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BOARD S.
A Quantity of inch and inch and half white and pitch
pine boards, may be had by applying to
P. M'DA VIT T,
Who has for sale a neat and general assortment of Eng
lish and India goods, now opening at his store in Queen
direct.
Notwithstanding due notice has been given
to those persons indebted to the estate of the late
John Beekman, that all debts undischarged after the firft
December last, should be put into the hands of an attorney,
many debts yet remain unpaid: This is therefore to ac
quaint all persons indebted to said estate, that unless they
discharge their debts by the firft of May next, they may
be assured of being sued.
J. J. BEEKMAN, 7
JOHN BEEKMAN, ^Executors
THEO. BEEKMAN,)
The above subscribers have for sale, at their store in
Maiden-lane, Madeira wine of the firft quality, in pipes,
hhds. and quarter calks; geneva, plain and cherry bran
dy, by the case or calk; Jamaica spirits and Wed-India
rum; a pair of millftpnes, and a parcel of blunderbufles
and wall pieces ; allo a large copper kettle that will hold
.about forty barrels. A parcel low priced Irilh linens.
° Hfcß^A?ti^fubfcriber w~as; by the hon. court
of probate for the diftriti of Stanford, in the
county of Fairfield, and colony of Connecticut, appointed
.administrator on the estate of Capt. John Wofler, late of
this place, deceased, which said Wofter for about the
term of twelve years before his death, resided principally
at Barbadoes, in the Weft-Indies, and from thence uled
the English and Irilh trade. These are to desire all
persons indebted to said estate to make Ipcedy payment,
and all those that have any demands on said estate are
desired to fend in their accounts, that theeftate may be
fettled, to JOHN HOLLY, Administrator.
TO BE SOLD,
By Hardenbrook and Dominick,
At their Lumber-Yard, in Water-Street, a little
above Dover-Street:
TIMBER, boards and plank of all forts and fixes for
building, red cedar logs, mahogany, red and Spa
nilh cedar boards and plank, mahogany and Spanish cedar
for hair cases. Likewise at their Lumber-Yard, in the
Out-Ward, near the Ship-Yards, they have long and
short Singles, hand sawed long oak and pine plank, from
one and an half inch to four inches, for snip building, &c.
round and square gutter pieces, square oak and pine logs,
round and square logs for dock building. Allo on the
ihorteft notice can supply any person with large quantities
of lumber for (hipping.
Philadelphia, March 13, 1775.
RAN-AWAY last night from the fubferiber, an
English servant man, named William Whaley,
thirty years of age, about five feet fix inches high, much
marked with the small-pox, has a fear under his right
eye, strait brown hair, walks wide and straddling, and is
much given to drink ; he looks much like a sailor. Had
on a felt hat bound round, a fwanfkin upper jacket,
brown under ditto, oznabrigs shirt, fuftian breeches, silk
and wprfted brown stockings, good /hoes, with silver
plated buckles. Whoever takes up said servant and
secures him in any of his Majesty's goals so that he may
be had again, shall have SIX DOLLARS, and all rea
sonable charges, paid by
ABRAHAM KENTZING.
f 0 COVER;
AT the house of Gilbert Williams, in Weft
cheder, at Four Dollars the season, or for a sure
Colt, Ten Shillings in hand, and Forty Shillings more
when the mare is folded, the famous horse ECLIPSE,
four years old, a dark bay, about fifteen hands and one
inch high, and is every wav compleat and well gated.—
He was got by Liberty, and Liberty was got by that well
known horse called Dove. Eclipse was out of a mare got
by Briton, and Liberty and Briton were both out of one
mare.
