The New-York gazette, and the weekly Mercury — New-York [N.Y.], 1775-07-17 00:00:00, page 4

SETTER^ ffi^gii the Cenlray P&f
Office New-York, not advertifed/before.
A
JAMES Acker Thomas Affiburner, Cornelius Ather
ton, c tAdams, Mr. Askew, Wm. J, Allmon,
Thos. A/h, Robert Allison, Ab, J. Abrahams, Robert
Anderson, Wm. Allice, Anthony Apple, Benj. Archer,
fohn Alkin, Wm. Axtel, Richard Arthur, Mrs. Ander
son g ; Henry Anderson, Conrad Andres, Jas. Anderson,
Wm. Anderson, Wm. Ahern, John Anderson, Patrick
Adams.
(B) Thomas Burling 3; John arid Thoffias Burling,
Joseph Bradley, Walter &rcklay, Nicholas Bogart, Mr.
Bell, Geo. Bramwell, Elizabeth Bancker, Benjamin Bol
ton, Charles Blundell, Dirick Brinckerhoff, Abra. Bar
nard, Mary Burn, William Brown, Abra. Bradley, John
Berrien, Thos. Bratfwick, John Bates, John Barclays,
Thos. Blocklay, Thos. Burton, Hudson Burr, Blea^che
Beane, Wm. Bickner 2 ; John Beck, the Revd. Andrew
Bay, L. Island ; Robert soothe, Waldron Blawz ; Jas.
Buxton, Jas. Boyd, Peter Berrien, Thos. Burgie, Thos.
Bell, Henry Brite, John BroWn. Wm. Burton, John Bar
row. Susannah Brown, Anthony Bolton, James Bryfon,
the Revd. Samuel Bull, E. H. Long Island, Edmund Bar
ty, Flores Bancker, Thos. Brien, Benjamin Bell, Mary
Brookes, Robert Bullock 1; John Bird, Waldron Blaw,
Robert Barrie, Zickriab Bethell, the Revd. Mr. Boflu
rek, Christopher Bennet, Joseph Broders, John Brlckhell,
Mark Braeiyz; Robert Bede, Wm. Brown, George
Bennet, Mary Barnes, Wm. Blenkhorn, Wm. Burton z;
Corne and Barns, Gilbert Budd, Cornelius Bogert, Eli-]
zabeth Branfen, David Buffington, John Burch zfGil-(
bert Bell, Wm. Brown, Mr. Byerly, John Bincker, Wm,
Browri, Esq; Jas. Brooks z; Andrew Breton, Thomas
Beekman, Samuel Baker, Robert Etylon, Wm. Buchans
nan, Mr. Blackwell, Moris Birdin, Ms. Burney, John
Brown, Cramie Burrow, Edward Boyle, Thomas Bean,
William Bithop, Mr. Leutig, Adam Biffiopz; Robert
Riekes, Mr. Brown, John Blair, Thos. Berily, Georgs
Bayllie.
(C) Edward Corinelly, Henry Cavn.nagh ±; John
Crook 2; fames Cochron, Robert Crommelin 2 ; Chris
topher Collis 3; James Crooker 2 ; After Cock, Peter
Conrad, Ann Cambelt, James Croffe,Wrt:; Cook, T'nes,
Cumming, M^Cerfted, Thos. Cotopfom, Collin Camp
bell, George Cook, Hugh Clark, Ann Cornwell, Wm»
Cockroft, Peter Clatke, Oliver Chafe, Andrew Cough
land, Alexander Cam; rieri, Jihn Clatk, George Campbell,
James Carpenter, Wm. Cheevers j{j William Ctopley,;
Capt. Wm. Cooke, Francis Courtney, Wm, Chock %}
Cornelius Cahill, William Ctawfotdj Mify til, Ot&e.v,
Campion and Co. David Flo Campbell; Benjamin Curtis,
Grant Cottle, Darid Crof, James Carton, Capt. Wm.
Cannon, Alexander Campbell. Geurge eamgrili, Ana
drew Campbell, Abraham Coplty, Mils Mir, Campbell
3; Mrs. Cottle, Mr, Clayton, Wm: Cotk, ThoL Clark
fon, Archibald Campbell, Mr. Pottet, Thomas Coran,
Robert Cox, Capt. Robert Couper, Patrick Contay ^,O.
