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COACHES.
Two depart Coaches, as Waving jobs,
• wiT able Hories and careful Drivers,
/ -Q I„ li,(d to any Gentlemen, Ladies,
* &c' AlO EXPRESS HORSES, by
'—' JOSEPH STEVENS,
ILDoorto the Sugar Hufe, Crown-Street.
HA LL and B IRK S,
Have for 3 A L E, at their Store, No. 977,
Seek nan's Slip,
71 FOULD and dipt candles, turpentine and white
GW ivl boxes, bams, ox tongues dried and
pickled, Clelhire and O^ucHler cheese, of the fi^t
quality, just imported in the Hop J om, born Ltrer
pool ; new rice by +be tierce, barrel.or I quantity,
band pork Tti rd, b^els arid half ourels.
N c ,„YQ, jfr, x , 1779
J OHN WOOD%
Attorney at Law
And PUBLIC NOTARY,
AT ils Office, the upper end of Qpeen-Street,
in tire City, N. Ix 9, give; due attendance
from Sun rife till rune o'ClockLn the Evening,
where the hufioefs hereunder noted, is done in the
mod pun&ual and expeditions Manner on very mo
derate Terms, which, to luisiy and prevent any al
ter cornplaint, are fixed up in the Office for public
Inspection.
Advice, conftitutiondly and on 'he fundamen
tals of LAWand Equity, in all cases where Per
fcns or their property a e endangered, is given.
All kinds of writings drawn and dm? Execu
ted, with or without theNutary Public's Seal, 7 Ie
titer Articles of Agreement, or Co-partneifh p;
Arbitration or other Bo d, Nlorgagcs, Leases and
Rleafcs, Letter of Auurney, Memorials, Bids of
Sale, Deeds ofgifts, Wills and ail other conveyan
ces.
Houses, Farms, Vc. are entered on a final! pre
mium, either to lease, mortgage, or ktt.
This Office hath suppled conhderable sums of
M mey, by the favour and encouragement of Gen
tlemen wbofrom time to time have cadi 0 pbee out ;
and Mr. Woods will conti tie uidefoigably to 1 •-
licit Cash for those that are niwant, on good, real,
cr perform! security, of which the utmofi care will
always be taken.
M'. Woods always truly mindful of the avoirs
he his received, will fe his utmost endeavours on
all occafi ms, to fatisiy what great utility and fer
vico the xtention of this Office mutt be to all ranks
of ocopL.
At the King's Head Tavern, and London
Chop Houle,
Late Loofley & Efms's, on Brownejohn's wharf,
✓"GENTLEMEN may be accommodated
, with CHOPS and STAKES of differ
eu.kinds, SOUP, POULTRY, OYSTERS,
and colq RELISHES, &c. at any hour, with
tile belt of LIQUORS, a la mode Anglois.
by the Public's most obedient
humble Servant,
JAMES HEARN.
N. B. Fine Roman Purl, during the
winter.
IT) ITE 30 Lor
A N exceeding good dwelling-house, situated in
N't the town spot of Jamaica, now occupied by
George Folliott, together with about 24. acres of
land, (Including fait meadow) belonging' to the
fame, with barn, stable, &c. and all the furniture
and farming utensils ; possession to be given imme
ld<ai :y. For terms, apply to the said George Fol
ios, ^n the premises, or Moore and Kerr, in New-
York.
Remfen & Cowenhoven,
At^ heir STORE, No. 935, in Water-Street,
the Corner opposite Mr. Yarnoil's, between the
Coffee-Hcufe and Fl,-Market, have for SALE on
the Ewf Terms, the following Articles :
ft /MADEIRA, Lifoon,
Teneriffe, Sherry,
and Red Port Wines,
by the pipe, quarter
calk or less quantity,
Brandy, geneva by the
case, do. by gallon,
Old Jamaica spirits, Old
Antigua rum, common
Welt-India do.
Molasses, Mufcovado su
gars, by the hogshead
or less quantity, loaf
and lamp sugars,
Mould and dipped can
dles, white and brown
soap,
Irilh mess beef in barrels,
and half barrels,
Nuanegs, cloves, mace
and cinnamon.
Snuff in bladders,
Hvfen and green teas,
Excellent BRAZIL TOBACCO,
For CHEWING,
Coniac Brandy and Port WINE,
By the Hogshead or less Quantity,
And Groceries in general,
TO BE SOLD BY
GEORGE GRACIE,
At No. 6, opposite the Fly-Market.