To be SOLD,
A Large house and lot of ground fronting Cruger's
qubarf, with a grant for building out a pier 200 feet
in the Eaf Rimer : the boufe is three story and an half high,
and is in front and rear 20 feet and a half; the lot is 92
feet and a half in depth, Englifa measure ; a large cellar
under the house, and a ftore-boufe back of the fare ; a spa
cious yard, and convenient entrance off the wharf, from
the fr nt of which is the grant for 200 feet fir building ;
the whole of the two lots t getber is 1% and a half feet in
length; great improvements may be made thereon, as it is in
a much improved part of the city, and very convenient for
any fort of business, with wharfage for flipping ; the
whole of which will be fold together. Fer terms of payment
"P^ ^^^ fubferiber, near the Exchange, who will give
an indisputable title for the fame. If not fold at private
faleffore the 20th day of April next, it will then be put up
to public vendue, at the Merchant's Coffee-Houfe, for sale.
BENJAMIN. DEFIES.
Tobe SOLD or L'E T,
BA Farm or Plantation, pleasantly
situated on the East Banks of
Hudson's-River, in the Out-Ward of
he City of New York, containing
121 Acres of excellent, Land, with
a Parcel of Salt Meadow, late the
Property of Adrian Hoghland, deceas
ed : There is an the said Plantation
a gojd " Stone Dwelling-House, Kitchen, Barn, and
other convenient Out-Houses ; an Orchard of excel
lent Fruit, with a large Collection of Pear, Peach, Plumb,
and Cherry Trees. Plenty of Fish and Oysters in their
Seasons, may be caught within a few Rods of the Dwel
ling House. Its Vicinity to the City (being not more
than an Hour's pleasant Ride from the fame) together
with the many beautiful and extensive Profpefts the Land
affords, render it a most elegant Situation for a Gentleman's
Cou try Seat. The whole or half will be fold on very
reaiunable Terms, and an indisputable Title given for
the fame. For further Particulars enquire of Richard
Fletcher, or Benjamin Hoghland, in New-York, or
William Hoghland, on the Premises.
SPERMACETI CANDLES,
Warranted pure and of a good quality, to be fold at
SOLOMON SIMSON's,
In STONE-STREET:
WHERE may be had fpermaceti oil for lamps, new
rice, indigo, tobacco, cotton; a small parcel:
of Carolina Beaver and deer- skins, and a few small furs.
Said SIMSON will dispose of two or three houses and
lots in the town of Oyster-Bay, Long-Island, on terms
of payment that may suit the purchaser, or will barter
or a house in New-York.
f
DENNIS and DAWSON,
At the house where the late Mr. John Lambert formerly
lived, adjoining Messrs. Ten Eyck and Searaan's Flour
Store, in Little Dock-street, facing Coenties Slip,
New-York; have for sale, wholesale and retail, the
following articles, viz.
MADEIRA,-!
Lisbon, ^ 1
Tenenff, Z '
Port, and 1 71 1
Sherry,
(Id Jamaica Spirits,<
V est-India Rum,
Brandy,
Geneva, 1
Single-refined,C 1
Lump, and < SUGARS. 1
Muftovado I
Molasses,
Coffee,
Chocolate,
Rice,
Cheshire and Gloucefler
CHEESE,
White Wine Vinegar,
Porter,
Bristol Beer,
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c.
&c, &c.
TO BE SOLD,
A Valuable trad of land, lying in the township of
Knowlton, in the county of Sussex, and province
of New-Jersey, containing 1146 acres, being part of a
trad of 1548 gcres, conveyed by Samuel and James
Burling, to John Finch, Esq; of Great-Britain, of
which 202 acres have been fold to Archibald Stinfon,
who now lives thereon ; and 200 acres to John Blair,
now occupied by two tenants. There are five improved
farms on this tra&, the foil is fertile and excellent for
wheat and other grain ; considerable part of the trad is
well timbered, and a fufficient quantity of it is meadow
land. It lies contiguous to a convenient landing on the
river Delaware, from whence all produce is readily con
veyed to Philadelphia, and wheat at the realonable price
of fix pence per bushel. Its vicinity to the flourishing
Moravian settlements, on Beaver Rivers, which affords
a market for ail its produce, the rapid settlement made
in Sussex county, and in the neighbourhood of this tra&,
within a few years past, and the improvements already
made thereon, must necessarily make it the more desir
able.