Clyne, Robert Crommelin, Wm. Craig. Berij. Cheney,
Jatnes Crelley, Chriftophey Cliff, John George Conlon,
Geo. Cruckllianks, Ivie Chambers, Thoffids Clayton,
Wm. Cunningham, Mary Corkery, Cfriflbyh Chiner,
John Crobin, Charier Chattwood, John Cartwright;
Capt. Campbell, Defter Campbell, the Revd. Mt;Copkm
(D) David Dunbar, Mrs. Dungan, James Dowell, Sa
rah Donaghy, Solomon D^vis, Mrs. Dane, James Deve
reux, Mecajah Dogget, Robert Deport, Mary Devereux,
Henry Datclef, Capt. Dela Roach, Wm. Dougkfsj;
George Duncan, Elizabeth Duncan, Dominick and Har
denbrook, Samson Dyekman, Wm. Duer, Adolph De
Crove, Matthew Davis, Alexander Dunn, Mr. Dulmage,
Thos. Denny, William DoHon, Charles Duryee, David
Dickson, Sen. George Dixon, David Devoe, Capt. Dun
can, A. Dellient, Patrick Drummond, Thus. Duncan,
Martins Defaint, James Devereux 3 ; Pedrode Moralonca
Drummond, George Dunken, Wm Duer, Charles Dun
can James Dow, Wm. Dickson, Thomas Deacon, David
Dunbar.
(L) Samuel Evans, Christopher Eifenhatt, Mrs. Eng
land 2 ; John England, Alexander Euein, James Eccle
fton 2; John Eliifon, Alexander Evans, Motes Etting,
Adam Elliot, John Ellaz; Mrs. Erskine, Major Eth
rington Francis Elliott, Charles Eddy, Robert Elder.
(F) James Folkringham, Jacob Flake 2 ; Pheebe Flinn,
Walter Frazer, Francis Field, John Foster 2, L. Island;
John Finlvfon, Capt. D. Fergufcn, Geo. Furman, James
Forbes, Mr. Fairings, John Farmer, ,Francis Foster, Jas.
Ferguson, Daniel Fisher, James Forbes, Charles Friend,
Leonard Either, Francis Foster, Wm, Falkner, Thos. W.
Flefter, John Frame, Jonathan F'fh. William N. French,
Wm. Fart, Peter Fearis, John Felthfufon, John Forfejth,
Th o s. Fraser, Mary Fitzgerald, Daniel Fuller, Hendrick
Either.
(6 C<llen Gibson, Adam Gardner, L. Island; Henry
Ges, Richaid Gregg, Thos. Gumerfall, George Good
man, Peter G^rfon, William Grant. Mrs. Glass, Peter
Crowfongh, Andrew Giraud, Margaret Gibson, John
Galloway. Edward Goodwin, Christopher Callow, An
drew Goffin, the Revd.j.G. Gebbard, Anthony Glean,
John Griffiths, Befymin Garrison, Wm. Goddard, Jacob
Grim, George Grant, James Gillmore, Herman Gohling,
George Giles, Mr. Guyon, Jenny Girodett, Nicholas
Governeur, Allan Grant, Wm. Griffon, Jas. Gilbard,
Richard Gramme, Gilbert Giles, John Giefton, William
'Grant, Geo. Grantham, Jas. Gilihen, Richard Good
win, on board the Kings Filner; Matthew Griene,
Mark Gordan, Wm. Geldeart, John Grant, Thos.Gould,
Michael Gallagley, Wm. Gilbert, Coling Giblon, John
Gingers Rebeccah Gore John Grants
(H) Henry Harper, Kings Fiflier; Henry Holland 2 §
Richard Harris 2; Michael Hoffman 3 ; James Hogan
2; Wm, How, Thos. Horsey, Mrs. Henderlon, Matthew
Heilman, Peter Harris, Mrs. Huneman, David Hender
fong; George Huggan, J^hn Hendray, Mrs, Harris,
Sarah Hinton, Wn^ Harrison, Alex. Harvie, Rachel
Harvey, Thos. Heitt, Samuel Hallett, Hallett's Cove ;
Thomas Hillman 2; William Herederfon, Ward Hunt,
Wm. Henderson 2; Thos. Heagey, Alexander Hendei
f°n 3; John Iiill4; John Hanfonz; John Henry,
John Houston, Surpin Holroyd, John Hamilton, Thos.
Honftonz ; John Hay, James Hill, Hugh Holmes, Ri
chard Hopper, Joseph Holliday, Robert Heaton, Capt,
frhr iHedge, Hugh Hughs 2 ; Mrs. Hambleton 3 ; Wm;
How, Sheffield Howard Nathan Harris, Benj. Hayller,
Lieut. Wm. Highmore Sth Regt, the Revd. Mr. Hart
wick, John Hutchinson, Alexander Harvie, Robt. Hec
chle, John Herron, John Hibberd, William Hutchinson,
Wm. Hendrie, Wm. Hardy, Matthew Hunter, Robert
Harper, J^n Hofmer, Agnus Hampton, Stelle Hull,
Abraham H wford, James Huston, Andrew Heerraanfe,
Peter Hulick, Peter Hall.
