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NOTICE is hereby given, to all the creditors of
Azor Betts, of the city of New-York, physician,
an insolvent debtor, that he intends to present a petition
to the honourable House of Assembly of New-York this
session, to be relieved from all his debts, by an aft for
the relief of insolvent debtors.
To be fold at public VENDUE;
O.t or near the premises, the 7th day of March next, or
at private sale any time before,
A Farm containing 75 acres, with a house, barn and
orchard ; also ico acres adjoining, to be fold toge
ther or separate, as shall be thought most expedient at the
time of sale: It lays in Kakiate, in Orange county, and
province of New-York, near the meeting-house, now in
tenure O: DoCIOI ifaac Sherwood, For further particu
lars enquirecf Thomas Dodge of Hempftead, in Queen's
county, on Nassau-Island, or Thomas Dodge, shipwright,
ih New-York.
For PENSACOLA,
The BRIGANTINE
^S HARMON Y,
EDWARD ROSS, Master;
i,{/'" '" the 7th °f Feb
ruary; the greatest part
of .ICT cngo already engaged. Agree with the
Master, or Elias Nexfen, at Burling's-flip, for freight
or passage.
NOTICE is hereby given to all the creditors of
John Galludatt, of the city of New-York,
Peruke-maker, an insolvent debtor, that he intends
to present a petition to the Honourable House of
Assembly, of the province of New-York, at this
session, to be relieved from all his debts by an aft of
insolvent debtors.
Just imported, and to be fold by
WILLIAM PARSONS,
On Cruger's wharf,
A Choice parcel deer skins, bees wax, tallow, lime
juice in keggsof 4 | gallons, fqueefed by hand.
ALSO best pistol powder, Haerlem stripes, pins,
Spanish dry hides, sweet oil, capers, anchovies, olives,
capers, green tea, Barcelona handkerchiefs, brandy, Ja
maica spirits, rum, sugars, coffee, &c. &c.
FOR SAL E, at
James and Alexander Stewart's,
On CRUGER's-WHARF,
RUSSIA hemp, of the firft quality ; English cables
and cordage, of all sizes ; New-York made cables
and cordage, of all sizes; English and Russia duck;'
sheathing, deck and drawing nails ; patent sheathing paper,
paints, in oil and powdered; glass, 8 by 10, an assortment
of btufhes; shot, of all sizes ; bar lead, linseed oil by
the barrel; whiting and brimstone by the hhd. seine
twine for nets; anchors from 300 to goolb. refined bar
iron, &c. Andover pig iron ; likewise a large affortment|
of fhip-chandlery, &c.
ALL Persons indebted unto the
Estate of Isaac Man, are requested to make imme
crate payment to the fubferibers, and those who have any
demands on said estate, are desired to fend in their ac
counts properly proved, in order that a dividend may be
made the firft of March next.
ELIAS DESBROSSES,
HENRY WHITE,
RICHARD YATES,
Wanted, a Gardener,
AN honest, sober and inductions one, may hear
of employ by enquiring of Hugh Gaine.
TO BE S OIX
By the fubferiber, at private sale, the following houses
and lots of land, in Princeton, in the Province of
New-Jersey.
THE house the fubferiber now
lives in, built of stone, and
two stories high, in length 53 feet,
. 0 i ®il and 30 in breadth; t lere are on
—Aa — " e ' r ° "°° r ' ve r °° ms > with a
0 fi re place in every room, one of
' OO§ I I which was formed for a store, and
I^-ft^fi— is excellently adapted for that pur
pose, bein g 18feet in front , and
30 feet in depth. The second
floor contains fix rooms, with fire places in three of them.
A commodious cellar runs under the greater part of the
building, and a large convenient garret over the whole.
This house may ealily be converted into two diftindt tene
ments, A kitchen 22 feet long and 16 wide; a negro
houfe, a well, a garden, and convenient yard. A barn,
a stable, and a chair-house under one roof, 50 feet long
and 20 wide, fixed on stone pedestals, and covered and
inclofed with cedar.