If a purchaser of the whole tra& Should not appear
before May next, it will then be run into convenient lots
for farms of about 200 acres each. Good bonds will be
taken for the whole, or part of the purchase money, as
may suit the purchaser.
For terms, and further particulars, apply to the Rev.
Mr. Ogden, at Newtown, in said county of Sussex, to
Lewis Ogden, Esq; Attorney at Law, in Newark, or to
the fubferiber in New-York, who will give a good title
for the said lands.
THOMAS BRIDGEN ATTWOOD.
rirHE Co-partnership of Abeel and Byvanck having
J expired the firft of September last, and numbers of
persons whose accounts have been long due, neglefbfig
to fettle the fame, they in this public manner, request
all persons indebted to them, without delay to discharge
their accounts, and those who have any demands on said
partnership, to call and receive their money. A general
assortment of ironmongery and cutlery may be had at their
late store, now continued by Garret Abeel, also at the
house formerly occupied by Alderman Brinkerhoff, but
now by Evert Byvanck, jun. both near Coenties-Market.
THIS is to give notice to all those who have any de
mands on Joseph Rodman, jun. either by bond,
note, or book debt, to bring in their accounts at the
house of James Befley, in New-Rochel, on Monday the
loth day of April next, at ten o'clock in the morning,
in order that they may be examined, and a dividend made
of the said Rodman's estate, for the creditors, by us
JOSEPH DRAKE, 7 Trustees
PETER FLANDREU, § s '
To be L ET,
And entered on the firft of May next,
A Large commodious house at the White-Hall, with
eight rooms with fire-places and three without ; a
large garret and pantry, a good yard, a well of good water,
cistern, and a large dry cellar that will hold 100 pipes of
wine. For further particulars, enquire of Christopher
Sweedland, on the premises.
Leonard kip;
Has imported from Europe, a general assortment of goods
suitable for the season, which he will fell cheap for
cash or usual credit, at his store in Dock-Street, oppo
site to Mr Gerardus Duyckinck's.
SUPERFINE and middling broad cloths, German
serges and ftrouds, Shalloons and durants, tammies
and callimancoes, striped, green, brown and blue camblets,
taborets and dorfeteens, worsted and silk fagathies, du
roys and figured fluffs, drawboys, black and blue ladings,
bed bunts and bed ticks, fuftian and thickset, bombaline,
an assortment of 7 8 and yard wide Irish linens, pistol
lawns, lawns and cambricks, flowerd lawn aprons, Stripped
and fprig'd muslins, plain cyprus gauze, black flowered
ditto ; gauze aprons, callicoes, purple and crimson gloves
and mitts, silk and worsted ditto ; perfians and taffaties,
filverets and luteltrings, spotted and plain modes, black
figured fattens; an assortment of ribbons and ferrets,
silk, thread and worsted lace, black and brown Barcelona
handkerchiefs, black cravats, sewing silks, black beads,
white wax ditto ; bindings of all forts, garterings, green
and brown plush, breeches patterns, ink powder and
fpe&acles, ivory and horn combs, ivory and bone fans,
black, crape and paper ditto; white thread and Dutch
lace, black lace,- fringes and gimps, knives and forks,
cutteaus and pen knives, buckles and feiffars ; an assort
ment of mohair and twist, gilt metal, and horn buttons,
caftor and felt hats, fnuff and fault boxes: And sundry
other articles too tedious to mention.