(1; Philip Jacobs % ; Anthony J^hnfoh, Anne Inglis
2 ; William Irwine, James Johnston 2; Donald Jacobs,
Abraham Johnson, Richard Jenkins, Paul Jenkinfon,
Jas Jaffrey, Richard Jordan 2 ; Samuel Jones, Thomas
Jenk ; ris, James Johnston, James Inglis, Martha John
lon, Mr, Baltic Dash, Ebenezer Johfon, Daniel jackfon#
(K) Philip Kiffick, Richard: Kip, Jun. Robert and
John Kelfo, Wm. Karr, Catharine Keefe, Robt. Knox,
Joseph Kerr, Benjamin Keflam, John King, Samuel
Kemble, Robert Keech, James Kirk, John Kirkwood,
Michael Key 2; John K^rftead, Sarah Kingfland, Thos.
Kelfen.
(L) High Dutch Letter, James Lesly, John Lawlefsz;
iames Lamb, Blip Lockwood, William Lowther 3 ; Wm.
conard, David Levr^, Benjamin Lyon, James Linn,
Richard Lewis, John R. Livingften, Mary Love, Sarah
Lochart, James Lallcys, Nicholas Lockman, Andrew
Lucom, Thomas Lynch, Sarah Lowditt, Mary Leaver
George Little, Vyner Le;craft, Wm. Luke, John Law
rance, Benjamin Lawrance, Fluffiing; Thos. Levermore,
Philip Lin, John Lawyerz ; Thomas Leather 18th Regt.
Miss Libbe, Jacob Lampley, John Lattam, Goe. Lind
say 2 ; Willoughby Loftus, jofeph La/h, Henry Leatters,
James Linklater, James Lamafney, Samuel Le Page 3;
Stephen Lewis, Samuel Levey, Elizabeth Linch, Moses
Lyon 3 ; Robert Longmore, John Lilley, Jas. Leplie z ;
William Lowther, John Lawrence, James Linn, Michael
Leplie, Thomas Little, Mr. Saunders, Henry Law, Jo
fcph Latham,
I (V) John White, on board the Kings Fisher; Peter
White, Thns.Wardz; John Wright, John White, Ben
fl j;mln Wright, Coenradt Wingar, John White, Hannah
I Warner, James Whitelaw, Mr. White, Peter Willfon,
1 Catharine Williams, Alexander Watson, Hugh White,
(Joseph Willfon, John Whitecurch, Abraham Walton,
j Thos. Watts, Richard Warnerz ; Amos Weeks, Geo,
! Wittmer, Ann Watson, James Huston, John White,
jWm. Wikott, Wm. Ennis Webb, Margaret White, Geo,
1 Waterworth, Margaret Waters, Thos. Windover, Mary
j Walcot, Mrs. Hannah Warner, Capt. John Walsh, Alex
ander Simfon Wright, Arthur Walker, Sarah Weygand,
I Capt. Samuel Webb, john Walker Wright, Mary Wragg,
1 John Watson, William Whitfield, Jas. Walker, Samuel
I Waters, John White, James Webb, Stephen Wilkinson,
, Abraham Wagg, Rachel Wells, Andrew Wilson, jaber
,Weftcottg; john Wiley, jane Williams, Philip Wab
; bers, james Willmouth, Charles Wheeler, Gabriel Wis-
Iner, Capt. James Wiggins, the Revd. Dr. John Wither
tfpoon.
I(Y) Stephen Youmons, Barbara Young, Archibald
I Young, Kings Fiffier.
The limes of a lew MEN and WOMEN
I Servants and Redemptioners,
To be fold on board the /hip Jane and Isabella, Capt.
bJohn Workman, lying at Marlton's wharf. Enquiry ts
I said master.
