The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1780-03-06 00:00:00, page 4

WHI TING,
Bv the Hogfoead or 1$ Quantity,
Ivory BLACK, and LAMPBLACK,
Best Cornel Hair and Pitch-Pencils,
Fine Tools from No. 1 to 12,
Common Salh Tool and large Paint Brushes,
LINSEED OIL,
Ard SPIRITS 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 ,^
o g E SOL D,
A Trad o' ore hundred and twenty five
acres of exceeding fine Land, fitaated at
Haerlam. on the Bland of New-York, on the
east fide of the road, leading from this city to
Kingsbridge; also, a good Dwdling-koufe
and other Buildings, with four acres of choice
Land, on the weft fide of the laid road, nearly
opposite to the before -mentioned tr^t, to be
fold separate. For terms apply to John Kelly,
No 817. Hanover-Shy*^
l convenient d^^ house, two (toymen
l^f high, rit roe upper end of Wall-street, fronting
Tuni^ Church, has three rooms upon a floor, an
excellent kitchen and cellar u^r the whole
house, and m^ny other convenience. Enquire
David Fentin living upon the premde<.
To be S OLD,
<rs^ 0 n to be given the Fir, of May next)
'T' WG Houses and Lots of Ground, fitu&te
I in the Broadway, belonging to the
estate of Jacobus Turk, deceased. For par
ticulars, enquire at the subscribers,
HENRY ROOME, Executor,
ELIZ. CAMPBELL, Executrix.
N. B. If said Houses are not disposed of on
or before theist of April next, then to be
Jett for the ensuing year.
TO-BE SOLD,
THE&eof CHARLES WARD A?-
THORP, Esq; at Bloomingdale, confuting
of about 300 acres of choice rich land, cniefirmea
dow, in good order, on which are two very fine or
chards cf the best fruit, out of them in its prime,
and the other beginning to bear plentifully. An
exceeding good hbufe, elegantly finished, c °™°
mantling beautiful prolpe&s of the East and North-
Rivers, on the latter of which the eflate is bounded.
Also, a two Itory brick house, for an overleer
and servants. a wain howe, cyder house and mill,
corn crib, a pidgeon house, well flocked, a very
large barn, and hovels for cattle, large (tables and
coach houses, and every other convenience.
Abodt the dwelling house is a very handsome
pleasure garden, in the Engiilh taste, with good
kitchen gardens, well furnithed with excellent fruit
trees, of molt kinds ; in short, , nothing is wanting
to make it ^ molt agreeable and profitable estate
for a gentleman, having a .gcca landing and
wharf on the river, where m'af be advantageoul
ly built, a distillery or biewery, a^a fufficient sup
ply cf water runs to it. Ine whole of die build
ings are almost new, and in good repair. --For
terms, apply to JOHN KELLi, No# 843, Hano
ver-Square, New-York.
Who has to dispose of, a- lease of 14 years, of
three new well built Houses and Lots of Ground,
marked No. 1,2, and 3, each lot containing 16 feet
in breadth, and 100 feet in depth, the whole en
dofed with a strong post fence, and lituate in a good
stand for bufmefs near the Ship-Yards, in Oliver
ft ret, fubje& to a rent of 81. per annum each.
Also, sundry Lots of Ground advantageously situate
in this city, to be leafed for fuck a term of years as
/had be agreed upon.
TO BE SOLD,
A VERY pleasant situated Farm, at Bufhwick
rl Crofs-Raad, on Long-Island, opposite to
Rapalje's Tavern, 5 Miles from the Ferry ; on it is
a good Dwelling House, Kitchen, and Barn, an
excellent bearing Orchard, producing the heft of
Clover and Timothy Hay, and all manner of Fruit-
Trees, it has a good Well and Garden at the Door :
The most of it is in new Stone Fence, contains
about 20 Acres of Land, besides a Piece of Wood-
Land near it, very suitable for a Gentleman's
Country Seat, Merchant, or Tradesman. Any
Perfen may know the Conditions by applying to the
Printer, or Owner on the Premises.