HUGH Gal NE,
Has for Sale, at his Book Store, the Sign of rhe
Bible and Crown, in HANover-SQu AR e,
BIBLES of all Sorts and Sizes, 'Teftaments, Dil
worth's Spelling-Books, Watts's Psalms and H mns,
Common Prayer Books, Pool's Annotations, Burkitt on
the New Testament, Erfkin's Works, Ambrose looking
unto Jesus; Josephus, in 4 Vols. Memoirs of 2500,
Humphry Clinker, Essay on Women, 2 Vols. Cafpipina's
Letters, Old Head on Young Shoulders, Guardian, Bab
ler, Tatler, Beattie on Truth, Goldsmith's History of
England, 4 Vols. Goldsmith's Roman History, 2 Vols.
History of England, by Way of Question and Answer,
Roman History, Question and Answer, Thompson's
Works and Seasons ; Addison's Works, Prior's Poems,
Voltair's Works, 24 Vols. Shenfton's Works, Locke's
Essays, Rowe's •Works, 4 Vols. Pamela, Sir Charles
Grandifon, Turkish Spy, Moral Tales, Bailey's Diction
ary, Entick's and Fisher's Dictionaries, Jewish Spy,
Adventurer, Salmon's and Gutherie's Grammars, Aft's
English Grammar, Leland's History of Leland, Keyfler's
Travels, Viaud's Voyages, Independent Whig, Robinson
Crufee, large and small Editions, Beauties of English
Prbfe, Beauties of the Spectators, Devil on Crutches,
Rollin's Belle's Lettres, Mason's Companion, with several
of the Ciafficks.
Also the following Articles, viz. Writing Paper of all
Sorts and Sizes, gilt or plain ; Merchants Account Books,
Sealing Wax, Wafers, Ink-Powder, with the very best
ready made Pens, Scales and Dividers,' neat Pocket Pis
tols, Letter Cases of manv Sorts, Memorandum Books of
the best Als-fkin, Gold Scales and Weights, 'Razors and
Penknives, Cork Screws, Singleton's Gaffs,' Pounce and
Pounce Boxes, Letter Files, Orderly Books, Playing
Cards, Pewter Ink-Bands, Surveyor',^lnstruments com
pleat, Scalars, Middleton's Pencils, Clarke's
Leather Ink-pots, and Snuff and Tobacco Boxes.
Ihornbury, Cheder-County, ift Month 27th, 1775.
TWENTY DOLLARS Reward.
C''™'' ° r "°' e ° ' r ° m J°' n Hill,
1 3 " the '^ n °'"' Three Tons, in
Middletown, in the county aforefaid, on
the evening of the 24th instant: alight
—miiiiwi.«r ■ bay gelding, three years old last June,
near 14 hands high, paces and trots, narrow breast, and
somewhat goose rumpt, black mane and tail, his mane
long and lays on the off fide, a star in his forehead, one
of his hind hoofs somewhat whitish, a short tail, lightish
coloured under his belly, breast and thighs, food before
with old shoes ; ahalf worn hunting saddle, witha small
patch on the pummel, blue plush housing, almost new,
and a fnaffie bridle, with the bitts newly sewed in with
thong. Whoever takes up said horse, saddle and bridle,
and secures the thief, so as he may be brought to justice,
shall be entitled to the above reward, or for the horse,
saddle, &c. only, eight dollars with reasonable charges,
paid by GEORGE BRINTON.
RUN-away from Ebenezer Hurd, of Stratford, the
old post rider, which has rode post 47 years, from
New-York to Saybrook, a negro man about 2 $ years of
age, well set; had on a pair of red broad cloth breeches
and jacket, pale blue flockings, light coloured strait
bodied coat, agood bearskin great coat. Whoever takes
up said negro man, shall have FIVE DOLLARS reward,
paid by me EBENEZER HURD.
A QU A NTITV of
Calavances, or Black Eyed Pease,
At Two Shillings the Bufheli
A likely NEGRO SAILOR,
Who is a very good Cook ;
And a few Thousand of the very best
PIPE STAVE S,
To be SOL D, by
WILLIAM LOWTHER,
At the Corner of Dover-Stteet.
tTm oTTTy wOO
Shoe maker, in Broad-Street,
INTEN DS to remove, the firft of May next, into
the house situate between the houses of Mr. Thomas
Barrow and Mr. John King, nearly opposite to the place
he now lives in, where a general assortment of mens
shoes and pumps together with women's ftuft' shoes 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 cash or
short credit. .