To be S O L D, bv
FOWLER & TREMAINE,
At tbsir Store, No 986, in Water-street, opto
fte the Crane Wharf,
A LL Sorts of SHIP CHANDLERY, with
NAVEL STORES; likewise, some ex
eerie it SEINES ready compleated for fiming:
abort 80 empty Molasses Calks, fit for Cyder.
'KE NCHTsPANISH
and AMERICAN Commissions,
fold by Hugh Gaine.
Ryan's Worm-destroying Sugar
Plumbs, by the Box, fold by
H. Gaine.
foufhong and bohea
ditto,
chocolate and coffee,
Pepper and alfpice,
London porter, bottled
Taunton ale and Li
verpool beer, Playing
cards,
Roil and cut tobacco,
Poland starch,
Writing paper and seal
ing wax,
Double and single Glou
cester cheese, belt rose
butterin firkins,
New rice in tierces,
A few kentle of excel
lent codfilh, 1
Wool cards by the dozen,
Indigo, copperas, and
powder b'ue, Bird (hot
of different sizes.
WIL,LIAM MITCHELL,I
At No. 36, .Broadway, oppohee Trinity Cnurch,
Has for Sale, by the Puncheon only,
Jamaica Spirits, and Windward Illand
RUM, high-proof, and exceeding well flavoured.
A L E
BREWED from the belt ENGLISH pale
MALT, and equal, if not Superior to
LONDON PORTER,
1s now ready to be delivered out,
(F O R CASH)
At the BREWERY, (late Rutgers's)
MAIDEN-LANE,
In B ARREL S, at Four Pounds, Four
Shillings, Currency,
And HOGSHEADS, at Eight Pounds,
Eight Shillings.
Y E A S T,
Is generally to be had at the Brewery.
N. B. A quantity of SACKS, to be fold
cheap, that will hold four and five bufheis of
grain each,
Just publifeed, and to be SOLD by HU G 1!
GAINE, at the Bible and Crown in Hunover-
Square,
Grammatical Institutes ;
OR, AN EASY
' INTRODUCTION
To Dr. Lowth's Englilh Grammar,
Designed for the USE of SCHOOLS.
And to lead young Gentlemen and Ladies,
into the Knowledge of the firlt Principles pf the
English Language.
By JOHN AS H,
With an Appendix,
CONTAINING
I. The Declension of irregular and defeaive Verbs.
11. The Application of tile Grammatical Institutes.
111. Some ufeful Observations in the Ellipsis.
To vroich is now added,
Select Lessons to inftil just Sentiments of Vir
tue in Youth. Anda Collection of Books, pro
per for young Gentlemen and Ladies, to shorten
the Path to Knowledge,,
'At\j7 STOUGHTON'S
Wine and Grocery STORE,
No. 512, Hanover-Square, three doors weft
of the Admiral's house, is now felling in
great variety, of the latest importation,
TOiNE Jrefo pickles, be, India foj, mukhroon ketch
l tsp, Spanifo and French olives, Durham muflard,
n half and quarter pound bottles, spices and nutmegs,
fine hyfon, green, fuJbong, and bohea tea, Jingle and
double refined sugar, London porter in bottles, frong
and small ale, be, Hereford,sire cyder, excellent cher
ry brandy, ver, rich cordials of different kinds, bams,
be, double Gloucester cheese, and a variety of otbor
articles properl, adapted for the immediate suppl, 0,
the gentlemen of the arm, and navy, whose Jpeedy
embarkation on man, occafons ma, require being finifo
ed with difpateb, or without loss of time.
N. B. At the above fore, the true and genuine
Stoughton's BETTERS.
A fryjh afortment of Goods, imported in the last
ships from London, and now openingfor Jale by
BENJAMIN DAVIS, & SON,
No. 229, fueen-ftreet, corner of King-flreet, whole
sale and retail, for case, among which are the
following articles,
UNIFORM CLOTHS of the firft quality with
rattmet linings, and trimmings compleat,---
fafhionable gold and silver epaulets, a variety of geld
and silver laces, gorgets and sashes, anchor and rose
buttons, fuperfine scarlet, camblet, white and buff
caffimirs, nankeens, jeans, corded dimities, Marseilles
quitting, a large assortment of silk, spun silk, thread,
and cotton hole, fashionable beaver hats, linens,
cambricks, silk, linen and muffin handkerchiefs,---
table linen, sheeting and diapers,copperplate furniture,
a neat affortmentof callicoes, Ladies silk and calli
manco shoes, black fattins, modes, and a variety of
India Persians, black laces, thread and blond laces,
and edgings, ribbons, worked muffins, gauzes and
lawns. Ladies elegant embroidered Shoe bows,
knots, and a beautiful assortment of sprigs, Italian
flowers, with a great variety of other articles.
