Ulster County gazette — Kingston [N.Y.], 1800-01-04 00:00:00, page 7

BY virtue of a writ of testatum fieri ‘fa
cias, issued out of the Supreme Court of
Judicature of the People of the State of
New York, dire@ted and delivered to me,
I have levied and taken the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements of Cornelius
“Benham, which I shall expose to sale as
the law dire@s, on Saturday, ‘the 12th day
of February, at the house of said Benham,
n the town ?f Windham, at 10.0’clock in
he forenoon. Dated December 28, 1799. |
PETER TEN BROECK, Sheriff,
¢ BY yirtue of a writ of fieri facias, iffiued
out of the Court.of Common Pleas, for
the county of Ulster, * dire@ed and deliver
ed to me, I have levied and takeh a lot of
land containing eighteen acres, more or
less, belonging to John Timlow, living in
the town o Naverfink his right and title
tn law to the same, I shall expose to sale,
as the law dire@s, on Thursday the 6th
day of February, at ten o’clock in thesfore
noon, at the Court House in Kingston.
Dated December 28, 1799.
.. - PRTER TEN BROECK, Sheriff.
BY virtue of_‘. several Executions, ifTued
out of the Couit of Common Pleas, for
the county of Ulster, diretted” and deliver
ed to me,” I have levied and taken the
goods and 'chattels, lands and tenements,
of Lodewyck Schoonmaker, which I shalk
expose to sale as the law dire@ts, on Mon
day the tenth” day of = February, at ten
o’clock in the forenoon, -at ‘the house of
said Schoonmaker, in the town of, Roches
ter. Dated December 28, 1799. :
PETER TEN BROECK, Sheriff.
BY yirtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued
out of the Court of ' Common Pleas, for
the county of Ulster, dire@ted and deliver
ed to me, I have levied and“taken the
goods and chattels; lands and tenements
of Samuel Terwilleger, which I shall ex
pose to sale, as the law ‘dire&s, on Thurs
day the 23d day of January next, at the
house of said Terwilleger, at ten o’clock in
" the forenoon.—Dated December 73 179 g.
PETER TEN BROECK, Sheriff.
BY virtue of an execution, issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas, for the coun
ty of Ulster, direfted and delivered to
me, I have levied and taken the goods
and chattels, lands and’ tenements of John
Ames, which I shall expose to sale as ‘the
law direfs, on the second Tuesday of
January next, ‘at’ 10 o’clock A, M. at the
dwelling house of said Ames, in the town
of Catskill.—Dated Nov. 30, 1799.
. PETER TEN BROECK, Sheriff.
BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias, ifTued
“out of the Court of Common Pleas, for
the county of Ulster, direfted and deliver
ed to me, I have levied and taken™ the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements
of Felton Smith, which I shall expose to
sale as the law directs, on Monday the
17th of January, at the house of said
Smith, in the town of Marbletown, at 11
o’clock in the forenoon. Dated December
14, 1700: i v
BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias. issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas, for
co. of Ulster, directed and delivered to me, I
have levied and taken the goodsand chat
tels, lands and tenements of George Mer
rick, which I shall expose to sale; as the
law dire&ts, on Wednesday, the z2d day
of January next, at the house of said Mer
ritt, in the town of Colchester, at ten
o’clock in the forenoon.
Dated December 14, 1799.
% PETER TEN BROECK, Sheriff,
BY virtae of a writ of fieri facias, issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas, for
the county of Ulster, dire&ted and deliver
ed to me, I have levied and taken the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements,
of Edmund Turner, which I shall expose
as the law direéts, on Tuesday the 215 t day
of January, next, at the house of said Tur
ner, in the town of New Marlborough, at
10 o’clock in the forenoon.
Dated December 7, 1799.
PETER TEN BROECK, Sheriff,
BY virtue of an Execution, direGed and
delivered to me, I have levied -and ta
ken the goods and chattels, lands and tene
ments of Lewis Gatherie, which I shall ex
pose to sale as the law dire&s, on Monday,
the loth day of January next, at the dwel
ling house of the said ({aﬂierie, in the town
of Shawangunk, “at 11 o’clock in the fore
noon.—Dated December 7, 1799. ©
PETER TEN BROECK, Sherifl.
PETER TEN BROECK, Sheriff,
Sheriff’s Sales.
TH_AT valuable house and lot of Abra
& ham Elmendorf, deceased. - There is
on said Jot a good frame house and Barn,
also a Blacksmith’s shop, and a number of
bearing apple ‘'trees. . Terms ‘of ‘payment
will be made aseasy” as possible, and an
indisputable title will be givefi to the same,
For further particulars ‘enquire’6f Abraham
Elmendorf, jun. oppos-te the Printing Of
fice, or Cornelius™ A. Elmendorf, on the
premises. 4 : ; h
Kingston, June 14, 1799. -
Samuel Freer,
HAS just recéived an assortment of
== GOODS, adapted to the Season, which
he will dispose of ‘for Casu or Country
Propuce only, upon very moderate terms.