A brick house, two stories high, two rooms on the
firfl floor, and three on the second ; a good garret, and a
cellar-kitchen, that extends under the whole house. To
this belongs a lot containing one acre of land.
' A small frame house, with a well and garden. Forty
eight acres of good, cleared, and well improved land ad
joining the said town. The land is divided into four
fields, in proper sense ; 12 acres of which is meadow,
yielding yearly about 12 tons of hay, chiefly clover and
spear-grass. The rest of the land is equally good for
pasture or tillage. A constant flream of water runs
through the meadow-ground, which may, at little ex
pence, be so turned, as to walh and fertilize every part
es it.
Little need be said of a village so well known as
Princeton, situated about mid-way between the cities of
New-York and Philadelphia, and in the heart of a fertile
thriving country, its advantages in point of trade must
necessarily be many and great. This cannot fail of
recommending it to traders. Nor is it less inviting to
persons fond of an elegant retreat, or of having their
children pass through a course of educati^ under their
own immediate care and infpedtion. Princeton is seated
on a beautiful eminence, commanding an extensive prof
pea, and so remarkably healthful, that several gentle
men, perhapson that account chiefly, have made choice
of it as the place of their abode. Surrounded too by an
agreeable set of neighbours, it has every requisite to
render retirement easy and delightful. The stone house
already described, confiding of several apartments, and
being within an hundred yards of the college, would
suit extremely a person disposed to let lodgings and take
in boarders. The purchaser of the whole, or of any
part of the premises, must pay down one half of the
purchase money ; f for the other half easy payments will
be given. The title is unquestionable.
The fubferiber hath for sale, an assortment of DRY
GOODS, which he will dispose of at alow rate for cash,
country produce, or short credit. Also a Negro man and
two Negro boys.
The fubferiber^requefts all persons indebted to him on
bond, note, or book account, to make immediate pay
ment. He is desirous of quitting business, and closing
his affairs. To pay those to whom he is indebted, it is
receffary that those should firft pay who are indebted to
him.
_ RICHARD PATERSON.
To be fold Peremptorily,
At public vendue, on Wednesday the Bth of Feb. inst.
THE house and lot of ground now in the tenure of
Mr. John Reade, situate in King-street : it has for
a number of years been a noted stand for a dry-good mer
chant. There are five rooms in the dwelling-house, in
four of which are fire-places ; a kitchen of two stories,
a good well, cistern and gangway; the lot about 30 feet
in front, and about So feet deep. For further particulars
enquire of Joseph Allicoke or John B. Lyng.
AT a meeting of the proprietors of the township of
Hinefbourg, legally warned, and held in New-
Milford on the 10th day of January, 1775, it was then
voted, by said meeting, to lay out a division of land to
each original proprietor, who pay for the fame, in two
lots, containing ico acres each, including 4 acres in
each too acre lot, as a reserve for highways ; and Mefirs.
Ebenezer Hotchkifs and Isaac Hitchcock, of New-Mil
ford, and Ira Allen, at Onion River, are a Committee
to lay out said land, which they are to do and complete
by the 20th day of July next, on so many of the original
rights as the proprietors or owners of the fame shall
appear to enter their names with, and pay to said Com
mittee, or either of them, Four Dollars on each right,
so to be laid out, before the time set to complete said
work; and all who pay said Four Dollars are to have
their equal chance in the land so laid out, which are to
be drawn for by lot; and all those who neglect to pay as
above, will have no advantage of their lands being lotted
out by said Committee. Certified per
ABEL HINE, Proprietors Clerk.
New-Milford, January 24, 17,5.
TO BE SOLD at public Vendue,
On the Premises, on Friday the 3d of March,
THIRTY-FIVE apes of choice land and meadow
at Peeks-Kill, i^the county of Westchester, being
within good fence, wQi timbered and watered, with a
a large quantity of friut. trees. It includes the house,
store house, and other.buildings where Elijah Drake lately
kept store, fituate&ri^Qbfl road, and being so generally
known that it necu^&,efttiption, Also fifty-feven
acres of good tillablclq^.lying about half a mile from
the above tradt, adjoin^ffifyery public road, being well
watered and timbered, airafy within good fence. There
is' a good and very public &Q leads from one tradt to the
other, and they may very conveniently be occupied by
one person : For all which an indisputable title will be
given. The conditions will be made known at the day
of sale.