FLOU R,
Of the firft Quality, to be Sold by
JOSEPH BREWER,
At his Store No. 961, in Burling's-Slip.
'c gaTclTe s.-
Two elegant Coaches, as Waiting Jobs,
with able Horses and careful Drivers,
TO be hired to any Gentlemen, Ladies,
&c. Also EXPRESS HORSES, by
JOSEPH STEVENS,
Neat Doer to O.es.4Tfafe, Crown-Street.
JOHN WOOD S,
Attorney at Law,
And NOTARY PUBLIC;
WILL continue to render the Public every
service that possibly can derive from
close Study, and Application to the Business
of this Office ; particularly in giving the most
impartial and fatisfadory Advice in all cases
of Law and Memorials, and all other Writings
and Conveyances of every Kind, will be
drawn ftridly agreeable to the Subje& Matter,
fully to answer the intended Purpose, and on
Terms to give that easy Access defined by
the original Plan, whereon this Office was
established the sth of Odober, 1778. —Punft-
ual Attendance from Sun-rife till 9 o'Clock in
the Evening, at his Office, the upper End of
Queen-Street, No. 129.
February the 7th, 1780.
To be s,ld at p^tic Vendue, etc Tufay th 7th
i„ of March 1:,. on the premises, 6, Richard
Berts, th of, jarmiving executor of Ca„.
Samuel Fith, deuafed, toe of New-torn,
on Lortg-fdand.
?THE dwelhng-houfe, humßead, and orchard
l whereon the said Samuel Fi/h formerly lived,
containing about eleven acres, situate in the Town
foot of Newtown: The dwelling-hovfe is large,
and in good order, has four fire-places, besides con
venient bed rooms, is pleasantly situated, with a
good barn, cyder-mill and other out-houses. Al
mofi the whole land canfifts of a very fine orchard,
with a great variety of the best fruit, and the land
fit for mowing. Also to be fold at the fame time, a
final! lot of ground confiding of between two and
three acres, lying before the door adjoining the road.
Likewise, a piece of woodland lying about t miles
from the said dwelling-house, and about four or
five acres of fait meadow, with a small piece of up
land, lying near Coe's mills, about a mile and a
half from said dwelling-house : Also, an undivided
half part of a certain valuable piece of land lying
in Newtown aforefaid, about half a mile from the
dwelling- house, the whole confiding of about z 8
acres more or left, above, a half part of which
is a fine young orchard of the very best grafted
fruit : Alfa, the one third part of the said Samuel
F>lh'i right in Jumper Swamp,, which lies about a
mile from the house. A title will be given by the
fubferiber to the poclnfer, as surviving executor of
th* said Samuel Frfh, according to the power and
authority ©ven byhis iatt will ; and the purdraler
tc enteruJ. II poffrifon on the firit es May, the
promiris being under leafs at present, which will
not expiretii.lvh^c time.
1 RICHARD BETTS.
OLD Madeira wine
by the pipe quarter
crik, or dozen,
Port wire by the pipe,
hogshead, quarter-calk,
or dozen,
Claret and Mountain do.
by the dozen,
Mhimfey d?. per gallon,
Lordm porter per dozen,
, Taunton ale per do.
Britiol beer per dot
Enghfh cyder per de.
Old Jamaica fruits by the
puncheon or gallon,
Weft India rum per do.
French brandy in cases or
per gallon,
Holland geneva in cases
and jugs,
Rafberry brand, in bot
tles,
wherry do. per gallon,
N. B. A few pipes choice port wine, Lisbon wine
in quarter-calks, and some bottles of old arrack.