N. B. At said Sore for file, a few pipes of 4 years
old Madeira wine, ditto of the firft quality by the
quarter calk or bottled. The very belt hyfon,fufhong,
nnd breakfalt teas. Aho a neavcolle&ion of Books.
William Burton,
At No. 9(2, Water-Street, between the Coffee-Ho fe
and the Old-Slip, has for sale,
MADEIRA, and red, Cayenne and black pepper, l
1 4 port wine, Race and ground ginger,
Jamaica spirits,
Wes-India rum,
Hyfon, green, fufoong and
bohea teas,
Double and single refined
loaf sugar,
Mufeovadd ditto,
Fine raijins in jars & caJks
French plumbs, prunes,
Currants, almonds,
Weft-India fwcet meats, in
pots, green citron,
Tamarinds, in pots,
Sugar candy, chocolate,
Sago, rice, coffee,
Soap, Poland farch,
Powder andfig blue,
" Spices of ail kinds,
The FRENCH LANGUAGE,
Taught in the mofl perfed andeafy Manner, by
THOMAS EGAN,
WHOSE refideßce for many years in f ; m@
of the firft compting-houfes in Frarce, en
ables him to assure those Gentlemen and Ladies who
please to receive his inftru&ions, that they will not
be di (appointed in his abilities. He attends from 7
in the morning ta 10, and in the evening from 5 to
, o'clock, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
abroad, and on the other three days in the week at
No. 30, King-street,
Excellent Vellum, for Drum Heads.
Sold by Hugh Gain^.
Pearl and common bar ey,
Oatmeal,
/ Fine bifeuit in keg ,
\Split peas,
1, Florence oil,
\Frencb olives, tape's,
l Anchovies, ketchup,
ri Mustard, in bottbs,
I Vinegar,
Yorkfoire hams,
^ Pickledfabnon in kegs,
basket fait,
Spermaceti canl.es,
Rappee and Scotch fnuff,
Pigtail and cut tobacco,
Gloucefdr chet fe,
Corks,
Lemons, 13c.
TO SOLD,
Three large new Brick HOUSES,
BEING pact of the eifate of C^pt.Wal boo Blough.,
' One of thofc houses, No. 2, is molt advantage
cully lituuedon the D^ck, near the Albany Pier,
and now occupied by Mr. Doughty, tavern-keeper,
confiding of four large rooms on the firft, and a like
number 00 the second floor, elegantly papered and
finished, 2nd a .garret divided in<o fom commodious
rooms, with yard, cifteru and other conveniencies ;
likewifea fine,water Lot, 0, polite thereto ; another,
No. 249, in Little Dock-street, occupied by Mr. Peter
Vanburgh Livingston, jun. containingthe fame num
ber of rooms, and equally we I finifhed with No. z.
and the thiid, No. 300, in the Erne street, now in the
tenure of Mr, Bedeil, a house of three (lory high,with
three r-ems on each floor, well finished. And two
Ipacious Lots of ground in Wine Coop street, and one
Lot eppefite to the Exchange; on which Lots are
the bricks of three large houses, which were burnt in
the firft fire. Proposals for the said houfrs and lots,
or any of them, sll be received by the Did C?ptatn
BSugh, at Guana's, in King's county, on Nassau-
Iflind, or by John Kelly, Notary-Public, No. 843.
Hanover-Square, who has a very fine Lot of grow d
in the Brunei Way to dispose cf, as aifo, another
L # ,t in Cortlandt or Leary-street.
UHI T I
By the Hog,bead or left Quantity,
Ivory BLACK' ,and LAMEBLACK,
Bell Camel Hair and Fitch Pencils,
Fi,ne Tools from No. 1 to iz,
Commcn Sa'di Tool and large Paint Brushes,
LINSEED OIL,
And S PIR ITS of TURPENTINE,
A compleat Assortment of fine and^common
Colours for Painting, Gold Leaf, &c.
Drawn WINDOW LEAD, at is. 6d.
per Pound, fold by
Thomas and James Barrow,
In Broad Street, near the City-Hall,
JAMES KING, and Co.
Have for SALE,
At their Store No. 1, Mill-street, the follow
ing articles, viz.
SUperfine FLOUR in Barrels, SHIP
BREAD in hhds. NEW RICE in Tierces,
BEEF in Tierces and Barrels, also a few Pun
cheons high Proof JAMAICA SPIRITS.