To be LET,
(And entered on the 25th June next)
ALL the large and convenient store-houses at the
North-River, which have been for many years past
occupied by the crown as provision stores ; two of them
are upwards of 50 feet long and three stories high ; they
are in excellent repair, and calculated to answer any pur
pose of stores for a merchant, flaxleed or bolting bufinels,
and will be let together or separate ;---alfo the house
wherein the CommifTary General's office was kept, which
is large and convenient, and in a good hand for a shop
keeper. Enquire of Mrs. Leake.
To be fold at public vendue, on Saturday the 22d day of
April,
A Farm, part of the estate of John Willett, deceased,
cohfiftihg of seventy acres of land, ten of which
are wood land ; a good dwelling house and barn; in a
dry pleasant situation, about a quarter of a mile from
Mr. Underhill's mills, in Flushing, on Long-lfland. The
vendue will be held at the place, at two o'clock in the 4
afternoon. For particulars, apply to David Colden, or
Thomas Willett, executors, who will give an indifputa^
ble title.
Francis Lewis and Son,
At their store near the Fly Market, have for sale the
following goods, imported the last Fall, viz.
N. B. Several packages of their Spring goods, are yet
unopened. -
TRUSTEES of Queen's
§ College, in New 'Jerfey, are desired to meet
at the city of New-Bruniwick, on Thursday the 4th of
May next. By order of the trustees,
J. R. HARDENBERGH, Clerk.
New-York, 27th, 1775.
At th^foticular Desire of a Number of icipeaabic
Gentlt.m£n,
TO- MORROW ^ill be pubU^ed,
By John anderson,
At B F. EKMAN's-SLIP,
An ORATION
Delivered by Dr. JOSEPH WARREN, at Boston,
on the 6th of March, 1775, to commemorate the
Bloody Tragedy of the sth of March, 1770.
*, The genuine Spirit of Freedom which breathes
in every Line of this inimitable Performance, renders it
worthy the Perusal of each true Son of Liberty.
NEGRO WENCH, agea Thirty Years, to be
fold. Enquire of RICHARD WARNER, on
Cruger's Whtrf.
—' ' 7"/ published.
By SAMUEL DELLAP,
' (Price THREE SHILLINGS)
THE
LETTE RS
OF
ABELARD and HELOISE.
To which is prefixed,
A particular Account of their Lives, Amours, and
Misfortunes.
By the late JOHN HUGHES, Esq;
To which is now firft added,
THE
P O E M
OF
ELOISA to ABELARD,
By Mr. POPE.
With a neat Copper-plate Frontifyiece.
THESE Letters of Abelard and Heloife are remark
able for their genius and learning, as well as a most
extravagant paflion for each other, are every where full
of the sentiments of the heart, (which are not to be imi
tated in a feigned story) and touches of nature much
more moving than any that could flow from the pen of a
writer of novels, or enter into the imagination of any
who had not felt the like emotions and distress. # The
great calamities of his life took their rife from his un
happy indulgence of a criminal passion, and giving him
felf a loose to unwarrantable pleasures. After this, he
was perpetually involved in furrow and distress, and in
vain fought for ease and quiet in a monaftick life. To
be fold at Mr. William Bailey's, at his grate-Ware-house,
in Beaver-Street; where may be had, the Golden Midi
cal Cephalic Snuff, British Tooth Powder, and Tincture for
the Gums; Essence for the Tooth-ach, and the true
Italian Pomade de Venus, with printed directions to each
article.
To be SOLD,
A Valuable negro man 29 years of age, is very ingenious
and bandy at making and repairing all manner of
farming utenfls ; is a very good boftler, and beyond doubt can
drive a carriage •, a good cbaraElermay be bad of him from
refee&ablefeerfons in this city. Enquire of Hugh Gaine.