TO be fold, in fee simple, the following houses,
store, coach house, and stables, part of the estate,
of the Hon. Henry Cruger, Esq, (that is to fay) the
elegant andcommodioufly situate house in Hanover
quare, new in the occupation of the Widow M'
Alam, confiding of nine large, fpecioua rooms with
seven fire places, besides a garret and cellar kitchen
well finifhed and in good order, together with a two
story brick warehouse, or store, in the rear thereof,
fronting the Sloat, a coach house and elegant Tables,
well fin'ifhed, lying opposite thereto ; alfoa fine, new,
well built three story brick house, in Duke St ee,
now in the possession of John Diemdz,wine merchant,
confining of 7 large and well finished rooms, with
fix fire places, an excellent kitchen, wine cellar,
garret-rooms, andtlegant yard. For terms apply
toJohn Kelly, Notary Public, No. £43, Hanover-
Sq uare, WHO has for sale twoother very good
ho uses in the said Hanover-Sauare, and two in
Waater-Street, newly built, and in good order, re
pir, and condition, to all which an indifrutab 1 #
Title will be given,by applying as above memtenoJ.
New-York, Feb. 12, 1780+
J QHN PE L L,
At Number iSr,
Qpeen-ffreet, nearly oppofrte Beekman's flip, has for
sale, best new Rose butter, of the firft quality, by
the left vessel& from Cork ; Also,
Mould and dipt can- 1
dies, ,
Cattile, and brown fosp,
Meft beef and pork, in
tierces, barrels, and
half barrels,
HAMS,
Coffee, tea, and chocolate
Loaf sugar,
Old Madeira, and Port
wines,
TO EE SOLD at private Sale, and pftfen given
the firfl da, of May next,
I,OUR convenient HOUSES and large Lots of
= Ground, joining each other, being pleasantly fix
ated in Hester-street, near the Windmill. Two of the
above Lots are inclofed with a good board fence, and
a fable on each. An indisputable title will be given.
For further particulars, enquire either of
SAMUEL SCHUYLER, or
'JOHN COWENHOTEN.
N. B. ff not disposed of on or before the loth day
of April next, then io be let jor the ensuing year..
FOR SAL E,
At THOMAS Roach's,
James and Harry Peters,
Have for sale, at, their fore tbs corker of Peck's-
Slip, facing ^eenfrert, the /allowing articles,
viz.
ffEST-INDIA RUM 3efl indigo
Teneriffe wine Hyfo, Sorfong, and
French brandy Bohea Teas
Bc/l brown soap Brimflone and copperas
Mould and dip'd can&s. : Powder and foot
of the sirs quality bar lead
A quantity of fref made A quantity of fuperfine
chocolate Flour, and fref baked
Coffee and rice Ship Bread, ^c. &c.
ALSO,
A general aflortment of seasonable
DRY-GOOD S,
Wf.Efah and Petal. ts.
No. 942, Water Street, near the Fly-Market,
The following A RTICLES:„
.' Pepper, mustard, wall
nuts, and anchovies,
Old spirits and rum,
)Hollands geneva,
ILondon porter,
Superfine flour,
Smeaked and pickled
ttongues,
Lamp, and train oil,
t RICE,
A few hogsheads of old
spirits, &c.
Fine hyfon, green and
bohea TEAS,
Coffee, chocolate, pepper,
atipice, vinegar, oil,
Briket salt, imoaking to
bacco,
Ginger, cloves, cinnamon
Single and double refined
loaf sugar,
Powdered and mufcovado
do.
Poland starch, indigo,
Caftile soap by the box or
le's,
A few boxes of choice
lemons,
Corks, sealing-wax,
Rose butter in firkins and
kegs, lately arrived,
Some queen's ware, plates
bowk, bafons and mugs,
Also, a parcel of double
Gloucester cheese, just
received, &c. &c.
Gault and Sba%
No. 29, Qneen-S+rect, earner of Boding 6-Sbp,
Haye for bit, wholesale and retail,
MADE shirts, coarse! Coatings andcoarfe cloth,
and fine, /Jeans, tuffians and cot-
Irilh linnens, 3 4 wd. 7-^ duroys,
wds. and yard wider, Silk, thread, cotton, and
Cotton checks, worfUd hose,
Callicoes and chintzes. Men's blue fill gloves,
Printed linens and cot- Ditto l>>e skin and Lamb
tons, Ain, >.