Bes~ASHES taken in said store. -
December 21, 1799. '
. *ABRAHAM 1. HASBROUCK,
RETURNS his, cordial Thanks to his
Friends and the Public in general, for
their past favors, and respe@fully informs
them that he continues in the MERCAN»—
TILE & BOATING BUSINESS, and
has on hand . ' .
A General Assortment of
Driy Goods
AND ;
GROCERIES,
Which he will dispose of upon the most
reasonable terms for CASH OR COUN
TRY PRODUCE.
Kingston Landing, Sept. 14, 1799.
N. B. Wanted to purchase #qnantity
of WHEAT and FLAXSEED, for which
Casn will be given.
John Tremper,
HAS Commenced Business in the Mer
cantile Line, and has a general Assort
ment of o
Dry Goods
AND A
{roceries; 4
Which he will dispose of very cheap for
CASH »» Propuce only.
paF=CASH paid for Wheat and FUR.
Kingston, December 14, 1799.
A number of choice LOTS, lying in the
Military Tra&, containing from 50 to
550 acres each. Indisputable titles will be
given.
Also, one quarter Township, of 4000
acres, in the Connectfcut Purchase, at a
moderate price. - Persons desirous of be
coming purchasers, miay know the particu
lars by applying to Vol
LODEWYCK HOORNBEEK, jun.
Rochester, Decemuer 7, 1799.
B&=The vendue of the goods and chat
tels, and tenements of John Pollock, is post
poned to Tuesday the loth day of January,
at 10 o’clock A, M. Dated December 10,
170% -
"PETER TEN BROEK, Sheriff,
CASH giv#n at the Printing-Office for
| W ring,:.
WRAPPING and'iiiag o
'BONNET PAPER,
For Sale at the Printing-Office.
October 12, 1799. <
B O h R
BY virtae of an Execution direfited and
delivered te me, I have levied and taken
the goods®and chattels, lands, and tene
ments of Francis Porter, which I shall ex
pose to sale as the law dire&s, on Mon
day the loth day of February, at ten
o’clock in the forenoon, at the héuse of
said Potter, in the town of Rochester.
PETER TEN BROEK, Sheriff.
For SALE,
Foßr SALE.
RAGs.
A WATCH on Wednesday last. The
person who has found or may find it,
will meet with a suitable reward by hand
ing it to the Printers. -
Noyember 16, 1799.
. NOTICE'IS HEREBY GIVEN, ~
:Tha_t L shallnot hereafter consider: my
<. selt responsible for- the receipt or
Execution,of any Writ or Process whatey
ever, unless delivered -to me personally ; or
lodged in my-Office. © . ¢4 Lk
PETER TEN BROECK, Sheriff
of Ulster County.
Kingston, June zo, 179 g. o
'TO be sold at ‘private sale, by the sub
! scriber, the farm' whereon he now
lives, containing about 5o acres; about' five
acres of it is meadow, and also an orchard
of 120 bearing apple trees. - The said farm
is under good 'improvement.—There is on
the premises a good #frame house and a
Dutch barn. ' 'Any person wanting to pur
chase said -farm, may apply to the subscri
her;: .t ¥
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE is ' hereby -given, that the
Partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of Hassrouck & Jansew, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.— —All
persons having any accounts standing open
with said firm, are hereby requested to
come and settle: the same without' delay,
as the subscribers are anxious to have their
accounts finally adjusted, in order to make
a division of the property belonging to the
said firm among.themselves.
© " ABRAHAM I. HASBROUCK,
4 HENRY JANSEN;
Kingston Landing, SCE(."M},,"I??TQ. S
N. 8..' All kinds of produce ‘will be ac
cepted of in payment. Foln :
: Wanted, -
ASa-n Apprentice to .the‘: Clothier’s Busi
ness, an. altive, diligent BOY, from
14 to 18 years of age. Enquire of William
Peters; at Marbletown.
December 7, 1799. 2 3
Yor Sale,.
The one half of a 5
Saw Mill .
With a convenient ‘place for BUILDING,
lying in the town of Rochester. By the
Mill is an inexhaustible . quantity of
PINEVVQOD.——And also,
A STOUT, HEALTHY, ACTIVE,
Negro Wench.
“Any person inclined to parchase, may
know the particulars by applying to JOHN
SCHOONMAKER, jun, at Rochester.
November 13, 1799.