BROAD cloths of var
rious prices,
Red ftrouds, Ihalloons,
Tamies, tabborets,
Durants, prunellas,
Camletts, camlettees,
Callamancos, crapes,
German serge,
Imbofs'd serge,
Sagathees, blue duffies,
Coating,
Striped and Rose blankets,
Printed callicoes, cottons
and chintzes,
Cambricks, lawns, and mus
lins,
Plain and flower'd fattins,
Modes and peelongs,
Black velvet,
Tambour silk vests,
India luteftrings and per
lians,
^ and yard wide Irish linens,
Irifb fleeting,
Hamburgh Dowlafs,
Plattillas Royal,
Ruflia fail cloth,
Russia drillings,
Ravens duck,
Diaper and damask table
linen,
Furniture and other checks,
A variety of ribbons,
Biack, blond and thread
lace,
Flower'd and spotted gauze,
Cordage of all sizes, from
a II inch cable to a
ratline,
White lines of all forts,.
; Taele falls arid tiller ropes,
Whale lines, the best fort,
- Sail and seine twine.
Bed ticking,
Mufqueto netting tor beds,
Looking glasses,
Long and short handle fry
ing pans,
Sithes and sickles, &c.
ALSO
, Jamaica spirits,
Teneriffe wine,
White wine vinegar,
Caftile soap,
Double flint decanters and
wine glafles.
HENRY DOUGAN,
Late Surgeon to his Majesty's 29th Regiment of Foot,
TAKES this method to inform the public in general,
and his friends in particular, that he has taken the
house and lot necly opposite to Thomas Latham, and
now occupied by Joseph Shotwell, jun. at Raway, in
the province of New-Jersey ; where he proposes to
practice Surgety, Phyfick, and Midwifery: The experi
ence he has had by attending the Military, and the ad
vantage of walking all his Majesty's Hospitals, during a.
thirteen years service in the above department, he flattens
himfelf will be a fufficient recommendation to the im
partial public, whose favours he is, and always will be
desirous to gain and merit, by his constant assiduity, and
close attendance on business.
He begs leave further to acquaint the public, that after
serving a regular apprenticeship to the branches of Surgery
and Phyfick, he feperately studied, for the term of three
years, the art of Midwifery, under one of the most emi
nent practitioners in Europe; after which he Attended
upon the Lying-in Hospital for several years, and had
daily experience in that important science.
Raway, March 23d, 1775.
Princeton, November Bth, 1774. ,
FIFTEEN DOLLARS Reward,
RAN away from the fubferiber, on Monday the 19th
of September last, a Negro man named PEET,
about 27 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, yellow com
plexion ; he has a large fear on one fide of his neck,„?A
another on his head, occasioned by a cut with a kh:cs.
Had on and took with him a brown broad cloth coat and
waistcoat, tow trawlers, a red great coat, a pair of dril
ling breeches, and a fuftian coat and waistcoat. Who
ever takes up said N gro, and secures him in any of his
Majesty's goals so that his master may have him again fhali
receive the above reward, and all reasonable charges paid by
DIRICK LONGSTREET,
A VENDUE-STORE?
JOHN APPLEGATE,
AND
BENJAMIN DAVIES,
HAVING entered into a co-partnership for the carry
ing on the business of a vendue-ftore, which they
purpose to open by the firft of May, at the corner house
opposite Coenties-market, for that business only, where
all forts of goods, wares and merchandize will be received
into it, and particular care taken to dispose of the fame,
either at private or public sale, to the best advantage,
with secrecy, integrity and dispatch: a ftri& attention
will be gi ven by them to that business, and doubt not but
to give their friends and the public every fatisfaftion in
their power; and in particular, those who may plcafe to
favour them with any commands. They have a quantity
of goods already to dispose of; and also a very good second
hand bolting cloth, with the boxes, tackle, &c. at
private sale.