CABINET-MAKER,
At the sign of the chert of drawers, in William-Street,
near the North Church, in New-York:
MAKES and fells all forts of cabinet work in the
neatest manner, and n the lowest terms. Orders
for the Weft-Indies and elsewhere, compleated on the
Ihorteft notice. He has on hand for sale,
A parcel of the molt elegant furniture, made of ma
hogany of the very best quality, such as chert of drawers,
chert upon chert, cloath presses, desks, desks and book
cases of different forts, chairs of many different and new
patterns, beuro tables, dining tables, card tables, break
fart tables, tea tables, and many other forts of cabinet
work very cheap.
And entered on the firft day of May next,
ABOUT five acres of land, part of the noted and
pleasant situated farm lately belonging to George
Brinckerhoff, on which is a good dwelling house and large
barn, &c. lying in Rumbout Precinct, Dutchefs County,
and adjoining to New-Hackinfack church, and on the
public road that leads from Fifhkills to Poughkeepsie,
about seven miles from each, and four miles from Wap
pen's Creek Landing. Itjs an extraordinary situation for
a trader or tavern-keeper, few places in the county to
equal it. Inquire of John Cooke, living near the said
church, or of Mr. Nicholas Roofeyqlt, merchant, in
New-York.
To be "TOLD? '—
EIGHT lots of land, lying between Efopus and
Albany, one of which lies upon Delaware River,
and one at Schohary River, in the whole about 10,000
acres, free from quit-rent, and the title indisputable.—
Enquire of Jane Durham, Widow, in Maiden-Lane.
To be SOLD cheap,
A Farm lying in the English Neighbourhood, contain
ing about 90 acres, well-wooded and watered, very
handy for market, being about 10 miles from Powles
Hook, and 4 miles from Bull's Ferry. Any person in
clining to purchase, may know the particulars by applying
to Mr. Christopher Benson, in Cortlandt Street, or Mr.
Timothy Hurst, merchant, in New-York, who will give
a clear title for the fame.
N. B. If it is not fold by ift of April next, it will be
then fold by auction, at the Coffee-Houfe, Bonds, with
good security, will be taken.
— —T
A Convenient house and lot of ground, : pleasantly.
situated in the Broad-Way, about 26 feet front and
rear, and 150 feet deep. The title is indisputable.
WILLIAM TONGUE, Broker.
WHEREAS on the gilt day of October last past,
on the application of Basil Bartow, of the bo
rough of Westchester, in the county of Westchester, in
pursuance of two several acts of the legislature of the
province of New-York, the one entitled, " An aft to
“ prevent frauds in debtors;" and the other entitled,
“ An aft to revive the several acts therein mentioned re
" lating to abfeonding and fraudulent debtors ;" an at
tachment did issue thereby, directing all the estate, real
and pebfonal, of me the fubferiber, James Budd, as an
abfeonding debtor, to be seized ; and notice thereof was
given in all the news papers in the said province, that
unless I the said James Budd should return and discharge
my debts within three months after such public notice
given, all my estate, both real and personal, so seized
and taken as aforefaid, should be fold for the fatisfaCtion
of my creditors: and whereas I the said James
Budd, have fatisfied my creditors in general, in order to
obtain a fuperfedeas to the said attachment ; therefore I
do hereby give notice to all my creditors, that they be
and appear, either by themselves or their atternies, be
fore the Hon. Robert R. Livingston, Esq; on the 13th
day of February |inft. at the house of John Simmons, in
the city of New-York, at eleven of the clock in the
forenoon of the fame day, or in case of his absence from
the city of New-York, then to appear before his honour
the chief justice, at the time and place aforefaid, to ffiew
cause, if any they have, why the attachment iiTued as
aforefaid, should not be superseded.