(Ms Martin Marplty t; tofn MCTu% Archibald
Molhrald, Catharine M'Allefterz ; Alexander McLean,
James MQoul;n, John M'Qoeen, Roland More wood,
Benjamin Muftfon, Francis Murphy, John M'Farlang,
David M'Dtwell, David Mafterton, JqhtrM'Kay, fo
feph Montgomery, Jehn M'Lean, John Macaulay s,
Patrick M'Donough, John Mawer, Wm. M'Collocfc,
Mrs. Myers, John Mett, John McArthur, Mary Me,
Glafham, Capt. Thomas Mooreg; James M'Kenfey,
Alexander Merfet, Mrs. Merfene, Nathaniel Mitehdft,
Joseph Meckee, Richard Montgomery, Cornelius Myers,
Margaret M'Kee, Jdhn Moore 2; Thomas Mason, Cor
nelius MarfebaJk, Alien M'Pherlbn, fames M'Gouan,
James Melrofe, Charles Murray, William M'Adam,
John M'Candltih, John Miller, Wm. M'Kibbin, Mrs,
Maby, Donald M'Lean, William Moore, Wm. M'lndnr,
Margaret McQueen' ,Herculis Mulligan, Wm. Montgo
mery, Hugh Mullikin, James M'Ccul, Gilbert M'Eg
merin, David Mellenffiaw, Robert Martin, Frances
Myers, Edward M'Kaller, Lirtdly Murray, David Mun
ford, L. island, Mary Morton, John Maguire, Silvester
Moirfon, Elenor Monde, Jacob Morris, Lewis Mortis,
Robt. M'EMruhi, Elizabeth Morris, Catharine M'Allef
ter, Moses Myers, Richard Montgomery, Lawrenee Mur
phey if fohn Mott, Wm. Mottemore, Wm. Maxwell,
James M'Coul, John M'Cornack, Wm. M'Clure, Ar
chfbaddrM'Anl, George M'William, Edward Moore 2;
James Mirrcetee^, Duncan M'Doagall, Donald M'Cell
verc, Geo. Murrey, Richard Moott, Josiah Martin, Mr,
Maurer, John M'Mafter 2; Alexander Millne, John
M'Kenna, Margaret Marsh, Richard Montgomery, the
Revd. Mr. Motley, Ann M'Williams, Alexander M'
Leaw, John Robins Murfier; Emanuel Myers, Robert
Munrow, Robert Manley, Joseph Meen, Peter Mcßobert,
John M'Oowan, Benjamin Melton, James McDonald,
Alexander Muriofon, Alexander M^ie, Alexander M'
Dougall 2, John M' Candifh 2 ; Patrick Macteer, Capt.
Thomas M6ore6; Alexander McDonald, Dutches Co.
James M'Kie, Mr&. Mercene, Charles Murray, Ivie Mil
wraith, David Monackey, John Mactier, Bufnwiefo; John
M'Gilra, Jarties Myles, James Mitchell, John McWilli
ams, David M'Minn, Robert M'Kentie, V/m. Milner,
Mr. M'Gcnning, Thomas M'Guire, S. Moyland, Alex
ander McDonald, Gerfhom Mott, Hugh M'Gleughka,
Sarah M'Kenhey, Mat^aKiel M'Dennel, David M'Wil-
Ham%
(P) Collin Folkch, Morris Proier, Catharine Patter
ton, Wm; Prince, Fluihiafy 4 ; Wm. Poll 2; BenfomiA
Prime, Huntingdon, 2; Joseph Paxton, William Price,
Issac Palmore, Thomas Pudaer, Thomas Prohor, John
Pyrr, Henry Price, Nicholas Place, Mrs. Provooft, klrs,
Paull, Richard Puller, Henry Purfeil, David Provooft, Jo-
Bph Paxton 2; Hugh Peacock, John Pilling 2; Thomas
PrOTot, John Patterfoa, Edward Potts, Thomas Palmer,
Mr. Pulin, Edward Jackson Puckering, James Prichard,
David Prince, David Provooft, Lieut. Andrew Parke,,;
With Pollard, Henry Prift, Wm. Penfon, Joseph Pen
ney 2 ; J; Pafcaud, Thos; Philips, Thos. Patt, John Pad
der, John Pc^a
^1) Thomas Quill, Nicholas Quackenbuffi, John
Q'ragle, Thos Q^in 2 ; Ceol Wm. Quilter.
(R) f o hri Read, Sandford Rhodes z; Thos. Rankin
2; EHaxira Raymond, John Runnal, Joseph Rivers, Cas
per Rbckel, Wan Richardton 2 ; Burnet Richards, Benj.
Rae, Jacob Read, Win. Ritche, John Rickets, Morris
Roftrii, Terrence Riily, Water Reid 2 j Alexander Ren
nie, Francis Robinson, John Raineye; Harman Rose,
Daniel Redmah, Wm. Ruddle, Wm. Forkland, Henry
Rofcrow, John Leyland, the Revd. Marteen Rodda,
Edmohd Ryan, Robert Robson, John Read, John Ri
chardson, John Rupell, Dr. Jarnetßofs 4 ; Win . Rofall,
Terrince hilly, Benjamin RoA, Andrew Rash.
(S) Jacob Shafer, Peter Surget, Denty Stiver, Wm.