N. B. The stand is equal to any in the city, and in a
very public and promising part, being a constant thorough
fare to the Albany Pier, and White-Hall.
. _ The B RIG
^^ INDUSTRY,
^^ "f JOSEPH ROSE,
MASTER;
"AT'" lying at Murray's wharf,
bound for the Weft-Indies,
Mufqueto ffiore, and the Bay of Honduras, will fail in
io or 12 days. For freight or passage apply to said master
on board ; who has for sale, a quantityof choice
MAHOGANY and LOGWOOD;
And a FEW
SPANISH HIDE S,
Which he will fellonreafonable terms.
To be SOLD at WHOLESALE, by
JOHN BURT LYNG,
LIVING in the Broadway, opposite the Luther#
Church,
Men s, 7 Palmeto or Straw Hats
( and Caps.
Boys,J
and several very genteel articles, the property of an un,
fortunate person.
A parcel of very excellent
DRIED HIDES,
To be SOLD by
GEURT SP. DE WIN T,
Near BURLING's S LIP.
- THREE POUNDS Reward.
RUN-AWAY from the fubferiber, living in Morris
county, East-New-Jessey, an apprentice lad named
Daniel Turry, about 19 years of age, of a middling size
about 5 feet 5 inches high, walks somewhat Hooping
has black curled hair, dark eyes, of a swarthy complexi
on, and has some black blood in him ; speaks thick,
and was brought up to the farming business: had on
when he went away, a new wool hat, two homespun
light-coloured jackets, his upper jacket somewhat puck
ered in fulling, likewise patched, and has brass buttons
on it, a white flannel shirt, and a pair of black leather
breeches, buttons covered with the fame, and a pair of
carved white metal knee buckles ; yarn stockings, and a
pair of new shoes, with brass buckles in them. He took
with him a light-coloured k>ofe coat, with wooden but
tons on it, a pair of new sheepskin breeches, and a pair
of new shoes. Whoever takes up the said apprentice
and secures him, so that his master may have him again,
ffiall have theabove reward, and reasonable charges, pai
by me, HARTSHORNE F. RANDOLPH.,,
New-Jersey, ), Q' order of the inferior court
Morris County, ) of common pleas, in and ^r
the county aforefaid, notice is hereby given to all the
creditors of Richard Edwards and John Stevens, insolvent
debtors, confined in the goal of said county, that they
be and appear before any two judges of said court, at the
court-house of (aid county, on Monday the 24th day of
April next, at one o'clock in the afternoon of the said
day, to (hew cause (if any they have) whyan assignment
of said debtors estates should not be made to such persons
as shall be then and there appointed, and they to be re
leased from their confinement, agreeable to the directions
of an aftof the Governor, Council, and General As
sembly of New-Jersey, lately passed, entitled, “ An aft
for the relief of insolvent debtors."
Neiu-ferfey, 7^ T) Y or d er of the inferior court of
Morris-County, ) ' common pleas, in and for the
county aforefaid : notice is hereby given to all the creditors
of Aaron Burnet, John Jacks, and William Pettit,
insolvent debtors, confined in goal of said county, that
they be and appear before any two of the judges of said
court of said county, on Monday the 24th day of April
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon of the said day, to
shew cause (if any they have) why an assignment of the
said debtors estates should not be made to such person as
ffiall be then and there appointed, and to be released
from their confinement, agreeable to the directions of an
aft of the Governor, Council, and General Assembly of
New-Jersey, lately, passed, entitled, “ A supplementary
aft, to an aft, entitled, An act for the relief of insolvent
debtors.
IRISH LINENS.
A Large assortment of low priced yard wide and 7-8
Irilh linens, to be fold cheap for cash, at the house
of George Cummings, near the City Hall, by
HENRY MITCHELL,
Also a. few dozen of excellent CLARET.