JOHN ROBERTS,
Corner of Crown-street, in the Broad-Way, near
the Ofwego-Market, has for sale,
MADEIRA, port, Lisbon and Teneriffe wines,
by the pipe or smaller quantity, new rose
butter bp the firkin, caudles by the box, soap ditto,
teas of all kinds, coffee, chocolate, rum, spirits, by
the puncheon, or smaller quantity, gin by the case,
loaf and other sugars, cinnamon, mace, cloves,pepper,
ginger, alfpice, and every other article in the grocery
way.
To be S O L D,
By JOHN PELL,
At No. 181, Qpeen-Street, nearly of,oft, Beek
man's-Slip,
NEW ROSE BUTTER of the firft quality, just
landed out of the last vessels from Cork; also,
mould and dipt candles of the best kind, white,
brown, and Caftile soap by the box, Cheshire and
Gloucester cheese, mess beef and pork in tierces,
barrels and half barrels, lamp and train oil in calks,
English aud American hams, coffee and sugar by
the barrel, loaf sugar, Madeira, port, claret and
iherry wines, green and bohea teas, vinegar, neats
tongues in small calks, pepper, chocolate, Scotch
fnuff in bottles, large and small wrapping paper,
writing ditto, playing cards, walnuts and anchovies,
Florence oil, pipes by the box, Durham mustard,
old spirits, rice by the tierce, barley in kegs, Hol
land geneva in cases, split peafe, London potter,
fuperfine flour by the barrel, a few bogheads excel
lent coloured rum, &c. &c.
To be Sold at Public Auction,
At the Merchants Coffee-Houfe, on THURSDAY
the zoth Instant, the following Houses, being
Patt of the Estate of the I„e Mr. John Groef
beck, for which an indisputable Title will be
given.
% 9 HAT valuable House and Lot of Ground, in
& the Tenor of Mr. Terence Reily, in Dock-
Street.
The House in the rear of it, on the New-Dock,
now in the occupation of Mr. Richard Blake, Ta
vern keeper. The very advantageous situation of
this place for a Merchant, Tradefinan, or Inn
keeper, needs no embellishment.
Any person inclinable to purchase before the day
offale, may be informed of the conditions by apply
ing to
Ann Drummond, ]
Tho. Lynch, ? Exectrs.
Terence Reily,)
Or of Daniel M'Cormick.
JOSEPH CORRE,
Pufry Cook and ConfeHioneer, at No. 520, almof
facing Hugh Gaine's, in Hanover-Square,
MAKES & fells all Sorts of Cakes, Jellies,
and Sweet-meats, for Gentlemen and
Ladies; he also fells Raisins, Currants, and
Almonds, &c. With fuperfine Flour by ths
Barrel.'
HE Managers of the associated Refugee
Lottery having begun to prepare the
Numbers, Prizes and Blanks, for the Wheels,
now acquaint the Public, that the Drawing
will commence as soon as that Business can be
compleated, which will be in a very few Days,
as they are determined no Delay shall be made ;
in the mean Time such Persons as have Tic
kets purchased upon the firft Plan, and are en
titled to additional Tickets, are again requested
to call at Messrs. Mil's and Hicks's Printing-
Office, where Attendance will be given for
the Delivery of them, and where a few Tic
kets may be purchased by making a speedy
Application.
The Drawing will be at Mr David Grim's,
in William-Street, being the usual Place for
drawing Lotteries in this City.
"New-Yotk, December 50, 1779.
PUBLICK CITATION.
^^ /E, the Prefdent and Members of a Cofirt-
V 7 Martial of the Hessian Regiment of Land
grave, by Virtue of Appointment fpr that Purpose,
do hereby make known and declare, that, whereas,
Ensign ^ Micklalkewiecz, defected from the
Laid Regiment to the Enemy, thereby committin,
the Crime of High Treason ; and upon a former
Citation of the 2f h of November 1779, has pe
titioned his Excellency Lieut, General Baron ne
Knyphaufen, in a Letter dated, Philadelphia, the
Sth of December, 1779, to grant bim a fafe Con
duct to New-York, and free Permission to return
to Philadelphia afterwards, wbfb Letter has been
remitted by bis Excellency to the above Court Mar-,
tial ; and whereas this Court-Martial conformable
t? Law, and due Confirmation of their Resolve,
has refufedthe above-mentioned Requef of the Jaid
Ensign de MicklaJkewietz, and has appointed,
once for all, the Time of fid Weeks, from the Date
hereof, for his personal Appearance :
1 be said Ensign de Mjcklalkewiecz, is there
fore hereby cited, and fuminoned, by publick
beat of Drum, according to the Custom offrar, to
appear in Perfa before the Court Martial appoint
ed for that Purpose, and to jujify himfelf, as may
be required, pleading, whatever he may think con
ducive to bis defence, Ml witbin the Time of fix
Weeks, as aforejaid, iq Days being allowed for
the firft, 14 Days for the fecund, and iq Days for
the third I erm ; in Case of Non-Compliance with
such Summons ,be must expeH to be proceeded against
as a perfidious Dejerter, and as one guilty of high
Treason, as the Military Law in such Case direfls.