Savageg; Margaret Scalton, John Stewart, Catharine
Sanda, Wm. Shippen, Ifabell Surblll, Patrick Steel 2 ;
William Scandrett, Thomas Smith 2; Adam Solaman,
Jelle Smith, Edward Smith 2 ; John Stephenton, fames
Strahan, Joseph Smith, Thomas Simmons, Mr. feteven
fen, Walter Scott, Stephen Steel, Hannah Stillwell, John
Slaator, Edward Stead, John Sullivan, Caleb Sutton, Su
fuannah Smith, Jonathan Silfby, Cornwald Sands, John
Stephenson, Ann Spellen, Samuel Shaw, John Stevens,
Charles Sutton, Peter Smith, Jamaica, L. Eland ; John
Smith, Nathaniel Steel, Robert Sex, on board the Kings
Filher; W. S. to be left at the Cuffee-Hcufe, New
York; Timothy Sullivan, James Stiles, Col. Nathan
Stone 4; John Stewart, Penelope Shoemaker, William
Sheerer, John Stewart, Mr. Stuveng, Simon Solo
mon, Capt. John Strout, Richard Steel, James Stibbs,
Walter Scott, Col. Schuyler, Still Water;. Thos. Ste
venson, Doctor James Stuart s ; John Pe Sloan, William
Share, James Stewart, Timothy Shew, Moses Spiers,
Patrick Steell; Heftor St. John, Hugh Sutherland,
Wm, Savage, Roger Smith 2; Wm. Sipp, Geo. Spratt,
Thos. Smith, Wm. G. Scott, Wm. Stewart, Stephen
Simmons, Isaac Stonehcufe, Richard Smith, Michael
Sowrear, John Staples, Wm. Stewart, Capt. Geo. Stew
art, Philip Skenca; James Stewart, John Stevenson,
Meffiuer Sainfon, John Shetland, Thos, Swords, William
Stewart, Two Rivers; Swan Schuyler, David Sayre,
Patrick Smith, John Sandys.
(T) John Tayler, John Tirthilljun. Andrew Tavener,
John Tuthill, Edward Tilly, John Taylor, Robt. Tulley,
John Thornbur, Cornelius Tietoat, Mr. Taylor, James
Tomlilon, John Tears, Matthew Fears, Wm. Tribes ;
Capt. John Tanner, Jane Tewnfend, Fredrick Tucker,
John Taylor 2; David Thompson, Wm. Taylor, Henry
Tomlinfon, Capt. Wm. Thompson 3 ; Wm. Tilt, Geo.
Troudman, Mrs. Thecher, Roger Tefchmaker, Moses
Taylor, Capt. John Taylor, Michael Tamper 2; Robert
Tucker, Andrew Thomson, Robert and Joseph Totten,
Elizabeth Timis, Thos. Tucker, Wm. Tribe, Cornelius
Tribe, Cornelius Tiebout, Geol Thompson, Wm. Tin
ney, Daniel Tillefton.
(V) James Van Horne, Caty Van Dyke, Abraham
Van Deurfon, Elizabeth Van Deuzer, John Van Vteck,
Mr. Vanderbergh, E! : zabeth Vincin, Elizabeth Vans,
Josiah Short Vavafor, Thos. Vallance, Gerard Van Solin
ger, Mary C, Van Horne, Mary Van Duerfen, Peter Van
Kleek, Christian Van Phul, Widow Vallaw, Abraham
Van Duerfon, Simon Van Wagenner, John Van Noor
ftrand.
(N) SaWue! Nottingham; 6eot_e Nicols, Joseph
Nelfon,Harry Nicholl, Elias Nixfon, Charles Nicolls ;
Thomas Nixon, Catharine Nicholfoo, Thomas Nicolls,
Capt. John Norberg 3; Edward Nicoll, Mary Nellfons,
Stewart and Nieoil, Richard Neave;
(0) James O Dane! 2 ; Digby Odlorri, Ruth Ogilvy 2 ;
John Morris Obryariz; Thomas Oakes, Daniel O Con
ner, John Orchart, Griffith Chiton, Garrit Oakes, Felix
O Hants; Joseph Orehefdsi; John Ogilvie, John 0
Neah
THREE HUNDRED POUNDS may Be
had on good Security. Enquire of the
Printer.
Morris tarty Court, TCTOTICE is hereby given to the 1
of Cototgu P^. refpeaive creditors of Benja
min Day, Nathaniel Dzy, and Hezekiah Freeman, in
solvent debtors, that they be and appear before two of the
Judges of said Court, at the Court-House in Morris-
Town, on the seventh day of August next, at two o'clock
in the afternoon, so shew cause, if any they have, why
the said insolvent debtors fircrald not be discharged from
their imprisonment, agreeable to the directions of a late
ad of the Governor, Council, and General Assembly of
the province of New- farfey, palled in the twelfth year of
the reign of our now Sovereign Lord George the Third,
King, &c. entitled, " An ri for the relief of insolvent
debtors."