Lungee, new silk and Oznabm,,
cotton rornala, Ribbons,
Flowered and Spotted Check &%
bandanoss, Strip'd drudge l #,,
Black Baredona band- Jackets ana nosers,
kerchiefs, Hyfon, ")
Linen and cotton, do. Green, ItEAS
Raffia Meeting, white and Sufhong, , '
brown, And boheaJ
Russia toweling, Single refined sugar,
Drillings and dowlafs, Cafrie ai)d tinpentias
Table cloths, of differ- f i#box# .
ent fixes, 1
Nankeens, yellow and
N. B. A mt afortn^t of hardware, Louden
claret in cases, do. porter in bottles, aid Weft Ind,.
Spirits, &c. &:c. _
rf7tf4frttt of G^, im^rted i» tbs ^
feip: free Lmfo, awl #vw &,cw% /° r J^ # •)
BENJAMIN DAVIS, & SON,
Ne. 2tg, ^cea-freet, wtef ktag,rmt O&b
---fak ^ retail, for cab, a*% ^b det &
foll^wi*, article;,
U NIFORM CLOTHS of the firft ^ahty with
rattinet linings, and trimmings cotopkat,---
fashionable gold and fiber <pauUu, a variety of gold
and silver laces, gargets and fames, anchor and rate
buttons, fuperfine scarlet, camidet, ,ite and „
caffimirs, nankeens, jeans, corded di@m% Marfeita
quilting, a large assortment of hlk. Ipso hik, thread,
and c^ton hose, fashionable bearer hat,, lif
cambricks, silk, linen and muffin handker&eh,---
table linen, faceting and diapm/^ppaty,'",",
a neat assortment of callicoes. Ladies silk and ca It
manco tiroes, black fettina, modes, and a variety of
India Perfans, black laces, thread and blond laces,
and edgings, ribbons, worked muflina, gauges and
lawns. Ladies elegant embroidered Arae bows,
knots, and a beautiful fotmat of ferigs, 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 vary bed byfenfuteg,
and hreakfaft teas. Alfa a neat collffim^'BooU.
L OS 1,
ON Saturday the i,tb inf. on the fide of the road
between Harlem and New-York, a GOLD,
ENAMELED STOP WATCH, with th letters J. H.
,on the back of it. A feel chain, and tny, gold fecas,
one a c>ef, (a tree with a saw cress it) the motto,
Through, the other a cypher, J. H. Whoever cwill
bring it to the Printer, fall receive TEN GUINEAS
reward. .
imported in the Ship Hannah, Capt. IP atfon,
from London, and to be fold by MURR Y,
SANSOM, & Co. at their Store in Water
freet, between Burling and Beekman's flip, the
following Articles, viz.
S WEED'sIron, Yorkshire Hams, Briufh
Brandy, Draught Porter, Raii'ins, long
and Short Pipes, Muttard, White Wine Vine
gar, Turpentine Soap, best Rose Butter, Mess
Pork, Milk Bifeuit, and a small quantity of best
fuperfine kilo dried Flour, with sundry other
Goods.
Richard Jenkins,
INFORMS bis friends, owners and wafers of
l vessels, that be continues to bake SHIP BREAD,
at bis borfe, No. 24. Jobn-freet. He returns bis
thanks to bis old fife-mates and friends, for their
favours. He is determined to bake the bes of bread,
knowing the difrefs of eating bad bread al sea, by
the experience of upwards of thirty years. All Cap
tains of vessels who want the bes of bread to keep,
will please to call before- band, and the, fall be pre
vided with the bes on reafonabfefrmf^^
ANY Person or Persons who may be wil
ling to contrast for any Quantity of
FIRE WOOD, to be delivered at New-York,
Rowles-Hook, and other Places #pon this
Island, this present Year, are requeued to
bring in their Proposals in Writing immedi
ately to the Barrad-Mafter-General. 1
Barrack-Mafer-General'j Office,)
Water-,reet, 2;th Feb. 1780.,
MOORE and KERR,
At their Store in Wallfreet, have for
SALE, by the Chef,
BOHEA, SUSHONG, and HY
SON TEAS, of the firft Quality.