JAMES BUDD.
To be I, E T,
And entered on the firft of May next,
A Large commodious house at the White-Hall, with
eight rooms, five with fire-places and three with
out ; 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.
"To be SOLD;'
THE dwelling-house and lot of ground in Maiden-
Lane, now in the possession of Elias Brovort: The
lot is in front and rear 27 feet wide, and in length 170
feet. The house and situation is exceeding commodious
and pleasant, either for a merchant or private gentleman.
A considerable part, or the whole of the money, may
remain at interest in the hands of the purchaser, (if re
quired) upon proper securities. For further particulars,
apply to the said ELIAS BROVORT.
To be SOLD,
THE house and lot of ground wherein Mr. Johnston
Fairholm now lives, opposite Trinity Church, in
the Broadway, very convenient for a gentleman or mer
chant. Also another house and lot of ground in Cort
landt-ftreet, wherein Moses Taylor now lives. Any
gentleman inclining to purchase one or both, may know
the particulars by applying to John Eagles, at Flushing,
or to William Eagles, at the corner of Chapel-street, near
King's College, New-York, who can give an indisputable
title for the fame.
To be fold at public vendue, on the premises, on the 14th
day of Feb. or at private sale any time before,
HA Farm or plantation, pleasantly
A situated on the east banks of
Hudson's river, in the out ward of
the city of New-York, at Blooming
dale, containing 121 acres of excel
lent land, 80 acres under good im
provement, the rest good wood land,
with a parcel of salt meadow; late
the property of Adrian Hcgland, deceased. There is on
said plantation a good stone dwelling-house, kitchen, barn
and other convenient out houses, an orchard of excellent
apple trees, with a very large collection of pear, peach,
plumb, and cherry trees; plenty of fifh and oyflers in
their seasons, caught within a few ro^s of the dwelling
houfe. Its vicinity to the city (being not more than an
hour's pleasant ride from the fame) together with the
many beautiful and extensive profpeas the land affords,
render it a most elegant situation for a gentleman's country
feat. An indisputable title will be given for the fame,
by RICHARD FLETCHER,)
BENJAMIN HOGLAND, , Executors.
WILLIAM HOGLAND, J
The HOUSE and STABLE,'
In Bayard-Street,
NOW occupied by Mr. Jacob Blackwell, is to be
Let: Apply to William Walton, for particulars.
Also to be Let, the house on Hunter's-Quay, back of
Mrs. Walton's. Apply as above.
THESE are to forewarn all persons wheresoever or
whatsoever, not to trust any person or persons
on my account, in expectation of payment from me, for
that I will pay no debt or debts contracted from hence
forth ; without an order from under my hand.
Jan. 24, 1775. WILLIAM TUCKEY.
To be fold at public AUCTION, at the Merchant's
Coffee-Houfe, in the city of New-York, on Monday
the 13th day of February, 1775,
ALL that commodious dwelling-house and lot of
ground, situate on the southwest fide of Wall-street,
in the south ward of the said cityfof New-York, bounded
southeast by the house and ground of William Carr, and
Thomas Wenman, northwest by the house and ground
of Famitie Clark, widow, in the front by Wall-street
aforefaid, and in the rear by the ground of William
Peartree Smith, containing in breadth, front and rear
21 feet 8 inches, and in length #O, both sides 58 feet 5
inches. For further particulars, enquire of Stephen De
Lancey, attorney at law, in the city of New-York.
To be LETT or SOLD,
rV^HE house wherein Thomas Doughty lives in, in
& Dock-street: To be entered on the firft of May
next. As said Doughty intends removing into the coun
try, he has some choice household FURNITURE to
dispose of likewise.
qpHIS is to give notice to all the creditors of Gilbert
Tice, of Johnstown, in Tryon County; that he
intends to present a petition to the General Aflembly of
this colony, this session, for an a& to be discharged from
all his debts, upon delivering up all his estate for the
benefit of his creditors. GILBERT TICE.