"RICHARD LIGHTFOOTS
From D ÜBLI N,
At his PIN MANUFACTORY at the Crown and
. Cushion, in Water-Street, near the Coffee-Hoefe,
New-York,
TAKES this method' to inform the Ladies, and the
Publicin general, that hrniakes and fells all forts
of pins, equal to any made in London or Dublin, and
superior toady mamufe^ured elfewhore; he likewise draws
harpftchofd) fyinnet, fortipiano, dolfemor, and all other
kinds of mufie wife, ftlver profile for gentlemens buttons
and tambour works; brafi and iron knitting needles,
black and white hair pins, chains, broffies and pickers
for soldiers firelocks ; pins for linen printers and paper
Hampers, laying and fewirig wire for paper makers ; card
makers wire, ikeletori and pound wire for ladies caps,
hackle teeth, and several other things in that way, and as
he is the firß that ever attempted afty of said branches on
this continent, he therefore hopes for the countenance of
those who with to encourage their own manufactures.
~ST~EPH E^' RTpA~LJE7
Haa for file at his flora near the lower end of the Fly-
Market, a large parcel of
I N D I G 0,
Among which are the best copper and purple qualities.
A quantity of cocoa,
4 tons bloomety iron,
5 tons refined ditto.
Old Madeira wine,
Voik distilled rum,
A few puncheons two years old Jamaica rum.
Which articles he will dispose of very reasonable for
eafh or Ihort credit.
Wanted, two or three servants that are good fifths,
for which a reasonable, price will be given. Enquire as
above.
T)UBLIC Notice is hereby given wall the creditors of
[ Joseph Todd, an infulveut debtor, now in the cuitody
of the High Sheriff of the county of WqttcheffeF, being
one of the perfonsnam&d in a certain a& of the Governor,
Council, a#d General Afihmbly, entitled, " An aft for
therriitf of intubent debtors within this colony, with
reflect to the ira,rif&u„&rt of their perfens;" that be
the said intolvent debtor hath reflated his petition to the
Honorable John Thomas, Jonathan Fouler, and Caleb
Fowler, Etfts, Judges of the Inferior Court for the said
county of WdUh&ter; whHh petition, t. Aether with
bis account and inventories annexed tothe fame, are filed
with the Clerk of said Cotut for Abe lufp&aira of his
creditors afon&id ; and the said iolulvcnt debtor doth
hereby notify the Grid creditors, 'that the said Judies have
appointed the iith day of Attgaft next, at two o'cQk in
the afternoon, to shew caufewhy an aAfynmegt lh&j not
be then made to certaLa perlons therein named, of ail his
estate for the afe of all his creditors, at the Ceanty Hall,
in the said county, and he the said debtor be discharged
agreeable to the direaiont of fald lit.
iA^HeRIaS Benjamin Sheidea, Benjamin Gard
ner, and Jabez Spencer, did make, and with
their hands fabferibe a certain writing, tear!*, date the
ninth day of January, in the year of our Lord 1775, and
published the lame twelve weeks fuccefflvoly in . John
Helt's New York Journal, cr the General Aiivwtifer,
and the New-York Gftttt, and Weekly Mercury,
printed by Hugh Game, being two of the public news
papers of this colony; which frid writing is by the
tenor thereof dimmed to all persons intereta in the land
hereafter mentioned, and recites, That where., Stephen
Van Rensselaer, late Lord Proprietor of the Manor of
Renffelaetwick, in the count, of Albany, deceefed, did
in his life time, lay out and set apart a certain naR of
twelve thoufend acres of land, situated on the earl fide of
Hudson's River, in the south-east corner of the said
Manor, known by the name of Stephen-Town, being
butted and bounded as follows: Beginning at a black
birch tree Landing in the south boundary line of the
said Manor sixteen miles east by the needle, from the
south end of Bearen-Ifland, in Hudson's-River, and runs
thence east by the needle four hundred chains, to a
bass wood tree marked; thence north twenty-one de
grees east three hundred and thirty-two chains 5 thence
weft by the needle three hundred and eighty-one chains;
thence south twenty-three degrees and thirty minutes weft
three hundred and thirty-nine chains, to the black birch
tree firft mentioned. And whereas five thousand acres,
part of the said twelve thousand acres of land, has been
laid but and surveyed into fifty lots of one hundred acres
each, being numbered from one to fifty.