They have also to dispose of.
Part of an excellent CELLAR.
Wanted to H I R E,
A HOUSE, with twenty or thirty acres es land, on
- Long-lfand, about 12 or 14 miles from New-York.
A gter&K rent will be given. Enquire of the Printer.
"By-Permission of the Commandant.
^rHE STALLS and STANDINGS
1 of the several MARKETS in this city,
will be exposed to sale at Public Au&ion, on
Monday the 13th of March next, at 12 o'clock,
at the house of Mr. John Roome, inn-keeper,
the corner of Water-street and the Fly-Mark
et. Conditions will be made known at the
time of sale.
In Fefry, zif February, 1780. _
To be S OL D,
And Possession given the Ift of May,
THE Dwelling House and Lot of Ground
situated in King-street, now in possession
of Mr; Alexander Wallace, together with the
Stables and Store House adjoining, all in good
Repair. The Terms will be made easy to any
Person inclined to purchase. For Particulars,
enquire of Gabriel H. Ludlow, No.
Watcr-ftreet.
AFh?:tabk TRACT of LAND at B!orxir,We,
Jix miles from this city, containing near fixt,
acres, on icbicb is a good Dutch barn, barracks, bsc.
as much meadow as will produce yearly 4) loads of
Engli, ba,, with a number of excellent grafted fruit
trees, and near ido locu, trees of a very large fra,
the whole front irt good foxe wall, and the rewam
der in good fence Enquire of the Printer.
VALENTINE NUTTER,
Stationer and Book-Binder,
No. 9x4, opposite the Coffee-Houfe, has for sale on
the most reasonable Terms, the following -\roc ! ,
ANTIQUARIAN Paper for drawing, double
Elephant for ditto, Imperial, Royal, Medium,
and Derney, thick and thin Folio Port, ditto Quarto
gilt and plain, best Foolscap gilt and plain, For,
Cartridge, and Marble Paper, all'of the best quality,
Swan, Carnation, and clarified Quills and Pens,
common do. Waite Books, Journals, Ledgers, Let
ter, Invoice, Cassi, Receipt Books, Company Ac
compt, and Orderly Books, of all forts and Gzes,
Memorandum Books of all forts, elegant Writing
Traveling Cases, red and black Leather, mahogany
Boxes with writing and Graving Apparatus com
plete, Tambour and Black Ebony Ink-dands, suit
able fr Delk or Parlour, pewter flat and round
Ink-dauds, pocket Ink-holders of 7 different forts,
Whining Sand and Boxes, Pounce and Boxes, best
Dutch Wax, and IrilhWafers, Crown and Half
Crown Wafers, Ivory Folders, red Tape, large and
small viti+irg Cards, gilt, plain, and ornamented,
playing Cards, Gentlemen's and Lady's Pocket
Books, Barlow's bed Penknives, Ass (kin Memo
randum Books, silver Pencil Cases, best high po
i&dSciiTars, bed black and red Ink Powder, and
eady made Ink, Port Folio's, Gold Scales and
Weights, Middleton's best black lead Pencils
boxes of Marking Types, Smith's Razor Strops
plaia face Seals for Gentlemen's cyphers, Navy Jour
nal Books, Merchants do. Log-Books, India Ink,
Camel Hair Pencils, excellent Vellum Drum heads.
Also the following printed BOOKS
and DRAFTS, viz.
A Small Farm, with a tight house, that has two
rooms and a'kitchen, pleasantly situated on
Long-Inland, within fifteen miles of New-York, or
any one inclining to lett part of a house, and to pas
ture one or twoows and Horses, may hear of a
perlon who will given reasonable rent, &c. by leav
ing a line with the Printer, or at M# a.Macauly &
Company's store in Jamaica.