ALL persons having any demands on Peter Weffells,
of the city of New-York, fail-maker, are requested
to bring in their accounts; likewise those that are any
way indebted, are required to pay the fame, as he wants
to make a settlement of his accounts as soon as possible.
And entered on theist day of May next, (if net fold at
private sale before)
THE dwelling-house of Samuel Hake; also the house
and elegant store adjoining: Its allowed to be in
situation and conveniency for a merchant, one of the firft
stands in the city. For particulars enquire of Samuel
Hake, or Robert G. Livingston.
To be SOLD at private SALE,
THE following very valuable lots of land, lying in
the township of Fincaftle, in the county of Char
lotte, in the province of New-York.
No. I contains 367 acres. No, 35 355 acres 9-10
2 3681-2 36 3789-10
3 353 ^2 40 3553-4
5 3741-3 43 357
9 3 20 53 357
17 35° I-5 <4 362 1-0
25 339 ^° f 7 88
28 343 1 -4 jofzo 177
30 3 8 734 2° f 47 178 1-2
Five thousand seven hundred and sixty-three acres in
the whole. This township is very advantageously litu
ated; the foil fine, well watered and timbered, and may
be fettled on with every the faireft profpeft of bringing
the lands in a ffiort time to great perfection for grain,
&c. The field-book will give a more full description,
and a plan or draft thereof may be seen at Mr. Knapp's,
in Broad-street, of whom particulars may be known, and
an indisputable title given, by
MARY VALENTINE.
ALL persons 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 against 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, j Executors -
Also to be fold very reasonable, the following surveyors
instruments, a circumferenter box and ftaves, a theodo
lite with a vertical arch, three needles with stone caps,
and three protractors.
IRISH LINENS
To be SOLD on reasonable terms for cash, by
THOMAS M'GLATHRY,
At Mrs. Armstrong's, on Rotten-Row;
Also exceeding good BUTTER in Firkins.
To be SOLD at public Vendue,
On Tuesday the 28th day of March next, at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, on the premises, or any time before
at private sale,
A Small farm, on which the Revd. John Sayre lately
lived, containing 120 acres of excellent land, about
30 acres of which are good meadow, cleared, fit for the
feythe, and produces yearly hay fufficient to winter 40
head of cattle, The up-land is either good for grass or
grain. On the premises ,there is a very good dwelling
houfe, barn, and sundry out-houses, as likewise an or
chard of 3000 bearing apple trees. If the purchaser
chufeth, there is 50 acres of lahd adjoining the premises,
about 20 acres of which are excellent swamp, which,
when cleared, will make the very best of mowing-ground,
and may be had with the firft mentioned land ; the whole
of which will make an excellent farm. The above farm
is situate in Ulster county, about 14 miles from New-
Windsor landing, and $ miles from the town of Goffien,
in a good neighbourhood, within a small distance of a
church and meeting-house. Few places equal it for
pleasantness of situation. Any person wanting to pur
chase may know the conditions by applying to James
Peters at Blooming Green, or Bazleel Seely at Oxford near
the Premises.
To be fold at private Sale,
(Possession to be given theist of May next)
^T^HE house and let now occupied by Thomas Wm.
A . Moore, in Hanover-Square. Its situation is very
advantageous, and its conveniencies very great. For par
ticulars, apply to Thomas White, Gabriel H. Ludlow, or
THOMAS WM. MOORE.