And whereas the said Stephen Van Renffriaer,
did afterwards in his life time, in and by several inden
tures of leafc and rekafe, the lease bearing date the day
before, and the releases the twenty-fourth day of October,
in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
fixty-five, grant, bargin, fell, alien, release and confirm
unto James Grey, Samuel Brown, James Grey, jun,
David Pixly, Benjamin Willard, jahleel Woodbridge,
Nathan Ball, Joseph Willard, Jofiab Ball, Elijah Wilfpn,
Phineas Whitney, Abel Rowe, Eli Pixly, Ebenezer
Noble, Araos Beard, Jonathan Walker, Daniel Hub
bard, David Noble, William Wright, Samuel Wilson,
David Eagg, and David Pixly, jun, and to each of them
IcveralLC, and to their several heirs and affigus forever,
each two of the said fifty lots of one hundred acres, as
also two fiftieth parts of the said undivided lands in the
said trad of twelve thousand acres, to be divided into
fifty equal parts, of which said last mentioned undivided
land we the fubferibers were part owners ; and did there
by give notice, that Daniel Hull, Daniel Denifon, and
Samuel Sherman, all of Little Hoofack, in the said
Manor, persons not interefled in the said lands, pursuant
to the several ads of this colony made for the partition
of lands, are appointed Comtnihioners, to make partition
of the said undivided lands so released as aforefaid, and
that the said Commissioners would meet on Wednesday
the twelfth day of April then next, at the house of
Othniel Gardner, inn-keeper, at Little Hoofack aforefaid,
as by the said writing so published as aforefaid, relation
being thereunto had may appear.
Now therefore, we the said Daniel Hull, Daniel
Denifon, and Samuel Sherman, Commissioners so ap
pointed as aforefaid, hereby fignify our appointment, and
do give notice, that we will meet at the house of Jabez
Spencer, in the said Stephen-Town, Manor and County
aforefaid, on the 25th of July next, to proceed on the
said partition; and we desire all persons concerned to
attend accordingly. Given under our hands at Albany,
this nineteenth day of April, in the year of our Lord,
1775. DANIEL HULL,7
DANIEL DENISON, >Commiffioners>
SAMUEL SHERMAN,)
THE creditors of Nathaniel Williams, of Hunting
ton, who have not sent in their accounts, are re
queued to do it, and those who have, are desired to call
for the firft dividend of his estate.
New-York, JOHN THURMAN, jun,
July 8, 1775. DANIEL PHOENIX.
PUBLIC notice b hereby given to all the credited of
Hendrick Wimple, an insolvent debtor, confined in th
goal if the county of Tryon, that pe has ,referred a feetitta
to the court of common pleas for said count, ; which petition,
with the fcbedule and inventory annexed to the fame it filed id
the clerk's office of [aid county, for the infection of bis cre
ditors agreeable to the directions of an a 3 es the Lieut. Go
vernor, the Council, and General Affembl, of the province of
New-York, sassed in the fifteenth year of bis prefect Maje.
flf s reign, George the third, King, &c. entitled, " An a&
for the relief of infolver.t debtors , and be doth hereby notify
bis refpeflive creditors that be intends to apply to the judges
of tbe said court, or an, two of them, on Wednesday the ictb
day of %l, inf., at to o'clock in tbsforenoon of tbefama
day, at the boufe of Martin Van Alfyne, innkeeper, in Cana
jobar, diflria, in the county aforefaid, to be difebarged from
bis confinement, agreeable to said aH. Dated tbis lyb
June, 1775.
Mercer and Schenk,
HAVE removed tbeir flore from Hanover-Square to the
fare lately occupied by Greg, Cunningbam, and Cc
on Hunter's tQuay, where they have for sale a variety <f
dr, goods fuitabie to the fafon, confining of callicoes, cbintzc? 3
Irijb linens, taffeties, perJians,falcons, durant and tammiei,
double and Jingle folded fluff's ; white, black, red and blur,
ell, and \yard perJians ; flower'd and plain purple mil a
and gloves, mens and womens white gloves, knee garters,
Jilk and worked cord, flower'd and flriped mufin, cap aJ
apron tapes, narrow and wide bindings, nankeen, linen firipes,
blue and brown camblets, serge denims, bombasine, mens and
boys wool! bats, broad cloths and coatings, pins, &c.
Also wooll cards, cotton cards, 7 by 9, 8 by io windy®
glass, boney in firkins, butter do.
For C OR K.
(Ta fail in ten days)
The SHIP
J ANE and Isabella,
JOHN WORKMAN, Matter;
-°R passage only apply to foil
r master on board, lying at Wal
ton's wharf, or Hamilton Young, who has for file, a
parcel of Imffi beef in tierces and barrels.
For" CORK" and LIVERPOOL;
The SHip
4&L W A D D E L L,
Captain SCOT T,
%#^^£ 11X7'"' ' a " '" ten or twe ' v&
vV days, having the greater
P"' °' her cargo engaged : For
freight or passage apply to Hamilton
Young, or Robert Ross Waddell, or the Captain on
board; lying at Marfton's wharf.