Very neat pocket Bibles, elegant Prayer Books,
Dilworth's Spelling Books in leather, Entick's.
Pocket Dictionary, Young Man's Companion,
Whitinhall's Latin Grammar, Greek do. Modern
Europe, 2 Vols. Hooper's Treatise on Man, 2 Volt.
Franklin's Cato Major, History of the Origin of
Medicine, Knox's Sermons s Vols. History of the
Moravians, a Volt. Sherlock's Discourses, 3 Vols.
Blackfton's Letters, Conductor Generalis, Watts's
Hymns, Quarter Waggoners, Mariners Compass
rectified, Wilson's Navigation, a few 6 Sheet
Drafts of the River St. Lawrence, a few of the Gulf
of do. and a few of Florida, &c. &c,
WILLIAM GRIGG,
SILVER-SMITH,
Mo. 171, Queen-street, opposite Col. Clarke's,
Has ju, imported, a variety of
PLATE and JEWELLERY,
Confining of the following Articles ;
cf E A kettles, plain and chafed, with flands and
lamps, large and small falters, cream pots plain
and chafed, tureen ladles, with plain and fated brwls,
table, desert, and tea fpooas,fagar tongs, boatfusaias
calls, with and without chains, a variety of corals
and bells, fae, knee, and flock buckles, of the nrweft
fafoien, childrens foe buckles and clasps, gold flock
and knee buckles, garnet and pafle foe, knee, and
flock buckles, a variety of ear-rings, gold nob and
jointed wire ditto, force very elegant garnet and ena
melled lockets, neat foirt pint and buckles, with a
variety oj other articles.
PETER LYN CH,
T) EGS leave to inform bis friends add cuflomers,
" that be intends to fail for Europe by the faf op
portunity. He therefore defres those who have an,
demauas, to apply for payment ; and earneftl, entreats
all who sand iudebt&l to bins, to difebarge the fame
immediately.
*, A parcel of large FELT HATS
are wanted for present use. Cash on the nail.
TyiLLIAM EURION, living on the pre,ijes,
intending ferity for England, would diftofe 0)
a leaf of five years from May next, of a ver, va
luable lot of ground, with two beufes thereon, one
facing Fair-frect, No. st, near the North Church,
the other Ann-Preet ; the ground rent eleven pounds.
He defoes all that have demands to call, that they
may be fatisfed; and tbofe indebted to him, to make
speedy payment.
SPRING and summer SILKi,
° Modes and perfans,
Belongs and satins,
Chintz,printed mufint, of the newef and mos fafion
able patterns,
Eaf-India Chintzes,
Book mufias, and book muffin handkerchiefs,
Silk fockings,
Gentlemen's elegant Mechlin lace ruffles, suitable for
the Afembty, with a variety of other articles, for
SALE,
By WRIGHT SOUGHGATE,
No. 8,56, Hanover Square.
TO BE SOLD,
&ul entued upon the frf of May next,
A Convenient Dwelling Houle, two ft ry and
/ I an half high, with several other convenances,
ail in goad repair, Iff bate in Little-Q^rfH-fceet, No.
15. Enquire of Thomae Quill, living on the pra
mifes, who will give an indisputable title for the
fame.
To be LET for Jueb a perm of years
as /ball be agreed upon,
SUNDRY Lots of very valuable LAND, situate
at Gieenwich, on the illand of New-York, on
both sides of the road leading from the Bowery to
the North-River road, and to the eastward of the
last mentioned road, opposite to the farms new oc
cupied by Commiflary Grant and Mr, David Camp
bell, one lot of 20 acres thereof ' lies to the south
ward of, and opposite to the ground occupied by
Calmer Simner. Propofols in writing for the fame,
or any part thereof, will be receive I by GeneialDe
Lancey. at his Quarters on Long-lfland, or John
Kelly, at No, 843, Hanover-Squire, New-York,
who has fendry houses, farms, and lots of ground te
fell in Fee Simple, or Lrafc.
Wanted to HIRE,