BY order of the Hon. James Kent, Esy.,
one of - the Judges of the Supreme
Court of the State of New York, Notice is
hereby given to all the creditors of Benja
min Howland, an insolvent debtor, to shew
cause, if any they have, before the said
Judge, at his dwelling house in the city and
county of Albany, on the fifteenth day of
January next, at ten o’clock in the fore
noon, why an assignment of the said insol
vent’s Estate should not be made, and he
be discharged agreeably to an a& of the
Legislature of the State’ of New York, en
titled, «“An A& for giving relief in cases of
Insolvency,” passed the 215 t March, 1788.
- BENJAMIN HOWLAND.
Shubael Haskins, one of the petitioning
Creditors, - - %
BY order of the Hon. Egbert Benson, Esq.
‘one of the judges of the Supreme Court
of Judicature of the State of New York,
Notice is hereby given to all the Credi
tors of Stephen Haughton, an insolvent
debtor, that they shew cause, if any they
have. before the said Judge at his Cham
bers n the city of Albany, on the fifteenth
day of January next, at one o’clock in the
afternoon, why an assignment of the Estate
of the said Insolvent should not be made,
and he be discharged, agreeably to an ac of
the State of New York, entitled, «“An A&
for giving relief in case of Insolvency,”
passed the 21st day of March, 1799, Da
ted November 7, 1799. :
: STEPHEN HAUGHTON,
John M. Van Leon, Petitioning Creditor.
. MATTHEW BLANSHAN, jr.
Bloomendal, (Hurley) Sept. 28, 1799.
Loft,
branded on both horns P. T. B. Any per
son having taken up the said bull will be
thanked, b giving information thereof
to the Printers.
Kingston, Dee. 14, 1799,
Likewise the PLACE whereon the sub
scriber now lives, containing fix acres of
land. . On the above is a good frame
house with a cellar under the same, and
a young orchard, with a good well of wa
ter, MR
~ Kingston, Dec. 14, 1799.
A FARM (lying at little Shandakan, in
the town of Woodstock, holden to
lease forever, at £. §a year. Containing
according to the lease, 180 acres. About
20 acres cleared, with a new blockhouse
of two rooms on the same.—For further
particulars, and an indisputable title, apply
to HENDRICK POST.
FROM the subscriber, red a Heifer, 3
= years old ; has a small star in her fore
head, is white under her belly, and a little
white to her tail; has a piece cut off her
left ear.——Also, gone, a young brindle
Heirer; with a white forehead, three years
old, a piece cut straight off the left ear.—
Whoever gives information to the ‘subscri
ber so that he can get them again, shall
be handsomely rewarded:
. BENJAMIN DEMYER.
- Kingston, December 14th, 1799. |
TO be sold at private sale; by the Sub
w scriber, the farm whereon be aow
lives; from 30 to 60 acres may be had ;
on the same 1s a good convenient dwelling
house with two rooms and an entry, a
new barn with a thriving young orcia_rd
and joins the post road leading from Phila
delphia to Albany. Itis a most excellent.
stand for a tavern or any public business.
and has a _ight in both the commons of
Hurley and Marbletown. A reasonable
time of payment will be given by the sub
scriber, living on the premises. .
» PETER HELM, Jun.
Rosendall, September 13, 17g9.
FOR SALE, 1% 7 e
A neat, elegant, well-finished Pleasure
SLEIGH, -
Apply to James Hafbrouck, in Kingston.
December 21, 1799.
Notice.
TAKEN out of the store of Abraham
1.. Hafbrouck, about a year since, an
excellent GUN—marked S. B.—Any per
son giving information so that the subscri
ber Inay - get it again, shall receive TWO
DOLLARS REWARD, and reasonable
charges paid by
JOHN WEIST. 4
Kline-Esopus, November 2, 1799.
TO BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE,
ON reasonable terms by the subscriber,
that pleasant situated Farm, whereon
he now lives, containing ‘lO7 acres of good
Land, lying in the township of Rochester,
about three miles west of the Church, and
one mile from Jacob Hoornbeck’s Mill.
There 18 on the premises a good new
frame house, with three convenient rooms
and a stone cear under the whole house.
—Also a small barn and barrack, together
with an orchard of 30 young fruit trees.
there are' about 40 acres cleared; there
are about 5o acres of low land lying along
the Mumbaccus Kill, which can be convert.
ed into the best of Meadow, or plow land ;
about 4 -acres of Meadow cleared. Said
farm is well watered and timbered.—For
further particulars apply to the subscriber,
who will give an indisputable sitle for the
same. ; JEaY ) Bt
OF my wife Hasxan is hereby given,
forbidding all persons whatever, from
harboring or keeping her, and from trust
ing her on my account, as I am determin
‘ed to pay no debts of her contrating.
MATYS VAN STEENBERGH,
Saugertiesi (Kingston pre-}
cinet) Nov. 18, 1799. e
THOMAS WOOD
November 22, 1799.
Second Notice,
Strayed,
AZRED BET
TO BE SOLD.
Strayed,