FIVE DOOSAR'S-R^d:
RUN-AWAY from the subscriber living in the city
of Albany, the 4th of June last, a negro man
named C ATO: He had on when he went away, an
old ozenbrigs waistcoat, an old pair of patched tow-cloth
trowfers, and an ozenbrigs shirt : He took with him a
mix-colour'd komefpun cloth coat, with white metal
buttons on it, a nankeen pair of breeches, a pair of
ffockings, one of them thread, the other white cotton,
with a fa,uare cut out of the top of each of them to take
out die former marlc ; and a new ozenbrigs shirt. He is
about 25 or 26 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, tall,
thin and rnw-bon'd ; he has remarkable white teeth, of
alow flow speech, and ffiew# his upper teeth when he
Imiles, Whoever takes him up and secures him, so that
his miftreh may have him again, /hail have the above
reward, and all reasonable charges, paid bv me,
™. Holland.
To aft Persons inierefed in the Traa of
Land bgrgin afer afflioMS,
WHEREAS his late Majesty Kung George the
Second, by letters patent under the great seal
of the colony of New-York, bearing date the twenty-firß
day of February, io the year 1752, did give and grant to
Jacob Berit, and others, in the said letters patent named,
ALL those two certain tra&s or parcels of land, litu
ate, lying and being in the county of Albany, r o
the weliward of Schohary, between the mountains of
Sebohary and the hill called by the Indians Gnunudatha,
on the creek or brook called by the Indians Ofrhaleghe,
otherwise Cobus Kill, the firft of which traas begins
at a b'eakh tree marked with three notches on four lides,
a>ud a croft on the weft fide, Handing on the fide of a
sleep bank, on the north fide of the said brook, called
Ofchaleghe, or Cobus Kill, at the lower end or point of
a piece of low land, and is 37 chains meifured in a
/height line down the ft ream of the said brook, from thu
place where a tract of toco acres of land, formerly
granted to the said Jacob Berft, and others, takes its
beginning ; and this trad runs from the said beach tree
north 13 degrees, wed So chains ; then south 75 degrees,
weft 178 chains j then south 49 degrees, weft 232 chain,
to the well end of the said tract of rooa acres ; and then
along the bounds thereof to the most foutnerly corner of
the fame ; and from thence north 75 degrees, east 37%
chains; and then north 13 degrees, well 60 chains, tc>
the place where this tradt firtt began, containing 3000 acres:
of land, and the usual allowance for highways. The
other of the said two trade begins at a white oak tree,
marked with a blaze, and a cross on four files Handing
on the top of a Heep black Osicy bank, on the weft fide
of the said brook, called Ofchaleghe, or Cobus Kill,
which bank is the place called by the Indians On^ntada-
Iha, and th# said tree is 10 chains up the stream of ths
fail brook, from where another brook faltern into it, and
this trad rwas from the said place of beginning, weft 10
chain# ; then fowth-eel 6a chains; then lento 70 de
greca, cast 10, chains ; dien foeth <3 degrees, e'?ft 76
eaim ; then narth 75 degrees, daft 44, chains ; theti
north 13 degrees, weft 313 chains; then forth 75 de
grees, weft ciz chains, to the laid brook called Ofcha
l%he, or Cobos Kill ; and then down the fircam thereof
at it rwH m the place where this usd firft began, con
raining 15000 scree of land, and the ufeal allowance
for highways, the said two trails containing together
18,000 acres es land, and the usual altowance for high,
ways,
AND WHEREAS I the subscriber am part owner
and proprietor of the said two trade of land : NOW
THEREFOR E by virtue of a certain aft st the Lieut,
Governor, the Council, and the General Assembly of tbo
colony of New-Yetk, puffed the Sth day of January,
176#, intitlod, “ AW ACT far the more cftaual col
“ teaieg of hie Majesty's quit rents in the colony cf
“ New-York, and for partition of lands in order thereto;"
and alfe by virtue of one other aft, entitled, " AN ACT,
“ to essunte an est, for the more ethanal coUeaing his
“ Majfo'cfuit rents, in the colony cf New-York, and
" for partition of lands in order thereto; and also to
“ continue another a&, intitled, An a& to explain
" part of an ad, entitled. An aft for the more efc
“ tectuml collecting his Majesty's quitrents in the co
“ lony of New-York, and for partition of lands in order
“ thereto ;" parted the gift day of December, 17680
I DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that JOHN BUT
LER, of Tryon county, in the colony aforefaid, Esq;
aad RICHARD DUNCAN, of Schens^dy, in ths
county of Albany aforefaid, gentleman, and,WILLIAM
COCKBURN, of the county of Ulster, in ths colon,
aforefaid, furv^or, not interested in the tra& of land,
are appointed caramiffioners to mike partition thereof;
pursuant to the said several a&s ; and that they the said
commiflioners will meet at the dwelling-house of Robert
Clench, tavern keeper, in Suheueaady aforefaid, on
Tuesday the 19th day of September next, to proceed to
the partition of the said land; and all persons interested
therein, are hereby required to attend then and there so,
that purpose, either by themselves or their attornies,--.
Given under my hand the noth day of May, 1775.
GEORGE MANN.