Given at New-York, this sth Day of
January, 1780.
Von HANSTEIN, Plumque,
Lieut. Colonel Judge Advocate.
D ESER T £ R S.
DESERTED from his Majesty's Bzd regiment
of foot, Thomas Hynes and Bryan Conner,
quartered at Yellow-Hack ; Thomas Hynes by oc
cupation a labourer, is about five feet seven inches
and an halt high, flout made, frefh complexion,
light brown hair queued, grey eyes, and about 23
years of age, born in the province of Munster, in
Ireland, went off in his regimental jacket, faced
black, the number of the regiment on the buttons,
blue cloth gaiter trowfers, round hat with white lace.
Bryan Conner is about 5 feet 6 inches high, Ren
der made, pale complexion, dark brown hair club'd
behind, grey eyes, about 18 years of age, writes a
very good hand, plays well on the fiddle, has a fear
on his face, born in the province of Leifter in Ire
land. Whoever apprehends these Deserters Ihall re
ceive Two Guineas reward for each.
There is reafen to fufpe& that they either fold or
exchanged their regimental eloathing. Whoever
can give information on that head so as to convict the
person or persons who bought or exchanged said
eloathing flrail be entitled to the said reward of Two
Guineas. There being likewise the strongest reason
to fufyeft that the above Deserters either now are, or
intend to enter on boaid Ihip, all mafteis of vessels
and others are cautioned against harbouring or con
cealing said deserters as they will answer it at their
peril. [.GUNNING, Lieut. Col. Bzd Regt.
TOBE LET, -
AS TQR E, lituate near Peck's-flip, in a very
good Hand, aud is very convenient for a gro
cer. For particulars, enquire of James Arden,
No. , Water-street.
TO OLD fir —
James Stewart,
By whoiefale and retail, at his Store, No. 955, Bur
ling's-flip, opposite Rhinlander' schina Itore,
For private S ALE,
On board tbe fnowo Badger, Ijivg at the Old Slip,
ANCHORS, cables, fails, fpa<s, rn iron hearth
and pots, tubs, old junk, hand spikes, &c.
Allo, a likely Negio Wench about r 8 years of ^ge,
who can be well recommended for her sobriety and
honesty, and is now to be fold for no other fault
only far want of employ, and the title to said
Wench, will be warranted indisputable.
Enquire on board, or to John Stuart, No. 29, in
Maiden-Lane.
BOOTH and MitSlEß,'
^t^i,STORB No. 226, Q^een-Street,
Have for Sale:
Madeira Wines
of the firft
quality, in pipes,
quarter calks or
bottles,
Port Wines, iw do. do.
Lilbon Wines, in do.
Claret,)
Sherry } Wines,
Aud other j
Old Spirits,
Old Rum,
Common Rum,
Geneva,
Arrack,
Brandy,
Shrub,
Molaffcs,
Rice,
Bottled Als & Beer,'
Vinegar,
Oil,
Mustard,
Pickles,
Gammons,
Fresh Rose Butter,
Cheshire and Glou
cefter Cheese,
Raifons and Almonds,,
BLankets, 7-4. wide,
Ditto 6-4 ditto,
Matings,
Duffils,
Mens ribb'd and plain
knit worsted do kings,
Whole and half barrels
beef, put up for family
use,
Whole and half barrels Old cane spirits.
A generous Price will be given for empty Bot
tles, at the ab,vc mentiGnedStote.
; Tamarinds,
: Wet and dry Sweet
meats,
Pearl Barley,
Split Peafe,
Very high flavoured
Hyfon, Soufhong,
and Bohea Tea,
Double and single rfr
fined Sugar,
Powder and Muftova
do Sugar,
Coffee,
Chocolate,
Spices of every kind,
.Packing fait in har
rek,
Indigo,
Starch,
Powder and Fig-blue,
Hard Scap,
Candles,
Guimarens, Plumbs,
and Peaches, in
boxes from 2 to 5
pound weight,
Macabau Snuff,
Vinegar, in kegs of 2)
/ gallons each.
pork, for family use,
Exceeding fine ox tongues
in half firkins,
Loaf sugar,
Mufcovado sugar,
'Fine hyfon and fu/hong
tc s,
Coffee,
MolaffA,