C
A YOUNG WOMAN with a good Breast of Milk,
that can be well recommended for her Honesty.
For further particulars enquire of Hugh Gaine.
'CHRISTIAN STAMLEK,
Taylor and Habit Maker, from London,
IS removed from opposite the Coffee-Houfe, Hunter's
Quay, to the house that Marinus Willett lives in, in
Queen-Street, near the Fly-Market, where he carries ora
his business as usual, and hopes for the continuance of
his former friends and the public in general ; the smallest
favour will be gratefully received, and carefully executed
by the publick's humble servant,
: CHRISTIAN STAMLER.
PURSUANT to a power contained in a certain inden
ture of mortgage, duly made and executed by Comfort
Severs, to me the fubferiber, bearing date the 15th day
of April, in the year of our Lord 1769, public notice is
hereby given, that there will be exposed to sale at public
auction or vendue, at'the City-Hall of the city of Al
bany, in the province of New-York, on the 25th day
of October next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, purfuanc
to the directions of an aft of the legislature of the colony
of New-York, entitled, “ Aoa& for the more effectual
registry of mortgages, and for securing the purchasers of
mortgaged estates ;" passed the 19th day of March, 1774,
all that certain dwelling-house and lot of ground, situate,
lying and beingin the Second-Ward of the said city of
Albany ; containing in breadth on the east and weft,
^j, feet finches, ant in -length on both fidas, 142 feet,
alKEngljlh meafufe ; together with the appurtenances,
unless the principal money and interest due upon and
secured , the said mortgage, be before that time paid and
difehafgdd. Given '"under my hand this 14th day of
May, in the year of our Lord I„$. *'
' \ A^^HAM C. CUYLER.
Middlesex , Y virtue of a writ of fieri facias; to me
County. J D directed, against the goods and chattels,
lands and tenements of, and belonging to Jacob Bergen,
jun, at the suit of his creditors, I have seized and takers
the grist-mill, with all the appurtenances thereunto
belonging; together with the houses and lots of land,
situate in Windsor, which 1 shall expose at public sale, on
Wednesday the 3d day of May next, at the said mills;
between 12 and 5 o'clock, P. M. All persons concerned:
herein,, will take this notice,
THOMAS SKINNER, Sheriff.
PETER SCHERMERHORN,"
Has for SALE,
A Quantity of Pimento, Dear-lkins, Rice, best
Copper Indigo, and a few Tons Hemp.
U hFro Cover, at MoRisANiA at
A three guineas a mare, and X
dollar the groom, the beautiful horfe^
call'd
BAY RICHMOND.
"" pedigree is as follows :
Richmond, Torkjhire, Sept. 14, 1774;
“ I certify, that the bay colt which Mr. John Hutch
“ infon purchased of Sir Lawrence Dundas, Bart, was
“ bred by me, and was got by Babram Blank, out of my
" mare Dido, that won ten Fifty Pound prizes, or up
“ wards, and which colt was three years old at May
« day last. THOMAS CORNFORTH."
Aftriffg, Torkybire, Se)/. 10, 1774.
“ I do hereby certify, that tff bay mare Dido, the
“ property of Thomas Comforth, Esq; was bred by me,.
“ and was own sister to my mare, called Virgin,, and my
“ colt Miracle, being got by Changing fan brother tor
" Mr. Fenwick's Match'mj the Dam of Virgin, Miracle,,
( f and Dido, was also the Dam of Lord Bolinbroke<
“' Conundrum (afterwards Mr. Pigot's) and Ranthos^
“ Mr. Cornforth's ^Enigma, my Mare's Riddle, Mils
“ Tims, Mr. Foley's Pumpkin, and my Fiiley called
“ Maiden, all which were got by. Match'm : -Their dam
“ was get by Squirt, Sire of Malk and Syphon, their
“ grandam by Mogul, (own brother to Babram) great:
“ grandam by Bay Bolton, great great grandam by Mr.
“ Pullin's Chefnut Arabian, (which mare was the gran
“ dam of the Bolton Sterling) great great great grandam,
“ by Rockwood, great great great great grandam b,
“ Buftler." Witness my hand,
JOHN PRATT.
This horse was lately imported from Yorklhire : He i&
near fifteen handrhigh, of great strength and bone, riling;
four years old, and performs all actions with vast ease and
gracefulnefs, and in figure equals the fineft horse ever
imported to this province.
Good grass for mares, and the greatest care taken ofthem.
TO Cover also, at the fame,
place, at two guineas a mare,
"d ' dollar the servant, the famous
horse
GOLDEN FARMER,
" e " a ' r °°' beautiful bay, well.
niade, full fifteen hands and an inch
high, three years old, and free from all blemishes; ha
was got by the noted horse bold Hercules, who is' re
markable for getting famous hunters ; he was got by #
son of Snake, his dam by his grace the Duke of Bolton'^
Little John, and Little John by Old Partner, out of
bay Bolton mare. Golden Farmer's dam is a stout grand,
hunting mare, is allowed, by good judges, to be one of
the best brood mares in Yorkshire, and herbreed has proved
it there, in three capital stallions out of her, one of which
has been proved, and one thousand guineas have been
requently refufed for him. Golden Farmer is the pro
perty, and was bred by Mr. John Hutchinson. This is
a true pedigree, as witness our hands.
Capt. JOHN HUTCHISON,
JAMES SADLER.
A ND to Cover at Troy, in the
county of Morris, East-New-Jersey,
^^&{& the last famous bay stallion, imported by
• K " r ° Hutchinson, called
==-= BOLD FORRESTER,
At Four Pounds Ten Shillings, for the season.
Bold Forrester is now rising fix years old, is full fixteem
hands high, and free from all blemishes: he was got by
Bold Tom, his dam by Croft's Forrester, and is thought,
by good judges, to be the best horse that ever was brought
to that province, as he has strength and adion sup er ior to
any horse that ever was ffiewn on the continent : hei»
very fuccefsful in getting colts, which are like to prov&
good hunters or excellent coach horses, and are in general
the best flock I ever knew. As witness my hand,
JOHN HUTCHINSON.
Good grass for mares, on moderate terms, and proper
care. The money to be paid when the mares are co
vered, or before taken away.—Troy is only seven miles
distant from Morris Town, fifteen from Springfield, and
twenty-one frora Elizabeth-Towne