WHEREAS Sfefehen Van Rensselaer, late Lord and
Proprietor of the Manor of Renffelaeravyck, in the
County of Albany, deceased, did in bit life rime lay out and
set a part a certain trad of tauetoe thousand acres of land,
situate on the east fide of Hudson's River, in the south easy
corner of the said Manor, known by the name of Stephen-
Toaon, bring butted and bounded as follows. Beginning at a
black lurch tree, sanding in the south boundary line of the
said Manor sixteen miles east by the needle, from the foutb
end of Beeren-Ijiand, in Hudson s-River, and runs thence
east by the needle four hundred chairs, 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 south twenty-three de
grees and thirty minutes weft, three hundred and thirty-nine
chains, to the black burob tree firft mentioned. And whereas
five thousand 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 Rensselaer did after
wards in his 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 OHober, in tße year of
our Lord one thousand seven hundred and faty-fve, grant,
bargin, fell, alien, release and confirm unto fames Gray,
Samuel Brown, fantes Grey, jun. David Pixly, Benja
min Willard, fabled Woodbridge, Nathan Ball, fofepb
Willard, fofab Ball, Elijah Wilson, Phinehas Whitney,
Abel Rowe, Eli Pixly, Ebenezer Noble, Amos Beard,
fonatban 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 traH of twelve thousand acres,
to be divided into fifty equal parts; of which said last
mentioned undivided land, we thefubferibers are part owners :
Now therefore, by virtue of a certain ad of the
Lieutenant Governor, the Council, and General Aflembly of
the Colony of New-York, pafed the eighth day of January,
in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
sixty-two, entitled, “An afl for the more effectual collecting
of his Majesty's quit rents in the colony of New-York, and
for partition of lands ir. order thereto :" And also by virtue
of another ad of the Governor, Council, and General Aflembly
of the said colony, entitled, “ An all to continue an a&,
entitled, An ad for the more effectual collecting of bis Ma
jfly's quit rents in the colony of New-Yerk, and for par
tition of lands in order thereto, and also to continue one other
act, entitled, An ad to explain part of an ad, entitled, An
ad for the more effectual coliefling of bis Majesty's quit
rents in the colony of New-York, and for partition of lands
in order thereto," sassed the tbirty-frfl day of December,
in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
sixty-eight. We do hereby give notice, that Daniel Hull,
Daniel Dennison, and Samuel Shearman, all of Little
Hofick, in the said Manor, not interefled in the said lands,
are appointed Commissioners to make partition of the said
undivided land ; that they the said Commissioners will meet
on Wednesday, the iztb day of April next, at the house of
Otbniel Gardner, inn-keeper, at Little HoJick aforefaid: And
all persons interefed therein, are hereby required to attend then
and there for that purpose, either by themselves or their
attornics. Given under our bands the ninth day of January,
in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
feventy-fve.
BENJAMIN SHELDEN,
BENJAMIN GARDNER,
JABEZ SPENCER.
^r^E Brigantine Morning-Star, William
A .Price, Master, laying at Cruger's
Wharf, Philadelphia built, cedar frame,
_^^^^|@ n i ne 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
of sale,
Twenty-eight lots, each containing 150 acres, ftrift
measure, being part of a tractof 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, Arid:
meafnre ; and also four small lots of 50 acres each, laid
out with others for a town plot, being part of a trad
of land granted by letters patent under the great seal of
the province of New-York, (and erected thereby into a
townfllip 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-Hampshire. 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
fixtecn last described lots, are parts of tracts of land
which were formerly within the claim of New-Hampshire,
before the Royal decision, but are not affeaed 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 purchased 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 fubferiber in New-
York. JOHN BOWLES.
For Charleftown, South-Carolina,
The BRIG ANTINE
BETSEY,
GEORGE FOWLER,
MASTER;
tU7’'"’ ' e c ' ear t ° fail with a "
V 7 convenient speed. Has good
accommodations for pafl'engers. For freight or passage
apply to Jeremiah Brower, or said master on board, at
Brower's-wharf.
TO BE SOLD at private Sale,
Together or feperately, the following lots or tracts 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 eroded
thereby into a township by the name of Readefborough,
situate, lying and being about 30 miles to the eastward
of Albany, being bounded westerly by the townships of
New-Stamford and Leinfter; northerly by said Leinfter ;
easterly by the townffiips of Wilmington and Whiting
ham; and southerly by a line run for the north bounds
of the province of the Maffaehufetts-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 at a very great expence, and which is now
entirely compleated, running across the said trad into
the townfllip 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.
TO BE SOLD,